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Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the county clerk of San
Miguel county, New Mexico, at Las
Vegas. New Mexico, until 200 p. m
September 10th, 1918, for the construc-
ton Of four-span bridge spans to
be forty (4O) feet each and the width
Of the bridge to be sixteen feet in the
clear. Piers and abutments to be OF
concrete.
Bids will be received on plans with
and without concrete floor.
The location of the bridge is at the
foot of Independence avenue, at the
crossing of the Rio Gallinas.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of the aforesaid
county clerk or at the office of George
H. Morrison, county engineer
A bond in the sum Of One Thousand
($1,OOO) Dollars, with two sufficient
sureties, residents of tie county Of
San Miguel, New Mexico, conditioned
for the faithful performance of the
conditions of the bid, must accompany
each bid.
It is proposed that the said bridge
shall be completed prior to the first
day Of April, A. D. 1914.
A satisfactory bond in the sum Of
ten thousand dollars, with two suffi-
cient sureties residents Of the county
Of San Miguel, New Mexico, or salts
factory surety boisi of the said
amount, conditioned for the accurate
and faithful performance Of the con-
tract for the building Of said bridge,
will be required Of the successful bid
der.
The bidders are invited to submit al
ternate plans for the consideration Of
the Board of County Commissioners.
The Board of County Commission
ers reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
sIONERs OF THE COUNTY OF
SAN MIGUEL,
BY FIDEL ORTIZ,
Attest: Chairman.
LORENZO DELGADO, Clerk.
(Seal of Board).
August 9Th, A. D. 1913.
8-15-22-29
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08

a place for two representative teams
in Federal league cities, President
ONeill rammed his fingers through
bis Caruso hair and pounded the arm
Of his chair-(bangl just like that.l
Drop Topeka and Wichita?" he ex-
claimed. Il am surprised that such a
a rumor could be considered. The
Western league took in Topeka and
Wichita-these two cities are Of sub
stantial Western league class. It is
not up to the Western league to drop
Topeka and Wichita It Is up tn the
club owners of the two cities. If the
fans support the teams and the own
ers Of the franchises hold their prop
erty-nothing in the world cap drop
Topeka and Wichita--no, sir, these
cities will stick If they desire.'
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
CLOSING DATES OF
THE BASEBALL LEAGUES
American Association. September

American Association, September
20.
American league, October 5.
Appalachian league, September 3.
Canadian league, September 1.
Central Association, September I
Central league, September 7.
Eastern Association, September Z
Empiret State league, August IL.
Federal league, September IA.
Georgia-Alabama league, August 8.
International league, September Il.
Kansas State league, August 13.
Kitty league, September /.
Michigan State league, September
IA.
National league, October 3.
Nebraska State league, September
8.
New Brunswick-Maine league, Sep
tember 6. aa sr
New England Leagues September Is.
New York-New Jersey league, Sep
tember Z.
New York state league. September
IA.
North Carolina league, September l.
Northern league, September 1.
Northwestern league. september 2S.
Ohio State league, September 21
Pacific Coast league, October 26.
South Atlantic league. september l..
Southern league, September Z.
Southern Michigan league, septem-
Der Z.
Texas league, September I.
Texas-Oklahoma league, August /.
Three-I league, September Z.
Tri-state league, September 8.
Union Association, September II.
Virginia state league, September Is
Western Canada league, Auguy 80.
Western league, October S.
Western Tri-state league. septem-
Der Z.
wisconsin-Illinois Ieagse, septem-
Der 7.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08

