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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
me I,resldent on Silver.

A Wall Street Washington special
smys: The pfo'id"nt, in talking with
q melnbcr of Congress on tho ailycr
li.stion Fail lc vas Ia favor Of free
cbinngo OF silvor and would not hest.
'atS to sign euch n bill wcrc IL TO
that he believed that tho tinc had
hos arrived wlan IL could bo dono
Without oeriouJly affecting tho iinan.
o,al situation Of the entire country.
While no did not say directly he would
Noto % FREQ coinage bill bo lott tho
tiemo1r. WIG iJh strong alvocatc Of
tte1 coinage, nldIs tag iOIi reesion
5. -, Ly wOG.d.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
To Visit Washington.

General Miles te!ographcd tho War
Del art'ncnt asking to send Il dclcga-
ton Ct Sioux Chiefs to Washington
FOR the purpose OF comforting with
the President in regard to their con.
dition. By direction OF Secretary
Proctor, General Sch olield sent tho
following repl;:
"Tho Secretary OF War has con
ferrcd with tho President and the
Secretary OF tho Interior in regard to
your proposal to send n delegation Of
Sioux TO Washington and they Up
prove OF yonr recJm- iondltion. Tho
Secretary OF tho Interior has sent an
agent to coIla:t tiien. Hs desires
That the delegation bo MS small rs
possible, five or six, aud not moro
than ten. lf tho delegation has nj.
ready started telegraph ut once, tho
number, rout. and commanding Of
iicer,"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
Register ofthc Land Office.

a Washington dispatch of the 18th
instant says:
4 vacancy viii soon occur in tho
position OF Register of the Land Olice
mt Carson City, Nevada. Senator
Stewart has tcleSraphed II. NJ. Yer
ington and Evan Williams TO send
tho namo of soEno ono that the people
would indorsc for tho position. The
Nevada delegation arc cnloavor-
ing to havo an increasel appropria,
ton made in Tho Office OF tho Surveyor,
General OF Nevada, IA allowances f.
other Survsyor-Gcnerals' Offices a:c
srea,er, and they SEQ no reason for
discri limitation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
HE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND.
Dut q Observation-Disclosures TiIil Cleared ti
COlunel'n Intellect.

Uut q 1ili1 Cleared the
Coionsl's Intellect.
Colonel II. G. Ingcrsoll Is one Of tho
lawyers to whom his profession yields u
fortune every year. a quarter Of q mill.
lon Is n small valuation to place upon
his receipts, and he Is ono OF the fcw
men who shine either as q plcadcr or
counselor. Ito has accumulated great
wealth. which. Says tho Chicago Journal,
no one who knows him bcgrudgcs him.
His face und form arc familiar to all
Wall and broad street men, and his Of
ices on Wall street, New York, arc
handsomely fitted up and elegant. They
are comfortable Offices, just as bob is n
comfortable man. Great numbers Of
stories arc told about him. Here Is ono
guaranteed to be now:
n stranger vent to him ono day, and
without any reference To the matter Of
retainer began: "My father died
and made q WILL" and then went on to
tell about his trouble with tho will.
"Do you understand tho case now?''
asked tho stranger.
mo, SIR" responded Mr.. Incersoil,
~ do not"
Somewhat embarrassed. the stranger
went away. lie told u fricnl OF his OK
pericncc with the philosophical lawyer.
Go back to him." said tho friend,
"lay n 81, 900 bill on his desk and then
talk"
Tho advice was followed. Ilc was re.
ccivcd US ono who had Lover been in
tho Office before. lie laid tho big bill
down and said: "My father died and
lnado n will"
Mr.. %Ingcrsoll was ut onco Interested.
Tic interrupted his new client. How
said he, could your father dio and
mako q will? Do you not moan tha. lie
mado n will and then died?"
business proceeded.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
The Indian Scare.

american" IN n communication TO
the Virginia Enterprise, dated Elko,
Jan. Il, scouts the idea of any danger
from tho Indians in Eastern Nevada,
md ns ha is rs well posted on Indian
affairs rs any uian in tho county wo
would DO pleased, did space permit,
t g'rc tho article entire. but on ne.
cnunt OF its length wc givo only the
clio ing paragraph, which is rs follows:
"Tho total number OF Indian men,
women md children upon tho three
reservations comprising two ugcncics)
Ia this State IL from actual count last
~septeinbcr 1910. II il estimated
that tho total number Of Indians or
of tho reservations is about $500,
making n total within the State OF G..
Bia. In tho course OF two or thrrp
weeks tho Indians contemplate hold.
ing another dance 9 ,me ti,rcc milcs
south OF Medicine Springs, in Eiko
county. This gathering will chiefly
comprise tho Shosiiones from RUBY
Valley, Cherry Crock, Dccp Crock,
Austin, Eureka and other ncighboriny
localities; there will be perhaps somo
Gc.ohoo.es md Utos tho total num-.
b,r viii possibly not DO over 12J TO
15n. i hope tho citizens in that
locality viii not become unnecessarily
frightened ia tho Indians inform mo
u Is only for business purposes aud
thcy don't wish 10 ffightcn their
White friends 40 they havo no hostile
iulcutions.p
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
Tho Beef Market.

