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Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
THE REFERENDUM AND REVENGE.

AN9 hE ENEN1Es
 We find in an Eastern exchange an article entitled Revenge by Referen- dum," which is an account by an Eastern gentleman who recently vis- tied Oregon of the workings of the referendum" in g particular case in that state, whose political experiences the writer iikens to the adventures of Alice in Wonderland As the ss- sential facts in this case are quoted from decision of the Oregon Sn. preme court, they must be assumed to be correct.
 The University of Oregon is located at Eugene City. Like the universities of Western states 1t is rapidly grow ing in numbers and in educational strength and usefulness, conditions which, as we know in this state, in. yolye steadily increasing appropr!a- tions. which the legislature readily makes.
 Eugene City is the county seat of Lane county. which is a county of considerable size, which in the nat ural course of human events will some time have a population which will justify the division of the county. Some distance south of Eugene is the town of Cottage Grove, which de sires a division of the county now in order that it's merchants and board ing house keepers may get some of the dollars that are now spent in Eugene by jurymen and other unfort unates in attendance upon the courts
 But upon submitting the mattel 10 vote, the people of Lane county decided not to split at this time. The people Of Cottage Grove. however, were very angry at the result, which they attributed-presumably with ; good deal of justice-to the active op eration Of the citizens of Eugene.
 And in order to "get even" with Eugene the people of Cottage Grove started a petition for a referendum vote" on the appropriation for the State University just made by the leg islature. the effect of which is to hold up the appropriation until the people can vote on it.
 As it was found impossible to gel the necessary signatures near home the Cottage Grove people employed one Parkinson, said to be one of the burning and shining lights among tho Oregon "reformers," to get signatures at 31-2 cents a name in the city O Portland, which he desecrates by hit residence He got the signatures al right, but of about I3,OOO of then over 5000 were proved in court to b, forgeries. showing that some reform CTS need watching. A sufficient nun Der, however-something over TOO only-were found to be valid to com pei the submission of the matter t the people.
 The result is that, while no on doubts that the appropriation will b approved, for there was no oppositio to it until the Cottage Grove peopl began their spite work, it will be hel up for year and the university su fers. While holding itself compelIe to find the petition valid and effectiv the Supreme Court expressed in plal terms it's contempt for the city which it was located, and of the la1 yer ~reformer" who sold them frau ulent signatures for 31-2 cents
 name.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

The Graham Guardian is mighty we'll pleased over the fact that Will Webb and Wiley Jones were both nominated to go on the democratic state ticket as presidential electors. Will Webb and Wiley Jones have both resided in Graham county for many years. but NIT. Jones removed his residence to Florence last spring The Guardian has a right to it's grin.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

We are Of the opinion that the Douglas strategy board will be dis appointed in tbeir anticipated pleas ure of a visit to Agua Prieta of Gen. eral 0rozco.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

E. A. Toyrea continues to hold a winning position in the primary eiec- tion count and 1t looks very much like
 he will have the honor and pleasure
 of casting one. of the Arizona cleo toraf votes for woodrow wilson. MT. Tovrea's business would not allow him to make any kind of campaign so his election will be testimony of his popularity throughout the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

Anyone who has been led to he- lieve. that all the good things in the way of mines have besas taken w rld do well to take closer look and iee his mistake.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
R CN.THE .SPVRl9 Eg OF.THEMCMENT AR1 Dx Roy k. .Mcs.lton q

The Subject Eternal They harp upon 1t every day And have for decades past Of all the campaign arguments, It is the first and last. It hangs around like Banquo's ghost And won't be scared away. It is the thing they argue most Throughout the entire fray. Nobody understands 1t well
 And most folks not at all But still it Is the subject on
 Which all the speakers bawl. They's fought it out for years and
 years;
 They've argued day and night; But still il doesn't seem as though They'll ever fix 1t right. They're at it once again this year. They will forget 1t never. For men may come and men may go But the tariff goes on forever.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
SURE THING
Cwashington Post)

l A woman who can't sing and win sing should he compelled not to sing.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
AceordIno to Uncle Ahner

HCCoTuinH 10 OHCic hDHcF
 There are a lot of political experts who can't make Twin at 1t or any thing else.
 new silk dress attracts a lot Of remarks from all the women in any town under 5000.
 It seems as though the Declaration of Independence should have been signed at Reno.
 Every time a hardened bachelor bats an eye iE the direction Of any eligible woman. the gossips kin all hear wedding bells ringing in the dis tance.
 Every fellow at the resort had pro posed to Miss Pansy Tiebits ex' ceptin' one, and she is waiting to land batting average of 1000.
 Some young women are bora fool ish and others go out riding in canoes with moon-eyed Romeos.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

