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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
Asks for Letters.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March Slight heirs OF tha
late Samuel Horrocks have filed a peti-
tIon in the probate division OF the district
court asking that Edward j. Horrocks
nc appointed administrator OF the estate
Mr. Horrocks died at Ogden. February
of this year, leaving real estate with a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
Steel Bridge to Be Built.

Special 20 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. March S.--The county
commissioners met this week in a two
DAYS session.
Plans for a new steel bridge at the
mouth of Box Elder canyon were submit
ted by James Burke, and were approved.
Bids for the construction OF this bridge
will be called for az once.
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Slide Wrecks Steam Shovels.
Al 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 TIC Trlhune.
BINGHAM. March s.--A slide on the
surface working. involving three levels.
OF the Utah Copper company this morn
ing. has put three steam shovels out OF
commission and delayed work for at
least forty-eight hours.
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40-Pound Utah Baby.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 TIC 1rlbOne.
WALES. March S.-The people of this
place are boesting OF having an unusually
excellent speclman OF "Utah's best crop"
a child that outranks In size any young
s,er OF The same age in the state. Ref
erence Is made to the l3-nonths old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jensen.
The baby al the present time tips the
scales nj forty hounds
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To Quiet Title.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March S-Suit has been be-
gun I'm the district court by Isaac Farr
against Alfred Summerill. the admins =
traitor Of the estate OF Mary Freeman
Farr. TO quiet tide TO certain real prop
erty in Weber county. Mary Freeman
Farr died September %, 1893.
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Accused of Jumping Board Bill

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. March S.-W. A. Faucet. %
wears oi age. who says his home is in
ST George. was arrested at Ncphi las;
ni-ht by Deputy Sheriff Phil Bachman
and brought To Provo 10 answer a charge
II failure To pay a board bill.
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Weber Marriage Licenses.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. March S--Llccnses TO marry
were Issued by the county clerk TO tho
following today: Milton +. Purdy and
Myrtle Jenkins. both OF ogden, William.
l.. Garner and Lottie NJ. Pincock. both
OF Sugar City. Ida.
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News of Intermountain Region
OGDEN DEPARTMENT
Office Hours

rental value OF $1,000 a year IN ogden
City and personal property Including
sSlTs0 deposited at a local bank.
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AUCTION SALES.

REESE, THE JEWELER, QUITS q
South Main. ! Will sell at public anc'
ton the best watches. Elgins, Waltham5
Hamiltons, Vangaurds. 17-2l Jewel. 70
year cases and solid gold Beautiful I'D
OF jewelry. silver sets. toilet sets. UNI
hrellas fixtures and cash register. AUG
ton begins Monday, 1890 a. M. Thrs'
prizes will be given away at my openin5
sale. With every purchase you get 4
ticket Every lady attending sale WI
receive a free ticket. No goods misreQ,
resented. G. f. Osterlob. auctioneer c5sl
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And in accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors made on
the 18th day of January. 1911. so many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary Will be sold at the Of
fee OF the company: G61 East Second
South. Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 10Th
day OF March. 1911, at two o'clock p m,
thereon. together with the cost OF adver.
tising and expense of sale.
CHARLES CHRISTENSEN.
Secretary.
b297l
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED
couple. work of any kind VIII SUR
for low wages. Call Laursen. Ind lOd9E
or address PIG, Tribune. c'l'
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films TO us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main street. E1
elusive photo dealers.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Return Mining company. LOcatIOn OF
principal place OF business Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. Z. levied on the 18th day
OF January. 1911 the several amounts set
opposite The names of the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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FoR nENT
yoUsEKEEPING ROOMS

