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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
c. NJ. VAN FLEET is
RECEIVING XMAS GIFTS

C. M. Van Fleet. one of the fore
men at the Tonopah Mining company
started receiving Christmas gifts this
morning when 10Apound boy ar
rived at his home This is the fourth
youngster to arrive at the Van Fleet
household and the proud daddy de-
clares the last one is best looking
one in the bunch Both Mrs. Van.
Fleet and baby are reported as pro
crossing nicely by DR.. ]. r. Cunning
ham, who was in attendance. The
same diagnosis was also expressed
as to the condition of the father.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
COUNTY Wins
SUIT AGAINST THE
STATE BANK CO.
JUDGE LANGAE AT CARSON
RENDERS DECISION THAT
SHOULD AFFECT NYE

Judge Langan at Carson has de-
cided in favor of Esmeralda county
in suit against the State Bank
and Trust company, and the deci-
sion may be construed to mean that
Nye county still has hopes of recoy-
ering over $4,000 from the Nye and
Ormsby County bank, II the decision
can be taken as true Interpretation
the Goldfield Tribune has the fol-
lowing:
of its suits against the State Bank
and Trust company this afternoon in
the district court at Carson when
Judge Langan rendered a decision
awarding the county 1896 as a pre-
ferred claim. The original amount
sued for was $4s7O.O3, but from this
the court deducted the amounts that
have been paid as dividends by tho
receiver.
This money was deposited with
/ the State Bank and Trust company
as special account and was the
total of the railway taxes collected
at the time just before the frilnre
] Of the institution. This was under
the administration OF Ed Hardy as
county clerk and ex-officio county
treasurer.
"The receiver, against the proes.
Of the county. insisted that 1t was
not a special account and that it
must be treated like all other Gains
of depositors The county, by DIS
trict Attorney Walsh. began suit to
have the sum declared special DC
posit. This was a year ago. Last
October District Attorney Walsh a2-
peared before Judge Langan when
the case was set for hearing, and
: argued it and he has won.
81 am especially glad to know
chat we have won this suit" said
the district attorney this afternoon
when informed of Judge LangaE's de-
eision by the Tribune, because il
means that we shall get the money
and it also means that we shall WI
the other two suits that will now be
: brought to have the county's deposits
declared special deposits
Y "These two suits are one agains
y the State Bank and Trust compan,
+ for the $1O,112O5 still due from tina
= institution after deducting dividends
paid to date, and the other agains
the Nye and Ormsby County banl
for $27,0s6.O2 The county, as Deput.
County Clerk Rosenthal explained
., this afternoon, has been waiting ol
this decision rendered today befor
, filing the other suits.
j "Esmeralda county was the frs
- to sue the defunct bank and the viz
=. tory today Mr.. Rosenthal points on
i is victory for several other couI
ties as well as Esmeralda for the
were in exactly the same position.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
FORMER OFFICIAL SUB
TREASURY is ACQUITTED


CHICAGO, Dec. 20.--George w.
Fitzgerald. former teller of the Unit
ed States sub treasury of Chicago,
was charged with the theft of Sl73,-
GOO from the government, was acquit-
ted by jury today.
,e~SS1ss~eSs~s~~S~~ ~~S~~~~~~~eSSss'~<e~~
announced last night that he did not
expect to return to Nevada until
February"
Baker and his prospective brother
in.law visited Tonopah shortly before
election. Smylie came here for the
express purpose of visiting one OF
the big mines of the camp and dur
ing his stay was afforded an oppor
tnnity to make trip of inspection
through the workings of one OF th'
] companies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
SENATOR MASSEY
Will RETURN SOON
TO RENO HOME
WILL SPEND CHRISTMAS WITH
RELATIVES IN STATE OF
ILLINOIS

In a message received in Reno,
Senator w. A. Massey states that
his original plans for leaving Wash,
ington at the beginning of the holi-
day recess of congress will hold, and
he is expected to depart tonight,
out will probably reach Reno about
New Years. as he may stop to spend
Christmas with relatives in Illinois
Massey is one of the few senator's
whose terms, scheduled to continue
to March 4, will expire on election
of his successor he being appointed
to fill vacancy only until the elec-
ton of successor. Therefore, as
soon as the Nevada legislature has
expressed its choice, he will be su-
perseded, having missed election to
succeed himself by narrow mar
gin, and on account of the short
time intervening it is not his purpose
to return to Washington.
A bill which he introduced TO con
firm grants of town lots made by e
Southern and Central Pacific within
their right of way and to return tC
property owners that portion OF tn;
old right of way aba idoned is by az
arrangement concluded yesterday Z
be taken in charge by Senator New
lands. The hearing was continued
to January s to give the Southern
Pacific time to express its views OF
the bill.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
SENTENCE COMMITTED

