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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-19
PUPILS A HEARERS
AT LOUIS EHRKE RECITAL.
Number from LOhengrin Was
Especially Effective.

The violin recital of the pupils of
Louis Ehrke, assisted by Miss Marie
Carr and Louis J. Miner, pianists,
held in Wallace Hall last night, was
largely attended by many friends and
the families of the participants. The
stage was prettily decorated with
palms and cut flowers. Those who ap-
peared in solo and other numbers
showed themselves to be musicians of
10 little talent.
The following took part: Misses Mil
bred and Marguerite Waite, Hazel
Slade. Lillian Vollweiler, Minnie Tay-
lor Dennis, Florence Haufler, Marjorie
Gardner, Virginia Carr, Ruby Taylor
and Hazel Todd, William Stollman.
Cornelius Jackson, Oscar Hoist, Willie
Carr, Arthur Walsh, Abraham Laub
and Alfred Gill.
The closing number, in which all the
pupils took part, was a violin ensem-
BILE, "Zug e Frauen yum Muenster,'
from "Lohengrin." by Wagner, pro-
duced a great effect. Those who took
part in the grand finale we're:
Mrs. Elvin Dennis, Miss Hazel Todd,
Miss Ruby Taylor, Miss Florence
Haufer. Miss Marjorie Gardner, Miss
11dDel oIdue, MISS IAlllldH NollNeiler,
Miss Marie Fentzlaff, Miss Mildred
Waite, Miss Marguerite Waite, Miss
Virginia Carr, Miss Ida Hughes, Miss
Elsie Sulzman, Miss Alma May.
Alfred Gill, Everett Drake, Oscar
Hoist, Charles Riegler, Cornelius Jack
son., Abraham Lamb, Willie Carr,
Arthur Walsh, Peter Priolo, Russell
Crane, Fred Kuhl, William Stollman,
William Redpath, Frank Schwarzwael-
der. George Stickel, william Plum,
Marc Meltzer. George LIE elise, Edwin
Alyea, Charles Jung.
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BLOCK MORE OR
LESS SHOULD NOT
Be BLOCK To BATH
Board of Works Argues Thus ia
Selecting Bathhouse
Site.

The site at the corner of Spruce and
Charlton streets was decided on for
the location Of the Third ward bath
house at the meeting of the Board Of
Works yesterday afternoon, and today
President Mungle Will try to close the
deal by Offering $685. 900 for the site
instead of $4,000, the sum asked by
the officers of the Bethany Presbyter-
ian Church. This decision was reached
despite the protest of the B%athhouse
Association, which was represented by
Mrs. Morris G. Alexander and Philip
Apter, who urged the board to select
the site on the corner of Montgomery
and Charlton streets because that COR
ner was nearer the congested district
and was in every way more desir-
able"
Commissioner Denma in asking that
some action be taken ON the matter
said that he had listened carefully to
what the members of the association
had said and would like to accede to
their wishes. But / cannot do So"
he said, because ] owe more to the
city than l do to the association, and
the site on Spruce street Is the cheap
er and larger of the tive. l admit that
1t is a block farther, but a block will
not prevent people from taking a
bath"
The other commissioners said that
they we're Of the same opinion and
declared that since $3.50 could be
saved by purchasing the Spruce street
site 1t was wise to do so.
The Hewes & Phillips Iron Works
sent a communication to the board OBJ
jecting to the paving of Ogden street
at this time. In mother ~communica-
ton James Crowel asked that the
street be paved.
To Buy Motorcycle for Inspector.
The commissioners decided to pur-
chase a motorcycle for the inspector of
complaints. The Common Council will
be asked for $1,000 to put the sidewalks
into shape. An ordinance on first and
second reading was passed for the
opening of Mechanic street from Alling
street through the Pennsylvania Rail-
road embankment. AS yet the board
has received no word from the company
with regard to opening the street and
building the station.
A resolution was passed awarding
$12,5O 0 to Morris Rutherford for 62s1s
acres of land in Vernon Township, Sus-
sex, for the watershed extension. The
Common Council will be asked for $40,-
900 to open Leo place and the request
for $4,000 for the same purpose. which
has already been made. was rescinded.
A contract was awarded to Charles
Hvaes. of New York. for the purchase
of three flushing machines at $500 each.
The copper skylights in the Walnut
street, Morris nj Summer avenue
lighthouses will be made by the Keeps
dry Construction Co. for 5000.
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ANNUAL STAG AUTO RIDE.