ONE TO -FOUR ROOMsn HoIJsEH -,
ing; modern. 27o w. So. Temple. 5S7s1 + :
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CARPETS. RUGS, ETC. TO CLEAN;
electric vacuum cleaner. Main zo9S;
Ind 1869. C9-i
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing. trunks. vaiises; best prices palu'
Is Commercial st. Reply by postal eas9
377l Bell. .It
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; Will pay you frst-class prices. n;
c. Fisher & Co. l66 SO. w. Temple aaa bsu
Oil. Ind. eC4. esoo
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY HON
33S w lar Sonfh f400t
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DENTISTS

". s. HUDsoN- pENT1sT. sIs BosTos
building: loose teeth (pyorrhoea a.ssvx asx
laris). Vienna. three applications sfS
ment: guaranteed.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS :.
and IS per week. 46 2nd East
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR 1EO-',
brass rags. bottles, rubber. copper, e'c.
Utah Junk Co.. $40 So. 4th West. Pinot ,
I29 pI9in
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR IIc,,--
housekeeping; Si4 556 r. 6th sonsali
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DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY

WE NOT ONLY SELL. YOU DIAMONDS
but loan you within 10 per cent oa
them st any time. All transactions con
ndential. Utah Loaa G Jewelry Co., IS
r. 2nd South s2469
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL Gala,
Salvation Army. Both Phones t2l9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09

WILL SHIP CAR II. II. GOODS TO Los
Angeles and one To- Chicago and one 70
Portland next ~ days; very TeaSondpG
rates kmbal! Van & Storage Co.. -
So Main, s280s
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TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AM;
mattress remaking. Utah Bedding & a. ~
Mig. Co. Both phonos 3SJ- psJ"
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MASSAGE
HAIR DRESSING
CARPET CLEANING

PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY WORK
guaranteed; prices low as good work
will permit Am. Carpet Cleaning Co
Bell olI0, Ind. 90. b239s
CARPETS CLEANED ON FLOOR: SPE-
cia rates until 18th; work guaranteed.
Bell 590s b2935
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BANKS AID BANKING

MERCHANTS BANK
OF Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange: travellers cheques.
interest paid on time and savings de-
posits: your account, large or small will
receive careful attention. II. p. Clark.
president; John j. DAILY. vice president. A.
II. Peabody. vice president; w. H. Shear
man. cashier. t2SS2
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LOST AND FOUND
MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING
SHIPPING

WE SHIP H. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. Cut rates. Kmball
Van G. Storage Co. 73 So. Main. m266;
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NICELY FURNISHED HoUsEyEEpr,,---
- rooms. with gas, 62i Richards Al ~ ~.
block south OF tabernacle. ~; nn{
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOTro--
keeping, $50 North Main. s1Es, es2E-
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NICELY FURNISHED. LARGE Fpov-
room Tor housekeeping: $3.50 per Wss,l
80
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ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES
repaired: work guaranteed Thomas
Naish, 20 w, LIST South. Phones: lnd.
1868. Bell 302S. teA
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FIREPRooF STORAGE

MOST COMPLETELY EQUlPFsI
fireproof warehouse in city; storage
all kinds: low rates; packing and snY-
ping. visitors welcome. / y Stols5>>
Co. Phones FIX. Is. C.
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GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIR @


MEMS SEWED SOLES. I5C.
ladies'. soc. heels. 25c- Best
work. lowest prices. We call ana
deliver. 20 West 2nd South. Bei
So. b2gss
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PALM GARDEN

IMPORTED HOFBRAU AND bE%1sdr No
Pale. lunch. 1oc; chile. 10c. % eisIa
3rd South.
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sTENoGKAPHERS FURNISHED WITH
out charge. SHORTHAND SHOP. Tel.
246l. All Judge Blde.
a139o
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CLEANING AND DYEING

TROY CLEANING AND DfElNu
works for fine cleaning at moderaIs
prices. 22l West 1st So. Call either gno,al.s
1859 DID
SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. Sbl ~
State. Bell phone 52S5: Ind. 1874. rst<
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LIVERY STABLES