The report contains quite a few
recommendations and also shows that
the company has been paying diyi-
dends to its stockholders from funds
realized out Of the agents commits
sions and the department has notified
the company that all fun2s now set
aside for this purpose must be re-
turned to the company's surplus
where it belongs. The company is
also notified to Immediately take
steps to reduce their bank balances
where they are drawing little or no
interest and invest them in good in
terest-bearing securities.
Corporation DissoIves
The N. A. N. Land and Cattle com
pany of Dwyer, Grant county today
filed with the state corporation com
mission a certificate of dissolution.
Grant County Cases Heard
The state board Of equalization to-
day is closing up the Chaves county
appealed tax cases, and this morning
listened to lengthy and we'll pre-
sented argument from L. o. Fullen,
who is representing the Roswell Ma
tional banks. This afternoon the mat
ter Of appeals from Grant county will
be taken up. Attorneys Walton and
Wilson Of Silver City represent most
of those appealing and the cases will
accupy the better part of two days
in all probability. r. R. Ryan, act
ing district attorney, and Assessor
James A. Shipley are here to look
after the codnty's interests.
The railroad cases have all been
presented, and the high priced legal
lights of the various roads have all
left the city. They had spent hun
dreds of dollars in preparing a host
Of tax comparisons which win make
interesting reading when printed The
entire board is present and it was
stated today that no decisions will
be announced until all appeals have
been submitted to the board.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
MELsH ID MEET RITcHIE

Vancouver, B. G.. Aug. S.-The man
ager Of Freddie Welsh, the english
lightweight champion. said today It
could be definitely stated that Welsh
would be Willie Ritchie's opponent
for the American championship fight
on Labor day. He said an agreement
with the promoter with the excep-
tion Of a minor detail or two had
been reached. A dispute Is looked
for over the weight and the selection
of a referee. Ritosde is understood
to favor Californian for the third
man in the ring while the welsh
camp win probably insist upon
Charles White Of New YORK.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
Western Leaaue
RoWlNe INrEREsT eREAT

Boston, Aug. S-The interest Of
rowing enthusiasts the country over
centered today on the Charles River
Basin, where the national association
OF amateur oarsmen began its annual
two days regatta. Ninety-one Of the
best scu1lers and oarsmen Of the Uni
ted States and Canada were entered
for the 13 events.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08

No Complications, Says de la Barra
New York, Aug. 8.-Francisco de la
BarTa, Mexican minister to France,
Carlos Pereya, Mexican minister to
Belgium; Luca de Palacio, second sec
retary of the Mexican legation at Pa
ris, and Carlos Pita, attache of the
Mexican legation at Brussels, arrived
here today from Mexico on the steam
ship Moro Castle, or their way to
their posts abroad. They were met
at quarantine by Ricardo Huerta, son
of the provisional president.
Senator de la Barra said he would
leave for France on the first available
ship and would not visit Washington.
He said that he had not even seen the
newspaper accounts Of the develop
ments that had arisen since the ap-
pointment of John Lind as special en-
Voy to Mexico and therefore could not
discuss it.
Il have great confidence he added,
"in both President Wilson and Prest
dent Huerta. l am sure that the in
telligence and spirit Of fair play in
both countries will prevail and that
there will not be grown out of the
present situation anything akin to in.
ternational complications.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08

In 1915 the washington, D. c., typo
graphical union will round out 100
years Of existence. In celebration of
the centennial 1t hopes to entertain
in that year the annual convention
Of the international Typographical
union. This years convention of the
international is soon to meet in Nash
vile and next year, 1t is expected,
the organization will meet In Calgary.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
wilson REFUSES
To SEE SLUR IN
HUER7A'S NOTE
Continued from Page one)

Sonora state congress has been
smoothed over, according to a mes
sage received here today from General
Obregon, one Of the constitutionalist
leaders.
Obregon said also that he had no
information regarding the report that
Maytorena, after gaining the reins
of government, had reduced Acting
Governor Ygnacio Pesqueira to a sub
ordinate clerical position, instead of
making him commander in chief of
the anti-Huerta forces in northwest
ern Mexico.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
MORE TEACHERS GET
Their CERTIFICATES
BATCH OF APPLICANTS FROM
MORA AND SANTA FE coUN-
TIES ARE PASSED

