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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

SURPRISE OATS. OF this variety is the
crop raised Tor two years past by Owings
Brothers, on their ranch near Trinity
Center, from seed imported from Ohio.
Surprise Oats are the best that grow, going
A lbs to the bushel and having longer
and stronger straw than ordinary oats.
Their entire crop was this year purchased
by John Martin, Of this place, who deals
in none but tho best
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

CONE TO BEA MESSENGER. - Charley
Williams, who formerly drove stage be-
tween Weavervile aRd the Tower House
and has lGtteriy been driving over Scott
Mountain, has gons to accep! position
as Messenger for Wells, Fargo q Co., on
the line between Bodie, California, and
Carson City, Nevada, on the Stages of
which, we are informed, the Express
Company runs three Messengers. twill
be remem bered that Charley was driving
when McNemer killed the highwaymsn
near the Tower House, and also when
Reynolds killed the Scott Mountain rob
Der. These occurrences probably gave
him the position which he now has.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

PAY UP.-A very few subscribers to
the School Building fund are yet delin.
quent. These are again requested to
make Immediate payment 10 M. F.
Griffin, Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

CONTRACT CoMPLETED.- The work on
the new School Building, as required by
the original contract, was completed and
the building accepted by the Trustees
Thursday evening, October 2lst. Alessrs.
Ingcrson s. Henderson and Markiey aud
Kendall left tor below by private con-
veyance Friday morning. Sandtord q
Troden are now engaged on an additional
coltract painting the roof and oling the
floors, which will be completed next
week. A wood-shed is yet to be built and
the rear yard enclosed then comes the
furniture and the new School House will
be ready for occupancy. Next week We
shall sndeavor to give a full description
Of the new building.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

SOLE PROPRIETOR. By announcement
in advertising columns our readers Will
observe that the late iirm OF Jumper "
Hosmer has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Husmer having sold his in
terest in the Steam Saw Mill and other
company property, except Book accounts
to Mr.. Jumper who is now sole prop'le-
tor. A prompt settlement of All accounts S
due The old frm is requested; payments
can be made TO either of ths parties or
M. Lang, their agent in town. Mr..
Jumper returns thanks to I'll past patrons
and respectfully solicts continuance oil
their patronage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

BACK AaAIN.-Dr. p, w. Fonda,
Superintendent of tho Dixon Bar Mining
Company, arrived on Wedns days stage
and departed Thursday morning for
Lower Trinity, The Dactor will keep
things moving at the mine aud have
everything in readiness for hydraulcking
by the time water comes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

A CONSTANT SUPPLY.-Although the
mining season proper ended TIVE months
ago and al the large cIains were cleaned
up and have been producing nothing
since that time, considerable quantity
of gold dust is still taken out in this
county. This fact is evidenced by the
mum ber and size OF ;he god bars express
ed from this point every week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

Miss GUssIE STILLER, fair typo from
Weaverville, favored Us with a call yes
telday. Red Bug Sentinel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

SAFE AT HoME.-Frsm a private let
ter we learn that DR.. John Lord and
family, Mrs. f. A. Lockhart and Mrs.
Fred Il, Loring have arrived safely in
Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

RETURNED.-Sheritf John W. Phil
brook snd Judge G. L. Williams last
week returned from the City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

A BIC HuNT.-A party consisting of
w. G. Given, j. NJ. Pickett 0. NJ. Low
eridge, Oscar Laws and several others
Of Junction City, and G. A. Ingerson,
NJ. +. Henderson and Frank Kendall, of
Oakland had II high old time during the
past week slaughtering deer They
csmped on Glenn Flat on the trail from
junction to Hay Fork and got away with
twelve deer. lngerson aud Henderson
captured two each and Kendall one.
while each of the othels got one or two.
The Oakland boys think they will come
up next Fail and have another hunt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02
svesklu Crinity 5nnrnal.

