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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

H 0A
ELE has had a grand Masquerade and
among 'he notable characters represented
was Observation-Disclosures The MAN.
"hose-oquaw-is-afraid-of-Him' has never
yeeputl Ill an appearance upon the. stare. Of
life. =, .. eooA
OUR merchants gru,nble sorely' at the
scarcity of eggs in this market. They saw
That our valley farmers take their COOS to
Helena and sell them for 80 cents ncr dozen
when they would be glad to get them at 80
cents.
HE citizens of Pony contemplate build
ing a church. Revs. MIR. Riggin and Van
Ofsdale have selected the location at the nm
per end OF town, upon a point from which a
commanding view may be had of the Young
metropolis.
1HE meeting for the purpose of organic
ing a Good Templars' lodge at Cave gulch
last week was largely attended, but owing
10 some misunderstanding the proper Of
nicer tor the work of organizing the lodge
was not present.
SpRISGrowS, Cave gulch, is said to be
very lively at present. Mr.. Ed. Ingersoll
has commenced to enlarge his store-has
ten workmen employed. He intends open
ing a stock of dry goods, in connection with
his grocery store.
w. Ii. SIMoNs, of Helena, passed through
town OH Tuesday last with 1870 head of NUT
ton sheep, purchased from Crittenden &
Smith, OF Birch creek, for MIR. Ralston, OF
Helena. The price paid, we are informed,
was So. so per head.
SOME of our bachelor friends are inclined
valleyward nowadays. The number OF
charming young ladies who have visited u
town during the past week have set them
to MISUNDERSTANDING of the sunny fields
where blushing beauties dwell.
The Misses Rosenbaunl, the Misses Win
ston, the Misses Edmonson, and Misses
Duncan, Lloyd, Mcknight and Link, OF Mis-
souri, valley, and Miss Kenck, of Helena,
were in attendance at the Amateur enter
tainment and dance Friday evening last.
WE received this week the premium list,
rules, regulations, ETC., of the Montana Ag-
ricultural, Mineral and Mechanical Associa-
ton for 1877. We will examine the premium
list when We have more leisure. The PAM
phlet was gotten up in the Independent office
and is we'll executed. ].
MIR. A. j. HOLLAND came over from the
saw mill a few days since. The company
have been getting out logs the most Of the
winter and have about 125, OCO feet in the
yard. The high water damaged them to
some extent, sweeping away a bridge and
tearing out their boom, but luckily they lost
no logs.
THE initial number of the Golden Coast
Young FOLKS, a new publication from the Pa
citic Slope, was received this week. It is a
semi-monthly neatly printed on handsome
toned paper. The matter is ably prepared
and well calculated to please the little ones
of the household. We give the beautiful
little stranger Il cordial welcome; may. Its
career be long and useful. Price $3.50 per
annum; specimen copies ten cents by. adj
dressing Cameron Publishing Company,
San Francisco, or Oakland, Cal. The new
publication and HUsBASDMAN one year for
five dollars.
THE Trinity Springs Smith river valley, is
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

x,vBER 2 OF Tick's Floral Guide has
coached us. 1t is an elegant publication.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

n,,p Co1iqne Record is keeping up its lick
all r'he last issue is fresh and newsy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

JULIUS LKvEy and II. III. HARDWOOD, of
Helena, have gone to the White Sulphur
Springs tor Il few weeks recreation.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
LOCAL N { VS..

s...p.1cr & Co., No IA, South Commences
wy: n as,,is, are our authorized agents to traneac
g. NJ: Lsu contract for advertising ana receive
Inscriptions.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
.,1orn CITY LODGE No. Z, A. F. and a. II.

No. c+oted Communications held atthcir Hall,
a diamond City, on the second and fourth
~ ln,tprd,ys of each month: Sojourning
~ n1roIthers are cordially invited to attend:
~ >pio DAVID BUTTERFIELD, w. NJ.
r. II. BARNES, scc'y.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

