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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

JrDeE GEpnEs, of Ohin, has lu- tsoaueei hll to re-estahl1sh duty on wool, apd il is simple net ot justice to the wool growers that ,he hili should pass. The manufacturers of woelcn gao3s are protee' ed, while Inc wooi growers are brought into dire ct competition with the grl al wool growing ngioas Of s'uth Ameriea and Austr lta. Tae con
 ynmer of wrcien fabrics rec ives 20
 net, from this arrangement, wh,
 r, while the wool g'ower ls grea'-
 keja,d aud thr business itself
 .n ut If existence ia the united
 ed alt for the convenience Fof Se wool mangfas,urcr, l. is scarcely meet that one man or clss. of men should be given all business advantages under our laws while another class Is driven out of busi> ness by the same law. The mountains of the worlds 1 trade are full of high peaks and | deep gulches that to American e.ti> zens can be greatly leveled up by l careful legislauon and our mauu> facturers and consumers can be brought nearer each otber without injustice or injury being done to any | one, anu this is what the larlE dis cussioa should ultimately lead to; otherwise, it becomes merely apo- litical bat in the hands of corrupt politicians for the capture of uasus pccting votes.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
NEW SERIES VOL X. NO 3.

eFai impression has hoen ,h t the
 ma,tet had not yet passed Secretary Teller's control, but, on the contrary, il appears from his statement pubs lished elsewhere. that it has been a subject for Congressional action for
 yea ard tbet he has nn further
 ',etlen 10 take in the matter.
 IL is pef entirely clear ta Hs wl,5
 the assignment hy the TcSa 2, Paciae
 eompahS of lands which they hed
 ecvei esrs'~i, to 'he < .nthern Pacific
 o,an ,sny A Aea'd relieve Secretary
 Teller from his dee lsien as 'a whe h.
 CT tl.e land, in question bad hcea
 forfeited bV the Tex 'S> Pacihe com
 parry; nar ls il q',l'c clear te us why
 Congress Saonld aavo anytri 2 to do v iih the a.Sisnmeal business or wi,h any asSignmeet h;ISiness moro than ,o declare the lands opea 10 settle,
 mcn, when Secretary Telle' indi, ea;vs that the eontr.ct with the Tcxas, PaciAc company has not been fa'tllled and is void. Congress shout kaow nothing Ant Us contract with ihc Texa>-rsc'he; it should he influenced hv no other considera, toa; and Aet 1t looks as taough Teller, and Congress too, were tak- ing into accaunt euiYely ex,FaneoNs and substituting them for the real facts tha, should sleno h considered It iS to he hops'i that the E neral Impression which has ] bcea sen. abroad that Secretary Tel> | Ter tayols the cause of the people ! and that Congress has ouly HOW to declare the lands open to settlement $ tue, but the Post article makes il ,npear that there IS a question-a 'ery serious questiun-as to what Congress will do and that Secretary Teller will do nothing at all.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
| rrw mlles above lown {

4 FEW miles above town on Suit g.ysr i..s-- Indian reservation occue py ing same fifty square nils os as rns agiicul ural lands as lies wlthia tie county limits, and g.is reserva- ton is occupied by aP Indsan pnpu iation of act mora than l5o. ola apa young, and yS(aauht whether there is rca,ly loo of population. These Indians actually aeeupy and use less than one secnoa of lanI for farming purposes while all the remainder, apely situated for irrigation au col tiyatlon. lies waste that the enter- prise of white man dales not touch,
 These Indians originally belonged eu the Maricopa reservation, on the Gila, where there is now, and was then, vastly more land than all the Indians On 1t can use. The setting aside of reservation On the Salt River of fifty square miles for this handful of Indians was either miserable and ignorant hluRder on the part of some oae, or it Was a scheme to keep settlers of these lands. There could have been no real necessity for the formation of this reservation. So far as the In- dlans on it are concerned it is entire, lY superfuous. So far as it size compared with the number of In> -dians occupying it is concerned, it Is a simple outrage. It should te abolished and opened up to settle fnent by the present Congress. The Gila reservation has vastly more land than the Indians on it and th SC on the Salt River reservation can  use. But if these Indians are to stay on the Salt River. then We say give each head of Q family 160 acres; give each young buck over twenty>one years of age leo acres and throw the remainder open to settlement and there will be not less than thirty.fve square miles Of land left for the white settler, that will be improved and add to lhe wealth, aind commerce, and white population cf our county. We would respectfully say to the Interior Department give the white man cLance2
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
ARIZONA CANA

