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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05
Buckets, Attention.

Not reporting for duty Mt the fro this
morning you are hereby ordered to de.
posit the extreme limit Of Guc. Your
apparatus, all painted n flaming red.
hal not grnccd the town As hours when
its use wns inpcratiycly demanded.
Your foreman vas there withou, n com.
mnnd. and regrets the lack Of discipline
shown by veterans. Yun had every in.
ccn,iyc to prompt and vigorous action.
The morning bright. mir hracing, mcr-
curry only at zero aud n widows house
ia flames. Don't 10 IL again or a buck
oi-hcad court.mnrtisl will be ordered.
G. G. wARSEp, Foreman.
Elko, November -. 1886.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
BALMAOUNDI.

Lorenzo West is in town from his
ranch on North Fork.
George Crocker, who was down from
Ogden n couple Of days. returned last
evening.
The Chief Of the Bucket-Brigade de.
liveTs n curtain lecture to the delin.
Iueut high-privates, in another col
umn.
Ex-senator VIM. NJ. Stewart, who
came up from the West and remained
here Monday, departed for Idaho. via
Ogden. last evening.
Miss Mile Spires, daughter of the
late g. d. Spires Of Austin. was mar
rIed at Woodland. California, Il few days
age, to Mr.. {. l., La Rue Of Sacra-
nrntO.
Miss Helm Bruce. of Redwing. Min
n%csUtn. received IA teachers certificate
from Supt. Of Schools G. W. Grover to-
day, the young lady having passed u
very successful examination.
Potter Ashes racing stable. consist
ing Of six horses. was sold Saturday a,
TIA" Bay District Park. Guenn went
to H,g.in for 5000, Bpnnettc lie Clay
pole for $4,000, the remaining four
brought 81 200.
The San Frsncis:o Mint employs at
present 800 hsuls. 1t is the lagvst in
the world, having a coinage capacity
tS;ce that Of Philadelphia and thrice
that OF the English mint.
The Addison. Torck, and Santa Fe
Railroad Company practically anuouu-
ccs that it las drcilcI on its extension
to Ch.,nsu. aud that it will commence
construction 1t an early date.
Saturdays Whit" Pine News says:
rs Ne are ready to 90 to- press, We learn
tia; an import nj stIik" has been made
in the Arsu, iaimc. They have been
getting ut it FOR several days. u.t il was
only yesterday that it opened cut. OF
ii, size VT arc Rot advised, n, the man.
nGemcn; theIn-cl,~, 10 not yet know.
The attention u' ouy readers J., d.rec-
ted TO the advertisement Of Muuu ~ Co .
patent solicitors. in another column.
Their nuD.c is familiar 10 p.tcutecs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05
A Playful Time all Round.

4 few nights since an old fellow went
into n saloon in this city and remarked
that he proposed to play with the boys
a little. He opened the game by play
fully Shaping young fellow on the
face. The young nan seemed to enter
into the spirit of the sport, for he jo-
cosely hit the old fellow on the jaw,
breaking it in two places. Then tho
other iRcetiously tied his jaw up in II
sling and the doctor, in n burst OF hi
larity charged him S25.-CarsUn APP
peal.
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Now Barber Shop.

The front room of the new building
on the "Old Giblin Corner" which has
been in %Scourse of reitting for use as ,g
barber shop, was completed to day. anil
taken possession of by ]. Bloom, the
tonsorial artist, who is now prepared t o
receive his patrons in the new. pleasant
and handy quarters. The old corner Is
one of the very best business stands in
town, aud being now fitted mp ncatly
and costly, is nc less attractive han
convenient.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05
A FIRE THIS MORNING.
Another stoye-pipe gone wrong.

