davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
COUGHLIN TOUTED
FOR MANAGERSHIP
Former National Star May
Quit Reading Club.
Special to The Washington Herald.


Reading, Pa, July 16-When manage
rial vacancies and changes are being
considered in the big leagues at the drop
or the curtain on the 1911 season, 1t is
the belief that one Bill Coughlin, who
Is plotting the Reading team to the PEN
nant in the Tri-State League. and who
gained national reputation as the fiery
captain OF the Detroit Tigers during
two pennant-winning seasons. and who
previously was with Washington. will be
a much-sought-after man.
A few on the inside Of baseball know
that Coughlin was offered a position as
pilot of one OF the big league clubs this
season. when there was talk OF a change
IN Western city In 1910. at Williams
port, he was kept out of the front rank
only through a personal injury. when his
arm was fractured.
This year at Reading he has had clear
sailing. and his conducting Of baseball
AFFAIRS has been OF the most pleasing
ever witnessed in a minor league. He is
giving Reading the article of ball the
city has long been clamoring for, and the
fans, cannot help but realize It.
1t would be a great disappointment
should Coughlin be lost to Reading
after his successful reign, but baseball
is always uncertain, even down to the
end, and his friends here
wish him the best that can come his
way. He has a great faculty for keeping
ball players in line. He is always the
best Of d friend to his men. and yet his
restrictions, sometimes severe, are ad-
hered to without a murmur
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Two more games with Washington and
four with the Athletics will end the sox
games at the home grounds until Au-
gust 1S.
Lange is the probable pitcher for the
game tomorrow and Doc White should
be in form to beat the Nationals in the
final contest.
Ed. Walsh reports severe attack of
lumbago that may keep him from the
slab for few days. 1t is probable he'll
recover in time to open the series against
the worlds champions on Thursday.
Comiskey announced the purchase Of a
new catcher to-day. His name is Kreitz
and at present he's performing at Du-
buque in the Three-Eye League. The
young man will report to the Sox in
about one week.
Manager Duffy didn't return to-day, so
his report on the prowess of the st. Paul
battery, O'Toole and Kelly, has not been
made. Comiskey thinks he's going to
land the two stars for the White Sox
Iron Man" Lange has developed into
some pinch hitter and has thereby
gained great favor with the fans. 1t
was his redhot single to-day that put
the finish to the slabbing of Groom.
The defeat to-day should be charged to
Groom. though his team was still lead
ing by one run when he was taken out.
n
Gray took the job and the theory is that
he was not responsible for their being
there.
Olmstead had fine control Of his hook
curve, and walked only one man while he
was on the slab. That was Gessler in the
fifth inning, when one man was on the
bases, and Ommie refused to give him a
chance at one right over the plate.
Zeider was twice caught trying to steal,
each time because young Mr.. Ainsmith's
throw was perfect and it took a perfect
throw each time to get him. Rollie OBJ
jected to one of the decisions, and It
looked as If 1t might have been made
the other way with no one objecting.
That fatal ninth told the tale for the
Nationals. When the smoke had cleared
away Groom was in the stable and Dolly
Gray was on the mound and the White
Sox had cinched the game.
Capt Mcbride was the king-pin slugger
for the Nationals. The shortfielder poled
out a pair OF singles out of three trips
to the swatting dish.
And Spartacus Walker returned to his
own as a clouter OF long waIlops and
smacked the pill for double Reds also
scored.
Something must be wrong-Ping Bodie
only gathered in pair Of hits, one
double. The fat boy is sure hitting weak
at present
Lord was the only man to steal on
Eddie Ainsmith, the former Red .Sox
ambling to second twice.
To-days game was the first that Eddie |
has caught for the Nationals |
since his injury in New York, when |
Birdie Cree spiked him. While he did |
not get a hit, Eddie met the ball hard |
and only fast fielding saved a bingle
The entire National infield handled |
that came their way, EIber-
field and Conroy making sensational |
stops.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
ANNIVERSARY DATA.