Santa Fe, Aug. S.-Another lot Of
teachers certificates were issued to
teachers in the various counties yes
terday by the state superintendent Of
education. Those composing the
latest additions to the teaching force
Of the state were:
Mora County
miss Emilia Salazar of Holman;
Agustin Vigil Of Ledoux, third; Miss
Constance Fenton of Boulder, Col,
second; Fidel Martinez of Penasco,
Mrs Harriet Martinez of Wagon
Mound, Bersabe Romera of Mora, Ber-
nardo Trujillo Of Mora, Miss Emma
Strong of Mora, Alfred Lucero of Cha
con, third
Santa Fe County
Louise S. Alarid, Belle M. Anaya,
Ada Bassett, Ethel Bassett, Enriquita
de Aguero, Julia de Aguero, Thur
cita Gonzales, Elvira Gonzales, ST.
monita Gonzales Of Santa Fe, Ramon
Gonzales Of ndefonzo, Josefina Lopez
Of Santa Cruz, Francis sfartinez Of
Santa Fe, Santiago Martinez of Chi
mayo, Manuel Montoya of Santa Fe,
William J. Morgan of Stanley, Lucfn-
da Ortiz of Santa Fe, Esther Quin-
tana Of Santa Fe, Ramon uuintana of
Santa Fe, Ruby Roibal Of Santa Fe,
Lorencita Romero of Santa Fe, Am
brosita Rodriguez OF Santa Fe, Pedro
F. Salazar of Chamita, Aanita Silva
of Santa Fe, Pedro TruJlllo of Chi
mayo, Teofilo Vigil of Chimayo Ell
vira Williams Of Santa Fe, Rosie AL
arid of San Pedro, third; Frances D.
Anaya Of Santa Fe, second; Isabel
Chavez of Santa Fe, Louise Dockweil-
Ter of Santa Fe, third; Mrs Perry
Ferguson Of Stanley, first; Emma w.
Gobel of Santa Fe, thirds Charles H.
Gooch Of Santa Fe, Lille Hammer Of
Stanley, second; Lulu Grick of Santa
Fe, first; Lucy E. Ortiz of Santa Fe,
third; Flossie Fanford, Sadie Pippin
of Santa Fe. second; Dorothy Stafford
of Santa Fe, first; Amalia sena Of
Santa Fe, third Juanita Cecilia Sena
of Santa Fe, Mary Agnes Needham Of
Watrous, first
San Juan County
Willie Allen Of Pennington, third;
Grace c. Anderson of Pennington,
first; Elizabeth Beaton Of Aztec,
third; Eva Cotton of Aztec, third;
Amy l. Connolly of Griffith, second;
Olive E. Frazier Of Elco, Col, first.
insurance Report
The report Of the examination Of
the California State Life Insurance
company Of Sacramento. Cal. made
for the states Of California, New Mex
leo and Utah by Mr.. Lineau Of the
New Mexico department, has been
filed.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
FIGHTS FOR TONIGHT

= = y \ = \ y y = y
'Gunboat" Smith VS.. Jim Flynn, 10
rounds at New York.
Sailor Petroskey VS.. Bob McAllester,
20 rounds, at San Francisco
Jack Dillon VS.. George Ashs, Is
rounds at Winnipeg.
Patsy Kline VS.. Tommy Buck 10
rounds, at Rockaway Beach.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08

Pennsylvania has enacted a law re-
ducing the working hours of women
from 60 to 54 hours week, with not
more than ten hours day No fe-
male under 21 years Of age is per
mitted to work in manufacturing
all night.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
Western LEAGUE

At Des Moines-Des Moines. Z;
Denver, 6.
At Omaha-Topeka, 9; Omaha, g.
At Sioux City Sioux City, Is;
Wichita, 1S.
At st. Joseph-st. Joseph. A; LIN
coin, 8.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08

Catcher Frank Gibson, who belongs
to the Detroit club, ia making & great
record az Nashville. t Il expected
he win return to the Tigers a. fhs
close Of the Southern league season.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
American Association

Western League
Denver at Omaha.
Lincoln at Sioux City.
Wichita at st. Joseph.
Topeka at Des Moines.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
American League

At Philadelphia Philadelphia, q;
Cleveland, 3.
At New York New York. 5; De-
troit, 1.
At Boston-Boston. 9; st. Louis. g.
At Washington Chicago, IL; Wash
ington, 4.
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
National League

National League
At Cincinnati New York, 5; Gin
cinnati, 2.
At ST. Louis-st. Louis, 8; Brook
lyn, 2.
At Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh. 4; Bost-
ton, 8.
At Chicago Chicago, 81 Philadsl-
phia. 2. ~ ~H
Las Vegas optic., 1913-08-08