Clinton R Scott. who for fifteen years has held the position oi city
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

A hero gifts along all right until somebody names a 5-cent seegar after him. Then it Is all of.
 The most forlorn eritter I know of Is a feller who has morigaged bis house and lot to buy an oatmobile and then hasn't got enough money to run it.
 If the women can't make a monk ey outn the reacher. they think he is hard-hearted and no man for the job"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
csuaht on the FlY


 MT. Sherman would like to have the public pay little attention to him. We'll the public is paying just as little attention to him as possible.
 The river Nile Is said to be a niil- lion years old. gf is almost old enough fo be added to J. Pierpont Morgans collection of antiques.
 This would be great season for congressman and senators to go abroad for their health, returning about November 1.
 One eonsoling thought Is that the old-time campaign glee club Is grad ually growing scarcer and scarcer.
 The score to date: Nat Goodwin, {; Lillian Russell, {.
 The only great publication in this country that is taking no sides in the presidential fight Is the Congresr sional Record. Gondolas propelled by motors are being used in Venice. One advantage is that a motor does not smoke cis- arets.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
Man,s Llmltas.en. psnnea.

No man. however good he 4a understands girls; neither fe understand women -Exchange.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

BLESSINGS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

do del lado de arriba mientraS Sc ba-
naba, guabitas, flores del carbonero y
venturoSas, 5no las yio
ST, pero crel que alguna partida
de monos estaria por aqui arrlba.-
Lo desentendido que es usted: y que
en- ainas me doy una caida por su.
BRINE al guabo.
-jY eres tan boba que creas no
cal en- cuenta de que eres til quien
echaba rio abajo las flores?
Como Juan Angel me ha contado
que Ell la hacienda le echan rosas a
la pila cuando usted va a banarse,
yo eche al aqua 10 mejor que EN- el
monte habla.
Durante la comida tuve OCCASION de
admirar entire las otras cosas, la ha.
bilidad de Salome y mi comadre para
asar pitones y quesillos, freir bunue-
los, hacer pandebono y dar temple
la ialea En- las idas venidas de
Salome la cocina puse yo mi COM
padre al corriente de 10 que en- rea-
Ida guerra la muchacha y de 10 que
yo pensaba hacer para sacarlos uno
Y otra de trabajos. No lie cabia al
pobre el gusto en- el cuerpo; y hasta
algunas chanzas sobre la buena %
luntad con que me servia la mesa,
le dirigi6 a mi companera de paseo,
que era mucho lograr despues de su
enojo contra ella
Pasadas las horas de calor, a las
cuatro de la tarde, era la casa una re-
vuelta area de Noe; los patos empe-
aaron atravesar por orden de ia.
milias la salita; las gallinas a amo-
tinarse en- el patio y al ciruelo donde
en horquetas de guayabo descansaba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

me dejaS aqui, y recordando y espe-
rando voy mOrirme.
Poniendo la man0 izquierda sObre
mi hombro, dej6 descansar por un
instante la cabeza sobre ella.
No hables asi, la dije paseando
mi mano temblorosa por su frente pa
Ida; no hables asi vas a destruir el
ultimo resto de mi valor.
II All! tn tienes valor a1n, y yo
hace dias que 10 perdi He po-
dido conformarme, agreg6 ocultando
el rostro con el panuelo, he debido
prestarme a llevar en- mi ese afan Y
angustia que me atormentan, porque
a tn lado Sc convertia en- algo que de-
be ser la felicidad. Pero te vas
con ella y me quedo sola. :. y no vol
we're ser va como antes era. ). Ay
jpara que viniste?
Sus tlltimas palabras me hicieron
estremecer y apoyando la frente sobre
las palmas de las manos respete su
silencio abrumado por su dolor
-Efrain, dijo con voz mas tierna
despues de unos momentos, mira, va
no lloro.
Maria lie respondi levantando el
rostro en- el cual debio yer ella algo
extrafio y solemne, pues me miro IN
m6vil y fijamente; no te quejes de mi
quejate al que te hizo eompafera de
mi ninez; qui6n quiso que te anna
ra como te amo, cflpate entonces de
ser como eres quejate Dios. SQue
te he exigido, que me has dado que
no pudiera darse Y exigirse delante
de el?
II NADIA! lay, mazda spor que me
10 preguntas asig.9. Yo no te culpo /;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