which had ifs origin al meeting held in ihis city about q year since. and which resulted in the organiza- tion of the Arizona Canal O., of which Hon. Clark Churchill was elected president, and Messr,. D. w. Kales and w. A. Hancock directors. The capital stock of the company was fixed at s5OO,00o. In May of
 this year Mr. Murphy, president of the new bank of Phoenix, and a large stockholder in the canal ,began n breaking ground, and the work has been prosecuted vigorously ever since One day last week, by invi~ tation of Messrs. Churchill and Murphy, your correspondent accom- panied them on tour of inspection of the canal. Our objective point was where the Verde river emptics
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
a. ESTATE
 For Sale ar to Rent

 FJNHE NaPTH VAST \ OF sEc s,T. l \, R. two r1lia- .e E. Ci hoe nix; with a4e vRflr eat n the G,and , anal, Price t& S,iss
 T7UE $ ". s-of SIC fs,T.l N,R.aFz A six nile -i Hanix' trie ,ss H,A03. sTHEN, sac q Ta N, R. } E i; fO MiAa ..f f. ig, with wafsr right in the ie, 'S;a Ctass. GECTfQN f9 E. miles N4sOuthea~t cf lem a. sttit Waicr Figfis in the temue Na3-2l, ialeut on faVeF- able terms fir V1 t- three svarf' Y OTIS 2, i AST tffG :, SIT UATED k Lon Wa@air4ir s~ n the city or . hoenix, Cheap cash.
 = ECTIoN s Z |. E.; New - landi to req ..- .-ssa- asle torp,s with water
 TWEED < HANG OK.
 Office, Ws2hiustog St. puGAly A.T ',
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

ACCORDING to statement of the Washington Post, winch we publish elsewhere, if the people of the south vest are opposed lo the railroad companies' securing the Texas Pas ctfc land grant, it will be necessary
 for them to mako that fact known to Congress. In the excerpt from the F,ss, one would draw the inference that It is an impression of. Secretary Teller that the people who should be most interested in this land busi- ness, are indifferent as to tho results. Now, the facts in the matter are, if we understand It, that the people Of inc southwest bavc not thoroughly
 nndarsfond ,'lc Situtiion The gem
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
RAgpnoLpfs statRe of Liberty will lhe erected on Bedloe's island, in New York hars or.

TaE makeup tf tte new Ways and Means Committee, s'f the linpse, has led to ,he very general opinion that new move will he made ia 'he sarlG business, Tae iaraG fpr-'ev,, nae ouly rrop',si;ien dea'. g town Nisa e large Dor ion oi the Demo- cratic party, aaa Aith another s''s' larg pat free trade w''l''' i" There seems 10 be but one tariff proposition that will give lhe ma jsgi,y os.that party satisiea loa evd, unfortunately flr that nai 'ri'y, the Republican party alrca Y eceepies the ground.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

TOMBSTONE, Dee, eG,-The puGips in the Contention aad Grand Cen trai mines are handling the water easily, and the work Of sin ing ia the main shaft is progrt ssing rapid> ly. Every body is juoilAnt and the town is evidently on tle eve of Il boom
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
into the Salt, about 2s miles from Phoenix Hele it is that the
CANAL pKnoecmEs,