WASHINGTON, Dec 2O.-President
Taft today commuted to one year the
two and half year sentence OF
Clarence D. Hillman, a wealthy real
estate dealer of Seattle, convicted
of using the mails to defraud. He
has served eight months of his sen
tence and paid fine and costs of
S10. 900. With allowance for good be
hayior he will be released in about
two months.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
TURKS INSTRUCTED BY THEIR
HOME GOVERNMENT TO PROCEED
WITH PROPOSALS FOR PEACE

mayor mansion house. Premier As.
quith, in an address. expressed him
self as optimistic OF the conclusion
Ct an equitable, enduring peace.
Powers Accept Autonomy
LONDON, Dec, 2O.-Six Of the great
Europen powers, England. France.
Germany, Russia, Austria and Italy
have accepted the principle Of an
autonomy for Albania with the privi-
lege of guaranteeing strict CONNER
cial access TO the Adriatic sea. This
is the first definite result OF the con
ferences OF ambassadors.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
GOMPERS
CONFERS
WILSON
OFFICIALS OF AMERICAN FEEDER.
ALTON OF LABOR CONFER
PREslDENT-ELEcT

TRENTON, y. ]. Dec. 2o.-Samuel
Gompers, Frank Morrison, president
and secretary of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, conferred today
with President-elect Wilson. Comp
ers said they discussed constructive
legislation which would accord the
working people an opportunity for
betterment and the rights of asso-
citation, and also Wilson's aid in the
passage of bill creating a depart
ment of labor. Wilson said he would
take the matter under consideration
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
GREEK DELEGATES WIN IN REFUSAL TO SIGN ARMISTACE
TWO SETS OF OFFICERS MAKING
SEARCH FOR SLAYER YOUNG GIRL

tBy Associated PressD
NAPA, Cal, Dec. 90 Two sets OF
Officers are hunting the murderer
of Rose Lemos. who was beaten, shot
and stuffed under the bed at her
brothers ranch house Wednesday aft
ernoon. The sheriffs posse Is scour
ing the hills for Lafayette Newell,
an escaped maniac and the district
attorney is directing his energies in
yestigating John Havila, who first
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
SERVICES OVER
LATE AMBASSADOR
HELD AT LONDON
IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL PRO.
GRAM ATTENoED o. REPRE-
sENTATivEs OF KING
Try Associated Press)

Try Associated Pressl
LONDON, Dec. 20.-lmpressive me-
mortal services over the late Am
bassador Whitelaw Reid were .cele-
brated at Westminster Abbey today.
King George and Queen Mary We're
represented by Arthur Cannaught.
Others present included representa-
tiyes Of royal personages and all all
departments of the British govern
ment. The services were conducted
by the Archbishops Of Canterbury and
York. Wreaths from Resident Taft
and Secretary Knox wre displayed
in the Abbey.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
SAN FRANCISCO HAS
ELECTION OVER BONDS

CBy Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-An
election to determine whether to is
sue bonds amounting to $4,150,000
for various civic improvements is in
progress here today
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
HIRAM JOHNSON is
SORE AT PROGRESSlVES

(By Associated Pressl
SACRAMENTO Dec Ex-Governor
Johnson declared he has no inten-
tion of calling the progressive lead
ers for discussion upon proposed
legislation before the meeting of the
legislature. He will make all rec
concentrations desired in legislation
in his message.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20

APPEALS
To JURY
ATTORNEY DECLARES susPl.
cloNs SHOULD NOT BE USED
FOR CONVICTION
oBy Associated Press,

tby Associated Presnl
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2O.--In ap-
pealing to the jury on behalf of the
defendants in the dynamite con-
spiraey trial, Attorney Nowlan said
II they believed the men to be
guilty il was their duty to convict.
but If they undertook to piece the
evidence together with suspicious
Of inferences they should think of
The lives about to be wrecked. Nc
Manlgal was referred to as an arch
fiend and his evidence attacked as
lct sufficiently corroborated.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20

tI,y Associated PresD
CONSTANTlNOPLE, Dec 20 In
struc,ions from the Ottoman govern
ment to the Turkish peace delegates
in London authorize them to treat
with the Greek delegates without the
previous signature to the armistice
protocol. II is also ordered then to
apply for permission to reyictual
the fortress at Adrianople.
Delegates Guests at Dinner
LONDON, Dec. 20. - The peace
plenipotentiaries were the guests at
luncheon today given at the lord
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
RAY BAKER is
OFF FOR EAST TO
CLAIM BRIDE
FORMER ToNoPAHN REPORTED
ENGAGED TO DAueHER NEW
YORK WOMAN

