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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02

There is no reason why Montana cattle
men should not feel highly pleased over
their prospects this year. The price of
beef cattle has been en- the advance for
quite a while now and reports from Kansas
City are to the effect that on March 9th
the cattle market reached the highest point
since the winter of 1928. A lot of short
form steers, averaging 1882 pounds, sold
ON that day at $500. The same story comes
from Wyoming. Beef on the hoof adj
vanced three and one-half to four cents
during March and the range men are in
consequences eiated. The Cheyenne butchers
have as a consequence advanced the price
of porterhouse steaks from Is to 20 cents
and all cuts of other meat, except pork, in
prouortion,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
SENDS BR0S.'
ELEGANT 8PRING NOVELTIES.

We are now dnpyrga complete and choice assortment of new pnng goods all depart
mene, in aedhono the Attest novelties Of Paris Lodon and Berlin manufacture In m-new
crepe de heness mahs black silks in hneF franchise aMonac epes gs gana smhs etc.
md at enew shade in hmhns Scotch cmvioh, in pMds and mixtures; lights shade in
modeed patterns in gold and silver effects Novelty combinations delicate French gray pat
terms Scohc heMot patterns in dagnas, mixtures and pads Spring fashions in walking jackets.
wraps sand nayeHng garments, tea govnsv es and Jersey waists Pretty hshns in cmdrens import
ed suits and coaks. Very attractive black honcmgse embroidered in god, silver and cors. Black
silk lace houncngs sand dapery nets Novehesin gold and jeweedd rapaiesN New rudmngs in crpe
chiffon black and gold bd, and silk cord rMhngs Null hs black and white embroidered. New
silk ties in Wndsos and ows New spring shades in XII and Fenchs suede go"sb button Foster
hook and momquetme New spring hosiery in silk, Isle and coton. New drs trimmings gold,
silver and silk. The Et novelties in gmPs brds collars cords and sets. lew French md
Saline in new hadesp plain and figured. New French ouseins LLAMA cloths zephyr
gnghams, lace supesp plain and plaid ppms Jew menss atnd amasks,e elegant inch SETS cloths
napkins to match lew Ms Irish point bed ehs etc.,, ETC. In upholstery magnificent col
lection of new drmenes and cutans. New designs and cdonngs in snksan slknesn new tapestries
real lace curtains new pmHeresan and complete and very extensive exhibit of carpets, emnac
ing the latest production in design and cdos High class carpets and moderate priced carpets;
a very hrachvei line of oriental and domestic rugs FMu upholstery, cMpeh coaks and SUITS
elevator to second floor @
In all departments show larger general ines han ee6orat ogehe wit hHem most de-
novelties obtnnabe, and aSre our patrons and the public that our contracts placed in this
country an in Enope efr the advance on many ines of gods enable US to show nto only the
and best eetda SormeLb but the most attractive vMes we have yet ofnd
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
The Anaconda Situation.

Marcus DAILY denies in the Butte Miner
that he is going to New York to attend the
conference between the railroad Officials
and the Anaconda company.
There's not a word of truth in the re-
port" said MIR. Daily. II am going to Santa
Barbara next Friday to meet Mr.. Haggin
and enjoy a little recreation. That confer,
ence in New York has been declared off,"
Now, seriously, Mr.: DAILY, is there any
veryl" asked the Miner man.
81 know nothing whatever about it," sale
he. Nov, here's my friend Dickinson
turning to the Northern Pacific superin
tendent, "who il hourly receiving ciphe,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
Tho Barker n es.

Referring to the keystone mine. tho Belt
Mountain Miner SAYS it is no longer a pros
pect. The owners, Messrs. Frazer, PACKARD
n Woodhurst have run al inclined tunnel
in about eighty feet and now have a large
body of ore in sight. AT the surface the
ore vein was only one foot thick. ms
pinched until the ore streak was only two
inches wide and continued about the same
for nearly twenty feet. 1t then commenced
to widen and is now over five feet thick and
all ore. The vein contains several kinds OF
ore, the principal being hard ~caroonate,
running we'll up in silver. calena, chloriae
OF silver and soft carbonate. Fifty tons of
shipping ore nre now piled on the dump,
and as the tunnel progresses more IS
taken out every day. The ore is found be.
tween dolomite lime and a hanging wall OF
porphyry.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
The Neihart Branch.

