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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25
WHY THE NECESSITY?

webster City Freeman Tribune.l
The Standard Oil Company has an
rouace6 that i will obey the decision
o: the supreme court and the an
-ounceHnenr Is hailed with delight 10y
people who have insisted that Stand
ard Oil is not as dark as painted. But
Why should such an announcement be
forthcoming? Why should there be any
necessity for il? When some poor. OBJ
scure individual gets hic by courts
decision It is understood that he will
obey the courts ma ndates. But it is
such an exception 70 have the big and
powerful! outlaws submit gracefully 10
The LAYS DEGREES that when one con-
descenGs 20 do So an official announce
ment to that effect Is deemed adyis-
able. Standard OIL IS very conside-ate.
indeed, 20 voluntarily volunteer TO be
Iecent, just Ike common people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25
Iona Newspapers
DUTY OF CONGRESS.

Mason City Globe Gazette1.
The supreme court OF the United
states is a great court and 10 doubt is
composed of honest men giving honest
decisions and those in accord with the
constitution OF the United States and
should con? nand the respect and sup
port OF the entire people. But when
they render decision that gives the
trusts any loop hole whatever on i'm
-rlunity !: is the duty Of congress to
pass a law which VIII tell in plain
language which can not be miscon-
sIruei. by any reader % English what
is considered unreasonable restraint Of
trade. The people of this country are
neither ana rchists on the one hand nor
subssrvient tools OF the trusts on the
other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25
THE LODGES.

4 MAeoNN NOTICES.
~|Hall in New Masonic Tempbo.; :
"\Visitors always welcome.
MARSHALL AOD01c les, A. :. q !
A. NJ Stated conanunacat1on, June ~.
at 8 p. N. ...
r. W. Casambetlain, w. n.
John w. Wells. Secretary.
sIGNET CHAPTER No 80. r. A. NJ. !
Stated conv0cataon Monday evening,
May %: also WORT on saas Royal Arch
degree.
Fred wallace H p.
I. 9. Nilard, Secretary
KING SOLOMON Council, No. 20. r. |
Stated asssanbly Monday. May 81, 3.
p. m.
I. T. Forbes, Recorder.
A. d. Neeker. Z. I. NJ.
ST. ALDEMAR CO1GalANDERY NO. !
80. K. T. Stated conclave Tuesday
evening. May % at O'Clock sharp.
visiting Sir Knights will be welcome
Fred Wallace. Recorder.
I. T. Forbes. e. c.
CENTRAL CHAPTER No. 81. O. Il
S.-Regular meeting Wednesday even. !
ing June II, at 8 p. m. :,
Edna c. F.llarton. w. n.
Lillian Norton. Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25
In III. Wake Of n. mea.,e..

The little son OF Mrs. o. B. Palmer.
Little Rock. Ark. had, the measles. The
result was a severe cough which grew
worse and ne could not sleep She says:
"One bottle Of Foleys Honey and Ta1
Compound, completely cured him ans
he has never been bothered since"
Group, whooping cough, measles cough
all yield to F'oley's Honey and Tar
Compound. The genuine is In the yell
low package always. Refuse EIhsti~
tutes. McBride & Will Drug Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25
The Strawpile