la canocita en- que eStaba comiendo
maiz mi caballo; los pavos criolloS Sc
payoneaban inhadoS devolviendo los
gritos de dos loras maiceras que llama
ban a una Bonita, que debia ser la CO.
cinera, y los cerdos chillaban tratando
de introducir las cabezaS por entire
los travesanos de la puertas de gol-
pc.
A todo 10 cual hay que agregar los
gritos de mi compadre dando 6rdenes,
y los Gle su mujer espantando los pa
tos y llamando las gallinas. Fueron
largas las despedidas y promesas Due
me hizo mi comadre de encomendarme
mucho al nilagroso de Cuna para que
me fuera bien ell viaje, y volviera
pronto. All despedirme de Salome,
que procure en- tai momento no estar
cerca de los demas, me apreto mucho
la mano, y mirandome tai vez mas
afectuosamente, me dijo
-Mire bien que con usted cuento.
A mi no me olga adios para su via
Je de porra, porque alnque arrastran-
dome, al camino he de salir verlo,
81 es que no llega de pasada. No me
divide. !. yea que 81 no, yo no Sc 10
que haga con mi taita. Hacia el otro
lado de una de las duebradas cue por
entire las quinguedas cintas del bos-
que bajan raidosas Ell declive, Of una
voz sonora de hombre que cantaba:
al tempo le pido tempo
Y el tempo tempo me da,
Y el mismo tempo me dice
que el me desenganara.
salio del arbolado el cantor, y era
Tiburcio, quien con Ia ruana colgada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

Earwicker. Cobro de pesos. La C0rte
llaino este case juicio oral por su or
den de senalamiento. y comparecio So
10 el demandante por medic de su abo-
gado, anunciando estar hsto para el ac-
to; y apareciendo que la demandada
ha sido debidamente citada por medic
de publication sin que haya compare
edo no ohstante haber transcurrido ell
termlno legal, sc procedi6 celebrar dl-
eho acto. I'll demanadante lego sus ale-
gaciones, Y luego present6 en- prueba:
la declaration jurada sobre remission q
la ultima residencia de la demandada
de una copia de la demanda de la ci,
tacion, las diligencias de embargo, A
docuemtnos, que Sc admitieron, mas un
testigo juramentado ante ell Secretario.
\ la Corte declare con lugar la deman-
da, con las costas a la demandada. Ell
Secretario registrara tai sentencia en-
debida forma.
Herminio Diaz, VS.. Francisco Cabo.
No. 5652. Ejecuci6n de hipoteca. La
Corte, visto ell escrito inicial de este
procedlmiento y los documentos CORES
pondientes acompanados al mismo (2).
dicto una orden disponiendo que sc re-
quiera al demandado para que en- el
termino de 80 dias pague al demandan-
te las sumas de $1,000 de principal,
800 para intereses Y 100 para costas Y
honorarlos de abogado, apercibido de
que en- otro caso Sc procedera la ven
"a en- pdblica subasta de la inca hipo-
tecada segun la escriturra No. III de
fecha IL de Octubre de 1911. otorgada
ante ell Notario Francisco Socorro Ra
mos.
Nlcasio Febres y Felicita Lopez. Ex-
parte. No. 5674. Dispense de paren
tezco. En- este case, vista por la Corte
II moci6n jurada de dichos peticiona
nos pof medic de su Letrado. mas las
declaraclones escritas Y iuradas de Ma
nuel Gonzalez y Casimiro Plaza. Nos.
800 del .juez de Paz de Carolina 1876
del Notario Lcdo. Jorge V. Dominguez.
dlcto una orden dispensando Ell paren-
tezco de cuarto grado de consaguini
dad eXlstente entire dichos peticiona-
RIOS, los fines de que puedan contraer
Juan Z. Gonzalez Galvarin. No. 5432.
Dominic. La Corte, vistas las citacio-
nes y edicto dihgenciados en- este caso,
mas las declaraciones de los estigos iu-
ante ell Juez (2), dict6 una
orden declarando justifcado en- favor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
JORGE 1s2AlCs