S-.---E(>-c-"-~>--s.- ---.->~->ee
MCOY'S STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
light livery, horses bought and sold
Both phones ST. clil
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TYPEWRITERS

OLIVER TYPEwRITERs AND SUI
plies. Stewart Gleason Co.. so w;
South st. Phones-Boll 29o. Ind ~ t.S;e1
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. ALICE HoUGHToN, ROOMS S5i11 S1.11
is Mcintyre bldg Ind. phone 3as' -
a34G: residence. Bell Main Sol.
DIR. AUSTIN KERR. osrEoPATHN
Physician. Mcintyre bldg. Both pnoInex
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PIANO TUNING

d. BERT ANDERSON. BELL PHVSr
Ssl7. Piano tuning. polishing. ropsn,,, pss,,
ing. ~
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LADIES, WE CALL FOR AND DE
liver any loan. Uncle Sam, RESPONSE
bic cut rate pawnbroker. 80 East lst So.
Bell 2l76. CAL
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer l64 S. West Temple. Phone
I0fn v493
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COMPETENT Girl. FOR GENERAL
houscwork: no laundry. must have rec
concentrations; good wages. Apply morn
iuRs, olS lst avenue c907
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEMALE

REFINED WOMAN, RECENTLY FROM
the east, thoroughly competent and re-
liable. desires position in small family.
P-l6. Tribune. c9l9
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WlNTED

WANTED-MALE HELP
COMPETENT Girl. FOR COOKING
and general houscwork. no laundry
work; small family. "a 9Th East. c93l
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WANTED

GIRL ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD TO TAKE
care OF children. Ind 2309 c9lC
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you position free OF charge. Tele-
phones Ind. 1866: Bell 1922. t2I73
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YOUNG LADY PARTNER FOR TRAV-
cling proposition, No capital required.
y. o. box 4ls, Ogden. cl45
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WANTED. 2 UNFINISHED ROOMS.
close in. man and wife No children
Bell 1851 cS52
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; demand for
our work; reliable firm. 1l2 2nd East
b907
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THE QUALTRoOGH-A -ALLCoTT CO.;
Offering n modern residence for funeral.
purposes. Phones 1858. 544 Main st. r2003
NJ F. COLEMAN. EMBALMER and
undertaken S3S East End South. Bell
phone 5s66. Ind 1933 r633
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM Il.
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State.
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST w. w. KING.
PA Z. End So. Both phones 81, o2sI
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WANTED-YOUNG LADY, BET -
and 50 years. 10 take charge of house
with six children. Call after y. m.
Take State st, car to Burton school, go
west blocks W. 1900 So, w. Temple.
CO.'S
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HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 62 So Main st.
Phones l06. Cut flowers and funeral de-
signs nl523
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-20
La Conpahia Ba|agueT

Ell sabado, EN- la matinee del domin
GO y en la function de anOche, In teni
do la compailia Balaguer tres llcnos
completisimos.
Ell pjlblicO tribute Il C0ncIia Catsla
y "a Balaguer, delirantes ovaciones.
AnOche, durante la representation
de la interesante comedia "Nilitares Y
Paisanos todos los artistas fueron
|aplaudidisimos; un exito dc los nuncs
|superados aqui.
La compailia sali6 esta maiiana para
Arecibo. Dara ALI dos funcioncs, v ri
|miercOles estara aqni de vuelta, para
trabajar los iiltimos dias, 81 % eIDbar
ca para Mejico.
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9n Ia Central VanniIDa
UNA FIESTA EsPLENDIDA