CANAL pAH0UCHES,
 and for fourteen miles the line is
 being opened by q gtng of at least five hundred hardy sons of toll,
 That your readers may Farin some
 idea of the immeasity cf the under
 taking. I will state that ths canal is
 00 feet wide on top, 3a feet at the
 bo'iep, With slone of abou; is to
 1, The v>inme of Water carried in such q channel l., d. yeu can see, enermeus. 1le total length of the canal is aAont @ miles. By Oe'eAer next a5 miles will have Aeea e,,nl, pletetl, md the water will ne turned into the canal In ils course the canal passes through as fac body of land as eAH Is found ou the coat the greater portion tf 1t beiag om> braced in ab ,al eiShly's etlons of caF@AGleri .esl l,r0wa a the Marieopa Iadlan heservaiian, which Is occupied by aheut 1Se Indians, wl,o have never cultivated more than 60 acres al tall, Kapwsag that yonr paper is always
 FOR THIS PgorLn,
 ! ask that you sasg,sl 10 ,ha Hon. Granville Oury,nur representative at ellington, aNs h. take same t, ps to have lh SC lrzf, loaaag, vasa> bonds, who now " ths lnereh of progress and the Geve;epm. nt of the county prayi iel far in same hanar, able way, ard have this immeuce tract of land thrown opca to pre- einptian by white cmlgFanss. If l these reseSva'lans can be epened i up 10 sei'lem,nt 1t IS noi haz .Fding 1 ;he truth 'o state ta;'; ny ih2 begin ing of the next century the Sail river valtey will contain pepula- t!oa of 10a,0e0 souls, Mark yon I lo not favrr W eStirg this laul from ihem hy fraud or force, but if neeees> sary purchase it from them and ihea declare il government domain, The possibilities of this great valley IS an agricultural section are im~ IT. nense, and should be utilized, Mere enoG. fLRR9IAN,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
TuG HOME ON THEEAR R,f.

A correspondent oi the Ettfal Jouraa! writes as follows concern iag homes in hia state Iowa and there are few thoughts that should
 reach the citizens of ali seetions of the Co untry. We g,ve the entire communication
 II there Is any enc thing we de~ size above another, in connection with the agricultural interest of our state. it is this-we wat tp see the real home, as il < possible to be on every farm in h va We arc well aware, and thjs too fem forced tx pcrieucc, tla, tke farm home, sthe rural d al hone. cannot enGae ;u u day or a year. Thai man who g.. g uls new ii, ce of laui wilhuu, means enaugh to make siaa!l first payment, aud then tn build hiei small and rude hou 'e, and perhaps means enough left ta buy his tes:n q few farm tools, cannot be expected to have, at the start, the home that would attract the eye of the passing stranger, Time must be facsor in evolviig that ideal home. We can not help feeling like taking eff our hat to the brave aud mobile nature of such . iilau, who starts out with such odds against hiIn, hu: who, nevertheless, has in his big heart, and level head, the future home on that quarIer section of land.
 But what we want to say k . word of encoura cement and persuasion to all such men, and to those who we got on some years from that rude beginning, We want to whisper in their ears, to keep that dear home ever In mind Resist anl repal the temptation 10 seek to get more acres at the expense of the good home, and intelligent, cultured children. Do not be afraid to use any spare money in making improvements and beautfiy ing the home and it's sur fonndings. It does seem to us there is no state where, in a few years, such grand, beautiful, hnmtlike homes can Ge made as right here in Iowa. Plant orchards; put out trees for shade and ornament; get these growing IS soon as possible. Think we'll and long before you build your new house, and plan it well, SO as to make It convenient, cosy and inviting, Plan so as to save steps fir he queea of that very home where you are to live and reign freer, prouder, happier and nohler than any king on earth. 0hi the thousand of possible, happy, lovely homes I can see in Iowa.
 One of the main, yes, the princi- pal reason why VIC are so partial to the dairy aud s:ock interest, Is be. cause, iu our judgment ,hsre Is no other line Of farming that l.aIs so surely to the re ilizat'on of the real home, the true farm home us dairy Ing and stock raising
 This for several rcasons; In the first place tho income Is almost ab solutcly sure. End, if is also, if wisely folio we'd, better paying as rule. Srl, it always increases the intelligence of those engaged Tn it. 4th, it leads to tidy aud tasty habits and regularity and system in busi> ness. It cultivates honesty and q regard for the rights ot others. l wish I could place upon paper the home have in my mind, that IS possible to be made on almost every quarter section of land in Iowa.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
FAST HORSE SOLD.