THE Trinity Springs Smith river valley, is
Ole of the finest springs we ever saw. 1t
affords about five hundred inches Of water
the year round, and is located IN. the midst
of the valley, though sufficiently high to get
all the fall necessary for a good water power.
This is the best location for a wooden factory
that we know of i'll Montana; timber for
building purposes is convenient, and the
spring will furnish sufficient power to run a
large amount of machinery. Another great
advantage which this locality affords is that
it is situated in the midst of one of the great
est wool producing Valleys in the Territory,
and, judging from the present prospects,
this section will early besin the lead in this
commodity. The vast pastoral region of the
Muscleshell is within q slsort distance of this
locality ; the Judith and Yellowstone are
also reached over a good read :: Shields riv-
err is near at hand. and in. fact the position is
one. that could easily be naaeh ed from any
portion of Eastern Montana. Parties%t think
ing OF. ereeting~a WOODEN. mill will do well to
Investigate this matter more closely. -
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

WE acknowledge a pleasant call this week
from the Misses Ella and Nettie Rosenbaum,
Miss NJ. j. Winston and Miss Belle Walling.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

Wonderful.
Benefits AMagic Cure for rheumatism, burns,
sprains, neuralgia or chronic pains in any part OF.
the body, is unqpestionably the best remedy ever.
used for complaints of this character. We simply
ask YOU to try it and'b convinced. Sold by the.
principal druggists in the.Terrftory. 2-14-3m.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
SPECIAL Advertisements.

Trees, Plants.
Spring lists free. F. X. PHOENIX,
"ie' n"'o D. haf'eJ,
MTLLINER AND DRENGMAKER
HELENA MONTANA
HATS, LACES, Nc. &c.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

The Viyians will present one of their ex-
ceedingly %laughable and highly pleasing
parlor entertainments at Canyon Ferry,
Tuesday evening, April 18th.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

Mr.. A. W. JOHNSON, who has just return
ed from the Gallatin, informs us that winter
wheat in that vicinity is looking remarkably
well.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

A LATE number of the Corinne Record an
nounces that the enterprising forwarding
house of L. j. kiesel & Go. are already load
Ing Montana freight.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

Miss LAURA EDMoSsoN spent several days
in town this week, and, with Miss Ella Finn,
frightened our Office with her cheerful pre-
sence for a brief half hour,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

1HE citizens of Pony contemplate build
ing a church. Revs. MIR. Riggin and Van
ofsdale have selected the location at the up
per END OF town, upon a point from which a
commanding view may be had of the young
metropolis.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

Il long sought mail route between
lamp Baker and Fort Shaw ria Lower
Smith River valley. has at length been es-
lapiished. The settlement on this valley is
improving very rapidly. A good school
mouse has been built, and school will be had
tnere TINS summer, and when mail service is
established. giving them direct cemmunica-
uoh with their county seat and the outside
world, this hitherto isolated community
will begin to feel some of the benefits of civ
ilization.
MR.. AND Mrs. CHARLES VIVIAN gave a
couple of their highly interesting entertain
ments to large and appreciative audiences
at Good Templars' hail in this place the
past week. Having heard much of these
talented performers, we had our exnecta-
tons raised to q very high pitch, and are
Pleased to say we were not disappointed.
Mr.. Vivian is a first-class artist in his line.
Ills songs, Rotations, mimicries, etc. were
We'll executed. and brought forth roars of
laughter from the highly delighted audi
ehce. Mrs. Vivian is a fine reader. has an
excellent voice, and gives her renditions in
a manner which at once assured us that she
IS capable of greater and more powerful
dramatic eloquence than can be portrayed
IN the simple role of a reader. Tuesday they
took the coach for the east side, for a visit
TO Camp Baker and the White SULPHUR
springs. They will give one or more per-
1ormances at Camp Baker during the week.
lhey will perform at Canyon Ferry on their
return.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

W. l. D. BuRr's flock of sheep is said to
Tho finest in the country.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

O1rTE a number of our farmers have been
:, town this week getting their plows
sharpened.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

The hotel business at Pony is paying
handsomely. There are three hotels, each
OF which have from thirty-tive to fifty
boarders, and transient persons.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

sPR1NGrowS, Cave gulch, is said to be
very lively at present. Mr.. Ed. Ingersoll
has commenced to enlarge his store-has
ten workmen employed. He intends OPEN
ing a stock of dry goods, in connection with
his grocery store.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

+. MARKS, DR.. Mcdonald, G. Hampton,
phlr Springs yesterday.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

WI SIMoNs, of Helena, passed through
on Tuesday last with 1870 head of NUT
ton sheep, purchased from Crittenden &
Smith, OF Birch creek, for MIR. Ralston, OF
Helena. The price paid, we are informed,
was S.. SO per head.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

