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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-12
STOCKS

Boston-The market broadened out
decisiNely today in every department.
Prices were buoyant and strong and
dealings comparatively speaking. large
The bears who are very numerous
maintain that today marks the cul-
mination of a movement 10 drive IN =
large sleeping short interest. They
are perhaps partially right. but at the
same time il should not be overlooked
that very prominent stock Union
Pacific has advanced 10 points since
Tuesday, period of three days.
Nothing approaching any such move
ment aaS occurred FOR eighteen months
except in a few closely held and highly
manipulated securities. This cannot
be construed in any other Eight than
meaning a marked change for the bet
ter in situation as a whole as far as
the stock market is concerned and
presagc higher prices after the Gus
tomary reactions.-I. ]. :.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-12
OLD BOXERS THE BEST,
Jack MoAuliHc Says Milling Is Rough
and Tumble Style.

Jack McAulinc, the former light
weight champion pugilist, who is now
making quite n hit with a monoloGue
act In vaudeville, talking about ring
affairs few days ago, said that he
did not believe the boxers of today
compared In skill with those Of a gem
Grafton ago, although he had no COM
plant to make. of either the game
ness or the endurance of the present
day fighters. McAuliffc remarked that
the ma joITty Of the lighters at pres
cnt do not seem TO study any partic-
ular system of hitting. They appear
ed To let their blows go any old place
and they seemed TO miss as often as
they hit.
AcGurding to Jacks idea nothing
much is gained by that style of fight
ing. He says that the proper way
To box is to have some definite idea
where the blow is intended for, and
| to practice that sort Of hitting until
| il was possible To land on any one
spot as often as the boxer felt Xix,
It and to get away without return
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-12
Utah Copper.

Utah Copper directors have declared
the usual quarterly dividend OF -
cents q share. II calls for the dis
bursemeut OF Sl.1S6.6-7 and will make
total of SlsS02lo1 paid 10 the com.
pany's stockholders since organization.
The par value of this companys stocN
is $40 and Si3.,5 pcr share has been
declared and paid .u dividends so far.
With copper selling around Is cents
Utah copper must bc earning at the
rate of & TO s. share or S6.500.000
auuualIy in excess of dividend require
ments. \ portion Of this surplus j.
going hack into the rompany's strip
ping account. where il will Doe tied mp
for several YEARS. but AT the same tim,
lis working cash capital is being in
creased at the rate Of S5.ooo,O00 tC
S4.0oO.oo0 annually
Utah Copper is now producing at
the rate Of l3Uoo0.oo0 pounds Of cop
per annually and through its holdings
of Nevada Consolidated stock il owns
half OF the ,atter> $1,000 000-p pound
output. This makes a total Of l63.-
5O0. 900 pounds annually or more than
100 pounds Of production for Zach
share Of it, capital stock. For every
cent per pound that the price of cop
per advances therefore. more than 81
is added To Utah Copper's profits pei
share yearly
Conservatism is "a good thing, but
those who have refused 10 buy Utah
Copper stock. on the ground that pay
ing only So "a Year il was high enough
lat Sf5. have lost an opportunity t.
make lut ~ money Within tire,
years il viii have been quite conclu.
,iye.y demonstrated that this COM
pauy's worth al least 80 to $40 q
SHARE 1. Walker
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MINING NEWS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.

very narrow. FROM eight inches To
three feet. and Low in copper content
In fact. the company : today stopping
ore which averages less than sA per
cent copper. In the reorganization the
stock was assessed $50 per share, fif-
~ cents Of which was used 10 pay up
old debts. The rcorganizers very
m, perly felt that the stakeholder
yould well AFFORD 81 a share n gam
Ole to ascertain under a new manage
mcnt il the property was worth FUR
Their operation aud development. Al
the present time il is costlng Boston
4 Corbin about twenty cents pes
pound e. make is copper. after cred
.ting the equivalent Of six cents per
pound for the silver proceeds, ana al
though operations are On very small
scale the company Is going behind at
the rate OF $4,000 per month. Their
is about S,i.ooo left N the treasury.
and the mana cement is still some
what undetermined as 10 whether 4;
: bes' a. shut down the property or
To use up she treasury funds in the
hope If running into better grade
Of ore.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Sept. :. Il. 10. &c.