SAN FRANcisoe Dec. t7,-J, CalrRe Simpson has said the fast four-year>old horse Autecs to a Santa Rosa stock company far $1o tn0
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

The Prince of Bulgaria, the most insignificant of European soverelgus a young man of twenty-six, who never commanded regiment in the field, possesses fhirty>seven decorae tions, a great many ot them of a high order and originally intended only Tor those who had distinguish d lhelnsn.Nes l,a actinr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10
SECCION OFFICIAL.
G0BIERN0 GENERAL
DE LA
ISLA DE PUERTO-RrC0.

Neq0ciadode Obras P15licas, CoHstrac-
Clones cioilss, moRtes y minaS. -
Cncak1r. - ObraS PablcaS MuHl-
cipa'es.
Ell articulo 80 de la Ley municipal
impone a los Ayuntamientos la obllga-
cidn de componer Y co2servar los Ca
minos veciuales de sus respectivas jn-
risdicciones, vel IS de la citada Ley CON
cede q las mismas Corporaeiones la i'd
cultad de imponer d los pneblos la pres
taci6n personal, como un anxllio para
fomentar las obras ptblicas locales de
toda especie.
Sc desprende de aqui la imprescin-
dible necesidad de que en- los presu-
puestos municipales Sc consignen los
creditos snfcientes para atender las
obras pdblicas que fgnran en- los pla
nes correspondientes, y con especiali-
dad a las Was de COMMUNICATION, que
son los medios que mas eficaz y direc-
tamente infuyen en- el fomento de la
riqueza general del pats.
Oonsiguados estos creditos obligato-
rios por la Ley, Sc hace precise que las
Corporaciones popnlares, inspirandose
en- las verdaderas necesidades locales,
presten priucipalisima atencion y cul-
dado en- que dichos creditos Sc invier-
tan efcazmente y en- la proportion de-
bida, EN- los caminos vecinales que sean
de su cargo, con estricta sulecl6n las
disposicioues sobre la materia, y espe-
cialmente d las prescripciones content
das en- ell Reglamento econ6mlco- -adml-
nistrativo del ramo, en- ell case en- qne
los Ayuntamientos hayan impuesto al
vecindario la prestaci6n personal, en-
concepto de auxilio d los recursos gene
rales de los mismos.
Deciiido como estoy d prestar pre-
ferente atenci6n q todo 10 que d obras
pdblicas Sc retiere, como principal ne
cesiiad 1el pals, he de procurar, por
cuantos medios est6n d mi alcance,
mejorar las Was de communication.
A este efecto, y con el Tin de &C
nocer con precision ell estado en- que
Sc halla el importantisimo servlclo de
obras phblicas municipales, los Alcal-
des de la lsla Sc servirau remitlr en- el
pre- iso termino de un mes, d coatar des-
lie esta fecha, un estado expressive de
las obras que estan a cargo de los res
pectivos municipios, seghn los planes
aprobados, de los recursos d elias des-
tinados, en- ell actual ejerclcio, y de las
cantidades invertidas; asi como de las
votadas y recaudadas por el concepto
de prestaci0nes; con cuyos datos podrt
aprrviar por el momento ell cello de los
Alcaldes y Aynntamientos desplegadc
en- este asunto, que cuidare de inspec-
cionar y comprobar oportunamente, con
ocasi6n de la vista que pienso girar d
los pueblos de la Isla, exigiendo la res
ponsabilidad consiguiente, 81 por des-
gracia observase alguua negligencia q
falta por parte de aquellos que estan
encargados inmediatamente de velar
por el mejoramiento de este importan,
tisimo servicio.
Puerto-Rico, 5 de Diciem5re de 1884
LUIS DABAN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10
REMITIDO.
DE JUNCOS.