briclklayers' union Is opposed to this
kind of labor saving; just as the labor
unions OF England were. where a man
lays 500 brick day instead Of a pos
sible 1000.
Solomon had something to say on
the same subject. Possibly when TAX
ing a trip thru the country, in a tim
Der section. he saw a man cutting
wood with dull axe, and put down in
his note book: IF the iron be blunt
and one do not whet the edge. then
must he put to more strength and
then sagely remarked. not merely with
reference to this wood chopper, but to
all other men: But wisdom is profit
able to direct" He understood this
brand new gospel of efficiency. An
other time. when he probably observed
a man building a house who did not
have all the material gathered up. and
had to stop building while he went af-
ter more material, he noted down this
advice: Prepare thy work without.
and make it ready for thee in the
field: and afterwards build thy house"
What has this to do with the far
urero Is your pillow point sharp. so that
your horses can do their work with
the least labor Are Your cultivator
When you come to cut your harvest,
will the sickle be rusty and dull. or
will it be bright and sharp? Your we'll
is five rods from the house. and the
woman who promised to honor and
obey you has to walk twice or more a
day TO that we'll after water. Have
YOU ever thought how many miles she
walks in the course of the year just
after water" Figure it out. and YOU
will find Il TO be over twenty. Now
while she is walking that twenty miles
yov could at least begin 20 dig new
well and connect il with a pump IN
your kitchen. so that she would be
saved that walk.
How far is it from Your corn crib to
Your hog pen. or vour cow stable. or
horse barn. As q matter f fact. how
far do YOU walk unnecessarily in the
course Of q year. Do YOU follow Solo
mons advice in substance in getting
ready for any particular Job YOU have
to do before YOU begin it? You VIII no.
tice that when he built the temple at
Jerusalem. there was not the sound Of
a hammer or store. Every stone had
been measured and fitted before it was
brought from the quarry. In other
words. he followed his own advice
There was no need to send for a man
10 come and trim down stone when
they want to lay 1t
We speak of this simply to show
that this matter of efficiency is some
thing that does not concern merely
Professor Taylor and the railroads,
and factories, but vitality concerns you:
and it is quite probable that when YOU
come to examine yourself on this mat
ter. YOU will find You are quite a great
sinner in proportion 10 the amount Of
work YOU have to do rs any OF the
other lines OF business Not long ago we
called the attention OF our readers to
the great lack OF efrict ency in the city
where four milk wagons may be seen
at the same corner at the same time.
each delivering 8 quart OF milk 20 one
family on that corner. It seems that
none OF US in this matter Of saving la
Dor are exactly in shape to throw
stones at the other fellow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT.

4 man feels better. looks better and
acts better when he is a progressive
citizen. \ pessimist looks like a FROST
bitten potato patch On.
c. Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

The Standard Oil Conpany was not
dissolved by its own water, and the
nation waits to see If the supreme
court decision will b. an emulsion or
diSsolEeut. Ledger
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

Waterloo Courier. Under such an
analysis reciprocity should be treated
with wholesome respect by the peo-
pie OF Iowa In this state we are all
on the side of the farmer because our
interests are wholly dependent on his
osperity."
Iowa bakers are proposing to sell
their bread in sealed packages that
Will be fly proof, bug proof. and germ
proof" notes the Clinton Herald. but
we ought not to lose sight OF the fact
that this means additional work and
additional expense and that when the
same attention is given to everything
we eat. we must expect TO pay just a
little bit more. 1t Will rot be the tariff
Canadian reciprocity. freight rates, or
anything OF that kind. II will be be-
cause we want the best. And we ought
to be willing TO pay for what we get"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

Do gu Have the Right Kind Of Hslpf
Foley Kidney Pills furnish you the
right kind OF help to neutralize and re-
move the poisons that cause backache.
headache, nervousness, and other kid
ney and bladder ailments" Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

The railroads are considering a prop
oSicioE to limit the length Of trunks
70 forty inches. Il is 70 be hoped that
The Pullman will not apply the same
rule to its -3irningham News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

The Sioux City Tribune remembers
thai ii 1899. after The passage 81 the
antitrust act. Standard OIL vOluntar-
lily dissolved its trust agreen ent, but
continued operating on The same bust
ness princip!es' and concludes. in
1911 It IS dissolved involunrarily and
VIII obey the mandate Of the court
But it VIII conduct business on the
same genera! principles
The recall is q defensive weapon
against public servants which. soon
or late, must be adopted generally"
declares the Dubuque Telegraph Her
aid.
Referring to Woodrow Wilson's
speaking tour the Monticello Express
asks: Cant man take little pub
lie recreation and work up bit of
interest in himself with battery of
press agents without being accused Of
being candidate for the presidency"
The next extension OF governra ent
control should take in some Of the ma
tional politicians declares thes Of
tusGlv7a Courier.
right the Rockwell Photograph be-
lieves. and the Canadian pact is serv-
ing to scare the Iowa farmers more
than it will ever hurt them
People who are accustomed to us
ing Memorial Day for the purpose Of
attending baseball games or trying to
break records for various kinds Of
speed. can see no reason why the vet
Grams should not be permitted to get
back street some where and parade
there undisturbed," remarks the Iowa
Falls Sentinel
The Burlington Hawkeye believes
that sit is very good time for all re-
publicans to De just republicans with
out complex nom enclature"
Next TO investigating a question to
the bottom, which on the subject Of
reciprocity is almost impossible. Is
noting the alignment Of the big men
and Journals in which we have the
greatest or the least faith" says the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