M. A. Guthrie, of Foley Bros. & Guthrie,
who lave the contract for building the
Great Northern branch from Monarch to
Neihart, passed through Helena yesterday
on his way to Monarch. just SO soon as
the snow goes off, work on the ext ension
will be commenced. Railway officials are
reticent as to the status of the line from
Neihart to Barker, but it is inferred that the
same contractors also have the contract for
this work. Both lines are expected to be
completed this summer. Judging from the
capital going into Barker and Neihart for
tia development OF mines, and the large
amount of ore now on the ground ready for
shipment, a good business for the branches
is assured from the start.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
Couer d'Alene Mines.

The North Side placer, gold quartz and
galena mines promise to become an import
ant factor in the prosperity OF Wallace, says
the Press. The North Side is looming up,
and more gold dust will be extracted this
year from the mines on Prichard and Trail
creeks and tributaries than during any
former season. The Spokane Hydraulic
company with it's magnificent pipe line will
surprise it's stockholders, if all signs and
prospects do not fail, and we believe the
enterprise will come very nearly paying for
itself this year. Recently we inspected the
great gravel deposit owned by the company.
Instead of being 100 feet in width they
were found to be from 400 to 600 feet wide,
and from twenty to eighty feet in depth
possibly deeper. The work last fall did
not disclose the main channel, but since
then drifts have been run hundreds of feet
in various directionsto prospect the ground.
The most gratifying results have been OBJ
tanned, which naturally leads to the i'm
preston that a highly successful run will
be made this year. Water is now running
through the big pipe, but the giants will
not play before next week.
Sgd Mills hydraulic works will be started
up next week on Fancy gulch, at the west
end OF the old channel. Between thirty and
forty men will be employed all summer. On
Butte creek. Clarence Cunningham, the
Simmons brothers, Fred Dutton and asso-
ciates are preparing to start up their great
"placer booming enterprise. n system OF
placer mining depending entirely upon a
heavy flow of water. The company expects
to make great succe 9 this year, as the work
was we'll advanced last year, and about
5000 cleaned up.
Down below Eagle on Prichard creek a
bedrock fiume is in operation, II this
promises far better results than Major Hop
kins' enterprise.
On upper Eagle creek sgd Mills has a
bedrock fume enterprise which also prom
Uses we'll.
Along Prichard creek, up on the ole
channel wash, along Trail creek and in the
gravel banks opposite Delta a large amour
of PAGER work will be done.
The gold quartz mines are also promising
much better returns than heretofore, and
considerable work will be done in them
At least three mills and several arastras
will be kept crushing during the season.
10 these promising prospects must be
added the developments in the Galena belt
on upper Prichard creek. The Tibbals-
Tilden claim, the Paragon, gives promise OF
improves the property, and there is lots Of
ore in sight.
Ihe tunnel on the Barton claim is now il
6O feet, and the ledge is expected to be en-,
countered next week $50 feet below thu
surface. Ihe ledge on tho surface is eiph,
feet wide of carbonate and gelena, making a,
nne a surface showing as could be fount
anywhere. The progress in the tunnel haI
been at the rate of four feet per day Unit
last week, when the rock became harder. /
the ledge when 1T IS struck proves of yalu
there will be our miles of claims. an,
these will all jump into more or less promi
nence.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02

dispatches from New York, and he doesn't
know any more about the aituation than !
do"
"Thcre is no telling. then. whom opera
tions will be resumed by the Anaconda com-
pany, ia therep"
mo sir: but / can assure you OF n
thing. and TINT ia that the Anaconda COM
pany has enlisted for three years or the
war. II is in this fight to stay"
shortly after this brief interview Mr..
DAILY held a private conference with Super
intendent Dickinson.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
Mining Notes.

