Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

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that is wanted is for us the Castillons, and
more, those who are sojourning in court,
TO drink good aloha, in the place of the bad
that the Madridans used when entered their
city in parenthesis the court that filed
Valladolid. But all may be by Gods will.
and ! pray you will not again interrupt me,
if you wish this to be concluded we'll and
soon."
LAS for me, will not open my lips"
said Master Villabol.
"Since say the same, go on" concluded
the Senior Juan Rufo.
And Master Espinel continued to read as
follows
81 Firstly we order that all the persons of
this art assist to have alaJeria choice causent to
put m store at \ an de saver to make by his per-
SOD The footing of the said ALOHA if not called
suiilcient for the salty of the drinkers no IL
cence.
y. And to you we order that the footing of
the ALOHA, instructed to be good and well made
10 carry and have in each two acumbres of
water quartillo of honey and to this proper
ton until ends of making the said footing, max
ing each day four acumbres of water, and half
acumbre of honey, until the jar is filed. When
It is not SO made they will be on pain of losing
what they make, losing the materials, and
more, five hundred maravidis OF penalty on
information to the Judge of the Chamber.
FOR nayor we order further that to make this.
a taiego of spices of quantity of a quarter of
cinnamon aud an ather of pepper, TWO ounces
OF nutmegs, two of cloves, more or less Gypsum
ground in mill. And in bag to be of linnen
and each jar TO have bag, on penalty of six
hundred maravedis and 10 be deprived Of the
privilege OF business.
''3. And we order TO you that no one aloJero
after OF making the footing as goes TO say with
the things necessary he may not sell 10 any
other aloxero for that they abase making ALOHA,
on pain OF six hundred marayedis if proved and
to bedeprived of business.
4, And we command you that no one AlaJero
may place neither have more than one shop in
this Court or outside of il for setting ALOHA for
having more it may not serve we'll aud it is
necessary that the present master shall see they
change, that the ALOHA conforms 70 the weather
And tnese stores aid in being separate and with
coal cellars and if they will do contrary shall
lose their materials
IAN of which said ordinances with the pains
and conditions. In these contained and
declare they are necessary and convent
form that it is necessary and suplieate
the Supreme Council of his majesty. These we
sign and confirm and acknowledge in Madrid
the twelfth day of the month of August of six
teen hundred and eleven years-Franco davila
Franco aIyeraZ-Po fernandez de villabol-
Eco sanchez
Il am fortunate, Master Villaboin-re-
turning to him the papers-"and all the
drinkers of ALOHA that his Majesty (whom
Goa preservel may approve such ordi-
nances so well written and disposed, and
50 Will give you my congratulations be-
fore hand.n
Il say the same" added the ex-solicitor
for the King, Don Philip II, and more,
since ! see the business will go through in
haste, since it is already signed by Fran
CISCO Davila, and, if my memory does not
dRn6lvp m : q n,I Sniicirnr of d
and Supreme Councils"
'lti Is true, Senor Caballero," answered
the owner, that these things may have to
be hurried bef)re they are failure. We
only want solicitor. and God will pro-
vide him, or little influence my compan-
ions will have, who live retired and rich.
since they will be commissioned to seek
one of note and ability"
1T appears to me, friend, that you are
astute in following the art and catch me
young, added the master Espinel. II
pray you will take me as an apprentice,
Tor would gain more than with the let.
tiers, and thus will opine nv companion.
since neither he, with his -4ustreadG and
MS Apothegms, and yet with his Procurer,
neither |, with my casa de la nlemorid, and
my lyric verses, will leave whips and gsl.
leys as forced people. But" he added, ris-
ing and looking at the street with great at
tention, IF my eyes do not deceive me, the
Senor Miguel de Cervantes, our great friend,
is passing by. Call TO him, master
will be glad to see him and his companions
with u.s."
Il will do it," answered the master, start
ing for the street. ''Senor Cervantes is one
OF my old patrons from Valladolid."
PART ".
on already may see the three gentle
men following me" said Master Villabol,
entering his shop again, still holding the
paper in mis- hand.
My dear old friend" burst out Espinel,
rising and embracing the lnimitable Ger
vantes.
You in the court ?" he replied, joyfully
responding to the affection that had wears
been shown him when by vituperation
was killed at its publication, his NdrcS de
Oregon. And you, also, my good Senior
Juan Rufo,'' he added to him, who was
reaching for Ceryantes with both his hands.
Here we are, old and dear friend. Set
brought for these gentlemen" said the
good, although also unfortunate author of
the poem, La AuStriSda.
The Senor Captain Juan de Urbina has
been good, responded Ceryantes, taking
seat al the table with his two companions
of his walk. iSince to him l owe the
great occasion of saluting any two best
friends, the Master Espinel and the Senior
Juan Rufo Gutierrez"
Il congratulate myself for this, since you
well know the interest take in gentlemen
of letters, said the Secretary of the great
Fihberto de Saboya.
And in me, although man of letters"
added Counselor Vascoucelos.
GsSiraa oil II.
reading of certain ordinances said Es-
pinel, upon the mode and form of max
ing good aloja and of selling it, and of this
you have much to learn. Senior Counselor,
as well as the Senor Hidalgo Cervantes,
with Us, and the Senior Captain"
''It would be useful 10 know, and to
remember" said the counselor.
Willingly and with all interest" added
the Senior Juan de Urbina, as he was re.
fishing the drink that was brought in three
brilliant mugs to the new corners by the
young waitress. What place are you
from, good woman?" he continued, ad-
dressing the plump young woman.
DE Valdeastillas Senor, may il please
God and your highness."
The face of Cervantes, the nance sdao,
colored somewhat as he looked at her, and
smile played around his delicate lips.
planned, saying:
"Honored as few, although the young
woman is CASTELAR,, and though she has
five hundred maravedis a year salary,
clothes and maintenance, she well deserves
more"
Il desire to make proposition, sir
host, replied the Counselor Vasconcelos,
ito see those ordinances which Senior Espi-
mel has spoken of, for have made writ
ing which have with me- and he took il
out. by this San Joaquin, eight days
since my friend, the rich Eduardo Alfonso
3 Bustamente, retired alojeIa, and who is a
neighbor of mine in the suburb of the
Aguas, at that date left for the country of
Canillas to cultivate great farm that he
possesses there. ] have always been init
mate with him, and would like to read
them, for if my friend has no other ordi-
nances | will present them, with my petit
ton, before the Council of his Majesty