STATE or MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County Of
Houghton.
At a session of said Court, held al
the Probate Office in the Village OF
Houghton. in said County, on the
eth day of september, \. ID. 1919.
Present: Hon. George &. Bentley.
Judge of Probate.
in the Matter of the Estate of Chas.
J. Johnson, Deceased.
Mary l.. Johnson. having filed in
said court her petition praying that
the administration of said estate bc
granted to Mary i. johnson or to some
other suitable person,
1t is Ordered, That the 3rd day Of
October A. ID. 1913. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon. at said probate office, be
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition:
1t is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
Of copy of this order once each week
for three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing, i'm the Calumet
News. n newspaper printed ana circu.
lated in said county.
(SeaD GEO. Z. BENTLHf,
true copy. Judge of Probate
Lillas G. Mitchell,
Register of Probate.
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CURB STOCKS.

] \. Minnear q Co. say today
We have had big market touaS
with a decided upward swing The m
teresting part OF the days trading
was tho heavy trading of Tamarach
and the ~ point advance in TINS is
sue. All the Lake superior ISSUES
were higher with greatly Increased
trading.
The New York list rallied from 10
pointa. Union Pacific sold ut Iowa
an advance of SO points from yester-
DAYS close. Tonopah declared 20
cent dividend today as compared WIN
10 cents last time and Copper Rahse
% cents as compered with 20 cents
last quarter. Wolverine directors "
3 understood have decided to deiet
dividend action until operations al the
property are resumed.
The total sales of New YORK were
| the largest recorded since the moht'
Of juno and Indicate the Broadening
tendency.
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Boston. Mass, Sept. l2,-The con-
tinued strength and activity i'm New
York list greatly encouraged trading
in the local coppers and noticeable
Gains were recorded all through the
list CRANKY sold IS. Calumet Il .Ariz-
ona 6N, Hancock 1870, Allouez 80.
Arizona Commercial AZ, superior a.
Boston SIS. East Butte lSls, Copper
Range ili,, Tamarack 81 1t was
broadeSt market We have had for
many days and there is every indica-
lion that stocks will sell materially
highcr.-Paine, Webbcr X Co.
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:. :. :. : !. :. :. :. :. :. = :. = = e
:. ATHLETICS FAMILIAR
:. WITH BOTH DIAMONDS
:. FOR WORLDS SERIES
: =. :. :. :. - Z. :. :. :. :. - =. {. =

Nobody has thought lo mention the
advantage the Athletics viii possess
over the Giants in the worlds scric'
so far as familiarity with the playinF
field is concerned. Each team. OF
course. is familiar with it's own HON,
park Eut the Athletics also have th'
percentage In their favor of havinS
plsved eleven g1mcs on the Polo
groun1s this wear and accordingly
will be used to both places where th'
games are staged, while the 6iahts
have not scon Shibc park since 1911
when three games IL the WORLDS ser
les were contested there, ana some
# the Younger members OF Mcora"
team never have seen u at All
Thig condition will aid the Quakers
though more In a negative way '""'
in direct way. The Giants VIII no
no a very great handicap In playing a
sbih,. mark. for II is similar TO sever
al National league lots WIN "'
rial peculiaritics. But the o'
grounds offer a real prop'ch'
| ,oa,, unused to 1T as the Athieu'
,,.re I'm 1911. when they wen the SCI
es despite this drawback. the oa "a
bounces in an odd manner rom y
wall In right field, and fiecer ~
80 stduv the tangen's. Eddie Murp'
ha, mastered these in the gam
,i,vcd these against the fanNees ~
| Tho few balls that otherwise nn's
-, awav from him viii ne pi"s
properly IL he shows thc iof.n :. {
! sxb,bited in regular sam's =
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Some Speculative Corner.