II the present congress Cannon is
no bigger than g toy pistol-Houston
Chronicle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

The Burlington Hawkeye believes
that sit is very good time for all re-
publicans to be just republicans with
out a complex nom enclature-"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

The recall is q defensive weapon
against public servants which. soon
or late, must be adopted generally
declares the Dubuque Telegraph-Her
aid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

Th@-hoy -stooG- on he burning deck
CoCti0 gent Of the Tennessee legislature
Is SKILL on Ne joto.-iemphis Com
uercial-Appeal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

'"-The next extension OF goverrn77 ent
control should take in some Of the ma
tional politicians declares thes OF
tu!IlvSa Courier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

Many -epuh licar changes hi:
mind after he sees his interview il
p-tnt.-Toledo tOhioD Blade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

''The principle Of reciprocity IS
right" the Rockwell Photograph be-
lieves. land the Canadian pact is serv-
ing to scare the Iowa farmers more
than 1t will ever hurt them
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

The next man OF the hour" in Mex
leo will last about sixty minutes
Washington Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

L YOU like wha. you get you can al
ways manage - sc, hat you like
Washington Herald
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

BY the way, has Dr.. Cook now goa.
in search OF Charley Ross:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
OIstIngguidos 6 viajeros

Ell gobernador Cotton y la senorita
Cotton, estan esperanto una vista de
Su padre, ell senior Francisco Cotton Y
su prima, la senOrita Clarke, de Was
'hlngton, ID. c., los cuales Hegar;in 4
San Juan, en- ell vapor "CaroIina', el
dia de febrero Sc recordarsi que elIos
pasaron una tempOrada aqui durante
el invierno proximo pasado, en- cuyo
periodic fueron acompanados por la
hermana del Gobernador, la sonora Ar
chibeld Davis. Debido al hecho de cue
ell buque de guerra "Tacoma" al man
do del captain Davis, permaneceri en-
New lo--- este invierno, la sonora q
Davis no visitara Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
De TEA TRIO
JUAN JOSH;

In Ia Interpretation del emoconan
te drama de Dicenta. Juan Joss =
canzo anoche ofro senalado triuufo b.
notabiiisima aetrz Anionia Arcvaio
que fut obie'o b. ICES mas cniusiaslas
demostraeions. dc Pa admiraci6u def
public0.
la gcntiI @enorita b. LuIan. la -
nora Abad una ac'riz muy xnpStiez.
contrlbuyerou al eNiio. a,-.de sux r,ss
pectivos pncstos
Tambien fut ovaciouado. con mereef
da JusticIa = senor Soriano viosra eu
cl protagonista. MO obstantr 81 perru
torio pIazo con cue So cDcarg6 de- ps
pei.
Al final Dc todos los aetos ~ alz6 ii
tel6n rcpetidas vcees cn honor A,fa
uia Arevalo Maria Luian. Soriaro v,os
ca y Fernando, que hizo IN "Andrss' 60
dcIicioSo
Muy bien Valent. Arsvalo. bar
naga y Ferrcr. co1trlbuycron al ron iur
10
Al final Dc Ia obra Del primer sefo.
el tel6n Sc alz6 eua'ro vcec-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
Juicio por JuTado