BsB- The "JOUR.v:gL" has no .sgsnts
Shs Publisher prefsrrfns 20 do business
scuh .gdp<rffssrs direct .gdUsrtisfns'
Rates Furnished on application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

P. VERsTEaEN and VIM. Prstsr, Of
Junction City, returned from below last
week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

FROM the large number Of heavily
loaded teams of freight that leave our
depot lor Weaveryile and other points
in Trinity, we ,halleXpect to find lively
community il we ever have the opportun
ity to visit any part Of the county. Trim
i;y County raises as fine fruit, as good
potatoes and other vegetables, and pro
duces larger quantities Of gold than any
other county in Northern California.
Shasta Codnty takes pride in saying tina:
she can and will ship more silver bullion
than any other county in the State
Readtng independent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

The Board OF Supervisors will meet
next Monday, that being the first day
Of the Regu lar November Term.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

a LARGE Stock -Detlef Hansen, who
TOR seVera' years past has been constantly
making additions TO his business, has this
Fall received a very heavy stock Of goods
and many Of them such as he has not
kept heretofore. From small starter,
Detlet has built Up IA large trade and done
so by furnishing customers with good
articles at low prices Among the good.
received this week was u large assor,men
of new toys which will bs displayed in
his usually attractive style about holiday
season. He has also very full supply
of Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, Cigars and
Shelf G oceriesssnd Hardware.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

DIVINE SERvIcE.-Rev. J T. Baldw
will preach at the Court House next
Lords Day at IL A. N. and at 6l3 p. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

N. Hosmer to George b. jumper of
Browns Crock Steam Saw Mill Property
$500.
A. G. Price to All Owen-Mining Property
on Canon Creek-SjO0.
All Kong & Co. to John Hurst-Mining
Claim, Steiner Flat-S7j
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

WEATHER is truly delightful; this
climate beats tho world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

P4cKIsG Ur d Q Finch At the
Auction luusv, Is engaged tn packing
the few good, remaining un,oId and viii
leave to morrow. In The meantime par
ties desiring to purchase any Of the good
on hand can secure them ct very low
prices, rs Nj. Finch prefers selling them
TO paying back freight. Call at once and
see il he has anything you want Cheap
is the word, and this i. the last chance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

SAMPLE DEsK.-A sample of Victor
School Furniture has been received by
the Trustees and is on exhibition at II.
Cllford's office. The desk ,eems To be
all that can ba desired, being neat,
substantial and com Portable. One hun
dred Of these are required Tor the three
>chao rooms to be furnished, together
with Is b4ck seats and il.ar tgarHo.
desks, ,hy a1seg, o.,t .na
win reacu $500 tpe f.a s.H. .s
YET taken aYy ds'iua po.a. 500 st q &.
thc btnuulr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02
Weaverville, November Q, 1878.
ROLL OF HONOR.

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-28
LETTER FROM PIT KNOKWORSHD.
wuLeRourviLLE, Dec. 23, 1878.