II is the consistent wooer who is
successful as is proven by the re-
reports from Reno that Raymond T.
Baker, former Tonopah resident, for
mer warden OF the state penitentiary,
former chum of Death Valley Scotty,
and one of the best known young
men in Nevada, is to be married
soon TO Miss Marjorie Smylie of
New York. Concerning the reported
wedding the Reno Journal has the
following
"With the departure for the east
last night of party of prominent
customers and westerners. the Over.
land Limited became as a shuttle
weaving fate across the continent,
bearing good and evil fortune and,
at the end OF II all, the promise of
marriage between former Warden
Raymond T. Baker and Miss Mar
jorie Smylie OF New York.
In the party were Mrs. Julia Ely
Griffen. who. on the previous even
ing, secured decree of divorce from
BENJAMIN Griffen, the millionaire
glass manufactures of New York
Charles Smylie, her son; Mrs. Gaines,
her cousin and companion; Raymond
T. Baker. diletante, globe uotter,
gentleman politician and amateur ex'
ponent of that form of penology sug
gested by the mention of the honor
system" and with him Mrs. Cleye
land II. Baker, widow of the late at
torney general of Nevada.
For each OF the travellers fate
has separate story. Mrs. Griffen
through counsel, intimated the Other
day that she was in haste to tht
bedside of sick mother. Mrs. c
II. Baker is on the way to Washing
ton where she will stay with hei
father. Senator Perkins of California
and remove herself from the environ
ment which would bring back sor
rowful memories. Mr.. Baker has a
his destination, somewhere, and some
time-earlier rather than later, Mis-
Smyie. only daughter of Mrs. Grit
fen. and he does not deny that ther
is to be a marriage.
"'Of course | cannot announce a
engagement, said Baker last nigh
when questioned as to whether II
was leaving to wed Miss Smylie i
any event that is not my function
OF course, we understand our ow
intentions, but there has been no e.
change of formalities such as ring
and that sort of thing.
Mrs. Griffen made no pretense th'
there was any doubt concerning
marriage. She has frequently r
ferred to Baker as her 'son-in-la'
and she admitted last night IN
plans were in the making for u
marriage after New York shall
reached.
ITO mutual friends Il has been co
fided that with only the necessa
period OF time elapsing after arri'
for the purchase of trousseau a
the formalities of invitations. Bak
and Miss smylie will wed. Bak
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
MEMBER BLACK HAND
DIES ON THE GAlLOWS

thy Associated Prcssl
incoherent speech cut short when the
nangman slipped the blackcap over
his eyes. Carlo Bettista, a member OF
the black hand, met death today
for the murder of Salvatore Mariana.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
SPENDS LARGE SUM FOR
MOBILIZATION OF TROOPS

NY AssOcinted Prcssl
PARIS, Dec. 20, Austria Hungary
is spending 100000 today to defray
the expense of the mobilization of
it's army, according to the CORE
spondent for the Temps.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20

reported the murder and is now held
as a suspect.
Havila Is a partner of Joe Lemos.
brother of the murdered girl. He
claims he was shot through the arm
by man who fled from the house
as he approached and found the body.
The police theory is he was wound
ed by the girl during her death strug
gles
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
DISABLED STEAMER is
BEING ToWED TO PORT

1Byt Associated Prcssl
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20-The
disabled steamer City OF Topeka in
tow of the Maverick is off Shelter
Cove. below the port of Garda, this
afternoon and is expected here to-
morrow noon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
DROWNING
is CAUSE OF DEATHS

CRy Associated Press)
Los ANGELES. Dec 20.--Aceident-
al drowning was given by the coro-
ner's certificates in the case of the
death of Aviator Kearney and Re
porter Lawrence, whose bodies were
found near Ocean Shore yesterday.
An inquest was declared unneces-
sary.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
DIAMOND DEALER FOUND
MURDERED IN OFFICE
lnr Asroclntcd rrcssl

Thy Associated Pressb
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-J. H. Logue,
president of a firm of diamond deal
ers, was found murdered in his of
flee this afternoon Robbery is be
lieved to have been the motive for
the crime
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20
NOTICE TO PATRONS
OF NEV. CAL. POWER co.