Bostou-The uuscttlcmcut i'm the
market for standard copper warrants
at London during the past few days
has resulted in bringing out offerings
of small amounts Of speculative cop
rcr az slight concessions iu prices
from those quoted hy the leading pro
Gp,m- aud selling companies. Bust
rc~~ hero and ira London continue
Quiet. but the tone of the market j.
called strong on the basis Of l6a4
II is not believed that the amounts
yf copper IN second hands are i'm
portaut and therefore there is likely
To- be less disposition 10 shade prices
I'm this quarter than was shown at the
su.m.nauon of previous buying move
IrutS
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Greene Cananes

Greene Cauauca stock is i'm ver'
mu,h stronger position marketwis,
than 10 was before the recent reduc-
ton ia the companys share capitali-
.atlon. 1t is estimated that approx.
mat-ly - to tu per cent Of the stock il
now owned outright by 10000 or NOR,
shar. holders. and II IS probable that
very few If them hold as many "a
-u shares one who had 100 shares
prior to The revision of the capitaliza-
ton now holds only 20. and the for
mer 80 shares men now has 10 shares
The result OF this is 10 be noted in
the market uy the present EXTERN,
scarcity ct offerings.
The current Of $50 for Greene Can
auea is equivalent 10 only 81 for the
old stock During the past three years
this stock has sold as low as $3.50
ANA as high 1s $ll.25. Had there been
no change iu the share capitalization
The old stock undoubtedly would have
advanced ~ $40 or 81 on the better
prospects If poac, in Mexico, and the
higher ruling prize" Tor copper Thie
would have been equivalent to $50 81
$50 for tho present stock.
Their is every prospect, therefore
that the stock. which Is now quoted
around So. viii advance - or q
points aud possibly 20 much higher in
the coming wear. think it advisahi,
for Stockholders To- keep their Green
Cananea, and Tor those who bought Il
higher 10 average their holdings by
further purchases at the present price
llcveL-G. J.. Walker
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Breaks Leg; Asks $4,000

To have his leg broken Is, In the
opinion of Gust Kinnunen, formerly an
employc of the Mary Charlotte Min
ing company. worth $4,000. He has
brought suit i'm the Marquette circuit
court against the company for that
amount. The drawing of "a jury was
completed yesterday afternoon and
the plaintiffs case was started. II
will probably require all Of today and
part Of tomorrow To put the case In
the jury's hands.
Kinnuncn was working in drift OF
the Mary Charlotte mine. looscning
rock. he alleges in his complaint, and
had been told Il was safe place to
work. 4 large piece OF ore fell on his
leg. fracturing the bone. AS result
/ he says he will he unable To work In
any mine for the remainder of his
life. LcGcndrc & Driscoll are the
plaintiffs attorneys. r. a. Thorcn and
L. a. Macdonald are representing the
Mary Charlotte.
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TN" Niplssiug dircct1's tlIl soon
hold their quarterly u..r.., and N
alJ probability will d..'... ,.r regular
disbursement Of 3 por .,.lr tpd d. pr
.rut extra. or 30. cents nrr srre.
Peterson Lake has reaahc1 10
ppu. where it .s aecumI .',.s a sur
pIua
Nu initial dividend ou Dla Gn-lsr-
mme-od Casey Cobalt F eNpe.l-u this
month o. is Thought J5.t On, aaciara-
uau Ad, uo from is td. % 10 .saHm-.
gornrtno the new no4lbor of Fem.
i-samng which is nuruo'lca - th,
Dome Lake interests 81 Porrf;piur.
broke 90 BE- cents last ec.';. :; ncH lor.
Ir sold above u1r q shlu While ago.
The uru tube mill oL The O'Bricn
mil. which VIII Ice oomn'rted IN Or-
tober vii, raise the tonnage from loo
to $50 tons
Returns ru Field ,G Fay show that
Caniagas shipped five cars OF high
erJde ole. containing i3l.36a ounces
set week. and Trythewcy two car.
containing 1870 ounces Nipissinr
shipped II. bars Of bullion. valued al
so.4oo. and Buffalo g. bars valued al
eio.ooo NlpisspE has now shppc,
rjliuu valued az 233gS0S.31 since
Jan and Buffalo bullion 20 tie vain,
ul t5o1 s0l57
Mckinley is sull top-uotcher 30
shipment Of high grade ore his year
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Anaeonda,s Searching Tests.