Mr.. DRUKER.-Ich glawb
now solver dos es sprichwort
wor is WOO sogt: War sich r
nara vii NIT fsha un yawga
mus farisnahusa drawga. Any
how cs s mer SO gonga, un
won's m yadera SO gate hut or
im'r farisna husa un netyusht
la ferisna husa ow'r Obj aw
noch ferdihenk 1T shlecht klik.
Em on'ra dog wor ich drous
hunda dino hob ich eva rum
g'glkt for eppes sana zum
shesa, un uf a mol san ich n
nosht ful bodrcs'Pr sitsa. Dino
hob iCh net g'wist we zu shesa
dos ich Sc ol graicht, No hob
ich una on DR. noshd wcd'r
g'shusa, dos r ufg'shplit is, un
de bodres'l'r NIT da fes i'm ris
iosht wora sin. We Sc ow'r
no awfonga hen zu flega, hen
sc DIR bawm on DIR worzel rous
g'risa un sin NIT fortg'fuga.
No hob ich Sc duch net kota.
Ow'r ich hob Sc aw noch net
ulgcwa, ich bin ena no bis
ich in fact holt kota hob ON
bawm dino is s ow'r wid'r OBJ
gonga iw'r en- onera bawm WOO
mich g'fonga un kolta hut ON
ruk bis DIR on'r dog os n mon
kuma is un hut mich run'r.
Ow'r we dar mich run'r hut
DIES wawr net shlo. Ar hut N
Shdrick nuf g'ksmisha on dem
hob ich don holt g'numa on
am end un ar ON onera un hut
don farcht'rlich dr'on g'zuka
bis ich run'r g'fola bin NIT IN
hinera uf N fensa-rig'l un hob
mer DIR gons husa-orsh rous
g'risa. We ich don wider uf
IN grund wor bin ich uf DIR
hamwak un un'r walks hob ich
en- haws og'drufa, un we ich
don g'lawda hob henk ich's
pulwar horn g'shwind on DR.
mond WOO yusht ON ufgaa
wor. We ich DR. haws g'shusa
hob g'hot, wor DIR mond so
hoch in DIR ha, dos ich's pull
war horn nina hob bracha kena.
Wei no hob ich's ga g'lust, un
hob mi mind uf g'mocht dos
ich nina hunda wot ga except
won ich amol fleicht wid'r SO
n lebdog 'rlawa wut we DIES n
lebdog war. So will ich don
zum shlus kuma for DIS mol
vile ich in's bed ga mus SC
dos de Royal mi husa flika
kon, shunst hob ich kena fol
morya owet on's Zuker Elk
un won mr. Dirt he KANT un
het ken husa aw don date 5
Sc NIT DIR fin'r uf IN weisa.
PIT KNOKWORSHD.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-28
UN DER AKIN G.

BUSINESS, with new and handsome Hearse and full
line of Caskets and Cofins, am prepared to attend
promptly all orders in this line, at lowest prices.
Patronage respectfully solicited and the most ample sat-
isfaction guaranteed. v. SCHWARTZ,
Oct IL. BANK Street, LEHIGHTON, PA.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-28

"A painters apprentice fell of a
scaffold with a pot OF paintlh each hand.
lie was taken up lnsensibler but as soon
as he was restored to consciousness he
umrmured al went down with Dying
coloTs anyhow"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-28
1t renders the Cuticle BEAUTIFULLY
Clear and Smooth, and is the Best Pos.
sible Substitute for Expensive Sulphur
Baths.

tits Incompatible Remedy for BRUISES UL.
GERS, CUTS and every irritable or unhealthy
condition Of the Skin. and is most seIvlceable
remedial agent and source Of speedy relief in
cases OF GoUT and RHEUMATISM.
It is most desirable DISINFECTAET OF
CLOTHING OR BED LINEN, worn and used
bv persons suffering from OBNOXIOUS or CON.
TAGIoUs DISEASES, and is a Capital Remedy and
Preventative OF them. when used as an iDtec-
tiOn. Persons employing II have no need to
take Sulphur Baths, or to resort to Sulphur
springs for bathing PURPOSES
AS an adjunct of the TOILET. 1t is far more
desirable than any Cosmetic since II DOES NOT
like articles Of that nature, conceal Complex
iOnal Blemishes. but removes them.
TAN, ,PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
and the like, speedily yield to Its clarifying in
huence; and IT Is the very 0eSt Soap TO shave
with, because 1t leaves the skin smooth and free
| from the irritation produced or sensitive Gu
| iiole, 10y the application OF the razor. 1t also
| completely eradicateR DANDRUFF
Housewives declare IL to be EXCELLENT for
washing NOOLEN. LINEN, LACE. and other
! fabrics and ladies' moving in the hest circles Of
metropolitan and rural society speak of 1t In
Testimonials pour IN from all quarters of the
Union upon Its Proprietor. many OF which have
! prOcuraOle OF Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal.
| ers, the originals being open TO public insDec
ton at hts MEDICINAL WAREHOUSE. No. SIXTH
! AVENUE. NEW YORK. The artc Q Ia moreover
| indOrsed bv the NJ edical fraternity.
LIKE MOST OTHER FAMOUS REMEDIES,
| GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP has b en- Imltat-
! ed Soaps without the smallest fraction of re-
mediai efiicacY have been and are fOisted upon
| the unsuspecting'and unO5servgnt, Hs genuine
! Sulphur Soaps, possessing properties identical
with or equal to the Great Specific. which their
| vendors seeK 10 rival by underhand cumpeti.
ton. The public should therefore be careful 10
inquire for LENN'S Sulphur Soap by its full
All respecta bic DrnSgists, Fancy Goods Deal.
| ers and GTOcers keep GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP, and will on demand for It. supply the
GENUINE THING ~ their customers.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-28