IHE meeting for the purpose Of organic
ing a Good Templars' lodge at Cave gulch
last week was largely attended, but owing
10 some misunderstanding the proper Of
nicer tor the work Of organizing The lodge
was not present.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

HALL & KRITzER's herds OF cattle which
have been running on Lower Smith river,
are being gathered preparatory to their re-
moval to the Red river of the north.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

WE received this week the premium list,
rules, regulations, ETC., of the Montana Ag-
ricultural, Mineral and Mechanical Associa-
ton for 1877. We will examine the premium
list when we have more leisure. The PAM
phlet was gotten up in the Independent office
and is we'll executed. !.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

Mr., HIGGINS has fitted up a room oppo-
site his grocery store, and opened a stock of
dry goods.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

The Misses K%osenbaum, the Misses Win
ston, the Misses Edmonson, and Misses
Duncan, Lloyd, Mcknight and Link, OF Mis-
souri, valley, and Miss Kenck, of Helena,
were in attendance at the Amateur enter
tainment and dance Friday evening last.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

HANK CRITTENDES, one of our enterpris-
ing wool-growers, of the east side, was in
town this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

JAMES MAySE, our County Assessor, has
gone to Lower Smith river to the
l,hors of his office.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

SOME of our bachelor friends are inclined
valleyward nowadays. The number OF
charming young ladies who have visited our
town during the past week have set them
to Misunderstanding of the sunny fields
where blushing beauties dwell.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

FRANK kEENE started to the Muscleshell
on last Tuesday, to sec after his cattle herd,
which is running there.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

MISS MATILDA JOHNSON, OF Cave gulch,
spcnta few days in town this week, visiting
with Mrs. Brassy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

Mrs. j. A. STEPHENS and Mrs. C. S. KEEL
~ came oyer from Smith river last week
and wild remain in Diamond a few weeks,
visiting their father and friends.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

saw mill a few days since. The company
have been getting out logs the most Of the
winter and have about 125, 000 feet in the
yard. The high water damaged them to
some extent, sweeping away a bridge and
tearing out their boom, but luckily they lost
no logs.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
Il FOR THE -.
SINGER M'F, G. O'S SEWING-,dACHTNEy

Orders and letters of inquiry will receive prom
and careful attenui q
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(CoNIINUARA.l

Di0ersiones g yespecticolos pablicos.
NJ 23.-Empresas de Teatros. Sc
entienden por tales las que den funcio-
nes p1bhcas de defamation, canto, es-
pectaculos pantomimicos, acrobaticos,
coreograficos y de cualquiera otra clase
Pagard cada uno ell spa del produc-
to de un lleno complete sin deduction
de gastos por cada mes que act1en sea
culquiera Ell n1mero de funciones que
den durante ell mismo,
Nora La iquidacion de productos
integros para determinar esta quota sc
verifcara por los precios ordinarios {
de despacno al p1blico de todas las To-
calidades y entradas sin exception al
guna, aunque entire elias las hubiere de
propiedad particular.
N "a -Empresarios de bales publ.
COS en- Teatros, salones 8 jardines, va
sean de mascaras 8 de sociedad paga.
IA cada uno por cada baile
En- la capital y demas poblaciones
de mas de 10000 habitantes. s.
En- las demas poblaciones. So
N 25.-Espectaculos que Sc exhiber
al p1bico en- Teatros Ii otros locales
en- ambulancia, tales como dioramas
panoramas, otras curiosidades paga
IA cada uno, sea cualquiera la tempora
da que en- un ano esten abiertos S2
n 26.-Gallera 8 renidelos de gailos
sea cualquiera Ell tempo que funcionen
Pagard cada uno SO
Jtegos pdblicos permitidos.
Mum. 27.-Juegos de billar y trucos
Sc pagara por cada mesa:
En- la Capital y demas poblaciones de
mas dc 10000 habitantes $25,
En las demas poblaciones SIS.
NJ 2S.-Juegos de bolos 8 bochas
sea cualquiera el tempo que funcioner
dprante el ano:
Sc pagara por cada uno $40.
N 29.-Juegos de naipes sea cual
quiera ell local donde Sc establezcar
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norsolo inverosimil on nuestra patria sino
tfiste, vioienta = absurda en- todas parties.
:C0no dos esposos que respectivamente
abrigan dos sndiyersas creencias reIigiosas
pneden leer iuntos tanto libro v no disputar,
scr fclicas; Como viyen en- paz? Como
hai,Ian? 5C0IDo Sc aTnan? u 81 Sc aman,
5e0mo no Sc mueren de Jena al refIexionar
en- la eterna separation one despues de la
maerte les cspera2
Jay! Yo que me habia prendado de aqnella
notabilisima familia alenana, yolvi los ojos
del cofaZon con algeria inefable 4 snuestra
familia. 4 la familia que solo habla la lem
qua dc sIs padres que apenas lee mas que
TN libro. q ue coneurre 4 una laisma igle-
sia, que solo tiene un Dios, que Sc mira en-
Ell espejo de la Saera FamiIia, que Tespira ell
ambiente del cuadro de Murillo!
iQa5 hernosa me parecio entonces la IA
milia espaiola +! Francisco AdraJTo Vin0s.
laIn.
de In Htstraeion Cat6Eca.)
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Ell TELEFONO.