cucarones y chapules prisioneros,
Los rayos hvidos del sol, que Sc ocul-
taba tras las mOntaiisa de Mulal0 me-
dio embozado por NUDES cenicientas f.
leteadas de orc, jugaban con las luen-
gas sombras de los sauces, cuyos ver-
des penachos acariciaba el viento.
Hablamos hablado de Carlos y de sus
rarezas, de mi vista a casa de Salo-
me, y las labioS de maria lie sonreian
tristemente, porque sus ojos no SON.
reian va.
-Mirame- le die Su mirada
tenia algo de languidez que la en-
bellecia en- las noches en- que velaba
al lado del lecho de mi padre-Juan
no me ha enganado, agregue
II Que te ha dicho?
Que tu has estado tonta hoy.
no 10 llames. que has dorado y que
no pudo contentarte 6es clertoY
ST Cuando tn y papa ibais a
montar esta mafana, Sc me ocurrio
por un momento que va no volverlas
y que me enganaban Ful tn Guar
to y me convenci de q, no era cierto,
porque vi tantas cosas tuyas que no
debias dejar. Todo me parecio tan
triste Y silencioso despues que desa-
pareciste en- la bajada, que tuve mie-
do mas que nunca ese dla que Sc
acerea. que llega sin que sea posi-
Bile evitarlo. s. tQue hare : Dime, di-
me. que debo hacer para que estos
amos pasen. T1, durante ellos no
vas q estar viendo todo este. De-
dicado al estudio, viendo paises nue.
vos, olvidaras muchas cosas horas en-
teras; y yo NADIA poars olvidar /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

del mismo 81 dominic del siguiente in
mueble: "R1stica, sta en- Mucarabo-
nes, Toa-alta, p. r. de % cuerdAs, lin
dante al N. y 0. con la Compafiia Azu-
carera del Toa, y al Este y Sur con Ma
nuel Perez Claudio.
Mayo 18 de 1912.
Fortunate A. Vizearrondo, oponente,
VS.. Crisanto Cordero. Dominic. A solici-
tud de ambas parties en- este case por
medic de su abogado, la Corte suspen-
dio el acto de la practica de pruebas
en- este caso hasta nuevo senalamiento.
Juana Caballero, ct al. Ex-parte No.
5681. Dominic. Presentada por dicho
peticionario por medic de su Letrado la
moci6n inicial de este procedimiento la
Corte la admiti6, y orden6 que Sc prac-
tique la correspondence information
do acuerdo con 10 prescrito en- la Ley
Ihipotecaria.
Claudio C6rdova Dlaz, demandante-
ejecutante, VS.. Francisco Cab6 Sanchez,
ct al No. 1852 Cobro de hipoteca. La
Corte vista la mocion final de dicho de-
mandante por su abogado y ell requeri-
miento, diligenciado en- IA de Abril Ill
timo, dict6 sentencia por las cantidades
que han sido objeto del requerimiento,
~ disponiendo la venta en- p1blica su-
basta de la fnca hipotecada en- este
case, debiendo ell Marshal con su pro-
ducto pagar al demandante tales su-
mas, y dar possession judicial del inmue-
bic al adjudicatario del mismo.
Maria del Carmen Pascual. VS.. Tulio
Otero. No. 1926 Divorcio. La Corte
llamo este caso juicio oral por su or.
den de senalamiento, y compareci6 So
10 ell demandante por medic de su abo.
gado, hsto para ell acto, hallandose en-
rebeldia ell demandado En- su virtud
la demandante lego sus alegaciones, Y
luego INTRODUCE en- prueba un documen-
to que Sc admiti6 los testigos jura-
mentados ante ell Secretario. Y la
Corte declare con lugar la demanda
con las costas al demandado, debiendo
ell Secretario registrar una sentencia de
conformidad.
Isabel Quinonez, vs.. Miguel Isales.
No. 1923. Divorcio (Igual al anterior.
Nicolasa Vazquez, VS.. Julian Rivera.
No. 5444. Divorcio. (Igual los dos an.
teriores.
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PAPEL PARA CIGARRILLOS
En- el BOLETIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22
Nayo Ii dc 1912

MSxlnalna Ortiz, ct al, VS.. Succession
lie Manuel Lopez. No. '5551. Fihaci6n,
Celearado este juicio en- rebeldia del
asmanaatlo. la Corte declare con lugai
Ia Siemanda, con las costas la deman-
dada. FL Secretario registrara tai sem
tencia.
Heraclio Merce. EX-parte, No. 56669.
Authorization judicial. Sc celebro en-
este caso la vista de la solicitud, con
asistencia del peticionario por medic
de su abogado Y del senior Fiscal auxl-
liar, juramentandose ante ell Secretario
testigos. La Corte tomo en- considera-
cion ell asunto.
Mayo II de 1912.
Jacinto Lopez Polanco, ct al. VS.. Ma
gin R. Arguelles. No. 5132. Reivindica-
ci6n. A virtud de peticion de los deman-
dantes en- este caso, por medic de su Lee
trado, la Corte lie concedio una pr6rro-
ga de 80 dias para preparar una Ex-
posicion del case para una apelacion.
Pia de JESUS. Ex-parte No. 5671 Do
mimic Presentada por dicha peticiona-
ria por medic de su abogado la mocion
inicial de este procedimiento, la Corte
la admitio, orden6 que Sc practique
La correspondence information de
acuerdo con 10 prescrito en- la Ley hi
potecaria, y debiendo citarse por me-
dio de publication, la Succession desco-
nocida de Nicolas Hernandez
Catalina Rivera. Exparte. No, 5676.
Dominic. Presentada por dicho peti-
cionario, etc (igual al anterior) de-
biendo citarse por medic de publication
a los herederos desconocidos de Rosa
Pena.
Santiago viera Ex-parte No. 5672.
Dominic (Igual los dos anteriores)
debiendo citarse por medic de publica-
ci6n a los herederos desconocidos de-
Domingo Flores.
Nathaniel A. Walcott, VS., Ella G..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

KssaSMNes = aensenoias.

SeceSSn pglmerN, iahro dc Minutas. No.
IL. falla AZ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-22

PAPEL PARA CIGARRILLOS
En- el BOLETIN MERCANTIL
Esquina, Fortaleza y San Jose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09

sidential purposes. The tract has been
divided and mapped out into thirty
six lots, all of sufficient size for de-
sirable residential tracts and will be
placed on the market.
In making this decision, the COM
pany declares that it was interested
In disposing of the tract to a manu-
featuring concern, inasmueh as it en-
tailed the disposition of the water
front privileges, but, at this time, no
concern could be induced to purchase
the property and erect a plant on the
site. Several of the seven members
Of the Wonderland Beach Company
were desirious of disposing of the
property at once, therefore the action
taken at last nights meeting. AL
though the property has been divided
into residential lots, the company re-
tains control of the water front, hold
ing a tract 100x130 feet bordering IN
the Raritan river, irrespective of a
tract 105x130 which has been re
claimed by the sea-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
BITS OF HUM0R.

Say, Name" said the girl who
was chewing gum, whats a bull
moose?" Don't you read the pa
pers, Gladys? A bull moose is one
of these new parties. ooh, I know.
But you don't mean new parties.
You mean fresh parties. Washington
Star.
They say babies smile in their
sleep when they dream about angels
That's nothing. So do musical
comedy stars."-Baltimore American
81 fear I have made a mistake"
"Why?" .He proposed in a taxicab.
The minute / accepted him be paid
the bill and We got out and walked"
Kansas City Journal.
Geraldine-"May I see you a.
part?" Gerald-"Well, 1 should say
not! Do ! look as II I were coming
to piecesi"-NeW York Press.
A Fort Scott father sent his
daughters STEADY home in a hurry
the other night by calling down the
stairs: Mary, II the young man Is
afraid to go alone tell him to wait a
few minutes and ride home with the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09

"She's the cheapest woman l know
Of" why do you say that7" "Tht
other day we got on a a together
and / insisted on paying my owI
fare and she let me."-Detroit Free
Press.
One way for a girl to tell when
she Is in love is for her to feel like
she wants to work for her board and
clothes and make somebody happy
Dallas News.
you don't go into the tariff ques-
ton very deeply" NO." replied
Senator Sorghum; neither do ! go
into a logical discussion of public
questions. l rely on plain oratory.
You can't undertake to appeal to q
mans emotions, his reason and his
pocketbook all at the same time."-
/ Washington Star.
Thou shalt rise up before the
hoary head, and honor the face of
the old man, and fear thy Cod
Lev. xix, 50.
Mrs. Pryer-"Wby did she leave
her husband?" Mrs. Crier-"He lost
his money" Mrs. Pryer-"How7"
Mrs. Crier-"Gave 1t to her."-Chi-
cago Newa.
Clergyman says 1t is possible for
a married couple to be happy on
twenty dollars a week. Provided she
handles the twenty.-New York
Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
WOULD BE REGICIDE's TRIAL.
Dafha, Who Tried to XIII King viotsr,
Hal Thrice Attempted Suicide.

ih"A VIZ
Has Thrice Attempted Suicide.
Rome. Oct. 9.-The TRIAL Of Antonio
Dalba on the charge of attempting to
assassinate King Victor Emmanuel on
March IA began before the assize court
here.
As no lawyer had offered to defend
the would be regicide, the presiding
Judge appointed Deputy Enrico Ferri,
the Socialist leader. to act as tho prts.
oner's couI sei. This was done not be-
u Of Signor Ferris political faith,
but because he is regarded as one Of
the highest authorities on cr1minoIogy.
During hts detention In prison await
Ing trial Dalba has thrice attempted
suicide. He has denounced several
men as a~ccomplices and has endeav-
ored to prove that his attempt on the
kings life was the result Of a plot, but
investigation has shown that his de-
nunciations were imaginary.