\ feeble alarm Of fire uLDut t O'Clock
this morning attracted the attention Of
only the few early birls who were
abroad at that hour in starch Of meta
ph"ricrl worms, and not until some
time after the flames were discovered
did notice Of an impending couhrgra-
ton. reach the ears Of the frc-drpart-
mrmt. A lusty yell from the summit Of
ficty Hill however. quickly brought the
slumhcring jnkrys to their fee. and in
t" heir boots. Instantly diving to the
machine both the Hooks and buckets
were quickly upon the scene of alarm
and would quickly have SOU Ichel the
dc%youring element had the aforesaid
element been in the net of d]cvouriug
anything particular at that timc-but it
wasn't.
The plain unyarniShcd facts were
that the residence "tihc widow Lane at
TIE foot Of Piriy Hill ooh fire between
the cloth ceiling and the roof from a
defective stove pipe, mud there
hing no bell. gong or lcathcr-lung.
81 p.r.on handy, the thing
had TO smoke away while the porily
lady nsccndcl the hill to the residence
- Mr., Jno. l. Bradley and persuaded
that gentleman 10 heller. lie also
walked down. kicked a hole in the roof,
chUck,d in a fry-pnn Of wafer, and the
thing was done-and the whole fire de-
pnrimcnt is awful mad at him for doing
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CHaIsTIks At HooTES's.

There will hc hilarious c~arryings.on
nj IIoutcn'H place on South Fork on
Christmas ,day--n shooting match for
turkeys and "sich." aud n granl bail
il the evening. Everybody, his unclcs
aud his cousins mud his nuuts i cor
daily invited 10 take par, on the joy
Gus occasion shnrp.Ehooicrs and terp-
sichorcnn shorps not barred.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Governor John l.. liputt. Chairman
Of the firRt National Cattle Convention
Mt st. Louis, gives an unqualified en-
dorscmcnt Of the movement Of the cnt.
tlcmcn in fnvoE of stock yarls in st.
Louis. lie says it only requires n I'M
ion of range interests to make il n sue
cess. involving nm increase Of SO to
SljN head TO producers, without in-
crcasing the price to consumers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

The Farewell Social given last even.
ing 10y the members Of the Occidental
Soircc Ciupto the ladies Of the Bradley
families and those Of W. T. Smiths
who were about to depart for California
10 remain during the Wiutor-was n
very pleasant gathering OF friends. who
were present 10y invitation. Some
twenty couples assembled Mt the Gem
Hotel ptriurs. anil at $50 o'clock, the
neat dining having been cleared
for the purpose, the music struck up
aud nil joined in the opening march,
after which dancing began, in the ma
zcs OF which everybody enjoyed them
selves until about an hour past mid
night. when. with warm lcnyc.ilkingS
aud mutual good wishes the assembled
company broke mp and retired to their
respective homes. we'll pleased with the
evenings cujoymenis.
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From Mondays DaiIy.l
RALMAGUNDI.

The new ire-bell will be swung up in
a tower to be shortly crested upon the
plaza.
MIR. J. =. Smith has received his
Commission rs Postmaster at this place
aud will take charge Of the Office about
the first of next month.
George ". Peliicr L Co.'s big teams
arrived TO day from Tuscarora with ten
% of ore, Cor shipment to the r.duc-
ton works at Sandy, Utah.
Thomas McMnnis has entered suit in
the Filth District Court. in Lrnder
county, against Lincoln county, for the
sum OF $4,000 bonds and interest. and
S1,9T on unpaid interest, making Il to-
tai of $3I,GI7.
Win. Cowan. who assaulted Gleason
with u knife at Wells. IL few days ngo,
aud who pleaded guilty to- the inlet.
ment of assault with intent TO kin"
was taken to Carson by Sheriff ktwcIl.
Yesterday, to serve u term OF four Years
IN the State prison.
Clements who murdered Gordon in
Kansas last Tuesday is pronounced 70
have been insane from religious excite
mcGt when he c. united the terrible
deed. Two others are reported in Il
similar condition from the same cause.
II these latter gentlemen Will also cut
i" few Threats for CAris,'s SAKE, 1t may
have the Elect Of reviyiug the ancient
method Of cyangeliziug.
Tie Una,illa Il .,crvttion will 500
he thrown open for settlement. the In
dIrms NJ las; having agreed To- take land
IN srycrnl'y. Thr reservation & IL
taiua 2Gj 900 acres Of the finest Ia | on
the Pacific Coast. After the Iu#Iuus
have taken land in scycrllty there will
hr "a balance of about liD.0JJ ncrrs.
aud this will be sold to actr.l settlers.
The suit OF Lady Campbell for n Ii
wore" from her husband. Lord Coin
Campbell, now GA t.iul in London. il
presenting To- In" public a visw Of d.
mr-'ic hgh-Iifv both appalling aud dis.
quoting t. the last degree. The foul
particulars OF this ntuseutius case,
should. like physical coutrgcon. be
q"Dnreu,iucl. il order that public morals
might be protected against outrage AMI
dcbauchcry.
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Card.