<a5JE .
A o~ne-fourth interest in the Portland
lode has been sold to Carpenter u Leidiger
for $4O0. Tho property is in the Barker
district.
Owners of Elkhorn stock we're happy yes
terday. The Montana National bank PAID
them their dividends of so cents per share.
The aggregate of this payment reaches
$1,000 -
The Carter lode, in the Barker district,
has been bonded by Humphrey d Rich
ardson. The bond runs for a year and ~
its terms the lessees are allowed to ship
ore.
The Curlew Extension Mining company
has filed it's certificate of incorporation
with the clerk and recorder of Missoula
county. The incorporators are William
McLaren, Ben s. Young and G. E. Smalley,
of S%tevensvllle. Capital stock. S1,0O0.OOO,
divided into 100000 shares OF the par value
Of So each. The principal office of the
company will be at Stevensville. Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
Henry Meyers Place.

Henry A. Meyers many friends will be
glad to hear of his success. Yesterday he
secured control of the Atlas saloon on Jack
son street. formerly owned by Carl Teichert.
Mr.. Meyers long experience with /. Marks
and the Montana club is a guarantee that
the Atlas will be run in a first class manner
and become a popular resort.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02

Members of Myrtle Lodge No. 8, and Ivy
Lodge No. "a, X, of p, and sojourning
brothers are kindly requested to meet at
the Castle of Myrtle Lodge, No. 3, at ten
o'clock Thursday morning, April 9, for the
purpose of escorting the body of our late
brother, Henry c. Born, to the Montana
Central depot to be sent to Bellville, Ill.,,
for interment. By order of
JACOB LOEB, JACOB HEcHLER,
K. of II. q s. G. c..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02

"A SoA" w tAao u "Dh''
OFFICE NATIONAL LOAN AMI SAVING UNION,
HELENA, MoNT.-The directors of the Nation
al Loan and Saving Union invite all who are
interested in the plan and method of build
ing and loan associations to call at their
office in the Merchants National bank
building and satisfy themselves by an ex-
animation of the work and methods that
the securities for all loans made are ample,
that all securities are n-assignable, are
not transferable and are held for the bene.
fit of all it's members.
We invite any right minded person tc
investigate our work and methods, knowing
such examination will strengthen our asser.
ton that there is nothing stated or prom
Used by us that will not be fully performed
to the letter, and nothing cor lected there
| with that is not legitimate, honorable anc
founded on a solid basis; Notwithstanding
any and all statements or insinuations tt
the contrary made by anyone.
BY order of the board of directors.
JOHN B. WILSON, President,
VIM. +. whitaker, Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
Woman's Relief Corps.

The regular meeting of Wadsworth
Woman's Relief corps will be held at Grand
Army hall, Thursday evening, April 9. All
members requested to be present.
Mrs. l. ~kIRKENDALL, Corps President.
Mrs. h. M. SHAW, Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jackaon's music store, Bailey block.
Dlnner from eleven to three at the Bon
Ton
Board and rooms at Miss Neaple's. 113
Clark street.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor. Min
street, opposite FRS. National bank. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02

People who cannot get ava from bust
ness during the day, have a chance to regis
ter after hours as the offices will be kept
open until 10 O'Clock tonight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
Sure Money in Your Pocket,

Why? Frank Wengler. the t0bacconist
street car ticket. Call snd be convinced.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02

Italy may want war, but register YOU
name for the election next Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02

A magnificent line OF baby carriages selling at
net cost at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
Notice.

Pick out a nice baby carriage at The Bee Hive
before the best are sold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
Good News for Cattlemen

When you go to the registry office take
YOUR neighbor with you
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
St. LOUIS MONEY READY.
Properties in jefferson County to be
Developed by Outside
Capital.
j. ]. Mutually Has One Deal IN
Hand and John r. Drew
tho Other.
p-,.ht Out,ook for Placer Mines in the
Cmuer d'Alene Country-1n the bar
ker District-Notes.