The fourth annual stag automobile
ride for the members of the Lincoln
Club will be held Thursday, June 10.
Either Freehold or Pleasure Bay will
be the place chosen.
The special committee of arrange
ments appointed by President Scott
German is composed of the following:
Chairman, Gilbert E. Crogan: secre-
tary-treasurer, Herbert L. Thowless;
William F. Beach. C. Clifford Brangs,
Albert Garfield. William ]. Cleveland
Osceola Currier. Herbert L. Greene
Ralph B. HayriaDn, Ferdinand A. HUI
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MADISON JR. 0. u. A. M.
COUNCIL VISITS HERE.
Entertained in Speech and Feast
by Lawt0n Council.

About seventy-five members of
Madison Council, Jr. o. u. A. M, of
Madison, paid a fraternal visit to Cen
eral Lawton Council No. 2s4, at its
rooms in the Arcade building last
night.
School Principal Malcolm Oakley, OF
Madison. addressed the members on
Patriotism" Among the other speak
ers were Charles Pilgrim, Theodore
Perry and Everett Benson, all of Law
ton Council. After the addresses a col
lation was served.
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CAPT. JACK CRAWFORD COMING.

The first of a series of lectures Will De
given tonight by Captain Jack Craw-
ford, former chief of the United states
scouts. under the auspices of the Young
Mems Club of the Peddie Memorial
Church. The lecture will begin at 8
o'clock in the Sunday school depart
ment Of the edifce. The following com
mittee will be in charge: ivan P. Flood
clifford Sprague, Hugo Wolf, Wesley
Dockray, John Cairns and Theodore
Theme.
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LOST HAND BAG WITH $1,000.

PLA1NFIELD, May 19.-Mrs. C. NJ.
Q. Wuermser. of South Sterling, has
reported to the police that while driv-
ing from her home to this city she lost
a handbag containing money. jewelry
and papers approximately valued at>
$4,000. carelessly she placed the bag
under the seat Of her wagon, and when
she reached this city and went to look
for the bag it was gone. /,
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BOY GETS CRAMPS; DROWNED.

JERSEY CITY, May 19.-John Con-
molly. age Ia. of 3025 Boulevard. was
drowned in the Hackensack river, foot
of Dufield avenue late yesterday.
With two companions he went swim
ming and was seized with cramps. His
companions were unable to reach him.
The body was not recovered.
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CHARLES p. ONEnL NDORSED.

At the reorganization of the Imperial
Social Club into the Imperial Demo-
cratic Club, last night, at the Imp sr'al
Clubhouse, on Park avenue, Charles
F. O'Neill was Endorsed as candidate
for alderman from the Fifteenth wand
at the next election. The membership
of the club is about $50.
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STRUCK BY ENGINE.

JERSEY CITY, May 1s.-While
working in the Erie railroad yards
here yesterday. Tony Rock, 2S years
old. of 406 Adams street, Hoboken, was
struck by an Erie engine and was so
badly injured he had to be sent to st.
Francois Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-19

burns sustained while playing with
matches in the kitchen of her home in
Leighton avenue. Her cambria dress
caught hre when she struck a match.
and before her mother could put out
the flames she was horribly burned and
had inhaled fire.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-19
pRESBYTERIANS HELP FUND.

Hard and persistent work by the
thirty a for the building fund
of the new Forest Hill Presbyterian
Church yesterday brought the amount
of subscriptions up to $33,034. Yester-
days receipts were $1.045. The total
amount needed for the erection Of The
new edifice is $50, 1000, and it is expected
that within a short time this sum will
have been subscribed.
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check and Karkers refuses to return
the money, stating that it was Bats's
fault. Unless the local mar makes
good he will be held under $500 bonds
to await the action of the grand jury.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-19
PAID szz POR SMALL CHECK.