Christmas morning from till $50
o'clock we will shut off all power
to make needed repairs at power
plants and sub stations. d19t4
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-12-20

A store that aGvertises must be
store of values-of "bargains"--or the
would not pay.
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TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday. 81;
year ago, SO; lowest last night. Is;
year ago, ~.
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Metal Quotations

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WEATHER

sFair tonight and Sat
Z urday; continued
, colder
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-18
LA crisis del Amor"

Esta Semana sera estrenada en- el
teatro Municipal de San Juan, por la
compania de Virginia Fabregas, la co
media de Perez Losada. cuyo titulo
sirve de eplgrafe este suelto.
HemOs leidO en- la prensa ilustrada
de San Juan qnos cortos fragmentos
de la obra del cOmpanero, Y aunque no
podemos entrever su argumento, pu-
dlmOs apreciar ell estilo impecable SUI
gestivo con que esta escrita, pues hemos
de suponer que Ell toda la obra camrea
ell mismO estilo, lleno de sencillez. de
belleza Y elegancia
No sc porqle presumimos que esta
Obra no sera aparatOsa nj artifcosa.
Perez Losada no gusta en- sus versos nj
Ell su proSa de recursOs tragicos para
sOrprender los corazones por medic de
la suggestion viOlenta: hay algo de ter
nura intimidad entire su estilo las
almas; habla su lenguaje, siemprc. flo
rido siempre po6tico, con tai sugesti-
vismo al coraz6n con tanta afabilidad
al alma que cuando acabamos de leerle
esta nuestro yo espiritual tranquilo Y
sosegado como 81 un aura de felicidad
hubiera pasado cantando amores So
bre nuestros sentimientOs
Esperemos pues, el estreno para leer
los Juclos de la prensa acerca del va
lor literario Gle la comedia de la re-
presentation de la misma.
Deseamos al companero buena suerte
que es como 81 dijeramos de todo cora
z0n un verdadero eXito. un triunfo
complete al laborioso escritor.
del NDiario del Oeste. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-18
Las carreras proximas

Las carreras que 'han de efectuarse
el domingo pr6Ximo EN- el Hip6dromo
sc regiran por ell siguiente programa
Primera carrera 900 metros Tenn
pestad Estrella Buitre 80 lbs Gra-
NADIA 100, Lee 90 Y Brujito IS.
Segunda. | 2 milla Pellot S5, Army
so, Secreto Is, Gitana 90 Rosita 100 V
Perdig6n TO
Tercera 900 metros Sensational !!
Ursus Ell los 1000 metros, Obrero, 80
metros detras Y Covadonga 40 metros
detras de Obrero. sea 90 de rrsus.
Cuarta, 200 metros Mulato 80, Rui-
senor 65 Desengano 10. Perla-fna s5 Y
Magnolia IS
Quinta. una milla Palma so Mari
no 80, Zulu 70 y Caminante S5.
Sexta 2 milla Lii y Navarro 90,
Atrevido so, Cefro IS y Sultana 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-18
FL peligro pasa....

FL pehgro va pasando. A la viva
alarma que Sc produjo Ell los primeros
momentos, cuando Sc supo aqui que el
Congreso habfa pasada ell bill del az1-
car hbre, ha reemplazado una relativa
tranquihdad que Sc funda en- las mott
cias alentadoras que por todos conduc
toS nos llegan
En- Washington han trabajado cerca
del gabinete de los senadores que mas
inhuyen en- las decisiones del alto cucr-
po legislative, todas aquellas personas
cuyoS intereses Sc vieron amagados por
la inmeditada resOluci0n del Cnngreso
Los azucareros de la Luisiana, los del
Hawaii, los de Filipinas, los que tienen
sus lntereses en- Cuba Y son americanos,
los de Puerto Rico, todos han traba jado
por encauzar la opinion en- el baen ca
mino que ahora lleva. En- la propia ca
sd han tenido los legisladores america-
nos ell triste ejemplo de 10 que pudiera
acontecer, 81 ell bill del az1car hbre. en-
contrase en- ell Senado la misma acogida
que en- ell COngreso halo. Y ante osa
realidad, los infOrmeS de las cOmisiones
que ALA fueron a llevar la defensa de
interes tan altos adquirieron una ex-
preston tan elocuente tan deinitiva
tan veraZ que fuera insensato suponer
en- los que han debido apreciar han
apreciado sin duda, la magnitud del
peligro, una adhesion impossible la so
cialisteria barata de la camara de Re
presentantes
iEl prOblema del az1car queda no obs
tante en- pie, pOrque Sc lie ha dado un
aspecto simpatico para determinada cla-
social y la politica que no tiene entranas
quiere expltarlo Ell su provecho
Hace falta, pues, no desmayar en- la
campana, no cejar, no ceder Es pre-
ciso no confiar demasiado, poner en-
exploitation los medios legales que eXis-
ten para contrarrestar la campana a
cuyOs cOntagios arrolladOres ha obede-
edo ell Congreso americana al aprobar
ell bill del aziicar.
No importa que los sintomas sean,
por ahora, tranquilizadores Ell peligro
no ha pasado, no debe cogernos des-
prevenidos, va que en- ahuyentarlo por
esta vez, hemos sido nosotros de los
mas decididos Y prontos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-18
Sr. William Spragne