It's soothing influence upon che irritated lin.
ing of the air passages, Ia due to the TACT that
its ingredients are the most eflcaciOus pulmOn.
IC simplee known to medical botany, the basis
OF the article being the HONEY OF The HORE-
HOUND PLANT, chemically united with the
medicinal prinoipleOf OF the ABIES BALSAMIGA
or Balm OF Gliead. There are besides, five other
botanic elements which give additional efficacy
to the first named two.
Those who have used Il. say that HALE'S
HONEY OF HOREHO UND AND TAR IS not
only wonderfully remedial In ali cases where
taat It's action is unusually rapid. few doses
frequently serve4 to relieve very obstinate
cough. 1t contains nothing tnat can disorder
the stomach, fact that can be alleged with
truth OF but tew COngh remedies; It has an ex.
tremely agreeable favor and Is sold at n figure
which enables those Of tile most limited means
to avail themselves Of ITS virtues.
II IL simple madness to tTi1e with Cough.
Irritation Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs tfav.
els rapidly and what is n trifing and easily
conQuOrable difficulty IN those organs to-day,
NAV in few weeks develop into Bronchitis or
Consumption, two diseases which carry more
victims to early graves than any other In the
long list OF bodily disorders.
A Cough may be fifty termed the Preliminary
Stage OF Consumption, maladv Of which
HALE'S HONEY OF ROREHOUND AND
TAR Is the surest known preventive. Those
therefore, who would arrest the progress o! the
destroyer. should delay not o moment to take
q CCRTAIN Specific,
CHILDREN, derive great benefit from its
soothing properties. when suffering with the
paroxysms OF Group and WhOOplng Cough. The
hrst named disease Is especially destructive
among young children aud this reliable remedy
should be Kept on hand in all households. Buy
the large Packages and Economize.
PRICES, so cts, and 81, PER BOTTLE.
Sold by all Druggists.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-17

CoNrlNuA s1oN.
R0R


ri amsda Magd aleu Recibf I'd
ailb con aEsia espeIada. mil Yeces
ha besado "a nofnbre. tan dulee tan
0rnfo para al efan pena me causa
IS Eet8S. ioial6 hubiass podido yo.
a t6na5 arts pefo tengo solemne
e5ISpftnsiso de eaK "a NueTa A0fh
oclIb 16s9 iodaTia. es de tai natura.
lszf este e0I3bfor6iso quo NADIA p1ede
rs|eF me De sd eul1pllm ento. Estf
afa nai palabfa De honor.
a IS, Z, 10 ll6 u6lto de mi doloro'
s6lrfssa pof d Iefte De tn padre,
% fae d1ef = eIuien tanta gl'a-
so I6ii0s los lllps nflO "a mis-
eE pof1tiA o annane joVen ]
liberal t1fao q que ID no lie per dido
DOS 1|abfe De t6zal los respetables
5fet De tn5 padres j los de csdea
6do5 MOS, als e q ltonto peftlls
t ben86tif0 desde 81 eielo nuestfa
nbinD' 1edSIe ems nIia
e 7ic6s en ~ Ultima aria que Il
0 ned60o pdtN
0f1b bl616o s. pen1 has sleQ una
nina fif01tId p6f tas padres; Qnena ae
os Ios bie1s ls & fortuna eIlueada
e & f1io. 81 81 "a. e6 laDEada
6Sisf63 de los 6fehoscs. sin como.
e6 Itsi5n adls sin yesla tll alTes
,I6l So eael doaso que hag pebEes
fte IS nak9l @ RIea q
a aal llafte ao os3Fe
p3i46e po5Ee 81 e ailns slno pfl1a:
"a Q6 le'q sae eQnsi aYe q opulek.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-17