Hemos recibido varias cartas pidien-
donos que demos una eSpllcaclon algo
mas extensa de este nuevo invento, que
Ia que publicamos cuando Sc hlzo el
ensayo del instrumental ell la Haoana.
Trataremos de complacer todo 10 posi-
ble & los que nos han hecho esta ST.
plica.
Antes de entrar en- la description del
aparato, de cuya operacion hemos sldo
testigos, diremos que existen dos telefo-
nos diferentes, que obran de una name
ra enteramente distinta. Uno de eilns
as ell telefono muSical de EddlsoD, de
New York, que, como 10 denota su NOM
bre, solo sirve para trasmitlr sonldos mu-
sicales. Con este aparato, bastante COM
plicado por cierto, Sc oyo en- un salon
de Yew- York un concerto de Flladeitia,
de cuyo acontecimiento dlmos cuenta
nuestros lectores su ,iebido tempo.
Este aparato, como va hemos dlcho,
es bastante complicado, pues exi6e
Instruments musicales de una cons
truccion particular para trasmltlr los
sonidos. El telefono .es ell parlante, del
professor Graham Bell, de Salem. Este
tiene la yentaja sobre ell de Eddison de
que trasmite todos los sonidos incluso
los musicales, sin necesidad Gle lnstru-
mentos especiales para produclrlos,
aunoue 81 es verlad que para perclblr-
los en- ell extreme opuesto de la Inca
hay que aplicar el dido directamente i
un aparato receptor, ehteramente lgual
al que trasmlte. L
Este es ell aparato que ell inteligente
yestudioso ioven brigada del Cuerpo
de Bomberos del Comercio, ID. Enri-
que HameI, ha introducido aqui y cuya
operacion admirable hemos tenido oca-
sion de observar por nosotros mismos,
v de que vamos & hacer una hgera ex-
plicacion.
Pero antes vamos q decir algo sobre
ell primer telefono que Sc ha conocido,
pues nj ell professor Eddison nj el profe-
sor Bell son los primeros que han ira
tado de hallar la solucion del problema
de trasmitir los sonidos por los alam-
bres por medic de corrientes eleotricas.
Ell primer tel6fono fu6 inveDtado por ell
professor Reiss en- Alemania en- 1867.
Este aparato Sc limitaba q trasmitir
piezas sencilHsimas de m1sica. Sc COM
ponia de dos parties IN instrumental
para trasmitir y otro para recibir. FL
receptor era simplemente una barra de
hero dulce de un centimetro de Diane
tro y 25 de longitud, que descansaba
Dor sus extremes en- dos parties que SO
e.evaban de una GAIA armonica. Esta
barra. estaba enyuelta en- un rollo de
alambre, aunque sin hallarse en- contac-
to con 81 !. al pasar una corriente elec-
trica interminente por el role o espi-
raj de alambre, la barra Sc alarga y Sc
acorta IN POGO. 81 la interminencla es
bastante rapida, emite un sonido extra
no y como sePulcral, de IN tono CORES
Dondiente 4 Ia ye.seidod de las inter-
miterclas de. Ia eorriente electriea. El
aparato ode trasnite SO compone de una
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VARIE D ADIS.
LA FAMELIA EN- EsPANA.
A. Pineda.

AL volver de Berlin 4 Franca, cosa de
vninta amos ha, me detllye en- Colonia, fam0-
sa ciudad prusiana de las orillas del Rhin,
digna de ser conocida yisitada concien-
cia per uls aficionado a la arqueoloGla crlsz
tiana
cion para diferentes personals, entire las cua-
les di la preferenca al Sr. Enrique Schmidt,
miembro de la Junta directiya de las Qhras
de la catedral suspendidaa en- ell siglo XIV,
how graoias al cello, desprendimlento y
persevelancia dc los catollcos de Prussia, fe-
ficisimamente termiuadaS.
Ell Sr. Schmidt comerciante de ylnOS q
uuicn me presente inmediatamente despues
de h;lberme acomodado en- IL fonda, me re-
oihiG .con franqueza cordlalldad propa-
mente alemanas, y me conv1do conner pa
ra el siglliente ella.
mas que hoy entendemos por antlguaS es-
na0OIas conia al mediodia Y cenaba Il Las
diez de la noche. Tan general es en- Alema-
MIA esta cQstumhre, que los teatros Sc Gle
rran indefoctihl0monte a las nueVe medla4
I lin de oue los concurrentcs puedan ret-
rarsa antes dc las diez, Ii puAto de las cua-
les todas las casas Sc cierran, guarda el .por-
tero In lIaye cualquiera que SO desculde en-
lIenar tenga precision dc salir, esta obli-
gado 4 pagarle, segun tarifa, ciefta especie
de portazgo
mana en- su escritorio y almacen, despaclans
i" eartas ' botelas cuentas y tGneles, ayu-
dadQ' Dor un hilQ; su eSposa culdtoa Gel no.
car domGstico Y corria la costura cargo
lie la senorita de la casa;
"a nri,nera vista, semojaate interior de IA
milia nil me parooi5 completamente espanol,
Reinaba el 0rden arrullaao por la modestia,
eli aseo resplandecia sMyemento, Y cret pel-
cihir 6, anlhiento do folicidad que Sc respira
on cuadros analogos muy afamados Gle
Ragael I Nmrillo. Pero estaba equivocado
II casa del almacenista de vinos solo apa-
riancias tenia de espanola, asi que adver-
Il el error, qued6 lastimosamente desenga-
nado,
SQpiere V; yer mi, pequenaa bibll93teca,
mi6ntras nos llaman a la mesa? me diJo ell
Sr Enrique Schmidt.
Como en- Madrid su le darse el nombre de
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SECCIOD LITER ARIA.
A PEPITA SICARD0.
EL GEN 10.

Deldades que wis entire la sombra,
Inspiradores rayos de la luna,
Silfos que retozais sobre la alfombra,
Ondinas que os meceis en- la laguna;
Estrellas, dc los cielos luminares,
Ultima luz que en- ell Oriente queda,
Arrullos de las brisas y los mares,
Ecos de paz que enyia la arboleda;
Viento8 que acariciais murmuradores,
Creptlsculos de amor, dichas del alma,
Iuceros que lielais vuestros fulgores
Sohre la azul inmensidad Ell calma. ..
ANTE la luz del GENIo que destella
Ell arcane rOmped de esta ammonia,
Poroue es la audaz inspiration mas bella
Y abarca 10 increadO en- su osadla!
A. Pineda.
1877
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de Ia Contradiction Industrial q de Conner
cic pigentesen esta ista por Real Decreto de
"a de diciembre de 1875 y reforma({as por
ell de de. jaaio de 1877.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-28

El medicamento ant-bilios0 mas po,lprosn
que SO ,noce, garantizan lose que solo contia.
ne snstancias vegetables. La nolofilina = len.
tanflrua eonsitQyen sus principles aetiyos Son
un antiaoto ntalible contra Ia faqneca, tiatnIen.
ca, gastrits, cardialgia, indigestion, djsnensia
congestion del hlgado, tlOlor de costatlo ,is
espalda, constipation del sientre, aimorr,nas
y para toda complication del hlgatlo, cstdma.
| go y rlhones, N'
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SECGI0B OfIcIiL.
IatandGncia General de Hacienda plaIiC
TARIFAS

DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO RICO.
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1877