The relatives Of tho late Hiram Hun
ter wish through these columns to pub
licly express thanks to the kind friends
who gave ail TO them in their deep af-
Fiction. and to give assurance that tho
warm sympathy manifested by the pub
Q in the fnmily's Bereavement, is fully
appreciated.
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Advertised L,atLsr LIT. Z.

Following is a list Of the letters re-
mining in the Postollicc ut Elko, Sat-
urday, November, 81, 1856.
Cooper S a. Croaker Mrs Z,
Haley, John.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
q. III SPEoULE. p. M
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Horn & Chapman shipped Saturday
night seventeen carloads OF beef cattle
for san Francisco. Twelve Of the cars
were loaded ut Wells, three at Dccth
and two nj Battle Mountain. The
above named firm will not probably
make another shipment from this sec.
ton during tro present ycnr.
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DEPARTMENT..

Rosa Garrecht, 90; Emily Lemon. 90;
Nellie Anderson. 90; Willie Rigsby. 90:
Jennie Grant. 9s; Lena Alexander, 9S;
Edith Taylor. %, Mamie Rule. 9s;
Nellie Ainley; IS; Mabel Biggs, 9s;
Stella MayhuGh. 81; Hattie Clark, 81;
josie Hale, 97; Dora Sheehan, 90;
Charles Henderson %; Lander Taber, 81;
Birdie Dawley, %; 10y Lang 95:
Harry Keyser, 95; Johnnie Gsrrecht, 95;
Maude Carter, %; Thomas Warner, o.;
Lola Roach, %; Belle Butler. 90.
w. w. BooHER,
Teacher.
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4 fine Jack.

A nuc large jack just arrived here
from Ray county, Missouri. cnn ma ' hc
seen nj T.. yor-'s stables in the upper
part Of town. The animal. which is
ono Of the very bost in the country. was
brought ont 10y Mr.. u T.. Hooicn, and
will bc taken TO his ranch al South
Fork, where nc will bc KEEP, Tor breed
ing purposes.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Teacher.

Margaret Furey, 100; Carrie Keith 100;
Addie Garrecht, 100; Gertie Lang, 100;
Albert Atwell, 100; John Butler. 100;
Lola SHETLAND, 100; Ellen Russell. 100;
Eugene Paddock, 100; Valley Paddock,
%; Frank Sears, 9S; Morris Guldager,
SO; Jessie Keyser, 9S; Willie Russell, 81
Lizzie Yates, 90; Hannah Guldager, %;
Frank Roach, "a; Alberta Benson, Of;
Charley Keith. o.; Joe Lang, %; Alice
Bigg1, %, Paul Keyser. %; Amos
Roach, 92; Alice Atwell, %; George
Russell, 92; Matte Keith, 90; Halle
Burner, 81; Hettie Furey, 81; Hattie
Wilbert, 30.
JOSEPHINE TAYLOR,
Teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Pure New York cider vinegar 50
cents n gallon. Mt W. r. Smiths
You can buy ~ Ms Extra light Brown
Sugar ut ". =. Smiths for 81 90 cash
For cuts, bruiscs, cutsiirom bsrbed
wire. etc. use IOrsomen's Universal
Ointment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05
Death o. Mrs i. c. Parker.