Cuando yeas una madre rodeada d
Ininos desnuditos, u . des una parte de
til ropa inservible, ver6s como ID agra.
deee como te bendice.
III anciano enferpao, que So esta
muriendO de hambre en- una guardilla,
solo, siu ia amigo, que gran consuslo
racibira 81 ye llegnr d su ladO I'M angel
como tii, que le habla carinosamenke,
Due Is deyueIve Is Is que acaso llabia
peTdido, que Ii Ofrece con amor pna
taxa de caldol
a pobre nina que en- ma n0che de
horrible invierno pide una hmOsna Ill
indiferante, poniendo los delicados pies
sohre HI nieYe, aterida de frio, murian-
so de angustia que algeria recibira
cuando te yea llegar y sntregarle unos
zapatoa yieios, una cannisa usada y una
m0Aeda de cohre
la Iaarquesa del Rosal, con quien
me dices que wives, as, segun tengo en-
tendido, de alguna de- esas asOciacio-
mes caritativas, cuyos esfuerzos al fa-
Vor de los desvalidos tanto h0nran
4 las darnas espafoIas ella pOdrd llevar-
te yer de cerca "a naiseria, y ante este
aspect acule rs Is aseguro que hallar6s
m6nos grande tu infoitunio, y tu noble
tierno corazon sentir6 los mas dnlces
gsneEosos afectos, Il FachN hNzaras como
c0sa baladi toda idea de- pueril Yanidad
miserable ofgnlIo.
0 he visgo mnchos inf0rtnnios eu
paii los he visto aqul taInbien,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-17

lnuerte de 10 padre, de mi venerable
amigo protector, ID diria que me ale.
gro de que estes pobre,
AsI 10 deberas todo 4 mi. d mi aInol
mex xtingnible, y 10 aere mncho mas fe-
liz, porqu6 trabaiare mas, porqne tod0
mi alan serd hacerte d alce III existencia
4 rai Iado. y 81 til mo arias, participa-
rsss as ese orgnllo legltino que tendre
Ecunnd0 te Yea dichosa.
8 10 te ilro que veste dichosa es hi
Epensafniento constante, y cue he de
procurar conseguirlo.
"Esto es egoismo puro, pero egoismo
plausible perqne aianao IL dichosa Z
ser6 Yo
Qni6res cousolafte til nisnna de
ser pobre? Pues 20 te voy decil
los nedios que has De enplear para
logTarl0.
Vista los pobres.
ru buena madre i tsi repartfais nla-
ehas Iimosnas, ya b s6, pefo lo haciais
enviand0 los aocorros 8 ilersofas que rs
escrihian pi0iEnd ol0s, q c0ntribniais I'll
nuInento de los f0ndos Cle Beneficencia
toinando parte eT snscFieiones, aeep-
tando loeaIidades para funoiones desti-
nadas & M obieto earitatiYo, pidiensao
81 las iglesias Cd en1ai1a Saata; ea de-
chi due il3 yefais & los pob1es & qflie
Elles consagr6bais surEsas bastante c0nsi.
HderabAss
aOra acaao nn Illledes hacer esq,
10 les pned6s dar taIlto como las das
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-17