The Anaconda company Is 50 weU
satisfied with teaching tests and eloc-
trio precipitation that 10 1oo-ton
plant is 10 be built at Washoe smelter,
for which materials have already been
ordered. according 10 official NORMA
uou The intention is first . treat all
Smeltcr taiIiugs on which tne Bradley
process people had a lease hut failed
with their process
The Anaconda teaching process will
Doe similar Co that used 10y Capt. VOL
Vine az tho Rutto-Duluth property,
and is likely eventually to Ice cmploye
ON ore
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Nevada. Douglas,

The following information by wire
has been received from the superin-
tendent OF the Nevada Douglas
mines; Have encountered y per cent
ore in face Of TOO level Casting Cop
per. Cross-cut now in fitty five feet.
all in ore. Cross-cut on 200 level now
In sixty feet. all in ore. No walls in
-ight either place"
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JUST DROPPEN In

The other day Mr.. George r. Sims,
the author, recalled "a story of the late
Phil May.
Phil Mays house had been visited
by burglar, and he was telling Mr..
Sims about it,
He was a most amusing follow. -
he said. He dropped in on me quite
unexpectedly. He fell through the
sky light ,"-Pearsonrs Weekly
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BROKERS' GOSSIP
eraden.

Brajen reports its August produc-
tion Of copper as 7S6 tons
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-12
Boston q corbin.

The Boston & Corbin property II
Dig disappointment The veins are
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-12

British columb.a's 1912 mineral pro
ductiou was valued at s32,s06,oO0.
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WANTED.

CENTS A POUND paid for clean
cotton rags. No scraps. Calumet
News office. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-01

paiiero y director don Jose Perez LOsa
ola, un elocuente telegrama de felicita.
ci6n por su patri6tica y admirable Gro
Mica Ell heroe del dia''.
-Reina gran animaci6n entire los ele
mentos de nuestra buena sociedad POI
asistir esta noche La function del teatro
-El senior don f. Lopez Diaz, presi.
dente del "Cfrculo de Recreo'', de Sau
German, nos ha invitado para ell "Baile
de sociedad " que en- los salones de aquel
centro Sc llevara a efecto el domingo
pr6ximo.
Aver Sc encontraba en- esta capital
nuestro amigo don Fernando Callejo.
Ell martes contrajeron matrimOnio
Ell Anasco ell joven don Julio Esteves Y
la senorita Nicolasa Mendez.
--Manana llegara a esta capital, acOm-
panado de SUI distinguida espOsa hijos,
ell licenciadG don Antonio f. Castro, el
cual pasara aquf dos meses, 8 sea ell item
pc que duren las vacaciOnes de la COrte
de Distrito de Ponce, de la que es Juez.
En- ell vapOr "Brazos" embarc6
aver para los Estados Unidos, con su
senora eSpOsa, ell licenciado don Sergio
Torruella Poventud de Ponce. En- el
mismo buque embarcaron tambien dola
Guadalupe RubiO de Iengotita, don Car
los Franco Soto y familia y don ErnestO
H. Lineau sonora, todOs ellOs de Aqua
diIla.
--El bale celebrado anteanOche en- ell
Casino Espanol de Arecibo, result6 ami
rnadisimo
AAnoche fallecio EN- su residencia de
Juana Diaz, ell joven don Tomas Ber-
nard, miembro de una estimable familia
de aquel pueblo.
-Ha regresado de Naguabo, donde
pas6 varios dfas, la distinguida sehorita
Viader, hermana politica del doctor Ma
'nuel del Vale.
! --Damos nuestro pesame al delegadO
a la Camara, don Rafael Pujals Carlo,
por el fallecimiento de su sonora madre,
do1a Cristina Carlo de Pujals, acaecido
anteanoche Ell San German.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-01

Presidente de la "Fajardo Sugar Com
pany'', cuando exploramos su opinion
sobre tema tan capital.
7 en- cuanto a la gestion que va a
realizar la Comisi6n representative que
aver salio para Washington, claramente
formulada Ell los acuerdos que frma s1
Presidente, Speaker de La Camara de
Delegates, este periodico declara que su
criterio esta perfectamente identifcado
con esos acuerdos; y suponiendo que lie
CARA ell case de que ell aztlcar y las fru-
tas fueTan colocadas en- La lista libre,
solicita tambien para este pals la mayor
suma de "libertad economical para ia
contradiction con las naciones extranje-
ras que lie ofrezcan mercados q esos pro
Fductos, 10 que es 10 anismo, una auto
nom1a economical tan amplia como fuera
necesario a garantir sUs aspiraciones,
que pudiera ser otorgada en- una forma
conservadora de gobierno.
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La Casa de Espana