The many Elko friends OF Allen G..
Parker will Ice panied on reading the
following sad notice from the Times
Review ofthc Goth instant: yesterday
morning tho spirit Of Mrs. Ida Parker,
wife Of Allen &. Parker. took its night
to another and better sphere. She hnI
been confined To- her room but n short
time md the fact OF her illness not gem
orally known, and therefore the shock
caused by the announcement uf her de-
mise was all tho more severe than
though the community were prepared
for it. Realizing yesterday moaning
that Tho d"rth angel was lowered near.
shr called the loved onos 90 the bedside
nul h,Lr them mn nflrrtionntc farewell.
and shortly after fell into an eternal
sleep. Tho husband md surviving rel
n,ivcs have the symrathics Of this com.
muni,y in their onl ction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

II IL generally conceded that moth
ing can bc saved by sending away for
goods. M NJ. Rcinhart will duplicate
Sacramento and San Francisco prices.
An examination Of goods and priccs
will demonstrate the fact.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Notice is hereby given TINT n meeting
Of the members Of the Hook and Ind.
der Company will be- held mt the office
Of L. G. Jcssup Mt y o'clock this eve
ming a fall attendance is earnestly
requested.
II. l.. EYG.E. Foreman.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Genuine New Orleans molosscs for
sale at ". r. Smiths
buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. TIA
excellent for bath or toilet.
Go TO wnbcrt's for your boots aud
shoes anl get Il square deal.
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Dslinquent List.

The list OF delinquent taxpayers to-
gether with the amounts due from each.
appears in this issue to the exclusion
Of moe interesting matter.
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lFroE Saturdays Daily.
HALMAGUNDI.

why Is the pupil of the eye always
attentivef" "Because it is under IA.
lash"
The allotment question IS causing
the british Government much trouble.
The celebrated Wilson-Moen black.
mail case is now on argument, in Bos.
ton.
inventors are turning their attention
10 devices for distributing oil upon the
water in storms at sea.
Senator Stanford is building in Wash.
inSton a 500, 900 stable for his Lors,s
and carriages.
AirS. Joe' Garducr Las gone down on
" visit to ~reltives ut Vallejo, Cal.
E1-CongrcssmHn Erasius Brooks died
at III" home on Staten Island, New York,
Thursday.
Ad'ices from Bucnos Ayres are tina,
CHOLERA is spreading from tina, locality
10 adj tGcnt :, ctivus.
According to Oscar Wide. there m.
oh'y two purely Greek things in Europr.
One Is the Venus of Milo. AMI the other
Is Aifs. LHnBtry who isn't there.
The good people Of Connection, NJ.
startled by the report that john 4
Twin ~, vI,,., 7' "''S"'l' II
four wiyc. ""'' Win
riot Mt Nm NJ. T, ''i'oH'
inc p~on.u,inr ,,r. "'r''"'
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D., "0'' 'H"' Hon. ). II.
h. D''" 'o"i""d to rs
able to nrr.,ron H.. ~
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.T ''''' sun Drought
10, ~"~' ny his s'n-ln-
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governor Of Ne" Hampshire has
eN."o'erhor Chtnry - 'Ae
maui vacant ny tn" death Of
Of that S,,,.
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Near M""tan, Dakota, Thur,iry.
'"o children were frozen to death while
out Luut,u, ,t,.r A..
WAS also fr,zen hahn, ,
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kota.
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school Report

? Following is the report Of the
Elko Public Schools for the month Of
November, 1856.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

For all kinds Of collar aud saddle
sores, uss Horsenen's Universal oint-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-05

Try onr New Hampshire PURE ma.
pie syrup at W, L. Smiths
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H. [. & j. G. BYRNE,

= Postomc address
,Eiko. Eiko coun-
~. Nevada. Range
Duck a. Brunenu
Valleys. Far mark
under bit ia right,
slit in left.
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From Fridays Daily.
UNDI.

English tourists are now shy nbou,
travelling in Ireland.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-10