Charles Clark of Pueblo, Col, was
a business visitor in Las Vegas today.
PERUVIAN TOWNS DESTROYED
Lima, Peru, Aug. S.-News reached
here today that an earthquake on
Wednesday destroyed the Peruvian
towns of CaraveH and Quicacha.
Thousands Of the inhabitants were
rendered homeless and extended re-
lief measures will be necessary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-29
FL motin de hoy
Ell portero y un capataz de La Colec-
tiva'' agredidos

A la hora de entrar hoy su traDa-
10 los obreros empleados en- la fabrica
de la Porto Rican American Tobacco
Co.. en- Puerta de TERRA, Ocurri0 TN
serio motin promovido por Bolivar
Ochart y varios companeros suyos.
Ell tai Ochart, quien ha sido eXpulsa-
do de la referida fabrica causa de no
oonvenirle los servicios que aquel lie
presta, pretendi0 entrar por fuerza 2n
ell establecimiento, agrediendo al po--
tero del mismo, Benito Pereira, y al ca
pataz Edmundo N1nez, que vino en-
ayuda del agredido para evitar que
Ochart lograse SUI proposito.
La actitud del obrero expulso fle
secundada por varios de sus amigos y
ax companeros de trabajo. originando-
Sc con tai motive un gran escandalo
que no pudo reprimir la policla de SER
vicio Ell las cercan1as de la fabricd
siendo precise lamar la de esta capi-
tai.
Ell captain Cabrera aclldi0 inmedia-
tamente al sitio de la Ocllrrencia, acom-
panado de algunos guardias racias a
sus gestiones Sc restableci0 la calma,
arrestando al promoter del desorden,
contra ell cual ha presentado dos de
nunclas: una pOr acOmetlmientO agre-
sion, y otra, por infringir ell art1culo
80 del Codigo Penal Por la prime
ra denuncia esle han pedido 800 dola-
res de fanza para quedar Ell ibertad
hasta que Sc celebre ell juicio.
Bolivar Orchart pertenecio hace al
gun tempo al cuerpo de la Policla In
sular, sirviendo como guardia y Ell la
actualidad reparte sn tempo en- traba-
Jar como tabaquero. en- tomar parte CO.
mo orador" en- los mitines obreros 8
lnlon1stas y. Ell prOmOver motines
como ell de esta manana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-29
B ajo fla n "a

Aver tarde comparecieron ante Ell is-
cal auxiliar de la Corte de Distrito, Sc
nor Sifr". ell dueHo del ESTABLISHMENTS
La ollita,' que Sc incendi6 anteano-
che. Y los cinco dependencies del mismo.
P~acticadas las primeras diligencias
invcstigatorias, el senior Sifre puso Ell
libe, tad los referidos empleados, Sc
nalc mil d6lares de ianza para obtener
provisionalmente la suya, al senior Ro-
dena, el cua1 la presto Embellishments.
Esta tarde continuara la investiga-
cion acerca de origen del incendio de
que nos ocupamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-29
Monsenor Nouel

En- Ell vapor S'lMontevideo'' lleg6 aver
a esta capital ell arzobispo de Santo Do
mingo, Monsenor Nouel, quien regresa
de su viaje Europa 4 donde fue con ell
fin de YER de recobrar su salud, que
brantada grandemente en- los meses en-
que tuvo que atender al gobierno de la
rep1blica hermana, de la que fue presi-
dente provisional
'Su Excelencia permanecera varios
d1as en- San Juan, hospedandose en- ell
Gran Hotel Inglaterra.
Ell BOLETIN lie da SUI bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-29
Un hombre degollado
5CUAL ELS Ell MOTIVO DE LA
TRAGICA DIFFERENTIATION

"A las nueve y media de la noche de
aver, cuando ell empleado del restoran
. Bella Napoli'' Andres Marrero fu6 4
su habitaci0n con ell fin de acostarse. SO
encontro con un emocionante espectac,l-
10 que lie hizo retroceder: en- ell suelo. en-
un charcO de sangre, Sc hallaba ell cuer-
po Gle SUI companero de trabajo Juan Co.
lon, J0ven de veinte y cinco anos de
edad, nacido Ell ell pueblo de GALES EN- ell
cual reside la mayor1a de su familia.
lnmedlatamente, Andres corri6 en-
busca de un medico, regresando al POGO
tempo con dos, los doctores Gomez Brio
so y Lopez Sicard6, quienes reconcile
ron ell cuerpo ensangrentado de Colon,
encontrando que va ell coraz6n de este
habla dejado de latir Ell desgraciado
Juan presentaba una tremenda herida
en- ell cuello, la que, segjn opinion facul-
tativa, lie cause la muerte casi instanta-
neamente
De la investigation practicada result
ia que Sc trata de ln suicidio, por cuyo
motive las autoridades ordenaron ell le
vantamiento del cadaver, conduciendolo
seguldamente a la Metropolis.
Junto al cadaver Sc encontr6 una ma
vaja de afeitar, que fu6 la que Colon
utiliz0 para degollarse.
Acerca de los movies del suicidio Sc
hacen dlversos concentrates, pero sin lie
gar 4 una defnitiva conclusion. Andres
Nlarrero, hermano Gle madre del degolla-
do, Gjo q uno de nuestros reporters que
Colon estaba perdidamente enamorado
de una joven de Ciales a quien escribia
sin conseguir que esta
le contestase sus cartas; pero no cree el
que esta haya sido la catlsa del tragico
fin de Colon ell cual era muy estimado
por ell dueno del bella Napoli'', en- ell
que estaba empleado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-29
De Esp a II a

Procedentes de Madrid. donde hasta
ahora han residido, en- ell vapor espa1ol
uegaron a esta capital don Jose Gomez,
dofla Maria Perez, y las bellas senoritas
Amelia Consuelo padres y hermanas,
respectivamente, de don Luis Gomez
Perez. empleado del departamento de
linotipias de este diario.
La familia de nuestro amigo, que re-
sidira d1rante a1g1n tempo en- esta ca
pital. ha establecido su domicilio en- la
Gale de Salvador Brau.
Damosle nuestra bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-29
FL decomiso de billetes
LOS PROPOSITOS DEL JEFE
DE LA ADUANA.

El Jefe de la Aduana de San Juan
senior Richardson, ha confrmado hoy q
unO de nuestros redactores la noticia
que aver publicamos acerca de que el Sc
habia incautado de los billetes de loteria
que Sc hallaban EN- poder del jefe de la
Detective, quien ten1a ell prop0sito, 81
guiendo ia costumbre hasta ahora esta-
blecida, de entregarlos q la Corte de
Distrito.
Dijo ell senior Richardson a nuestro
compalero que de ahora en- adelante Sc
propone incautarse de cuanto billete de
lOterla cOnsiga la detective 8 la pOlic1a
pues de acuerdo con las leyes federales
aquellOs son considerados como mercan-
cla de contrabando
De acuerdo con odichas leyes,- ,-agre-
g6-he enviado una COMMUNICATION al fis-
cal de la Corte Federal pidi6ndoIe auto
rizac0n para destrir los biletes de lote-
ria de que me he incautado, y s0lamen-
te espero que ell referido funcionario
me la conceda para hacerlo ash
FL senior Richardson no piensa por
su parte, seguir ninguna causa crimi-
nal contra las personals en- cuyO pOder Sc
encontraron los billetes decomisados.
Esto es cosa del fiscal federal, nos
dijo,-si este quiere buscar evidencia
para seguir el procedimiento criminal,
ESQ es cosa de su incumbencia exclusive
y yO no tenga NADIA que ver...
Seg1n TN apartado de las leyes fede-
raes que ofreci6 mostrar nuestro
companero ell Jefe de la Aduana, este Sc
halla autorizado para penetrar en- cual-
quier casa en- que tenga conocimiento
que existen billetes de loter1a y proce-
der a incautarse de ellos.
Hasta aqui las manifestations del Sc
nor Richardson a cuya amabilidad in
formative estamos agradecidos; pero Sc
nOS OCulit IldGtl 1t Id ODScINdClOI We que
debiera dar a las personas quienes
pertenezcan. los billetes decomisados
una certifcaci0n de los nllmeros de los
mismos, para los fines que aquellos juz-
guen oportuno.
Naturalmente que Ell senior Richard
son esta por encima de toda sospecha. Y
de su honorabilidad como funcionario
.honrado no podemos dudar. ipero no
.podrla darse el caso de q. por cualquier
circunstancia fortuita los billetes deco
misados, no va ahora sino en-
10 successive Sc eXtravieasen, Y fue-
sen. caer en- manos pecadoras que, en-
caso de hallarse premiado alguno de los
billetes Sc aprovechasen de aquella para
cobrarlos?
Juzgue la razon de esta indicaci5n
.el senior Richardson y yea la convenient
cia de dar las certificaciones que alu-
dimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-29
FL grave dualismo

tencia de la mas franca ammonia entire
elos los administrators amerlcanos.
! No es ell iefe maXimo de la admins
TRACTION ell gobernador Cotton? / No
puede este alto funcionario hacer waller
para con los jefes de los departamentos
insulares su autoridad su Influenza
iPuede ser eXclu1do de responsible
dad Ell este despilfarrO que denuncla
ell presidente de la Camara, ell que es
jefe supreme del executive y tiene, o
debe tener sobre todos los demas jefcs
Influenza predicamento
Y 81 este es as1, como Sc compaginan
las palabras del presidente de la Ca
mara Ell ell alegato que hace aver en
LA Democracia V ell elOgio que tanto
81 como los demas asistentes al tltimo
banquete politico hicieran del goberna~
dor Cotton?
Ell gobernador es el iefe de la admi-
nistracion; ell jefe es siempre el respon-
sable de 10 que esa administration re-
suite: ST la administration es un fraca-
so. el jcfr ha fracasado con ella Y 20
merece, en- modo alguno, que Sc lie eX-
cluya nj Sc lie ensalce
Precisamcnte ha sido bajo el gobier-
no de Mr.. Cotton que los gastos del pre-
supuestO Insular han alcanzadO pro-
pOrciOnes mayOres; nunca fue tan alto
la. nunca Sc gravaron tan reciamente
las fuentes de tributaci6n,. y todo clio
5por Que?
Porque para atender 4 las cosas fun
dam antales necesitan buscar los legis-
ladores puertorriquenos-s el MS
mo senior de Diego declara--los eau
dales que Sc despilfarran en- licencias
con sueldOs, en- automobiles de turis-
mo, en- eXpertos en- mosquitoes de cria y
profesores de vacas doncellas.
Pues bien: cuandO este es as1, 40
debe, no puede haber cordialidad hi ar
MIA. nj confrat ternidad, nj banQuetes en-
tire los legisladores puertorriqueilos
que Sc ven puestos en- ell duro trance de
imponer tributos injustOs ell jefe ma
XlmO de esa congregation de adminis-
tradOres botarates. I[emos dicho tri-
butos lJustos, y para defender esta
afirmaci6n nos bastan las palabras del
"Speaker.' ST los legislatures puer-
torrlquenos han tenido que recurrir 4
la ley Gle patentes para atender cosas
fundamentales porque ell caudal que q
estas debiera dedicarse 10 malbaratan
los americanos, esa tributaci0n suplefo-
ria es lnJusta, y antes que pasar por
ella Sc ha debido llegar a una definitiya
ruptura entire ell gobierno ell partido
de la mayor1a.
va esta de sobra demostrado oue es
Ell la oposicion donde los partidos pres
tan mejores servicios, y aqui, por las
clrcunstancias que ell pals atraviesa
mas que Ell ninguna otra parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-29
Honras f1nebres

El dla 10. de Septiembre pr6ximo,
tunes Immediate, Sc celebrara 4 las v
media, en- la iglesia parroquial de San
Mateo, de Santurce, solemne misa de
funeral por ell eterno descanso del al
ma de la sonora Da. Rosario Vallejo,
viuda de Daban.
iPor la presente Sc invita- tan piado-
so acto las amistades de los esposos Ar
suaga-Daban