Segtn nos escriben de Juncos, el
Ayuntamiento lie adeuda al Professor de
la Escuela elemental los sueldos de
cinco meses, mas las asignaciones para
alquiler de casa y gastos de escritorio.
81 es un hecho notorio qae ell citado
Professor cumple estrictamente con sus
deberes, como lie han reconocido dife-
rentes veces el Sr. Inspector del Dis
trito y la Junta local, no comprende-
mos cual sea la causa que tenga aquella
Corporation para demorarle So sueldo,
mientras que ha venido pagando men,
sualmente los de otros funcionarios y
cubriendo otras atenciones no tan pc
rentorias.
Llamamos la atenci6n del senior Al
calde acerca de este punto, y no duda-
mos que muy pronto arbitrara los re
cnrsos para satisfacer aquella necesidad
del buen servicio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10
LA ESTUDlANTINA ESpANOLA.

Toda vez que un peri6dico To-
ca, ha dado la noticia de hallarse
entire nosotros ell representante
de la tan ponderada Estuadianti.
ma Espanola, que ha recorrido la
mayor parte de las Capitales de
Europa y continia hamando la
atenci6n de los paises americanos,
con objeto de abrir un abono en-
la culta ciudad de San Juan, pa
recenos muy oportuno trasladar
a nuestras columnas Ia siguiente
relaci6n que tomamos de La las
traction Espaaoia. Por ella Sc
vera ei entusiasmo CON que son
recibidos en- todas parties nuestros
compatriotas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10
Don Francisco Bdst6n q Cort6n,
Comisario de Ia quie6ra dc
Don Leonardo IgdraUidez.

al ptblico haeo saber: que en- Ia segunda
secci6n de los antos de la quiebra del citado
Igaravidez sobre administration venta de
frutos, Sc ha dispuesto poner pGblica subasta
los siguientes:
285 sacos de azdcar blanca centrfngada
de L. tasados 4 So el quintal.
so bocoyes de ron prueba 22s 122 los 100
gslones.
II idem. idem. idem. o. $21 idem.
IL idem. idem. idem. 24s S19 idem,
Cuyo remate tendrs efecto ell dia once del
actual las dos de la tarde en- ell Local que
ocupa la Sociedad Anonima de Credito Mef-
cantil sdvirtiendose que Sc adrnitiran ofertas
por Totes pequehos tanto de azdca como do
ron, siendo entendido que para el que COM
pre- ell ron quiera tambien q embase, sbons-
ra diez pesos por cada uno de los nuevos y
ocho por cada uno de los usados.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto-Rico, tres
de Diciembre de mil ochocientos ochenta y
cuatro.- Francisco Bsston.--El Escribsno,
Jose Mari, Sanjuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10
Fslicitamos 4 la expresada Jun
ia, y no deseamos sino que cont
nde con el mismo entusiasmo.
Telegramas via Habana.

Lo mas importante que nos
dan 4 conocer los telegramas via
Habana que hemos recibido es IN
extracto del Tratado de Concrete
con los Estados- Unidos, y la fayo-
rabilfsima opinion del Heratdacer
ca del mismo. Este colega elogia
con entusiasmo q nuestro Gobier-
no y asegura que ell Tratado abre
una era de progreso y bienestar
para nuestras Antiilas.
Sc esta gestionando otro Trata-
do con el Canada y Cuba y Puer-
Rico.
En- Toledo seguian ocurrien 10
iltimamente algunos casos de co
lera, muy pocos por fortuna.
Por ell contexto de los despa-
cos Sc comprende que las precau
clones que ha tornado el Gobierno
contra aquel azote, aislandolo, no
dejaran de ser eficaces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10
GACETILLAS.
Casa de salud. "san Luis