do de bala en- Ia mano izquierda Dol
jose Moralss, que reSidfa en- la casa in
mediate, y acudi6 al socorro del prime
ro, que justamente por el dis habf" lie.
vado nnevo surtido de provisiones, lai
cuales sin duda quisieron realizar lot
asatantes. Estos, con revolver en- ma
no, ersn, segun Sc dice, en- ndmero de
tres, y parece que, no pudiendo realizal
su prop6sito, emprendierou "a fuga.
Mslo es que tales fazan7S, Sc inicier
en- nuestro antes tranquilo distrito mu'
nicipsl, y esperamos que los Tribunales
= Ia policis procedan como es debido,
para evitar 50 reproduction y castigar
teveramente q los autores de aquellaS.
Ell Juzgado procede con actividad y
celo."
ES un heCho COnoCidO, no solo
del pdblico en- general, sino tsmbien
de los m6dicos, que Ia Emulsion dc
Scott, como remedio para Ia tisis, escr6-
fula, raquitismo y Intermediates snSlo-
gas, no tiene igual. Sus propiedades
ssnativas y reconstituyentes son mara
vi.losas.
Por valor de tres CentavoS de
oro.-Alguien que Sc dice ser cientff
co ha descnbierto que cada tonelada de
aqua de mar contiene tres centavos de
orc. La difcultad estribs en- obtener
sufciente oro para comprar IN frasco
de Pildoras del DR.. Bloom. Tendrfa
que lacar sesenta y seis toneladas del
espumoso liquido, y para cuando aca-
bara, Sc hallsria tan extenuado que pa
ra recobrsr la fuerzs, necesitarfa tomar,
A 10 menos, ell contenido de un frasco
de Pildoras del DR.. Bloom.
NueStra marca industrial.-Ade-
mas de las palabras Lanman & Kemp,
New York, que aparecen estampadas en-
letras trasparentes en- cada hoJa del
urospecto que sirve de envoltorio q los
frascos botellas de nuestras preparA-
clones especiales, llamamos hoy Ia aten-
ci6n del pdblico hacia nuestra! !marca In
dustriaI registrada, que en- 10 sucesivo
servira de garsntia de legitimidad d
especialidades, y ain cuyo re-
quisito los articulos absjo mencionados
deber&n considerarse como fAlsi6cados.
Dicha marca industrial consiste en-
IN r6tulo angosto, blanco, en- forma de
tira, en- ell centro del cual aparecen gra-
badasa en- acero las palsbras "Msrca
industrial y, y debsjo, ell facsimile de
nuestrs firma, cuya imitaci6n consti-
tuira en- fAlsario ante la ley al que 4
clio Sc atreviere.
Ell referido r6tulo ira adherido q ca
la paquete, boteIls 8 frasco de las si-
suientes preparedness: Agua Flori-
Ia de Murray & Lanman, ZarzapArrilla
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de Bristol, T6nico Oriental, = Pildora'
de Anacahuita.
Para impedir Ia fraudulenta practices
de rellenar con lfquidos espdreos loi
envases vacfos de nuestras especialida
des, suplicamos al consumidor que des
truya ell mencionado r6tulo, y, 81 posi-
bic fuere, ell envase mismo.
Observense, sntes de comprar, las
simples Irecauciones que dejamo:
apuntadas, y Sc evitara ell eDgatio.
Lanman 3 Kemp.
Calzado.-Andr6S Bordoy tient
constantemente, en- su acreditsdo De
posito de Ia calle de San Francisco
ndmero 81, IN extenso y variado sur
lido de cslzsdo de todas clases, que
vende q precios limitadisimos.
Conseio 8 las madres. Ell lara
be Clamonte, de la sefiora Winslow, de-
bera usarse siempre cuando los nifos
padecep de ID dentici6n. Proportions
aivio Immediate al pequeno paciente;
produce un suefo tranquilo y natural,
aliviando todo dolor, y amanece ell an
CELTIC risueno y feliE. Es muy agra
daple al paladsr. Alivia al peg ue0ue-
10, ablanda las encias, cslms todo do
lor, regulariEa los intestinos, y ss el
mejor remedio conocido para la diarrea
ocasionada por 10 denticion d otra
causa.
I'm la Quincalla y Ferreteria
de Armas y Jimenez, Cruz Is, Sc VEN
den, precios sumamente baratos, lozs,
cristalerta, vidrios pianos, cordeleria,
estafio, clavaz6n de hero, bronco, CO.
bre J zinc.
Trough on Rats! N6uerte 4 los
fin Sc ha encontrado 10
que hemos ncesitado toda 10 vida!
Pidase 4 los boticarios el "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucara-
chas, moscaS y chinches.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
GoBIERNo GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
sECRKTARIA. -NEG0CIADO ~