Ajyer tarde sc celebr6 esplendidamen
lie en- 10. Central Vannina la fiesta de los
cSQonos, la inasguraci0n official de la
zafra. ,..s,i>.
AsiStl0 al acto una concurrencla dls
tinguidisima. ALI estabn las mas
prestigiosas personalidades de la ban
"a la industria. el comercio y la prem
sa de San eJuaN.
A Ia Central Vannina fueron tambien
eistingmidas daanas y belllsimas seno
ritas de San juan y de Rio Piedras. La
fiesta fu6 esp5endNda. ).
Hicieron los dlonores "a los invitados
vel presidente de la corporation nuestrO
1listinguido am1go ell seiior Loren@, y
los senores 'CaMdina, Caplbet, Somoza,
Sagastibelza y Castanos, del cuerpo di
rectivo de la n1leva i1nportamte compa
mia azucarera-
lei |'buffet' servido por el 'EHotel
Inglaterra, " fu& esplendido.
Sc obsequi0\a la nqlmerosa concurren
cia en- el ampljo local del almacen.
:El "ehamlpa gue" hizo incontables
elisparos,, y 3 los primeros que sonaubn,
habl6 e Presidente, senior Lorenzi,
agradeciendo 8 la distinguida concu
rrencia, "a las tialnas y caballeros ALI
presentes, 'el concurso prestado a la
bril]antez de ia fiesta. Z
FL senor Lorenzi fue muy aplaudido
Contests al brindis del presidente,
nuostro estimao'o companero en- la prem
sa don Vicente l8aibas, que 4lizo aln brin
dis elocuente, poniendo de relieve la
importaneia de la nueva factoria, DO
que ella representa- para el progreso de
Ia isla en- general y de Rio Piedras, en-
particular.
FL senior Bal),as recibi0 muchos me
fecido5s aplausos. -
La esplendida Inauguration de la "a
fra en- Ia Central Xannina ha tenido,
como era natural, el concurso entnslas
ia de cuantas personals Sc interesan por
Ell desarrollo de nuestras industries, por
c4 creciniento tie nuestras riquezss.
E1 hecfo portentose, nlnca visto qui
zas en- parte alguna de montar una Cen
tral Ell OoAo meses y empezar & moler
zen ese plazo brevisimo, tuvo aver un
comentarista elocuente zen el seiior Bal
bas.
La banda Mlrnanipal de Rio Piedras,
ameniz6 ell acto; all final TOGO la Marse
alesa, Ia Marsha Real y la Borinquen.
Ell BO41ETIN, felicita a la competente
direcfiva de la Central Vannina, por el
exito de la gra nde obra por la esplen
dida fiesta de eyer.
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En- e| Hipd5dTpmo

Con gran concurrencia sc celebraron
aver las carreras anunciadas.
Pr1mera carrera: corren media mi
1a: White Boy, Lares y Llave lie Orc.
Buena Planta que fguraba en- ell progra-
ma no corri6. Cana Llave y en segundo
termino, Lares,
Segunda, a igual distancia Carame
10, No1mandino, Ligero. Sultan no CO.
rri6. Ilega primero Caramelo Y en-
gundo lugar, Ligero.
Tercera, a media milla: 4Bruia. Boy,
Confucio y Niagara. Vence Bruja a pe-
sar de sus veinte metros atras y en- Sc
gundo puesto, Confucio.
Cuarta, media milla; Mambi en- vez
de Mhguelito, Brujito, Lucha, en- vez ue
Mosquito. Cana Brujito, y nega en- Sc
gundo l'1gar, Mambi
Quinta, 4 mil metros; Westland St.
Patrick y Napoleon. Cana Westland y
IN segundo puesto, Napoleon.
!, Sexta, media milla: Espiritu, Algeria,
Iuperon y Royal Ulega Espiritu de-
tras, en- segundo ternino, Algeria.
Septima, media miala: Isabelino. Es-
trella, Magnolia v Army. Llega en- pri-
mer termino, Army, en- segundo Isabeli-
no.
Ell p1blico sali6 satisfecho de las care
ras Ell jurado bien.
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En- d dIfaO De "GI TEMPO :
IN NrEvA MAQUINA DUILEx