1t was thisaway: All signs fail In hot
weather and our crusaders simply
had to break a record. One con-
ISOLATION, our friend the Duke Of Clar-
ence, professionally known as Red
Walker. relapsed into his rude and un-
couth style of batting after reinstate-
ment in the lineup, and has slammed
out seven awkward hits in the last six
teen times at bat instead of gracefully
striking out most inginerally.
Now IL the raucous anvil chorus will
only get TO work, mayhap when our
poor. dear. polite little Lord FauntIe-
roys get back they will cultivate the
unpublished habit Of being rude to Wis
itors.
Anyway. the new concrete coliseum will
be worth looking at. It's a shee-doover,
as Frenchy would say.
AS for the dope-well. our hired hands
are consistent when they are not incon-
sistent, which Is always.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
Cardinals Want Game.

Alexandria, Va, July 16.-The Cardinal
Athletic Club, last years champions Of
Alexandria, want games with District Of
Columbia mines for Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays. The expenses Of teams visiting
Alexandria will be paid by the home
team. Return games will be given un-
der the same conditions. Managers
OF District mines can communicate
with Sylvester A. Breen. president Of
Cardinal Athletic Club, 1922 King street,
Alexandria, Va.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
MUST PUT UP COIN.
johnson Insists That Wells hackers
Deposit $4,000.

London, July 1s.-The proposed contest
between Jack Johnson. heavyweight pu-
the English heavyweight, is of unless
the hackers of Wells deposit $4,000 for
him and guarantee to turn over a like
sum to Johnson before he enters the
ring, for his part in the bout, aside from
his winnings.
James White. the promoter Of the
match. said to-day that he believed the
match would be arranged and the arti-
cles signed within q few days.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
NAPSPOUND VAUGHN
AND YANKEES LOSE
Gregg Holds New Workers
Safe, Tanning Seven.

Cleveland. Ohio, July 16-The Maps
solved Vaughns curves in the sixth in
ming to-day when they put over five tai
lies. which was more than enough to win
from the Yankees. The final score was
to 2. The Clevelands garnered ten safe
ties off Vaughn. Gregg allowed the New
Workers but four. Gregg also distin-
guished himself. striking out seven yist-
tors. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17

huns-butcher. Olson (z, Jackson, Birmingham.
Ball. Cree Blair. Two-base hits-Tnrner. Jackson
Sacrifice hits-Trner, Vaughn. Stolen bases-Cree
Daniels. Butcher. birmingham, Turner. Bases on
balls-oh Gregg. 4; of Vaughn. 5 Hit ty pitcher
BY Gregg. Blair. Struck Out-By Gregg 2. by
Vaughn, !. Double pIays-Olson to Ball to stoyall:
Hartzell to Chase; Olson to StoTal Passed. BALI
Fisher. Time of game-l hour and Is minutes Um
ptres-MessrA Perrins and Mullen Attendance
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17

Runs-LewA Jones. Bush, Crawford, Delehanty
e. Morarity. Hits made-of Cicotte II in in
nings; on karger. in inning. Twobase hit
O'Leary. Three-base hit-Delehanty. Home run
Lewis. Sacrifice his-Bush. Summers, Lewis
Bases on balls-Of GcOtte. ;; of Summers
/. Hit by pdtcher-By Summers YeTkes First base
on errursBoston, !; Detroit, l. Left on bases-Bos-
ton, 4; Detroit 2. Struck out-By Cicotte, 2; by
Karger. l; by Summers. 2 Double play-Cicotte TO
Williams to Carrigan. Passed ball-stanage. Um-
pdres-Messrs ESan and Connolly. Time Of game-2
hours Attendance-629.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
TIGERS CONTINUE
WINNING STREAK
Opportune Stick Work and
Errors Beat Boston.

Detroit. Mich. July 16.-The only run
Boston got to-day was a hoist into the
left field bleachers by Lewis. The Tigers
amassed enough to make the count to
l in their favor. Errors helped the Tigers
to two OF their runs, the remainder being
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
Ball Player Hits Scribe.