Relacion de inscritos como donantes
de Quotas. nensuales de 1925 con .obie-
to de adquirir 8 construir enpSan Juan
de Puerto Rico este edifcio.
Luisa Guayta de .Benero, Josefa Bru-
net Guayta, Micaela Brunet Guayta, Ro-
senda Brunei Guayta,. Ana Maria Bene-
70, Manuel Benero, Fidel <Benero, Ra-
mon Abarca San Feliz, Antonia Taulet
de Abarca, Pillar Abarca, Jose Manuel
Vega, Victor Ball, Victor<F'io1, Jeroni-.
mo Carreras y Carreras, Enrique .Abar-
ca San Felix, Angel Abarca Portilla,
Rafael Abarca Portilla, .Laureano Ca
ruz D1az, Martin Garcia Ruiz -Diaz, Jose
Quintana SAM, Angel Abarea Coftina,
Emilio Moran Julbe, jose Manuel Fuen-
tie San Felix, Francisco Huerta Portilla,
Manuel Tuya Gonzalez Andres Narela
Fernandez, Santiago Abarca MenAndez,
Francisco Abarca Sam FelixysF francisco
Fernandez Vega, Ramon Fernando
Abarca, Sofia Marina de- Fernandez, Be
nito 1glesias Real Felix. Rodriguez y
Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez Y Rodriguez,
Radolfo Rodrfguez y ssRodrfguez, Apollo
Felices Portilla, Eduardo Felices Porti-
lila, IRecaredo Felices tPortil1a, Ramon
Riancho lCarral, Providencfa Escobar IDLE
Riancho, Eugenio Portilla Allen, Mateo
Rossell6 Bibilonia,
Total hasta hoy 237.
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Hipodromo
de San Juan

Programa Official de las carreras
que Sc verifcaran ell domingo de Ma
yo. -
Primera carnera. 1000 metros Suave
90 libras, Submarine So, Ave Blanca
81, Borinquen 90, Dragon 80, Marietta
50 y Jovellanos 80.
Segunda carrera, $50 metros: Gitana
81 libras, Taboo SO, Perla Fina- 100
Valencia 90, C6fro S5. Centinela 80 y
Bandolero 80
Tercera carrera, l 2 milla Judia
Aguila y Mouven con peso libre, Try
me SO. California 6S.
Cuarta carrera, una milla; CamPeo
nato hipico puertorriquelo! iCopa
"Post'1l Cesar. y Margot". '.Wey.
ler''. |Elegante" Y est. Patrick "
Quinta carrera, $50 metros PeerIes
50 libras, Puerto, Rico 1O5'y liz, QbrerC
70, Brutus sS3, Yuma 6S.
Sexta caiTera, 1000 metros Boricus
80, Temeganae 100, Pope sS, Lebre
90, vaquero 90 v Brlija 81.
Septima carrera, una milla MinerC
70 slibras, Julieta 60, Bribona 81, Rui
nor CO. Gacela II, Marino 60, Secreta
-, m
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DE TEATRo
LA FUNCION DE ANoCHE

lei hombre misterioso", drama divi.
dido Ell tres actos y original de A. de
Lorde y Binet, estrenado anoche Ell s1
Municipal, fue del agrado del p1blico.
La obra de Lorde y Binet es un dra-
ma emocionante que puede llegar pare
cernos mejor de 10 que es 81 Sc interpreta
como 10 Interpretation anoche Alfredo
Sainati y la senora Starace, ambos que
vlvieron sus personajes sin decaer uEl
momento y produjeron Ell ell p1blico
honda impression de arte.
Como fin de fiesta, la compania Sal
natl puso en- escena El pequeno Ba-
bouin ,, juguete c0mico algo pantomi-
nesco, pero gracios1simo. Ell senior Ba-
bouin, elnpleado del Registro de naci-
mientos y hombre de alguna edad, esta
loco de contento porqde tiene un hijo
de extranjis, y 10 inscribe en- ell registro.
POGO despues, van desflando varios per-
sonajes que vienen tambi6n a inscribir
sendos recien nacidos, todos ellos que no
son otro que ell mismo que hab1a insert
to Ell senior Babouin, y del cual este Nc
era, como Quevedo, mas que "el menot
padre de todos -.
I Esta noche Sc pondra en- escena ell ro-
mantico drama de Dumas, en- cinco ac-
ltos, La Dana de las Camelias' obra
de la cual, al decir de la Prensa cubana,
hace una verdadera creaci6n la senior o
Starace.
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Noticias de Sociedad
tNOTAS VARIAS.

