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

pe weli TO read the petition to these gentle
| men, who have taken great interest in the
| ordinances, and they merit to hear the
petition written by your worship; il should
| drop pearls when the paper is extended; if
! am not deceived it is exceptional"
Since, nevertheless. it is outside of
| Toledo or of Barbadillo," replied Vascon-
! celos. Come here, since the writing will
read with pleasure, TO hear the authorized
opinion of this Congress
{! And taking the paper he read in a clear
voice, with clerical tone, the following
! Very powerful Senor-Fuldno de tai.
Here will the Senior Davila put his name,
rupting the reading. He already knows
that" continued the Counselor, in name
of Pedro Fernandez Villsboi, Diego Ls-
renEo, ETC., alojeros OF this Court. for them
and for the other alojeros herein, that
| moved by worthy and good zeal, and for
the common good, in respect 10 the ALOHA.
| that is used in this Court, and for the
| pleasure of many persons within it, and.
! If II is made as il as ought TO be made, Is
very useful and profitable for the health,
and to the contrary, if it is made as it
| should be, and given the state necessary,
and if its composition is not made with
spices and honey and ether things in the
quantity and quality that is necessary,
and may be harmful and the cease. And
ever the said ALOHA goes good and with its
| degree, and the persons that use long may
have security that their health will be
! good, in accordance as provided in these
| ordinances. And we present these things
| to your Highness for your consideration,
| to see and to examine these acts for appro-
| baton for the use of all the alojaros of this
| Court, and conform TO these directions in
making the said alaoj, and that they use
! n6 mr. ho IL =
| ordinances contained or of those that your
Highness may enact. And that you name
\ two persons, bea0ies, 10 assist, that have
| been skilled alojeros and pTacticed instruct
ors in the art, to visit the alojerias and
| shops where they sell the said ALOHA, and
| that they comply with the said ordinances
| in all THAT there are many in the city that
| are rich and following the said business
and hold N them the qualities that are
| necessary to be beadles in the said bus-
ness. We ask and supplicate to your
! Hlghness, thus it will be approved since il
| is in justice which we ask and for these
etc.-The Licenciado Fasc0ncelos.n
'Bartulo and Baldo could say no more,
nor yet the same Justiniano, than says
| your worship, Senior Counselor, in this of
| the ALOHA said the sly Espinel.
We'll, l will apoint for my compan-
| ions and myself the rich Siouza, that seeks
| to be the best lettered in the city con-
cluded the patron, turning to take away
| the writing, ''aao thanks to God and to
| our patron. the Lady Santa Ana, that this
| has disposed the encounter with these
! gentlemen, as the same l give to the Senor
Counselor apart from that, which in hon
orable justice is his due"
That Cervantes, Urbina and the Senior
Juan Ruff listened most attentively TO the
petition of the alojeras at the time there is
no doubt, but as the hour for the sound TO
| the Ave Marias was approaching they
wished 10 leave the shop, and leaving their
seats the Senor Urbina went to pay the bill,
| but the Master Villabol would on no ac-
count take anything, and after many re-
spectful protests he supplicated that they
would accept the debt for then, and asked
! them to come again.
The five friends went out, and they saw
! the sellers going through the streets, seek
ing the roads to the country, sign of the
| retiring 10 their respective abodes of all
| persons OF sedate customs; for the night in
| those times served alone the adventurers,
the gallants and the highwaymen, as the
| gentlemen of the Court did not go out un-
less it was to feast or reunion of high
order. They walked along until they
| Espinel and the Senior Juan Rufo Gutter
rez again embraced the illustrious author
of Qui1ote and his colleagues
| Il would like well, he said, 'to see you
before your journey but my heart will ever
| hold friendship for you two"
| Thinking we should have visited you,
at least 10 kiss the hands of my Sonora
dona Isabel" said the friend of Don John
of Austria. "But let come what will, you
know that from one and the other of us
| you have lodging in the old Meson of
A he orto 1nl III -l,oL L.
| Juan Cabello, a countryman of mine."
They again took each others hands,
| wishing each other much good luck, and
| Gutierrez and Espinel then went to their
homes, while the Great Nan, the Captain
! and the Counselor, turned in direction of
| the monastery of the monks Of Clarasor
| Santa Ana. Already were ringing the
/, Ave Marias in all the churches and con-
vents, and the three friends, as we'll as all
the other sojourners, made haste to reach
their homes. The Counselor Vasconcelos
out being wished good luck for his request
OF the ALOHA. The two companions con-
tinuing made for the street of the Prado,
but directed glance at the Corral de Ia
Pacheca, at that time in stone and mud.
The sun had already set the night ad-
yanced, and with feeling pace Ger
vantes walked in deep meditation,
and little less so Urbina. The
two companions went down the street,
when there came to them the servant OF
the Captain. who was in waiting. Cervan-
tes said to Urbina, "Well, they may say
that casualties engender friends Without
her, Senior Juan de Urbina. neither would
have clasped the hand of Don Lope,
neither would have / encountered with
friends of the soul, neither, to fnish,n he
said, smiling, would we have given the
terminus to that of the ALOHA, that n effect
is strange pretension."
God foresees it all, my dear Cervantes, y
said the Captain.
And we give Him thanks" concluded
the first. They passed the Prado and en-
tered in the street of the Lion, stopped in
front of Castillo, the bakery of the court,
called at the house where we saw them go
ont, and not before having embraced the
Captain in his arms, did the "manco sano,"
| ''the all famous ''the glad acriter,' and
finally the joy Of The muses." enter his
| house.
A little while afterwards there opened a
door of house in the street of the Prado,
| the persons of the Secretary of Prince Fill
iberto de Saboya, Grand Prior of the Order
of Saint John, and his servant; meanwhile
darkness had invaded the streets of the city,
leaving them solitary. except for some de-
voted comedian, before retiring to his
suburb of the Huertas, stops few moments
IN the street of the Lion and offers prayer
before the image of Nuestra Sonora de la
Nouvena. that was illuminated by a miser-
able lantern, maintained a; the expense of
the Angulos, the Valcazar and the Riquel-
mes.
PART v.
And now you will ask me-the ordi-
nanees upon the ALOHA, we're they worthy OF
the appreciation of the Senores of the
Council?
Well might wish to conceal it, but TO
tell the truth, will have to confess that
Don Francisco de Silva Partocarrero and
Don Luis de Padilla, after hearing the
fiscal of his Majesty to the Alcades of the
House and Court of his Highaess, and to the
COrregidor of the city they xoIlld mot ac-