Kansas City No.. July 1e.-
John Love. left fielder for the
Kansas City American Associa-
ton baseball team. was fined 800
yesterday by the manager for at
tacking Edward Cochrane,
sporting editor, Just before the
game with Minneapolis to-day.
Love took exception to articles
written by Cochrane and knocked
him down and beat him until q
policeman interfered. Cochrana
had warrant sworn out for
Love for disturbing the peace.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17

Two out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Tannehill in the ninth.
fBatted for Olmstead in the ninth.
sRan for Lange In the ninth.
Washington. o o 2 o o o e-5
Chicago. o o o 2 o o % 0 s-6
Left on bases-washington, z; Chicago,
8 Hits-On Young, in innings and
part OF fourth; on oimstead, 4 in 6 in
nings; on Groom. 10 In SIS innings; OF
Gray, 2 IN l-S inning. Two-base hits
walker, Bodie. Three-base hit-McCon-
nell sacrince hits-Schaefer. Mcconnell
Stolen bases-Lord co. Bases on balls
on Young, 3; on olmstead. /; or Groom.
= Struck out-By Groom, 4; by GRAY. i:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17

Runs-Shotten ca. Austin. Lake, oldring IN.
strunk, Baker ~. Barry t3). Two-base hits-Barry.
Austin. ThIee-base hit-Barry. Sacrifice hits
strunk. Barry. Thomas. oldring. Double play-Ba-
ker to Murphs to AIcinnis. Triple pay-Arstin to
Wallacs 10 Cross. Stolen bases--Austin Aieloan
Barry. Oidring, Baker. Bases on baIs--Of Curry
l; OF Bender. .; on Lake. L Struck out-By Curry,
/; By Bender, 10; b. Lake. ! Hits made--Ofi Curry
IN ~ inningx LeH On bases--St Louis ); Phil
sdephta, a. Umpire-Mr. Dsan-. Time of nms-
houu and is minutea
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
HICKMAN'S HOME RUN
WAS A HALF MILE LONG.

Reports from Philadelphia indicate that
Rube Ellis poled quite a considerable
home run, Thursday, when he smashed
the ball over the fence. Said clout is
recorded as the longest home run ever
made on the Huntington avenue
grounds"
The real home run record for long dis
tance belongs to the veteran Charley
Hickman, who served with almost every
team In the American League before
going to Toledo, of the American Asso-
ciation. Charley was a wonder, his sole
claim to distinction being a sunny dis
position and a faculty for hitting. He
couldn't field if provided with q bushel
basket.
The time of the great swat Charley
was with the Maps. That was before
the Athletics got Shibe Park. Directly
back of the left field there was a row
Of apartment houses, divided by a street.
Hick got hold of a fast ball, pulled It
to left and It sailed over the fence.
1t was a long, low, screeching liner
that just cleared the boards. Hickman
ambled around the bases leisurely, and
ten minutes later a policeman appeared
at the gate with a baseball.
Where did you get it," queried the
gate tender.
-Four blocks up the street." replied the
harness cop. Now, in Phillie, four blocks
are a half mile, so Hickman's hit went
that far, the ball rolling along the
smooth pavement.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17

P. s.-Met President Graf. of the Com
mercial League. after the game Char
ley says he can give McAleer a tip
where to get some good players, even
IL II does Dust up" q couple of local
leagues. He's going to organize a bupch
OF transformers and challenge the erst-
while Hopefuls to Sunday game-win-
ner to take the gate receipts and a side
bet of ss.sS.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
SOx Snatch Game
Out of the Fire
CHICAGO Opercomes Nationals Three-run Lead
in Ninth and FIpe Hits in a Row Produce
Four Talies-FInaI Count, s to 5.

I by Olmstead, 2. Umpires-Messrs Dineen
and O'Loughlin. Time of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes. 600
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
AMnRroAN ARTICULATION.

Al Observation-Disclosures. o. Minneapolis, q
At Indianapolis indianapolis. o; Louisville, ]
AZ ksnlas Oity-kansas CITY, bi st. Paul, l.
A. Toiedo-Toledo. .; Columbus. 0.
At Milwaukse--M Milwaukee, z; Minneapolis. 10
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
wEsrnRs LnAeuE.