5#
En- Ell l1ltimo correo espanol han lie
gado a nuestra isla ell senior Guillermo
Vidal, de la casasA Mayol, y su dis
tinguida esposa. El senior Vidal, que Sc
ausento de aqul un ano hace, contrajo
matrimonio en- Mallorca, hara proxima-
mente dos meses.
-Por Ell mismo correo hemos recibido
la noticia de La boda del senor Gervasio
Garcia, socio comanditario de la casa
Mayol, verifcada en- Villa Garcia ( Ga
licial
-Varios distinguidos espanoles de
esta capital han dirigido q nuestro COM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-01

En la parada 5 , volr6 aver 81 auto.
m6vil No. 36j y cuaI guiaba su dueho
Nicolas Nelduirz No hub, desuraeias
personaleS ilIen0s mali
10y t'NO. TRES
I'm In parada J. rhocaron aver ~
AUTOMOBILES No. POS 936. II primero
propie,lad del conocido fot69rafo sefor
Colorado. guiado por Il mismo. = II ~.
gundO de los sehorcs Sobrinos de Villa.
mil, de Rio Picdras.deStinado al iraspor-
te de carga. y guiado por su chauffeur
Lameano Seca1e ~ vehiculo Del scfior
Colorado sufri6 varias roturas. saliendo
por fortuna ileso su dueio. resultando
con lesiones en- Ia pierua iz1uierda 81
viandante Eulogio Alvarez que Ia "a.
z6n circulaba por el sitio H. Ia ocurren.
cia.
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iOTRO. Y VAN CUATROi

Circulando por Ia calle 10 Allen. 90
quina 4 Ia le San Jus'O Il auiom6viI No.
52S propiedad y euiado por Hr. II. W
Scoville. choc6 con otrO h. IL mis1ua ma.
turaleza No. 40 del Doctor Ljpez An
tongiOrgi cuyo motor maneiaba n chauf.
fer Ramon Gomez Ambos carros su-
frieron Ia consecueneia de su furia yer.
tiginOsa traducida en los consiguieutes
desperfectOs No 80 registraron desgra-
cias.
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PEREZ LOSADA.
Washington.

Feicitamosle por brillante y patri6-
tica cronica "El heroe del dfa''.
Alvarez4Nava, Haba, Targa, Conde,
Cuetara, Villamil, zalduondo, Casal,
Leon, Colorado, sarmiento, Gaubet,
Lomba.
La redaccion del BOLETIN celebra
infinite que la labor meritisima de su
director sea alentada por tan distingui-
dos lectcres, a quienes da las mas EXPIRE
sivas gracias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-01
Tribunal Supreme

FL martes pr6ximo se vera en- Fl 'rri.
bunal supreme Ia apelaci6n deE caso ri.
vii entablado por joaquin =. valdivicsp
contra Jacinto Rivera Torres. sobrp ejc.
cuci6n de hipoteca; y el microbes. Ia DC
Cadierno Her1nanos contra Suarcz y
Ca, sobre eobro de cuentas en- partici-
paci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-01
Los successes


Aver en- 81 paseo ~ CovadonQa q au.
tom6vil No. 522 Dc ~ "Caycy Caruas
Tobacco Company. arroll6 ~ inlivi.
duo jose IIcrnandez caua'iudole una
confusion en- 81 brazo izttrerdo y.oFra On
el cuellO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-01
Nuestro director
felicit a d o
POR SU ADMIRABLE CRONICA
lei HEROE DEL Ola"

En- homemade de admiration por la
patriotica cronica Ell heroe del dia''
los distingllidos espanoles que suscriben
han dirigido a nuestro director, don Jo-
Sc Perez Losada, ell siguiente cablegra-
ma: