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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-09-05
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Urging q Murder.

The Stock Exchange Of August 81
has tho following significant suggestions;
A hint that may prove useful here
before election day 10 afforded us from
Texas. A murderer aud scalawag gen
orally was addressing camp meeting ut
Sevuin the other day when somebody on
the outskirts Of the crowd fired shot a,
him and killed him. The back benches
Of the Metropolitan Temple afford an
excellent rest ior rife.
For aueht that has yet appeared tEt
suggestion Of the Exchange may have
strengthened DcYouns's purpose to xii
Kallocb. There can be little doubt br
what DeYoung had not only prompt
ing, but backing for bis course from
many in San Francisco who ccunsele,
this assassination Of Kalloch.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-09-05

Nearly Three Million Soldiers.

WASHINGTON. July 12.s-A state.
ment has been issued by the War De.
partment giving the number of men
furnished the Union army by each
state and territory and the Dis,rict Of
Columbia from April Is, 1861, to the
close of the war of the rebellion. II
shows that the total number Of volun.
teers was 2,67S,o67, divided as follows :
Maine, 72, New Hampshire, &c.
629 Vermont, 35.262; Massschuetts,
152,048 Rhode Island, 90 500; Con.
necticut, $3.50; New York. 467. .O47 +;
New Jersey, sl,0l0; pennsylvania,
366,107 Delaware. 1850; Mary
land; 5o,316: West Virginia. 80 o6s /;
District OF Columbia. 10 872: Ohio.
3l9,659 Indiana, 197.147 Illinois.
$50, ,l47. Michigan, s9.372. Wisconsin,
sc, ,424 Minnesota. 25.052. Iowa. TO-
300. Missouri, 100.111. Kentucky,
79,025. Kansas, 20,15l. Tennessee,
81 ,092. Arkansas $3.50. North Caro-
lima. 3.156. California, 15,725.> Neva.
da, 1880. Oregon. 1910. Washington
Territory 96i. Nebraska Territory,
3l57. Colorado Territory. 1903. Da.
kota Territory. 206. New Mexico Ter.
ritorv. 1851. Alabama. 2.576. Florida
1920 Louisiana, 1924. Mississippi
545. Texas 1865, and the Indian Ma
tiou. 35,030. The troops furnished BY
tie Southern States were. with the ex
ception Of those Of Louisiana, nearl,
all white. Florida furnished two reg
iments Of cavalry. Alabama one whit,
regiment, Mississippi one battalion. ant
North Carolina two regiments Of Cav
airy. .--New York Sun, July lf,.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-09-05
A New Town.

a rev town site has been surveyed
three miles this side Of Waitsburg. and
the lots are now ready for purchasers.
Ninety acres of good land has seen do
mated to the United BreiherD by
Messrs Hunt. Pollard aud Fudge, and d
college building is Il, be erected UT once
we understand. Forty acres have been
laid out in town lots of one acre each,
with streets so feet in width. and a
square Of six acres is reserved in the
center of tho town for college block.
With pleasant location, and the con
templated educational facilities, we can
see mo- reason why thriving village
will not readily spriSg up.--D. Mron.
icle.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-09-05

GRAssHoppERs. An immense cloud
of grasshoppers passed over DAYTON last
Monday. They seemed to be flying in
northcrlv direction. Some of them
dropped to the ground and were ex-
amined by sew raj persons. who report
them to be tho common winged grass
hopper. We learn later that at Pataha
so,ne Of the fields and fences we're litter
ally covered with the varmints, which
were doing some damage to vegetation.
--Ners.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-09-05
3l70
1850.
$50

Spring ranch stage station 3l70
Sweetwater crossing 1860
Lewiston ESQ
If there are any other items you
wish pleas write or telegraph me. !
will telegraph Gen. Srrague who is in
New York as soon as / reach Wallula.
He viii! be as sadly disappoiut d as any
of US. Please thank Judge Clark, Mr..
Vollmer and the people Of Mt Idaho,
bodily, for their many courtssias TO nays
self and tho party Thanking you per.
sonally for many favors and sharing
with you most sincerely in the regret
that tho pass was not there to be dis
covered. am very truly Yours,
II. nj. MCCARTNEY.
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point reached by Eurick and the In {
dians Elk prairie) was entirely correct.
and the outlook from there was favora-
BILE in the extreme. This, coupled with ,
Moberly's about their being pass over ,
there 2, 050 feet lower than the Lo Io !
crossing, was enough to warrant our
survey. The weak point was this in
formation, and am inclined to think
it was a case of ,nisundersta some.
where. Mobcrly's party, you win re.
member, came from Bitter Root to the
point on the Lo l4o trail where it crosses
the lo Lo fork. There they built o
boat and came down the stream to the
intersection OF another creek which he
called boulder fork. They were wreck
ed in that vicinity and walked back to
the Lo Lo trail, came to Kamia and
started up the same fork from Long
Bills with horses. They soon had to
abandon their pack train, and finished
their exploration up to the Lo 10 trail
along the river on foot. What they
did afterward | do not know, but the
accredited story of their having gone
over 20 the middle fork, found a pass
1850 feet lower than the To Lo sum.
NIT and then descended that stream in
boats is out Of the question. We found
the water at the last point that could
be reached by railroad to be $500 feet
above tide, and no pass beyond it, and
no boat ever built could come down that
stream to Elk prairie. ! AN inclined to
the belief that instead of 1850 (rather
an odd figure fer barometer mar to
give) he gave $500 below the Lo 10
summit as the juncture of the tS'o forks
Of the 10 Lo where he was wrecked and
left the river, and that would tally ex-
aclly with the elevation he made it,
We had rather rough trip. Our
provisions gave out, but SO long as we
kept away from the main range we had
plenty of fish and game. We killed
Io elk and two bear on the trip and
caught an innumerable caravan Of trout.
, |
Our Indian guide got the most elk as
he had more time to hunt than tie rest.
Joe Baker was the champion shot AID
fisherman among the pale faces.
! crippled my saddle horse and had to
abandon him on the mountains. We
rolled one horse and the mule, the lat.
ter falling end over end down a pile Of
smooth rocks more than hurdren feet
in height. never expectedto to see him
stand up again, but he was the first
pack horse into Mt. Idaho. 1t is the
finest game country | ever saw. We
came across at least 200 elk, and did not
kill more simply because wo had no
need for them.
We saw two moose and the prospect
ing party whom we met coming in
killed two, We came across one large
basin Of gravel wash at least ten miles
square but could find no traces of geld
in it, although there was plenty OF
; black sand and rubies. The prospect.
ing party report they did not get a
color. The broad fats about Elk prai-
55xie, $50 miles above Lewiston, contain
millions of feet Of the finest cedar !
ever saw, the trees running very uni
form in size from the ground up and
every one being fit to saw from two tt
five feet in diameter, no very large OIL
very small ones.
Iappend l statement of heights ant
distances we took
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DEsp The W. w. Eafchmaa Of the
27tb ultimo SAYS: kaIloeh, shot by De-
Young, is dead.
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18
So far as we can learn, in the rae

So far as we can learn, in the race
for nomination in the Judicial c on
vention. Judge Blackman has the
inside track. II is q matter of con-
graduation to our people that none
but good men are offered for the
District Judgeship. Judge Barbin
is spoken of in the highest terms,
while Judge Bowman is well known
tous all as an able lawyer and chris
tian gentleman. nfs z
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

The following are the delegates
elected last Saturday by the various
wards to represent them in the parish
convention, which meets in Colfax
Saturday, October 25th:
Ward 1T J. Pirtle, A. G. Thompson,
2. M tacroix. A. A. Dean. A. C.. Lewis.
Ward 2-And'w. Cruikshank, w. ID. IT.
win, A. d. Gum, Jas Gray, w. Watts.
Ward 3-N. L.. Corbitt. A. Baxley, N. L.
Bird, s. X. Lee, J. 4. ColliDs.
Ward AZ. L. Blister, Robt. Gentry,
Je4: Hutchinson, ]. Nugent. VIM. Moslsv.
Ward SD. p. Morris. l.. N. Brian.
ihos- Swaford, VIM. Bradford, John Lau-
rencc. M
Ward 6-F. L. Craig. Ben. Chelette.
Frahk Walker, F. NJ. Sharp, Jesse Hardee.
Ward p n. Piuukett, d. s. OQmn,
Robt. Craig. NJ. Cans, JAS. w. Land.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