lla huniIdad u humillarse. .ante NADIA 4
lyiTtud.
8 Para otra que no tuviese ia clare
ltalento u tbs hidaleos sentimisntos, ss-
/ ta carta seria M sermon enOioso para
Il estoy segnrO de que ser6 agradable j
lc0nsOladora.
" Ella q hace conOcer nis IDEAS, mi
Icarkcter
Si lasuerte me- faYorecey y soy ID que
se Llama rico, apraoiar6 81 favor. = pro-
curar6 emplear dignamente en el bien
mis- riquezas, sin vanis1ad ni orgnllo.
Si por 81 contrario, AZ 10 scr pohre,
no ma abatiri, esk6 aegnEa de clio, la
pobroza III enyidiaF6 quien haya side
mas fay0recido, ii tanap0co me hulni-
llar6 hi poca fortuna.
4 Salud para trabaiay t6 en Dios, j
Amino fnerte para caraplir todos los de-
beres; h6 aqul q que 10 deseo tener
siempre.
Aprobaras tIl estas ideas Dndar-
10 siquiefa seria ofende1te, y no puede
|Ofenderte qnian te qniera s0bre todas
|las OOsas gle este na1nd0
A14UHy ~ skAsNkk9AANs 81 tt0A AA4N 5NNs4k1a
los correos recibirds carta mia, llegua
Ipronto 81 dia an que pueda eatrechar
I'll mano YdecrtA ruanto te arno.
Adios, otfa Yez, nj sianapre aIlada
IMagdalena DiOs ID kandiga nos
Iconceda lagos dias DE amor y teliciilad
ma Fernando.
Magdalena sy6 muchas venes esta
carta, y halle sn 90 lectura consnelo &
Eesperanza
Las reflex xioaes dc Fernando e pare
cian muY dignaa de ser atendidas. j
Ieomprendia que aquellas ideas. tan sell-
lcillamente exp xprssa slas eran nucllo mas
iuici0sas due las al la lasrq qnasa
das recibid d earta dc tn Fernan
do le pre1unt6 esta.
81. tia, una oarta que prnebs "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-17
REAI,Es DECRETOS
M MInIstr0 de II Guerra
FRANCISCO DE CEBALIos.

Oueriendo solemnizar 81 dia de- Mi
R6gio enlace con mi augusta Prima e
Infanta Dona Maria de las Mercedes
4 dar 81 Eiiercito con san fausto motiyo
una prueba del apreci0 que Ne nerecen
los her6icos esfnerzos que lie emplsado
para Ii consolidation al las paz, el Va
Tor, discipline constanaia con que be
contribuidO cd la Peninsula estd
Icontribuyen en- Ultramar 81 sosteni-
miento, defensa = gloria do X Monar-
qufa; t0mando 90 consideration Ia que
Me ha propuesto 81 lLinistro de n Cue
IRA, con acuerdo de mi ConseiO az nj.
InistTos.
N NenRo eli deeretar lo siguiantes
Art. &. Concedo 81 enpIsO de Briga.
dier z los tres CoroneIes m6s antiques
del arma de Infanteria y ii mas antique
de las de Cabaileria y Artillerfa y Cuer,
/ pos dc Alabarde deros, Ingenieros, Estado
Mayor del Ei6rcito, do Plazas, Guardia
civil v Carabineros. Ooncedo adem6s
tres empleos as Brigadier al arna de
Infanterfa Y uno q "a de Caballerfa, los
cuales Sc adindicaran 4 los Corcneles
con mando de cuerpo 8 media brigada
que neven mas tempo en- 81 desempeno
de dichos cargos.
Art. q. C0nced0 81 empleo superior
Immediate en- tOdas las Armas < Institu-
tos del Ei6rcito, desde 'Ieniente Ooro-
mel 4 Alferez inclusive, bien est6n colo
cados en cuerpo, de reemplazo 3 coni-
stones activas, que conlas circuntancias
|pre6iadaa para 81 ascenso reglamentario
|1uesen los m6s Antiques de sus respec-
twas escalas en 81 ndmaro que 4 eonti-
nuacion Sc express. bdrdet'os On
|empleo para cada una De las classes de
OfciaIes mayorea y memories y echo de
AIi6Srez para los Grardiass Bfontelsia.
Ocho einpIeos as Coronel, 40 de To-
niente OoroneI, so de Comandanta, 40
|de Captain y 40 de Teniente Gabolle-
rid. Los de Coronel, seis de Teniente
Coronel, sais de Oomandante: ocho de-
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