PERTH AMB0Y, May 1s.-John
Karkers is confined in the local lookup
the result of passing a 22-cent
check, receiving $40, and keeping It.
Frank Bats, Of South River, cashed the
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TO ADDRESS SC%HOOLMASTERS.

TESTS and Teaching Will be h
subject of Speaker Charles H. Keys at
the spring meeting of the Essex County
Schoolmasters' Association. which VIII
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CHILD DIES OF BURNS.

RED BANK. May 1s.-Six-year-old
Dorothy Hallenbak, daughter of oba-
diah Hallenbak. died yesterday from
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be held this evening at Achtelstetter's.
During the meeting a report of the re-
cent legislation affecting the schools of
New Jersey will be made.
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bert, James Lovatt. Charles Pearson,
Erwin T. West and John j. Young
blood, j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
& sos
A LOS MEDICOS DE SAN JUAN Y
DE LA ISLA DESEAMOS
DECIR

Que; como Ell los sanatorios para 81
filiticos, la Moral Medica, exige ell mas
escrupuloso secreto, y es natural que los
enfermos pudientes no sc sometan a la
sexpectaci0n de medicos extranos
hemos resuelto empezar nues
ira labor con tres pacientes pobres
que, en- reciprocidad al beneficio que
de gratis van a recibir, han acceptable
ser observados por todo compai1ero
nuestro que quiera honrarnos con su
presencia. Tenemos, en- identicas con
diciones, 0tras tres plazas para igual
nlmero de pacientes que, en- primeros
turnos, las soliciten. Els nuestro propo
slto Hevar los trabaios con toda la cal
ma que Ia ciencia requiera para ell 10
gro de exito feliz; sin ninguna clase
de precipitaciones, porque estas solo
pueden conducir al descredito del Gin
discutiblemente eficaz medicamento "
descubierto por el sabio Ehrlich.
El doctor Goenaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
Don Antonio P0rteIy Laugiier

NJ sabado dcjo d. cxiSiir en xu ~
siden, IA dc Puerta DE- Terra. don Auto
MO iPortcIl v I,augicr. micuyl,ro d~ una
dlstingrida fnnilia de csin rap.'g. ga
la que tcnemos amigos mrIy e~iimsdo<-
I'll schor PotcsI muere joven. v deia
una vluda dcsolada y cinco hiios a. ror
Tn cdad
M cntierro que tuvo hurar aver tar
dc. aslsiI6 numeroSiSima concurrence ia
Sobre eI ferctro ,ifnoS murbas coro
mas.
Fin el siiio DE- coStruubre. d~Spidi, =
dnelo con palabra eloeusTiir Il iiecnria
do don Ramon Falcon.
III BObETIN lainenfsa urofunda
mcntc d duclo qrEc aflige Ia familia
dolicnte y cBvia , r~-ssuue rnlsS sincere
a In desolada cSposa 1ofa Aslrla To-
mas, Il sus hiIoS. i Ia aneiana nadre
del iinado. dona Alcjsudrlna G.auvtrr.
dona Carmen doi,a Merersl,s<. her
manos del finado. i don Rau,an Zrus
y don Miguel Mongil. oiS hcr1uanos r,s
Iiticos. SlIS tios don Ramon dafia Csr
men Falcon y dc nn modu esperiai
nuestro c~timado amigo don Miguel Pnr
tell. hcruano del hnadp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
E suceSO del Preside
UNA RINA SANGRI ENTA

ESta manana OcurrlO un SliceSO Ell el
Preside Departmental Los confina-
dos Jose VasSalle y Francisco Santiago
Rodriguez tlNicron una question y de las
palabras pasaron d los hechos. Vasalle
avalanzandose sObre sll contricantc, Sc
gun nuestros infOrmeS, le infiri6 hcridaS
graves. Despues volvicndose ell arma
contra 81 mismo sc infiri0 dos heridas dc
gravedad. Uno y Otro fueron curados
de prlmera intenci0n Ell el hoSpitalillO
del penal Ell fiscal de esta corte inveS
tiga eli hecho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
LA LEGISLATURE