The New Orleans Tunes has the
following bis of history:
The first loco,notive IN Louisiann
was Landed at Lake End from a vessel
from New York. aud put in motion
September 5, 1887 1t was kuown
rs the steam car Pupt.hartrai,,. il
Was the subject Of various and gener.
ally nnfrienuly criticlsm ut the time;
altlionsil the managers Of the P.nt-
CD ,rtrain railroad declared 1T the
wonder Of the age" Ten days later
= on the 18th Of September = ii
moved up to the city drawing = train
of ssyeraIca Considerable money
changed hands on the result, the
2dds being against the locomotive 80
encumbered being able to make the
trip. On the l7th the engine began
making regular hourly trips between
The lake aud the city.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

II is to be regretted that the nomi.
nation Of a Senator for the oath dis
trict has given such universal dissat-
isfaction in this parish. We trust
the matter can be satisfactorily ar
ranged, and that Mr.. Luce, of Gaia
boula, win Be present at the Mass
Meeting that has been called to pour
oil upon the troubled waters. He is
doubtless clever, high toned gentle
man, or his friends would not have
given him such united support. but it
now becomes him to disabuse the
minds Of the good people -of this
parish Of the idea that fraud was
prsctiosd in -his nomination. and also
10 give some good reason for the per-
sistent ienoring Of Grants claims in
Ihs Senatorial convention.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18
STATE TICKET.

The following are our standard
bearers in the present campaign:
For Governor. L. A. Wilt; for Lieut..
Governor. 8. D. McEnery; for Secre-
tary OF State, Will. A. Strong; for
Attorney General, ]. c. Eagan; for
Auditor. Allen Jumel; for Supt. Of
Public Education, E. H. Fay.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

The last regular meeting for the year
was held October 4. 1873 The secretary
and treasurer made their annual reports,
which were read aud approved, andfor-
warded to the State Superintendent Of
Public Education. S sss s
Petitions from the several school districts
were read and carefully consiJefea. For
want Of funds no schools were established
except one colored school in the second
district at Bynun's, between the Darro aud
Regolet; one white school at Prospect
school house, in second wardGtach two
months. with the privilege OF three if
funds are received; one white school in
the third district, at Old Bethel. or Ali
sons Chapel, for three,months one white
school, for one month, at New Hope, in
the seventh district. 100 90 Nsft
The school precincts were re-arranged
and numbered in the different districts,
looking to the benefit Of the children. We.
viii give this action next week in full for
the information Of patrons of the schools
The following is a synopsis Of the re-
port Of the Secretary of the Parish School
Board for the year ending Oct I. 1879:
s There are, by tile new assessment. 1899
youths between 6 and II years OF aye. OF
these there ere enrolled IN % sc,ionls.
taught by % teachers, SOC wl.ite and 27e
colored children. seventy o. these werp
IL years Of age. The Attendance was 1913
white snd IA colored. Average daily at
tendance IN white schools IA, in coi.axd
a.. The groater average OF the <co,ored
children IL owing to the denseaess aof the
coiored population ia the first aud scceud
wards where most of their seno,ls are h.
Gated Over $1,000 were paid to teachers.
an average 81 81 each, as folloSs:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Senator, Oath District.

We are authorized to Announce the
name Of JUDGE NJ. f. MAcHEN ~ candi-
date for Senator from the 24th Senatorial
District, composed OF the parishes OF Cat.,-
houla, Winn and Grant, subject to the
Democratic nominating convention.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

We are authorized to announce JOHN
Z. HADNoT - candidate for Clerk of the
Court. at the ensuing December election,
subject to the nomination of the Demo-
cratic convention.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18
Por District Judge.

The friends of JUDGE r. j. Bowman, of
Alexandria, will present his name to the
Democratic nominating convention for
the Office of Judge of the Twelfth Judicial
District, composed of the parishes of Tia
pides, Grant and Avoyelles. iief ~
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

We are authorized to announce JUDGE
II. L. DAIGRE as candidate for Judge of
the Twelfth Judicial District, composed of
the pari hes of kapides, Grant and Avoy-.
elles. at the election to be held on the I'd
Of December, 1879.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

81 The Republicans Of this parish met
last Tuesday IN Cocoville for the pur.
pose Of orgaulzing for the approach
ing campaign. The 9th INST. was
selected AS the day TO bold their
parish nominating convention: Del
egates were selected to the State and
Senatorial Conventions. As usual
tue meeting was by no means harmo-
NOUS - Mnrkssills Bulletin.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

At the solicitation Of his friends WIZ. O.
HARRISON has consented to become can
didate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Grant
Parish, subject to the Democratic nomi-
mating convention. ee 5
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce the name
Of HENRY u. JETER as q candidate for
Sheriff. subject to nomination of the uem-
ocratic convention.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

We are authorized to announce the name
of MIR. THOMAS HICKMAN ~ candidate
for Sheriff Of Grant parish, subject to
nomination by the Democratic patty.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

Notice Of FinaI

LIND O441c3 Al nv 0uIn r
eeptemleff ~
NOTICE is hereby given ID +
Al ing named Settler haa fI<i 3
his intention to make hu3l So
port ct his claim. and ossaSt
thereof Ut the expiratioa & 4
from the date of thia notio s. & T.
0OkEE, Of Grant Parish, ~ +
Homestead Application Ma ~ -
8 Wquertef Of See q, re Nm ~
names the following = hiS Vic
j. Coleman and ]. 4. Fsnf lr;1S
parish. ". II. BuR0fr1 IT
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AGENTS.

Mr.. A. A. GOODWIN. Of Alexandris, is
m authorized agent of the CnRoNIcLE, and
will contract for advertisements and re-
ceive subscriptions.
Messers. MCCAIN & Bro. of Montgom-
cry, are our authorized agents.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobscco. nao-1v :
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Having been solicited by many friends
to announce myself Is a candidate for
Sheriff of Grant parish at the ensuing
election, Ihsve at length yielded to their
solicitations, and, should be elected,
will use my best endeavois to discharge
my duties faithfully aud satisfactorily.
Subject to Democratic nomination.
Very respectfully, NJ. NUGENT.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name
of s. Y. LAcRoIx a. q candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of the parish of Grant at
the ensuing election, and oblige a9s
tee MANY FRIENDS.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

The first, 81 cond aud thiid wards had
unsxIended bal at tue g,,uing u
the year. wnici acc ,unts for the iarye
amounts in those wards, with the TACT
that they and the seventh wald has the
largest population.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-18

IN Neu Orleans.

Z Below will BE- found the names Of :
few Of the Leading Cooking Stoves. with
sixes and pnces, viz .,:,.'.s !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-23
Maiz americanO.

Acabado de importar, de buena elases ss
vende veinte reales saco de cieato tteinta u.
bras Al So. is
San Juan, r R., Is de abril de ls5a. vcn..
GoRDILs. 3--0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-23
NOTABLE RITA.

Con permiso de la Autoridad Sc rifara sin
falta con e] sorteo numero AZ que Sc celebra.
ra en- la Diputacion Provincial el 10 de mayo
pr6ximo un hermoso reloj de orc de 1S qui.
fates, maquina Nikel ndmero 5,292, escape
las horas, cuartos y minutes: tiene un al
manaque perp6tuo que marca La luna, las
fases de 6sta, los dias del mes Los neses
del aflo; y cron6grafo arreglado la tempe
ratura, y ha sido tasade en- 81 900 y esta
depositado en- casa de Felipe Hecht. Las
papeletas Sc venden peso cada una en- la
RelojeYIu N0lidfa0 de Musa, Fortaleza 37 El
cua1 Sc entregara la persona que presente
la papeleta que contenga ell n1mero igual al
,premiado con los 10000 pesos del serteo va
Rdlcado, Hta y may.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-23
lNGuATERRA Y FRANCIA,
Tari1a para dinero.


Idem mas de $1,000. p%
Ingaterra Erancla.. y psS
Los Vapores Trasatlantieos tocan en- Plymouth
Chebourg d Southampton. En- eSta agencia SO eX-
piden pasajes directos para Paris,
Sc exDenden bliietes de ida vuelta para pasa-
jos lntercolonlaleS TraSatlanticOs por3 meSes
ano respectivamente con una rebaja del rs ,. 2.
PAsAJES DE FAMlLIAS.- Toda fanilia COM
pueSta de mas perSonaS cuyo paSaje TraSatlanti-
co componga el valor dc cuatro pasaes enteros
tieEe derecho Ia rebaja de una sexta parte del
montante del pasaje. Entiendase por fainia los pa
dres. h1ios criados. Esta reduction no tiene lu-
Los n1fOS meDog de ttnos. ulo gratis. de la
euarta pSrte. y de Ia la niitad.
Los pasajeros para Erancia. 8 cualQuier parte Ie
Europa pueden Quedar Is dias GA Inglaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV, vice versa los lara 1ngaterra pueden que
dar en- Francia. Les pasaieros Dor estos vapores
entire Cherbourg. Paris. plymouth y Londres. & una
rebela de 10 ~ los lEkarcados IN este puerto.
Este prohibido S los Dasajeros, embarcando en-
este puerto tonar bllleteS sno en- casa de los Agen
tes en SGr Juan ertoRcO, Sres L&tiner d CO: Ell
pasaje tolnSdo borGe pagara 10 p% do recarGo.
AdGmaS de los EuertOS nl3HctonadoS arrfDa, pue-
dsn obtenorSe pasaJes Dor los vaDeres de est Com
pania, para los siguentee puntos: Antigua, Barba-
dGs, Belize, Cartagena, Colon, Curacao, DemGrafs.
Dominica, Granada, Grey Town, Jacmel. Jamaica,
la Gaira. Martinca, Port Prince. Puerto Limon
bago isla do Trinidad.
Sc exigen ahora preeieS m6dieos para los traspor-
tes de tEbacO y caf5 Europa.
Para permenores sobre pasajes. neteS demas d.
rigirse Ia Agencia de Ia Conpai11a.
La Compahia asegura tcda clase de valeres que
en- elective, metalss preeiosos joyas. se embaragen
Thomas, Habana. cualquter otro punto de su rnta.
-AgeAteS, LAttmer g Go.
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COmpaiis General TrasaHantIa.
DE vAPoREs CORREos FRANCHISES,
(LtneG de Marsella)

Sin perjuicio de continuar prestando sus SER
vicios las demas lineas francesas entire esta Is
la, Europa, y puertos intercoloniales, la Com.
paflia ha acordado plantear una nueva linen
directa que facilite la communication entire la
Peninsula espaiiola y esta Provincial, y que par
tiendo de Marsella Sc prolongara hasta Nueva
Orleans, sujetandose al siguiente
ITINERARIO.
Saldran los vapores de Marsella ell 10 de ca
da mes, con escala en- Barcelona, Cadiz, San
ia Cruz de Tenerife y San Thomas llegaran
este puerto ell 4 del mes siguiente, continuan-
do Ia Habana, sin tocar en- este puerto su
regreso.
FL m6dico precio de pasajes fetes Ia re-
gularidad que habr$ en- el servicio, hace espe-
rar que el plblico corresponds debidamente
esta nueva mejora que tanto interesa al pals
Para informes detallados dirigirse los re-
presentantes de la Compaflia en- este puerto
LATrMER & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-23

En- Ell antigua y acreditado establecimiento
LA BOR1NQUEN Sc encuentra un surtido feno-
menal de sombreros de todas classes y formas,
chinelas 2a RS. par y a 3 RS, zapatos de nj
hos 30 cts, cintas de gr6s de todos colores y
anchos, abanicos desde un medic hasta $l6,
baules, perfumerfa y una infnidad de articulos
de novedad y fantasia.
iIgualmente acabamos dc recibir un gran sur
moda procedentes de Barcelona Paris, " Hn
sin n1mero de articnlos de fantasia; polainas,
muy atlas, de nina, q l2 rla, de sehora pc
sos, corbatas negras de nudo largo elegantf-
|simas Mo. 10. !
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Ell PORVENIR,
A. LLANERAS Y VINAS.
q. San Francisco 81.
Gran surtldo de
EFE5Tos DE pELETERfA
calzado, abanlccs
J ramIsas de todas sIases'
Articulos de fantasia
X ULTIMA NovEDAD,
para sei6oras,
tabsIIsras y nI6os

Por los m han eco los sgues tuos de pos bara
olas case lzonos meas puos hor
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-23
LIN r. A
De VAPORES- CORREOS ESPANOLES,
4 entire Liverpooly Puerto-Rico,

Ii. Fapuss De esta Lnsa son los sguIentes.
I,oR1NoUEN. de 1862 toneladas captain Izaguirre.
MAYAaUEz. i, de, ,117s.sss = Q1rlon,
NTIEVo POtfJE de lI72 Echevarria.
PUERTo-RIC9. de 76l MenoezSna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-23
Ley provincial y Municipal
DE "a DE MAYO, 1873.

Acaba de irnprimirse cen toda coreeeion
en- Ia itnprenta del Bo1ETIN la nueva ley pro-
provincial Y municipal en- forma do libre.
Sc vende un peso ell e1smplaf. FL. 81 Dbre.