Casa de Salud. "San Luis,"-
Sc nos participa per medic de atenta
circular, entire otras cosas, que por
venta que ha hecho ell DR.. D. Ca
lixto Romero Cantero, conduefio que
era de la acreditada Casa de Salud
San L0ts, Ia sido adquirida la pro-
piedad del Establecimiento por los
doctores D. Francisco del Vale Atiles,
D. j. e. Barbosa y d. Jose Gomez
Brioso.
Sc nos participa sdemas que acaban
de introducirse en- la Casa grandes ven
tajas una de elias, y notable, es la insta-
Iaci6n de una enfermeria para mujeres.
La familia que desee suscribir una sir
vienta no tendra que pagar entrada; le
bastard satisfacer la Quota mensual de
I'm mes. A la expresada circular
acompahan los Reglamentos d que de-
ben sujetarse los suscritores y suscri-
toras & la Casa de Salud Saa Luis.
A la par que celebramos las refor-
mas de que ha sido objeto la misma,
damos gracias d los Sres. Vale, Bar
bosa Gomez Brioso por Ia atenci6n
que han usado con nosotros al enviar-
nos Ia circular d que nos hemos referi-
DO.
I'm honor de Nuestra Setaora de
la Providencia.- muY respectable
Sr. Dean, Padre Agnsti, ha tenido la
bondad de enyiarnos un programa del
Novenario y festas que han de tener
lugar en- Ia Santa Iglesia Catedral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10
Don Jose de Armas y Jim<nsz,
,Juez de primerG I,astancia
del DiStrito dc C0tedral dc
esta Ciud0d.

Por el presente al pdblico hago saber: gas
en- la deInsnda ejecutiva segu'da por el Pro-
cursdor D. Jose C. SchrSder apoderado de
Bozzo Ear en- iquidaci6n contra d. Jorge
Nicolay vscino j del Comercio de Vieques 90
, cobro de pesos, Sc ha dispuesto en- auto Do
este dia Ia venta en- pdblica subasta de los te-
rrenos que le fueron embargsdos, cuyos in-
ventarios tasaciones constan establishments
en- la Escribania del que refrends , en- Ell jug
gado Municipal de Vieques, fin de qne que.
dan enterarse de ellos, los que 10 deseen, seas-
Iandose para que tenga efecto dicho rsmats,
simnltaneamente en- este Juzgado y en- 81 Mn-
nicipal antes dicho, el diez y siete del pr6ximu
mes de Diciembre 4 las doce, advirtisndose
que no Sc admitiran posturas que no cubran
las dos terceras parties de 90 avaldo.
Dado en- Puerto Rico, 4 veinte y custro Do
Noviembre de mil ochocientos ochenta y cua.
tro.-Jose de Arm ,s.-El Escribeno, jos
Maria Sanjuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10

ca Y los de las Marianas y de Jol6 en-
0ceania.
Reglameuto para la ejecucidn de la
ley del Registro Civil.
FL 10 del corriente, segdn hace pd-
blico ell Estado Mayor, Sc reunira en-
esta plaza el Tribunal de examenes de
mdsiccs de l', "a y 3d. clase.
Acuerdo de la Andiencia relative
q la Real Orden sobfe ell derecho de
los establecimientos de Beneficencia a
litigar como pobres, hecha extensive d
estas islas y a las filipinas.
Comenzaran ell : de Enero pr6ximo,
Gu Ia An liencia, los eiercicios de opo-
sici6a al Registro de la Propiedad de
Aguadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-10
BATTALION INFANTERA
De VALLADOL.ID
L. de Iinea.

Hallandose vacantes en- Ia Charanga de este
Battalion dos plazas de mdsico de 2.s clase y
cuatro de 81, Sc hace publ co por medic de Ia
"Gacets Official" de la isla para que los que %
consideren con aptitud para clio y desesn ocu-
parlss, se presenter en- esta Ciudad de Maya
gtisz en- ell cuartel que ocupa 81 Battalion, 81
dia % Del corriente mes para ser examinados,
tsniendo entendido que los pretendientss Las
plazas de q. deben ser cornetin bajo los
de 81 seran clarinetes, hautin q tercerola, cor
netin bombardino.
AL propio tempo hallandose igualmsnte va-
cante en- Ell espresado cuerpo Ia plaza de cor
meta mayor, Sc hace pdblico para que los que
SO cream con aptitud sufciente para clio %
presenter el mismo dia % con objeto de ser
examinados; debiendo hacefse presente que
los que 10 soliciten deberan precisamente To-
ner nociones de masics.
Mayagtiez, de Diciembre de 1684.--Ei
Teniente Coronel Comandsnte g. Jefe, Ro-
berto Garcia.
v.B.-El Coronel Teniente Ooronsi l..
Jefe, Lopez Ballesteros. LAG