81. Por los Sres. Trelles Olivia Car
boneH. Para apropiar la sllma de diez
mil dollars para la termination de la ca
rretera que une 4 Cabo Rojo con San
German pasando por Monte Grande.
80. Por los senores Cuevas Zequeira y
otros. Phibiendo a los jueces de Paz
ell ejerciclo de la Abogac1a en- Puerto
Rico.
49, Por el Sr Usera. Para conservar
expedita en- todo tempo la communication
entire San Juan y Ponce por ell interior
de la isla, y Otros fines.
no. por los Sres Coira y Santoni. Pa
ia asignar la suma de cincuenta mil do
HAIRS para la cotizaci0n de la carretera de
Ciales a .Juaara D1az.
II. Por lGs Sres. Cora Santoni. Pa
"a terminar Ia construction de un puen-
te sobre ell rio 'Morovis'' en- La carrete-
ra n1mero 90 via a Manati q Morovis.
AZ Por ell ST.. Cervoni Gely. Para
castigar los delitos de acometimento Y
aggression d.. caracter grave.
Al. Por les Sres. Santoni v Suliveres.
Para enmendar la LEY para proveer
instruction de grado lie esCuela superior
Ell asuntos mercantiles y para fines -
aprobada en- 10 de mario de 1904 para
otros fines
A. Por los Sres Garcia Duc6s otros.
Para crear ell cargo de a1chivero de la
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla para
otros fines
49, Por los Sres. Ruiz Sober Y otros
Para construir dos pozos artesanos en-
Quebradilas
46: Por ell Sr. Sulive1es. Para enmen-
dar las secciones 80 Y 80 de la Lev Elec
tOral.
A. Por el Sr. Cuevas Zequeira Para
crear ell distrito judicial municipal de
Rio Grande para otros fines.
4o. Por los Sres. Diaz Navarro y Cervo
nj. Para crear el cargo de archivero de
la Corte de distrito de Guayama Y para
otros fines.
49, Por ell ST. Benitez Castallos. Para
enmendar Ia secci0n de La Ley err ando
ell cargo de Taqulgrafos reporters de los
tribunales de Distrito determiina1 10 s1s
deberes y fjando s,ls sueldos compen-
saciones, aprobada el 10 de MARIO de
-.coC4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
La fami|ia de Hostos

La sonora viuda de lIOstOs y sls selio
ritas hijas Sc han establecido definiti
vamente en- su residencia del Condado,
despues de haber acompanado al distin
guido Ter. teniente E. G.. de Hostos
en- Cayey, d,Tante POGO mas de un ano.
Ell teniente sera trasladado a San Juan
en- Junio.
Ell BOLETIN celebra la vuelta de tan
prestigiosOs elementOS SOciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
De 7 { A TRIO

La compailia de Paco Fuentes, ha su
mado tres exitos a la serie brillante de
los que viene connuistando desde que
act1a en nuestro teatro.
El sabado puso en- escena, LA Cello
sa' una comedia muy divertida q. pro
porcion6 un gran exito personal la
notabilisima primera actriz Antonia
Arevalo, y di6 q ganar muchos aplau
sos a la gentillsima senorita de Lujan.
a la eXcelente caracterlstica sonora Mon
real a Soriano Viosca, al gracioslsimo
Fernandez, a Rendueles y Arevalo.
La comedia gust6 malcho.
Aver, tn la "matinee", puso en- esce
ma la comlpania, t'Vida Dulzura de
Rusinol
va hemos dicho en- otra ocasion, como
interpreta la compailla esta preciosa &C
media.
Los aplausos mayores, los mas resC
nantes, fueron para la belllsima Ante
MIA Arevalo. La cxquisita artista fue
acknowledgements secundada por ell exec
lente personal que tomo parte en- ell re
partO. =
Por la noch, ''El Estigma''.
Nuestro p1blico aplaudio con entu
siasmo .al ilustre Eohegaray, que tuvo
una interprete genial en- la gentilisima
Antonio Arevalo, cuyo arte insupera
BILE hace que triunfe siempre, en- los
mas diversos caracteres y en- los gene
ros mas op1esto desde ella Celosa' .
pasando por SSVida y Dulzura" hasta
s'El Estigma''
Antonia Arewalo es una actriz compile
tlsima, que, une q sus extraordinarily
aptitudes, ,esa chispa genial q. determine
los mayores aciertos y las mas dificiles
encarnaciones milagrosas de persona
jes mnltiples.
Anoche en- el bri1lante parlamento
del tercer acto, ell pnblico tribute 4 la
notabilfsima actriz, una ovaci0n deliran
te, aclamhndola 1arganente.
La elegante sehOrita de Lujan, STEM
pre- merece que sc la consigne con elo
gio, porque su labor es impecable de
extraordinariO relieve ems las obras
en- que toma parte.
La senOrita de Lujan, es una artista
distinguida que cada noche hace mas
solida la simpatia CON que desde el pri
mer momento la acogiera nuestro publ
co.
Muy bien Soriano Viosca en- el prota
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
Brigida Roman