Esta manana las nueve media se
empez0 a ver en- al secci0n "a. de Ia
Corte de Distrito un juicio por jurado,
muy Importance
La acusacion es por asesinato en- pri
mer grado, hechO Ocurrido en- Jos cam
pos de COmeriO.
Forman ell tribunal, el jucz Gill, ell
fiscal Campillo y ell secretario Benitcz.
Defender a los acusados los jovenes
letrados senores Cuevas Iequeira re
rez Almiroty.
La expectation en- sala es grandc.
'El Panel del jurado 10 componen
los senOres siguientes don Pho Amador.
don Mario Brau, don Gregorio Dimas,
don Silverio Castillo, don Enrique Bur
gos, don Manuel Castillo, don Diego Ro
nero, don Angel Gonzalez, don Basilio
Pinero y don Jose BarrOsO.
Entire los testigos de cargo, han desfi
lado ante el tribunal, el doctor Lavro
sa, Official de Sanidad de Comerio v
dos policias del Distrito.
En- ell momento que escribimos esta
rapida information, dos y media de Ia
tarde, continila ell juicio.
Maiiana informaremNs ampliarnente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

Aver expire eI termino de sesiones
en la Corte de Distrito, y asl 10 anun
,:i0 en- Corte alberta ell Honorable Juez
Audrey, manifestandO al proplo tempo
,lue Sc ausentaba para t0mar possession
IN ell dia de hoy, del cargo de JlIez aso
oiado del Tribunal Supreme, para el
que ha sido recientemente nombrado.
Ell distinguido letrado senior Guzman
Benltez, nombre de los abogados pre-
sentes,. hizo usO de Ia pabra con la elo
"uencia en- 6l peculiar. He aqui su
iiscurso:
En- nombre de todos mis- compane
ros presentes, cue son la mayor parte
lie los que forman ell ilustre Colegio de
Abogados, me levanto para consignar
Ia satisfaction con que todos los Abo
gados, pnanimemente, el p1blico en-
general, ven ell merecido ascenso Gel
senior Audrey, cuyo nombramiento para
.uez ascciado del Tribunal Supreme
constituye I'M triunfO y un benefcio pa
ra la isla de Puerto Rico. justismo pre-
1nio al fecundo aslduO trabajo del
luez Audrey, y un ejemplO y estlmulo
para todos los funcionarios p1bGcos
que cumplen con SUI deber. En- este
dlflcil puesto de jueZ de la secci0n la
de San Juan, O. es ell de mas empuje de
"a carrera Judicial, 81 mantuvo siempre
sus prestigios de juez versado en- la
.iencia del derecho, experto en- su aph
caci6n; fuera de las sesiones fue
siempre un atento companero, cordial
en- sus relaciones con nosotros, y mas
que cordial, afectuoso. Esta demos
TRACTION eXpontanea que le hacemos con
trina mis- palabras, y deseo que por
Slempr6 perdure, como perdurara, ell
recuerdo de esta session, en- La que al
despedirnos del recto juez del honda
doso compailero que asciende merec.da
1nente al encumbrado puesto que ell Go
bierno le ha deparado con ell apoyo una
mime de la opinion de nuestro pals, le
Sometemos esta respetuosa y sincera
expression de nuestros sentimientos de
carino, de admiration y de profundo
nextlnguible afecto
Ell Honorable juez Aldrey Sc exprcso
en- estos terminus:
Senores: Con la session de este
dia terminO mis- trabajos como iuez de
esta Corte de Distrito, va que mailana
tomare possession de mi nuevo cargo de
)uez asociado de la Corte Suprema de
esta isla.
Dos tres asuntOs me han quedado
nnlcamente sin resolver, para ellos
t.ontaba con algunos dias antes que mi
possession en ell Supreme tuviera lugar;
pero recibldo aver un cable Official co
munlcando que mi nombramiento habia
sido confrunado por ell Senado, dese6
el Tribunal Supreme que tomara pose
sion inme medfatamente, por cuyo motive
hoy termino mis- sesiones en- este pues
to.
Pero no qufero concluir esta session
sin dar a todos los abogados que eier
cen en- este Tribunal SUI profession mis-
gracias mas fervientes por la coopera
zion valiosa que me han prestado du
rante ell tempo que he ejercido mis- fun
clones como juez, muy proximo q los
.Tnco amos.
No tiene nar;to alguno nj labor en-
rsta Corte, poraue 81 alguno hay recae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
Domingo oROZCo
I'm CeTtamen en- Manati

Nanana publIcaremos H. convaeafn
ria un certsmen lltcrario Musical. or
gaDizado p0r 81 Casino Pucrtorrbqusia
de Manati
Con dicho ccrtamrr -. prouorr
pfogresista Casino puertorviuus .
inaugurar 81 ''Teatro Brau'' que eta
RI terminado para Ia fecha de l. 80
braci6D en 81 mes d. MARIO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
Lea StO hoy, hoy ha De @

Comenzamos aver, como ayisabasios.
ei nuevo concurso, para gauar I'll reloi
que regsia Ell BOLETIN.
Ffgensc nuestrus lectoros, en- Ia exolL
caci6n que damos Ell otre sitio. ~ pro
cedimiento ss sepcikS6Hlo.
Todos los dias quitaaos, q ponemoz
una letra, on uno de lo~ anunrirx que
publica el BOLETIN. Eco So haee en-
un edo ejempisr la er.ata voluntawsa-
mente hecha por uoeotrOs, Bo Va ma que
en- un SOLO NUMERO. ~ reaao de "a
edici6n va sin Ia erTsta es un solo ejcus-
plar ell marcado. Pues b;cn; los leeto-
res del BOLETIN para conprUbar ii sis
Z n Ell su poder el ejcEsrsar nssrcado.
deben conservar el de boy. por cjempIe,
hasta que reciban a de mansna. En
el de niailsna, sviSasuoe dcndc esgts. err
que cOnsiste Ia alleracijn bscha or no-
sotros en- el texto DC un auunclo.
III lector, con Suma fSeRidsd cnsoucss.
p1ede yer ri tiene cn s1 poder 81 eissn-
plsr, el tinico eiernpIar que marcsmes
eli dia anterior.
81 10 tiene, 81 ha lido 4 ps&sr sus xs-
nos ell 1nico eiemplsr ftil eSda dia psrx
cl CONCURSO DEL RELOJ, reocrza
oil anuncio asi marcado y 10 guarda has
Ia Cd dia 26 del corrieus4 en- que poar1
saber los que tiene. Oespusa nos Ios rr-
mite uno, dos, tres los que tenga
Y no mpogta que sean pccos porous
on cada concurso no habrs naks dc veinss
c'ipOes, es decir veints snuueics us-rz-
dos por nosotrosL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
Homenaje al Juez Audrey

todo entero sobre los abogados que con
migO han cOperad0 4 administrar Jus
ticia.
ReconoZco con honradez que ell traba
jo Sc NE ha facilitado grandemeEte
porque en- cada case los abogados de
las parties han estudiado perfectamen
te las cuestiOnes que han traido 4 la
Corte Y han presentado argumentacio
nes orales escritas hechas despu6s de
un meditado estudio de las cuesti0nes
que hablan de resolverse
Con trabaJos de eSa naturaleZa lor
parte de los abogados la mission del juez
sc simpifica EN- gran manera porque
clos le indican la fuente donde encon
trar base para sus resoluciones
4-3tvy agr2decido tanbien mis- com
p&3eros los a5ogados, porquc he sido
s;amrre o5ieto de distinction y aprecio
personal de todos, al cual he procura
do y procurar6 correspondent. Pueden
estar seguros de que cualquiera que
sea Ia posici6n que ocupe guardare ese
grat recuerdo de mis- compaileros.
VOy ahora a un puesto mas alto en-
La carrera judicial, debido al aprecio
que de mi han hecho los abogados, E
lmpulsado por ell parecer particular
que cada uno formo de mi, mas que
por mis- merecimiento, de que carezco !;
pero asl como en- el cargo en- que ceso
SOLO tuve por norma la jllsticia y dar a ca
da uno 10 que lie correspondla, sin mirar
III tener Ell csrenta las personals para
qulenes resolvla, y creo haberlo hecho,
salvo equlvocacIo4es que como todo
hombre haya podido tener, asl tambien
en- ell puestO que desde manana ocupa
re segrire La misma conducta tambien
cuento con el auxiho y luces de los
abOgados
No quiero terminar al despedirme
de ustedes EN- el dia de hoy, sin dar
tambien las gracdas a los empleados de
esta Corte por sus bluenos servicios, y
especialmente al Secretario don Alber
to Marin Marien, qui6n con sus como
cimientos y laboriosidad me ha presta
do gran auxilio en- mi trabajo"
Asistieron al acto los. licenciados
Guzman Benatez, Mnnoz Morales, Ma
nuel F. Rossy, Francisco Soto Gras,
Francisco de la Torre, Emigdio S. Gi
norio, F. G. Perez Almliroty, Fernan
do j. Geigel, Luis Llorens Torres, Hen
ry F. Hord, Manuel Rodriguez Cerra,
Eduardo Acuna, Jose E. Figueras, Pc
dro Gomez, Luis Freyre Barbosa, Sal
vador Suau, Rafael Ferrer, Hon. juez
Martin E. Gill, Adrian Agosto, Raul
Benedicto, Celestino Iriarte, Jose E.
Ben'edicto, S. Torres Monge, Jose G.
Torres, Q. Negr6n Sanjurjo, Ramon
Falcon, Antonio Sarmiento, Hon. Luis
Campillo, fiscal, Artemio Rodriguez
Umpierre, Juan Lopez de Goenaga y
O. M. Wood.
Ell acto fue de una gran solemnidad
y un homemade tam expontaneo como
enthusiastic tributado al senior Aldrey,
homemade al que Sc asocia el BOLETIN
MERClANTM.
Esta maflana tomo possession de su al
to cargo en- ell Supreme, el senior AL
drey, sdandosela el Honorable Presiden
te don COnrado Hernandez.
En- Ell acto que revigtio una gran 81
lemnidad, y al que asistieron los mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