ST. Lou1s, April 1.-Two hundred ana
ichty thousand shares were represented at
a meeting OF stockholders OF the Major
Budd Mining company. for the purpose OF
re- orcapization. Joe Mulalley, chairman.
states that an assessment Of ak cents had
been paid on 292, s41 shares and judgments
against certain others had been satlsheo.
The delinquent stockholders were gwen
until April Z to signify their Intentions and
to May l to pay. j. j. Mulalley, Louis
Freund and John p. Meyer were selected
trustees to perfect reorganization with a
half-million assessable stock, The Budd
stock Of those who pay assessments Will be
transferred share for share. Budd treasury
stock. 90, 600 shares will be divided pro
rata. Entire arrangements were left to
trustees.
st Louis people are to be given the op-
portunity to try their fortunes in another
Montana mining scheme. AS planned. the
proposition presents some new features IN
the way of placing stock. j. Il. Mutually
the we'll known broker, has the matter IN
charge, and proposes to organize and capl-
talize a company Of 300.0 900 shares at 81 a
share. Tit mines are IN the bouloer U.s.
triot, and are three in number, the Bullion,
the Hope and the Side Issue. They are the
direct extension of the Comet n Rumley
mines, we'll known producers. The compa-
nv is to be organized not for the purpose OF
at FIRST purchasing the mines outright, but
to develop them during the existence of a
lease and pond which extends from April l
to Jan. /, 1892. The stock. which is asses
sable. ia to be sold at three cents a share,
which will amount to $4,000 for the 100000
shares. Five thousand dollars of this is to
be placed in the treasury to be used for de-
veloping the claims. The assessment 10 to
be limited to three fourths of a cent a
share, payable monthly. The St. Louis Re-
public says that quite a number OF SUBJ
scriptions for stock have already been re.
ceived and that there is every prospect OF
the company being organized.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-02
A Gard to the Public.

Call at a registry Office Immediately after
dinner and avoid the crowd tonight.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-12
ECoS de sociedad
Fin de .festo.-E,a memorial de Corcbado.-
Reogjo'aeS Sena0nd1es.--Se I'd la geute.-

Fin de .fest0,-E1a memorial de CorcbGdo.-
ReW9joaeS SenaGndleS. Sc V6 la geNte.-
Una bOdG
Va terminaron las pas,cuas; va han con-
cluido las tiestas que Sc celebran con motive
de la entrada de ano, sin embargo, todavia
hay quien piensa en- diyertirse. Hacen bien
los que tai intentarl
Por de pronto, Sc decir que dos 0s01tos
deben 'tener lugar en- la proxima senlana; am
bos resultalaD lucidisimoS, dados los GS0ltapa-
teS Y los 0Satt0dOS
LA function anunciada para esta nocho q
benehcio elos hios del malogrado D. Manuel
Corchado, promote estar brillantisima. Hay
gran demanda de palcos Y butacas tengo la
segurdad de que pasaremos un ratio delicioso,
pues el programa anunciado, satisfara, no
dudarlo, Ill mas exigente.
Merbce piacemes, Ell DR.. Ferrer, tanto por
ellnteres que ha denOstIado en- la 'organiza-
cion de la veada, como por ell buen. gusto ar
tistieo que la tendo EN- la formaci6n del pro
grama.
Hace unos dias, en esta misna secci0n,
Lcos de Socjedad, hablaba 70 ,el tenor que
algunas familias tienen en- recibir a sus amis-
tades, fjando in dia po r sema ma para hacerlo.
Verdad es, que aqui no esta adu In gente de la
bueHl sociedad habitua da d qued0rse en- casa
tsta es a Erase J, perc va Sc ira Il 5acje1gdo El
todo es empezar por consiguiente "a pueden
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ustedes simpdtlcas, simpatiquisimas damas, en-
viarme una notita del dia en- que podemos II a
bailar unas horas tomar aqua con bic
10y NADIA nas--a sus respectivas casas.
Con la marcha del General Bonanza y su
sonora, perdemos, a mas de un matrimoniO por
todo extreme agradable, un Sitio de reunion
delicioso. Lo sientO con toda ell alma, pues EN-
pocos sitios me he divertido tanto, como en- los
salones del GobiernO MiIitaf la noche del Ano
nuevo. Buen vaje mil felicidades deseo a
los senores de Bonanza.
Mucha gente Sc va: 10 sientO, pues todOs
hacen talta la marcha de todos nos entr1s-
tece.
Por de pronto, a mas del General Bonan-
za esposa hermana, Sc van las familias de
SAM MaIdonado, y quizas muy prOnto Ia de
Rizo. Esta Ultima, asi como Ia sonora de Zbi-
koski, con direction la Isa de Cuba.
Ne han asegurado que en- breve contrae-
ran matrimOnio una bonitisima senOrta de es
ia Capital, hiia de persona de eevada posi-
ci6n un funcionario de Hacienda. Qu6nes
seran7
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NotiCiaS de tOdas parties

En- carUa dirigida por ell cardenal Rampolla
a I'm prelado frances, referente la manifesto
cionOs de MonsenOr, LaVigerie, ell secretariO de
EsGadO de Su Santidad manifiesta que en- las
dOctrinaS de la IgleSia NADIA hay que Sc OpOnga
q las diVerSaS fOrmaS de gObierno
La Iglesia persigue ante toQo los progre-
SOS de la religion, y Sc hall9, por enclma de to-
dos los partidOS.
La Santa Sede seguira sus tradiciones
respecto los poderes civiles, bajo ell gObierno
de uno de varioS, la religion tiene siempre
las mismOs cuidados y los cat0licos deben to-
mar parte en- los negocioS publicoS cuandO no
haya raz0n seria que clio Sc oponga, a fin de
que la Influenza de la religion Sc ejerza para
bien del Estado.
Tn hiio de Vigo tan caritativo como entu-
SHASTA de su ciudad natal, Don POlicarpo SAM,
ha legado aquea poblacon mllOnes de
reales para la construction de un hospital Y
un institute de segunda enSenahza.
Varios medicos de los hospitales de Paris SO
niegan resueltamente hacer espe:iencias de
la linta en- personals, considerable que los en-
sayos no deben safir todavia del laboratOrio,
practicandose solo Ell anmaes.
Algunos m6dicos sOStienen que 81 Sc OBJ
tiene la curacion de la tuberculosis, Sc necesi
tan por 10 m6nos seis meseS = aun mas tempo.
Muchos enfernOs llevadOS del deSeo de-
encOntrar aliviO sus males, han cOmetldo
una verdadera imprudenca yendo a Berlin, en-
medic de los rigores de la presente estaci0n,
tan cruda en- aqHella capital.
Algunos han --uerto en- Ell caniDo y otros
ALI, anteS de SOmeterSe al tratamiento, preci-
pitandO Su muerto al triO.
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{ Noticias de Ia Peninsula

Dice El Correo Espaaol, de Oran, que EN-
Ia. Gale de Viena, de esa ciudad, vive una Sc
nora que cuenta ochenta tres amos de edad y
tiene 40 nietos = 35 biznietos, todos vivos
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Orden de la plaza
u de EnerO.