Al Omaha Omaha. 0; Dsnysr. &
A. Sioux Cty-Sioux city. II: puShio. &
A. Hnooin-LincoIn, 3, Ds Aolnes,
~ Topska- TopslA. I; s. JosapA. :
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
Five O'clock in Third,

Paris, July 16.-Nash Turner'S Five
o'clock ran third to-day for the Prix
Rigoletto at the AuteuiI course. The
horse was ridden by Hollobone. There
were five horses in the race.
La Montagne's Sultan was second in the
Prix Firino, with Hollobone up.
In the Prix la Seine, Widener's Cali
lenne ran second, with Benson up.
There were nine starters.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
nAsTnRn LEAouE.

A. Nsvsrt-Nsvazk. .; na,tinors 1
a M@sssss s-axsaissal :; TossstA i
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
NEW PITCHER FAILS.
Athletics Capture Second of Series
FROM st. Louis

ST. Louis. July 1s.-Philadelphia won
the second game of the series from ST.
Louis by the score of to 4. The home
club tried out a new pitcher named
Curry, but he lasted only five innings,
when Joe Lake was sent to his rescue
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
No Games Scheduled,
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17
s.-Met President Graf. of III

Won. }; lost Average runs per game for Nation
ala s.: average hits 10: average errors 2 For
Opponents: Runs. &c; hits. 64; errors, "a
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17

Big League Races
Seen at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
ohicago, g, Washington, 8.
Phfiadelphia, 8; st. Louis, 4.
Cleveland, o. New York, 2.
Detroit, 6y Boston, L.
GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY.
at Chicago,
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston Mt Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-17

Two more games with Washington and
four with the Athletics will end the Sox
games at the home grounds until Au-
gust Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11
UNA CANCA

QEien desee adquirir an mobiliario
para sala, compuesto de doee sillas
cuatro sillones, dos butaeas, Ra sofa y
una mesita centro, MADEIRA earvada de
Viena, tiene shora propicia oportnni-
dad.
Hay ademas, ana mesa y seis sillas
para eomedor; un guarda- comidas, AL
chinero, un tinajero con sn piedra, wr
filtro y una mesa CON piedra naaRmol
para ell servieio del comedor.
Tambien puede adquirirse, una salna
de :hierro, para ana plaza, y nm lavaho
Este mobiliario essA sompletansen>e
nueve v puede verse, EN- Ia casa MhRsofo
SO de la daale de Tetu8n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11
Acta de la session extraordinaria cele
brada ell dia de Noviembre de 1911

Sc comenz0 la session a las cuatrO y
media de la tarde, estando ausentes
los vocales DIR. Saldaila Sr. Canals.
Fu6 lelda y aprobada ell acta de La
session anterior
Sc aprueba la renuncia presentada
por ell Sr. Isalas Rodriguez, como
miembro de la Jnnta Local de Sanidad
de Guayanilla.
Dada cuenta con una carta del DIR.
Rafael Gatell, Official de Sanidad de
Yauco referente a la construction de
letrinas p1blicas en- dicha poblaeiGn,
fue acuerdo pasar al Inspector del Dis
trito Oeste una communication para que
informe ampliamente, proponiendo la
resoluci6n que crea oportuna, infor-
! mandO, as1 mismo, 81 Sc trata de casas
de pobres de solemnidad.
Sc acuerda pasar 4 la c0misi0n com
puesta del DR. Saldana Sr. Canals,
que tiene cargo la Recommendation
para la construction de edifcios, un
"Reglamento para Ia Construction de
Casas en- e] lstmo de Panama, envia-
do a esta Junta por ell Sr Director de
Sandal.
Sc di0 cuenta con varios informee
presentados por los Ofciales de SAM.
dad, referente las medidas sanitarias
en- sus respectivas zonas, para preveer
la fiebre tifoidea, siendo de acnerdo
que ell Secretario extracte dichos in
formes los pase las comisiones CO.
rrespondientes.
La Junta acuerda darse por entera-
| da de una communication del Alcalde
! Municipal de Juncos, en- la que anuncia
el nombramiento de los miembrOs de Ia
Junta Local de dicho pueblo.
Son leldos y aprobados varios artiou.
los acerca de los vocales, del Regla'
| mento Interior de esta Junta.
Trafdo discussion el "Reglamente
de las Disposiciones Sanitarias que De.
ben adoptarse en- los Casos de Fiebre
Tifoidea'', Sc aprobo Ell capitulo 10
que trata acerca de la denuncia de los
| casos.
Sc levant6 la session a las siete y me-
dia de la noche, dado 10 avanzado dc
la hora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11
ADAoR. @zgsaer Mascara Cares
DE c AGU AS