Aver tsrtIe aslsliwDS. ysslasslrucuie
inv1ados.a Ia inauguration yIc In msssVui
na Duplex" que ba sisIo snonsa.Ia sm
los tailcres tipovrtGeos de uus~srp csfi
ma,lo eolc1a "El Tempo" "a susva
cdificio doDde 80 han moutasl., Ma ma
quinas Y IN rcdaeci6n - amplio. vrnsila
do, y n,y prop.siso para Ie.s Gssys q
que ~ dcStina. sdernsa Je s4sar asts.s.lo
ON In caiIe Je San Frsnei@so. nna a, las
uras ceniricas dc cSta capital
En urs'iio de grzFpJes atslnm~ss srupe
z6 funeionar Ia nucva rnaquissa. a.,
quincc cahnllos DC fuerza szsas ,Ie digz
mil dclsrs. aroian,Io On po,au MINUTES.
numero>os ciempIarcs de ia eslicias ~,
ri"dica de aver que crsn por so-irlo a.s.
secuestradoS por loa asssztesssss 81 aesu.
que so~msban TINA consurrsnci.a numrr,
"a, cnsre los c1Islcs So hsIlahnn diusin
guidas pcrSonalicladcs del cosnercio. dsi
foro. de Ia pclitica y del T,criaisgno.
Dcsp"Ss DC prcsencisr II traf,ajo err.
Iente de ~ colossal mar'iins. lom asiHssn
ties p"SarUn una snplis sala. que pruha
blemcnie. scra destinaIa 4 rrdar-.iss, y
ali Sc sirvi6 un lunch. dulrss. tain
eos. ccrvcza, champagne. Iicorg-. rsiran
do In mayor coryIiaiidad entire s.bs.
Las sciiorrs Manuel Roxy. pcpe ~.
ziin y Gomez Brio~o. hacian los houorra
"a hos invitados. y hcnoa de rnanifsusar
que supicwn dcssmpeiar 4 conrienria
su cometido.
M dcscorchar~e IL champagne smpc
zarn los briBdis. COrteSmcnte aInd,
dos. con pslabra faeil y ocurrcnie. .por a
doctor G6mcz Brio~o. hisicrru u.o d. "a
palabra II aIealje dc In eiudad 2rss.sr
Todd. que iniri6 Ios brindi~. @nen~ivH
mcntc. dos seiiores MarrhaH. T.srrs.s.
que leyd una pccsia ehi-pcanse. sasrhsz
Morales (don Luisl. Rodriguez vrra.
Negr6m FLORES. Bcccrrs. carbaIIea.,.
nuestro eompahcrodcreds~eissn DaIr.srs
Canet. y cerrb cou brurhe De ov,p. eomo
81 sabc haeerio. cOrr un di-rur,., notable.
ci doctor HarboSg.
Hubo aplauww para foIw. sc tr;n
do por Ios progresses DC "EI Tiempo',.
por ri bicnestar dc In isla. en- so.Io= aus
ordenes. para que sc cstreehen snss los
'azos ale eonfraterniisd que han de exia
t'r en- el eomcrrio. en- IN induztria, en In
poiitica y cn ~ pcriodi~no.
Tar'lcs como IN ,Ie aver ievansan 81 80
pir'tu y abrcn uucvcs horizonscs para
trabajar con mayor arlimieuso. con mss
tenac'dad vigoruso vnsusiawmo v 60
una DEMONSTRATION sanbisn. siocuenfe. sIs
q. nuesaras indus,rias eurpssxan & conc
Ger q fontio. los rrsortes one ismpulssn
e1 desenrolvimiepto de IN vida en- suSz
los 6rrienes sr Ia scfiyislssl
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N D NJ 0