Ell Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultra
mar, con fecha % de Enero hltlmo, y
baio el ndmero 81, comunics & este
Gobierno General 10 Real orden ST.
guiente: :,
10 D. e.) Regente del RENO, Sc ha
seryido expedir ell signiente Decreto;
ga uropuesta del Ministro de Ultra
mar oids Ia Comisi6n codifcadora de
dicbss provincias, de acuerdo con ell
Conseio de Ministries y en- uso de la
.utorizaci6n que concede { Mi Gobier-
No i articulo SO de Ia Constitution de
Il Monarquia; Vengo en- decretar 10
siguiepte: -Articulo 10 ii Codigo
de comercio de % de Agosto de 1885
vicente en- Ia Peninsula, rsgirG en- los
tePritorios jurisdiccionales de Cuba =
Pnerto. Rico, desde 10 de Mayo del Co
r,iente sfo, sin otras mod:6caciones
nns lss introducidAs en- los Articulos
ire 2ol 453, SAT, $50, $50, 798, S04,
one $40. los cuales ser&n sustituidos
nor los MISUNDERSTANDING l79. Los
Pancos podrAn emitir billetes al porta-
dor nero su admission en- las transaccio-
mes no serG forzosa. Esta libertad de
emitir billetes 81 portAdor continuart
ain embargo en- suspense mientras sub
sists 81 privilegio de que actuslments
disfruts el Banco espanol de la 1sls de
80. ,4fcnlo 0n1 Tnfacultad de emf.
tir obligaciones y ctdulas al portador
0ue se refere el pGrrAfo g. del arttculC
loo no modifcar& las concesiones he
cbas nor ell Gobierno { favor de otral
aoeiedsdes 8 Bancos conforme 81 Rea
Deereto de 10 de Agosto de lS78.-
ArtieuIo 453. El uso de las letras gi
radas de plaza & p.azs, en- 81 interior d,
las Islas de Cuba = Puerto Rico, sert
81 de sesents dias. 81 de lss letras g.
Tadss sobre Cuba 6 Pnerto-Rico desd'
las Isles costas del mar de las Anti
llssy GoIfo de Mejico y desde los Es
tados Unidos, GuAtemsls, Honduras
Nicaragua, Costa Rica y el Brasil d.
eesenta dias. En- las dem&s plazas no
veuta dies.-Articulo SAT. SerAn do
eumentos de credito Al portador part
efectos de esta Seccion, segun loI
os:-l.' Los documeDtos de credi
ira ell Estado, las Islas de Cubi
Rico, las provincias y Muni
Nsci6p, emitidos legalmen
eDsNidos por naciones ex
cotizaci6n hays sido al
81 Gobierno, { propuests
sindical del Colegio d
So Los documentos de ere
sador de empresas extranje-
Auiaaa Coz AFEeglo 1 . Leg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-10
GACETA DE HOY.

Nombrado Secretario Munici
pal de Manati D. Segundo Ro
man y Nurez, que ocupaba e! ter
Ger lugar de la terna propuesta a
efecto.
Esta vacante una de las Escri.
banias de actuaciones de Caguas
Esta vacante una de las Expen.
dedurias de efectos timbrados de
esta Capital.
Id. la Depositaria Municipal de
Trujillo-alto.
Id. la id. de Penuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-10

Va para Ia Peninsula en- Ell va
por directo, que ha fondeado hoy
en- nuestro puerto, ell ilustre Ge-
neral Fajardo, eximio caudillo y
gobernante a quien tanto debe en-
Cuba Ia causa sacratisima de la
integridad patria y del orden.
Reciba el General Fajardo
nueStro entusiasta saludo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-03-10

Ell Ministro de Ultramar, German
GamaEo.-De Real orden 10 comunicc
V. E. para 80 conocimiento.
Y puesto Ell cdmpIase por ell Excmo
Sr. Goberrador General con fecha 10
del mes proximo pasado, de su orden
Superior Sc pubIics en- Ia GacstG ofci0
para general conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, 4 de Mario de 1886. =
FL Secretario del Gobierno General,
Jose Pastor y Magdn.