Es,a manans rs eslido ha-ia Mays
gucz v Pouc~. la IisfiuguFla seior.A
Brlgida Eoman. represt ntante eu esi.a
capital tic In casa Succsora 10 IIlanrx
dc Mayagncz Ia sciiora Roman -.
propoDc visiiar u nuncroSo gyrr~pnat
dc efnplcadas qiIe trabaisn SIS DduSi ria
dc bordados y calados. que tanto sxiiU
tiencn ell toda Ia isla y IN Il extrangc
TO.
Dcsca'nos h. dis'inguiJa amiga uu
feIiz viajc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
f asunto De Ia dob|e via
UNA NIE.EA QUESTION
QUE RENACE

Tin los centros de information de es
ia capital, Sc habla insistentemente de
eute uno de estos dias sera presentado
an Ia Camara de Delegates un proyec
to de ley para dar a la 'San Juan LII
ght and Transit Company ell derecho
de pasar la doble via del trole por ell
centro de la carretera de Santurce.
El asunto susclta lrn gran lnteres en-
tire los propietarios de Santurce, y es
ademas, de la coanretencia de todo con
tribuyente puest0 que en- Ia, reallzaclon
del prOvecto de ley tai y como Sc ase
gura que ha de ser presentado, Sc IN
vertira una sumo que no balara de un
million de dollars
Hay que eXproplar mucho terreno, y
hay que gastar, p0r 10 tant0, una gran
sllma una suma muy superior la que
Green sufciente los mas decldldos favo
recedores DE la concession Que pretende
la compania del trole.
sugestiva. Sc trata,-se NOS dlce-de
la construction de un gran boule-
yard' sera una gran via, que hermosea
"a el opuIento barrio de Santurce y Sc
ra el propio TEMPO, que un paseO deb
coso para los vecinos de la capital. la
suntuosa aNenidla que precada la entra
da a San Juan de un deslunnbramiento
de grande2a.
Esta es la pat"e simpatica, la parte
atrayente, 10 suggestive del asunto; pc
70 los que Sc oponen este proyecto
afirman que la 0bra ser1a costos1sima,
cue Ell ella Sc inN9rtirla maEehO mas de
la srnna I; que asciendan los calculos
mas rumboSos y como un presentimien
TO del esperado aracaso, Sc acuerdan de
10 ocurrido con Ell riego de Guayama
tenen OtrO argJlmentO QUE parece Gle
fuerza; y es ell de que 81 una Camara
uniOnista aprob6 Ell la pasatia asamblea
La ley que na de Ilevar por Otros sitios
3e mas necesidad de menos gasto la
iOble via del trOle, no Sc eUplica por
1ue razon no Sc cumIple Ia ley votada
y Sc retarda ell beneficiO de su realiZa
zion, presentando nuevos proyectos de
cornplicada, de di>pendiosa de irrealiza
ble. realizaci6n
En- la Camara, Sc dice que hay algu
nos votos de parte del proyecto, sc
afirma que ell comisionado del interior
10 patrocina abier1tamente.
Segun nuestros infornes, el goberna
dor Cotton prepare TN mensaJe especial
4 prOp0sito del asunto.
Asl estan las cosas
Nosotros hemos querido reeoger los
fafos Gle una otra parte para darlos
= la opinion Y que ella decida, va que
40 es Gle esperar QUE organisinos de ella
dependencies y flncionarios & los cua
les alcanzan en- cierto mOdo s,s dicta
dos, Sc lancen sin consultarla nj oirla. 4
Ia ayentura DE una obra acasO superior
. nuestros recursos
--&1t%a~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
Proxina bOda.