En- Ia 0ficina de The Singer Sewing
Machine Co." Sc ezhibe p6bGcamente
un magnlficO cuadro bordado en- una
de las maquinas que tiene la casa para
la venta. Ell trabajo es deicado y fno,
de 10 que sc desprende que ha sido rea~
l1zado por personas expertas en- Ell ma
neJo de estas maQuinas, en- las cuales
puede hacerse trabajos de verdadero
arte.
Ell senior Mayol, al invitarnos q pasar
por la ofcina, de donde 81 es empleado,
nos manifesto que puede informar q to.
dos los que 10 interesen, los nombres de
varias personals que podrian dedicarse
a dar classes de bordado precios mo
dicos.
FL ylernes 10 del presente, negara &
esta ciudad la Companla Comico-dra-
matica espanola, de Soledad Castillo,
que actuara en- Ell teatro Manrique, veri
tlcando su debut Ia misma noche.
va han circulado los programs, v el
elenco de dicha csmopania, y juzgar
por los artistas que aparecen en- el. es
de esperarse que aleanaar6n en- esta ur1
exito isonjero.
Ell nueVo Cine Arcelay Sc We concll-
rrldlsimO todas las noches, debido sin
duda, a las 5oreciosas E interesantes cin-
tas que ALI Sc exhiben, as1 como Dor 10
variado y moral de las mis1nas.
La pellcula Napoleon TO-, cue g,pst6
muchisimo, deberia ser repetida para
| satlsfacer los deseos Gle muchos cue afr
no La ham Ylsto y Gle otros mlchos que
la verlaD nuevamente.
En- la apelaci6n interpuesta Dor e.
Lcdo. Abella BastUn ante Ia Corte de
Dlstrlto contra sentencia tlictada osbre
el por el Juez de esta Corte Municipal.
alcanz0 la absOluci0n.
CORES 22aaas0i
Novielnbre 9, 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11

lndividuos Herm6genes Fernandez V
Ambrosio Santos. De las palabras pa-
saron a los hedhos, y ambos resultaron
contusOs. Esta nlahana fneron conde-
nados q pagar Is dollars de multa &
sc les cobrara en- la nevera.
Herminia Ramirez saien el dfa fie
N0viembre provoe6 5 insult6 q .Josefs
Nevares, llegando al extreme de pc
garle con una lata haei6ndole varies
rasgunos en- Ia cara fqle condenada
$5.O5. '~
El 9 del actual, declar6ae I'M incrn-
dio en- la casa de jose Rivera, calle de
La Cruz nitnlero 5, Ponce, siendo deS-
trnida toda, exceptD la parte del fren
to y Ell balloon. Ell (aueno de la casa es-
taba ansente, y fu6 arrestado su pe5n
Francisco Leyante. I'll fiscal inyestica
el hecho; La casa estaba asegurada en-
500 dollars
La 'Comisi6n del Servicio Civil Puer,
torrique1o celebrara examenes el Is IL,
Novlembre de 1917, con ell obieto de ob
terer eteeibles para nombraaniiento q la
plaza de Ingeniero Constructor, en- q
DepaFf:rlt, anfo del IaterioI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11

Acta de la session. extraordinaria del
de Noviembre de 1911.