Los senores Todd, Suau y Faura
que for1nan la Comisi0n visitadora dc
los departamentos municipales, presen
taran en- breve ell informe acerca de la
vista girada los HoSpitales Munici
pales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

En- ell Hospital de Medicina en- Santur
ce, puso fin a sus sus dias, ahorcando4e
en- ed patio. a las doce de la noche de
aver, Pedro Molina, natural de CagIlas
que Sc hallaba bajo la asiStencia trata
miento del mismo, pues padecia una en-
fermedad grave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

Anoche en- La calle de San Sebastian
esqulna Tanca, trat6 de poner fin 4
sus dias Felicita COstoso, impregnando
sus vestiduras con petroleo pegandose
fuego despues Ell guardia Jose C6rdo
va, plaza nlmero $50, la auxili6, evitan.
do que pereciera carbonizada car,,oniza
da, reclbiendo varias quemaduras. Ella
Tue conducida a la sala de socorro en- es-
tado grave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
Asanb|ea Legislative

Preside ell Sr. de Diego.
Asisten % Delegates.
Sc da por leida ell acta anterior
El Sr. Barceao, presenta una mOcl6n
para que sc pida al Tesorero, 81 de acuer
do con ell articulo 244 del C6digo Poll
tico, existen en- dicho departamento, los
patrones de pesos y medidas metricas
vigentes, y 81 cada Ayuntaniento tiene
un juego de diehos tipos reguladores
para la comprobaci6n de pesos as1 como
81 se ha venido practicando la inspection
ordenada en- ell articulo 245 del cltado
C6digo
El Presidente to1na nota
Sc leen en- prlmera lectura los bills que
pubaicamOs EN- OtrO sitaO.
Sc nombra al Sr. Manuel Gilestra ac-
tualmente segundo jefe de Preside, of
cial auxiliar de Secretar1a interprete
con 1900 dollars anuales
Sc declara la Camara en- session total
para discutir las enniendas del Consejo
a La Resoluci6n Conjunta sobre transi-
to de vehicules en- ell trozo comprendido
entire La ofcina de Correos, esquina 4
Cruz, y calle de San Francisco esquina
a Cristo. La Camara concurre todas
las enmiendas
A petici0n del senor Diaz Navarro
Sc acuerda discutir hoy ell proyecto de
ley sobre bonorarios los iueces electo
rales. Sc levanta la session las cinco
y media