Barreiro nos ha dado aver Ia noticia
y una gran tristeza ha caido sobre nnes
|trO cOraz0n Ha muertO Mono, en- In
Habana. Hasta ahora no sabemos mas
pero va es bastante para que nos sobrc
cola ell mas sincere dolor. Nos faitan
detalles, pormenores. iComo murio 7
?de que mrri6 el Poeta, ell gran Poetai b.
porque Mono, aunque sc empcn6 en-
reir, aunque quiso ajustar su exterior
"a 10 regoci.jado del seudonimo que adop
ito como su nombre, era un gran scnti
mental. era I'm bohemia rOmantico que
pas6 por el mundo con una sonrisa fal
sa en- los labios, porque llevaba una III
grima Oculta en- los ojos.
Hoy no tenemos espaciO para cstu
diar la obra poetica, la personalidad Ii
teraria del ilustre autor de Virutas.
AL consignar la nOticla trlste dc su
muerte, no tenemos otras palabras que
las planentes frases de un dOlOr que tic
ae una gran sinceridad Ell est4 pobrcza
de expression, precisamente.
Momo'', Jose Mercado, el gran Poe
ia fallecido, fue nlestro compafiero v
tue nuestro amigo
Cosa portentosa! ser .compaiiero y
amigo. Cosas de Mono Cosas extra
vagantes y bellas como su vida, como
S1S verSOS!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-20
Do|orOso suceSo en- Rio PiiedraS

El sahado en- la tarde, ocurrio un la
mentable accidente en- Rio Piedras.
Volvla de un entierro hacia ell pue-
bio, ell sefior don Jose Maria Gonzalez.
EN- union de varios amigos, cuando fu6
vlctlma de una hOrenda desgracia, una
gran desgracia que ha llenado de cons
terraci6n 4 Rio Piedras.
Al pasar por frente 4 la Central Van
nina, el Senior Gonzalez que iba acom-
panado de don Jose Garrido, don Gre
gorio Massanet don Gerardo Pastra-
ma, vic venir ell automovil del Licencia-
do Monserrat, pero no VIC el CAIRO n1-
nero 4O6, que Nevada ell chauffeur Fran
cisco Belmonte, hasta que 10 tenia ma
teriaamente encima. Nj vi6 el peligro nj
oy6 la bocina, y fueron inutiles cuantos
esfuerzos hizo ell chauffeur Belmonte,
por evitar ia muerte del senior Gonzalez
Sanchez, que qued6 destrozado, en- ia
cuneta. "A las dos horas muri6. Ell ca
rro le destrOz0 las costillas, la columna
vertebral. Jun verdadero. horror!
En- Rio Piedras, la muerte del seilor
Gonzalez ha sido muy llorada. Era ma
tural de Asturias y llevaba en- ell pals
muchos amos; ocup6 en- tiempos de la
soberanfa espanola, ell cargo de presiden
te del comcejo municipal, y otros de gran
confanza administrative, era ell repre-
sentante del seilor Obispo en- los asilos
de Rio Piedras presidente de la Jun
TIA de ,Cat6licos. I'm hombre de grandes
virtudes.
El entierU Sc efectu6 aver tarde, Y
puede decirse que asistio la poblaci6n
en- masa de Rio Piedras.
Despidi6 el duelo nuestro distinguido
companero don Vicente Balbas, que hizo
una elocuente oraci6n f1nebre.
Nosotros lamentamos Ell luctuoso su-
ceso, enviamos Ell pesame la desolada
viuda y M 1hijo del que va no existe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-20
Oha' Benigna del vaNe

Esta nlaiiana e las once, ha recibido
cristiana sepultura en- ell cernenteri0 de
esta capital, la vfrtuosa DANA doiia Be
nigna del VaIte, viuda de SOLO, enpa
rentada con fanliiias muy prinGpales
de esta ciIdad.
La seiiora del Valle de SOLO, residla
en- Catailo, ,do1dde era muy estinnada.
Nosotros> AaHnent amos ell sensible ia
llecnniento die esta DANA, y envlamos
uruestro p&sane q SD hijo don Lorenzo
Solo, "a SUI sobrnnO don ConradO Asen
.lo, nuestro estimado compahero y de
mas deudos de la que va no existe.