lla llegado esta capital ell distinguido
yeterano de la guerra civil de los Estados
CnidoS, cuyo nombre es ell del epigrafe
de este suelto lla ejercido importanteS
cargos EN- el Estado en- que reside. en-
Rohde Island habiendo sido senador va
riaS yeces, y Gobernador
FL senor Spragne, que tiene noventa
amos de edad Y es de los pocoS supervi-
vientes que quedan de los hombres que
en- su estado ejercieron importantes pues-
tos pilblicos y lucharon durante la que
IRA civil, eS familiar de la Sra. esposa
de nuestro distinguido amigo don Wen
ceslao Borda y en- la residencia de este
Sc hospeda
FL BOLETTN lie envia su saludo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-18
Conision de Trafico
Nombrada hoy por ell Gobernador

FL Gobernador ha nombrado hoy una
comision que Sc llamara de Trafico de
San Juan Su objeto es investigar las
actualeS condolences de trafico entire
San Juan Y sus inmediaciones sugerir
aquellas medidas g. en- su concepto sean
necesarias para que sea 10 mas eficien-
tie possible, evitando las desgracias que
con motive de este ocurren todos los
dias. lnvestigara las condolences del
Trafico en- la ciudad con ell fin de ha-
Ger un Reglamento, senalara los sitios
oportunos para los establecimientos de
vehiculos. dictara medidas para ell
servicio que la policia debe ejercer en-
el trafico para la carga de los vehicu-
los, para ell uso del moffer' de los
automobiles. licencias de chauffers v
demas asuntos relacionados con los ca
minos p1blicos
La ComlsI0n esta compuesta del Al
calde de la ciudad senior Roberto II.
TODD Presidente; Vocales los sel.o-
res John H. Wilson. Comisionado del
Interior. Y Geo. r. Shanton, .Iefe de la
Pohcia lnsular, Y en- Ell tempo mas
breve possible ha de emitir su infOrme
tendente IA corregir la ineficiencia ac-
tual de las leyes de trafco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-18
Ofrenda postuma
FL pOet0 Nercdd0.

AlgunoS peri0dicos han tributado aver
un homenaje la memoria del poeta
puertorriqueno Jose Mercado. en- ell Ter
aniverSario de su muerte La fecha nos
habia pasado inadvertida, porque en- la
electrica vida moderna apenas hay ITEM
pO para penSar en- 10 que sucedi0 la Wis
pera
\ eSas notaS cOnmem0ratvaS So unen
algunas notas piadOsaS. a las cuales nos
sumamOS para que en- cuantO las leyes
sanltarias 10 permitan. sea trasadado su
cadaver a Puerto Rico donde SUI nombre
es queridO y su tumba podra recibir las
ofrendas de sus compatriotas todos A
los Puertorriquenos RESIDENCES en- la Ha-
bana, a cuantoS tengan vincu1OS en- aque-
lila hermosa isla, y cuantos conocieron
al poeta Mercado corresponds atender
esa iniciativa y dejarla cumplida
Ell poeta Mercado vivi6 en- la Habana
los 1ltimOs cinco amos de su vida Su
pseud0nimo habitual era ell de Mono
y icoincidencia curiosa su muerte sobre-
vino ell 8 de mario del pasado ano en-
pleno reinado de carnaval
Sus poeslas tienen mas inspiration
que grandeza. su verso fuido facil So
moro seducla Siempre al dido. La mas
bella y .afamada de todas sus composicio-
nes Sc intitula La Lengua Castellana =
del diario " Cuba de la Habana.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-18
EN- LA CAMARA

En- la mafana de hoy sc ha reunido en-
la Camara de Delegates la comisi6n com
puesta de los seaores Jose de Diego, Jo-
Sc Munoz Rivera, Warrent T. Allen Y
Jose de Elzaburo ESta Comisi6n fue
nombrada por la legislature para estu-
diar las obraS de ampliaci6n del edifcio
dOnde eSta instalada la Camara, para 10
que vot6 un cr6dito sufciente, Y el OBJ
jeto de la reunion de hoy fue tratar Ell
asunto y resOlver que cuanto antes Sc
empiezen eSas obras.