Restabhecida coulpletamente la bella
sonora Camelia Schira de Alvarado. la
coda de nnestro amigo don Julio Paia
clos con la distinguida y espiritual seilo
rita de Ferrer, y Alvarado, Sc efectua
"a i proxirno microbes en- Ponce.
Anticipadamente, deseamos / la feliz
pareia tcdo genero de venturas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16

gonista.
Manturvo la realidad del tipo hasta
donde es possible en- un drama dc Eche
garay, v sc hizo Ovacionar bravamcnte
Ell telon sc alz6 muchas veccs para
la Arevalo y para el. En- ell segundo
acto cuatro veces, y otras tantas al final
de la obra.
Ubaldo Fernandez, graciosisimo, y
muy bien Valenti, ell distinguido galan
joven-
Domingo 0RozC0
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s De RECRES0

En- el vapor correo espaiiOl que salio
de Cadiz, para esta isla, aver, domingo,
embarc6 nuestro amigo don Rafael Pa
lacios Salazar, acompanad0 de su dis
tinguida esposa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16

Aver embarc6 en- ell vapor correo cs
panol 'Buenos Aires, de regreso 4
Puerto Rico, nuestro amigo don Rafael
Palacios Salazar, acompaiiado de su dis
tinguida esposa hijo.
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N 9 e &c / A. $

Ell Departamento del interior ACADIA
de recibir del Departamento de Agri--
cultura de los Estados Unidos once sacos
de correspondence conteniendo semillas
de legumhres, para distribution gratis
en- la Isla.
Las siguientes son las variedades de
semillas recibidas.
(a) Habichuelas, lechuga, cebollas, ra
BANJO y tonates,
(b) Guisantes, zanahoria, lechuga, ce-
bol1as, y rabanos.
(c) Lechuga, melon almizcleno, ra--
banos, tomates y nabos.
Ell Comisionado del interior remitira
dichos paquetes de semillas Immediate
mente, franqueo pago, a cualquiera que
los solicite.
Ell Sr. Rafael S. Alba ha sido nombra
do Teseorero de La Junta Escolar de Ba-
rros, y comenzara a desempe1ar su cargo
tan pronto haya llenado los requisites
de ley.
Han sido reelegidos para ell puesto de
Tesoreros de las respectiwas Jmtas Es-
colares los seflores siguientes:
San Juan, Lucas Reyes.
Rio Piedras, Emilio Amy
Carolina Francisco Garcia.
Rio Grande, Manuel Reyes
Naguabo, Rufo Noya.
Coamo, Herminio w. Santaella.
Manatl, Virgiiio del Pozo.
Aguas BuenaS, Jose Marrueco Denis.
Ha cesado en- SUI cargo de escribiente
INFERNO de la fiscalia de la Corte de
Distrito de Mayaguez, la Srta Ana Ma
ria Lomba; habiendose aprobado ell nom
bramiento del Sr. Gustavo Villarini, ex-
aminado en- ell Servicio Civil Puertor'';-
OuenO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16
N Or. c. Nuig Disz

Participa su numeroSa cIienteIa que
MA las horas de 2 Dc In tartIc. para
In consuilta diaria, en- los altos del No.
81 de Ia caIIe de Tctuan donde iiene 60
tablecido sn despacho professional.
Telefonos No 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16

Ha sido aprobado para el puesto de
principal de COroza ell professor Sr. Jose
F. Robert Y para Mayaguez ell Professor
Sr. Arturo Rulbio Cuebas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-16

Ell Sr. JESUS Maria Quiionez ha sid,
nOmbrado maestro rural Ell ell diStrito Il,
Utuado