Sc comenzo la session q las cuatro y
media de la tarde, estando ausentes los
vocales DR.. Saldana, Sr. Canals, y
Lcdo. Mufoz Morales.
Sc di0 lectlra al acta de la seslCn
| anterior siendo aprobada por unaDi-
midad
Ell Sr Presidente presenta un infor-
me acerca de la division de la Junta en-
tres comisiones, para los fines de la le-
gislaci6n sanitaria, compuestas en- La
forma siguiente:
Comisi6n: DR.. J. Esteban Saldana y
D. Jose Antonio Canals lngeniero
eomisi6n constitu1da por ell DR.. Ma
| tanzo y ell DR.. Janer; comision consti-
tu1da por el DR. Coronas ell DR.. Coll y
| Toste
Ell Vocal Letrado, por su caracter
professional, es nombrado por Ell Pre-
sidente como consultor de todas las
comisiones.
Presentados 4 la .Junta reglamentos
internos de las .Juntas Locales de Qua
| vanilla Rio Grande, Sc acordo pasar-
los al Vocal Letrado para que los es-
tudie informe.
| Dado cuenta con varias comunica-
clones de los Inspectores de Distrito
| Ofciales de Zona E Inspectores de Ia
| Clase,. contestando la circular pasa-
da por esta oficina, con fecha % de oc-
| tubre, Ell la que sc les pedla informa-
| sen a esta Junta cuales eran las medi-
das mas urgentes en- su localidad Y los
| meJOres medios para cOmbatlr la febre
| tifoidea en- La misma, fu6 acuerdo con-
testar al Official de Zona de San Juan
| que Ia Junta estima mucho su lumino-
so informe, que tendra en- cuenta algu-
mas de sus recomendaciones, y tambien
espera le env{e los proyectos de regia-
mentos que promote para ser sometidos
& La consideration de las cOmisiones
respectivas; y q los otros acusar reel
DO de sus informes, manifestando sc
tome en- consideracionpor la Junta 10 q
aconsejan; siendo tambien acuerdo de
la Junta que el Sr Secretario pase IN
extracto 8 cada comisi6n sobre los
asuntos que le competen, de las reco-
mendaciones de cada informante.
Presentados q la consideration de la
Junta un ''Reglamento de las DISPOSE
clones Sanitarias que Deben Adoptar.
sc en- los Casos de Fiebre Tifoidea -
por la comisi6n nombrada al efecto
compuesta de los Doctores Matanzo y
Janer, y otro "Reglamento para Com
batir las Moscas como InsectOs Propa-
gadores de Muchas Enfermedades" }"
por la comisi6n compuesta de los Doc
torres Coronas Coll y Toste, fue acuer-
do unanime de Ia Junta enviar copia
de los mismos cada unO de los mlem-
bros de dicha corporation, para que
estos en- la session siguiente presenter
las observaciones que estimen conve-
nientes Y oportunas, para que sean dis
|cutidos en- conjunto para su final apro-
baci6n, y que esta medida Sc adopte
con todos los trabajos sobre reglamen,
tos sanitarios, de cada comisi6n; sien.
do tambi6n acuerdo que Sc leera prime
70 ell informe original de la comisi6n, y
luego Sc abrira a discussion segln las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11
ID. Nernesio r. Canales

Hemos saludado en- esta capital
q nuestro particular amigo, el distingui-
do letrado don Nemesio r. Canales, bri-
llante redactor de nuestro eolega "El
Diario de Puerto Rico"
LIE references nuestro saiudo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11
--------71sf9 71sf9-------------
PR

Han ingresado en- la Penitenciarla 10,
emtinados Pedro yelazquez, seutencia-
do a I'M ano, por e1 dehto de falsifica-
cion y Jose Baldonaero Colon Trocv.
sentenciado q un ano, por el dehto de
hurto de mayor cuaat1a.
Han sldo puestos en- hbertad los con
finados Benigno Ortega Santana Y Va
lentin Castro Rosado, por haber deja
to extinguldas sus condemns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11

IS

observaciones apuntadas por los de-
mas miembros de la Junta.
Y dado 10 avanzadO de la hOra sc
levant6 la session las siete media de
la noche, para reunirse de nuevo el
martes d1a 7 del corriente mes.