IL de E7teT0.
Parada dc los Cuerpos de la guarniclon--
.Tefe dc diG: FL Conandante del Battalion de
Colon D. Francisco Fors.-VjsitG de Hospital:
quinto CAPTAIN de VigiIGaaciG Un Off
cial de Artieria.-PGs6O de cOnUGtecienteS: IN
Official de Cddix.- VigilG1aciG en- la Marina:
Un Official un Sargento de Artilleria.
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Noticias de ID Capital

Yarios vecinos de las Gales del Arsenal J |
del Preside on el barrio dc la Marina, SO han
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Hara unos cuatro amos que enYiudU, Y ha 4
estado casada la frlolera de sesenta y seis amos.
Aun cose con una perfection que enyidian
muchas joFencitas
Dentro de breves dIas, ante la Audiencia
de Malaga, Sc vera una causa que no deja de
Ofrecer nOyedad.
Sc trata de una madre que dio 4 luz, aban-
dono la criatura recen nacida, que fu6 de-
vorada por los cerdOs.
La procesada sostiene que no sint16 los
efectos de la maternidad, Y que, por 10 tanto,
no Sc dio cuenta del hechO hasta que VIC Ia
criatura destrozada, y ell fiscal la acusa del de-
Ito de infanticidio.
IS Las tentativas hechas por ell ex-padre ia
cinto para crear 10 que 6I llama la Igesla cato
lica nacional no dan resultadO alguno.
P0r iniciativa de algunos propietarios la
bradOres de Alicante, va a promoverse en-
aquelIa ciudad con entera abstraction de la
political la creaci0n de una Camara agric0la,
con arreglo 4 10 consignado en- ell real decreto
de Ia de Noviembre dtim0. Ell Sr. Marques
de Lacy otras dstingudas personas alicanti-
mas han OfrecidO preStar Su cOncu so para la
realization del pensamiento.
= Las soeiedades geograticas, que por mi
ciativa de su presidente preparaban una pro-
tesla con motive de los actoS lie los franceses
Ell los rios MUM Benito un mapa de nues-
trOs dOminios en- ell GolfO de Gninea, en- vista
del l1ltmo graVisimo conflictO, cuya soluci0n
eXige acci6n Immediate decisiya, desisten de
sus manifestaciones pOr Considerarlas va tar
dias esperar el resuitado de la defensa de la
nonra nacional y de nuestros escarnecidos de-
rechos que toca hacer a, gObierno
S. A. r. la infanta viuda de Montpensier ha
OrdenadO Sc entregue un donatiy0 de cincO pc
setas a cada viuda pobre de Sanldcar de Barra-
media.
| Los maestros de Tuy (Pontevedra) hace
medic ano que no cobran; el Ayuntamiento de
aquella lOcadad igual fecha que Sc preocupa
| de tOdO menos de haceE los ngresos cOrrespOn-
| dientes q ensenanza, y Ell gobernador de la pro-
! VinGia, ell mislno tempo que sc entretiene en-
dar cGrpet0go las quejas socitudes de
aquellos.
| A consecuencia de Ia mueha nieve que
| hay en- los Princes, quedo envuelto entire aque-
| LA un cOche diigencia en- ell camino de Rivas
4 Puigcertla, salvandose los pasajerOs con gran
! des diticultades EN- una casa de campo pr0xi-
ma al lugar del accidente.
Sc haan expuestos q la vista p1blica en-
| la real Academia de San Fernando, los pianos
de los dos proyectos presentados para aspirar
al premio de cOncurso alberto con 81 fin de
elevar un arco de triunfo en- Barcelona la
memOria de Colon. Sus lemas son: Gro ct Ia
| bora q MotSeO ColODabi01aO.
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Sc hallan expuestos Ia vista p1blica en-
la real Academia de San Fernando, los pianos
de los dos proyectoS presentados para aspirar
al premiO de cOncurso alberto con 81 fin de
elevar un arco de triunfo en- Barcelona la
memOria de Colon. Sus lemas son: Gro ct Ia
bora MWSeO COlOna6i0RO.
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SeWicio de poIicia
ENERO 10.

Por pelea escandalo han sido detenid,
dos indiYlduos Y par embriagiez uno.
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A cOnsecuencia de Ia mucha neve que
hay en- los Princes, qued0 envuelto entire aque-
LA un coche diligencia en- ell camino de Rivas
Il Puigcerda, salvandose los pasajeros con gran
des diticultades en- una casa de campo pr0xi-
ma al lugar del Academic