Tao beef market gives indications
OF botter prices in tho near future. a
well known San Francisco butcher
told Il Gazette reporter yesterday
that If he had money no would have
no hcsitancy ia putting it into bccf
cattle Mt tho present prices and hulh-
ing them for n raise. lie said that
Arizona had but about 10000 fat
steers left and that only about G,UOO
OF them would find their way into tho
San Francisco market, rs Los Angeles,
San Diego and the surrounding coun.
try would usc fully 4,00o. He MISC
sad that good beef was getting very
scarce in California and tho most OF il
was rough meat at best, and that il
would be May before grass beef would
como in. The Gazette congratuIa,cs
Nevada caitlcmcn upon tho future
outlook and believes the worst is over.
--(lteno Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

Rono Gazette: Tho infant who
edits tho Silver State needs n nov
nursing bottle, judging from his drul.
ings about the state Board OF Trade.
Tho Board Of Trado Is doing good
work FOR tho State, and proposes TO
do more, notwithstanding tho weak
efforts Of such little kickcrs M tho
editor in question. To try and tour
down what others buiid up Is about
tho speed Of somc nincompoops.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

The report Of State Controller Hal.
lock for tho year 1890 goeJ to show
that tho ratio Of taxation IN Noynda in
1880 was loss than in the Stntos of
Illinois in 1897, Kansas in 1888, or
Town in tho year 1886. and that tho
valuo Of taxable property in tho State
is constantly on tho increase.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

Ono OF tho largest and most dirns-
trous land slidcs that ever occurred
on tho limo of tho Northern Pacific
happened on Friday night ut Palmer,
three miles from the city Of Tacoma,
Washington. a mountuin OF earth
md rock covers the tracks OF the road
for Owe 800 yards and travel is com.
plctcly shut of.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

Carson Appenl:-The INDEPENDENT
wants to know what would become Of
tho prehistoric trucks il tho Stat
Prison wcrc removed to Rono. II any
body thinks Reno would move tho
Prison and leave tho tracks behind
no don't know Reno. They would
have trucks II they had to hiro Officer
Nush TO mako them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

The management OF tho Free Llncc,
u importance paper published nj
lscno, has changed hands, G. II. Gard.
her retiring. Tho paper ptosents an
improved appearance under tho ron.
troll Of Frank Sisson, tho new propri.
otor. We wish il abundant SUCCESS IN
its efforts to mitigate tho evils OF in.
temperance.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

Silver State Estimating that the
running expenses OF the Legislature
nrc slo0 rer day, nEd assuming that
tho sessioDs last four hours in each
House, somo interesting tables might
bo compiled ehowing that while talk
is cheap in some instances il is GER
tainly n valuable commodity ut tho
Capitol building.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
j. HESuERsoS, FoREMAN,

Tho record shows that only ono
Democrat, Wilson, Of MnrylnLd,
voted with tho gold.bugs against FREQ
coinage on tho recent passage OF tho
bill by Tho United States Senate, and
the Reno journal says that he ought
TO DO rclcgat:d ~ private lifo ut tho
end Of his torm.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

The Bliss wnt"r suit In atill occupy.
ing tho timo OF tho Distriot Court 10
Humboldt County. Tho Silver State
suye; Judging from tho number Of
lawyers and oihor exports on hand,
1t will cost money enough TO buy tho
water OF tho Humboldt river at 81 m
inch for tao next toa years,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

Virginia Chronicle:- 4 newspaper
pencil pushcr, who searches exchanges
for typo graphical errors bears about
tho same r~clnticn 10 legitimate jour
nalisin that II lous.huniing Pluto docs
70 cnlom .oSio gee CO.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25

shows Il total OF SJ3o,9o5 OF, and the
iiomizea statement foots up sI}G.-
3li a, there is n discrepancy Of s203.-
$50 81 which 80 do not understand
out which may bo explained in tho
summary and -ccapitulation state
meats which we have not had time
10 examine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
Nevada Fin ,nces.

We hive received, with the comrli-
ments o, Il. l.. Hortoa, State Con-
t%rollar, the annual report OF that
officer Tor the fiscal ycar ending Dec.
81. 1850. from which No tdko tho TO-
loving tiers:
On December 81, 1890, tho debt Ct
the Stltc amounted TO sl03.SS7.S3,
aud there was s2t5.8i9.52 in the State
Treasury applicable to its payment,
or sl5,05i.G9 in assets aboYc all State
indebtedness. inclusive of tho Terri
torial indebtedness repro cntcd b. u
$4,000 five per cent. irreieemablc
Stats bond belonging to tho State
School Fund.
The actual cash receipts and dis
bursemcnts for The year, includ ns
net cash in tho Treasury, nro Shown
in the following statement:
Net cash in Treasury Jan.
l. 1879. ........... SJI9,0iU IS
CIsh received during 32l,Gl3 81
Total. .S1Ol.5Ji %
Disbursements during year J39,y95 OF
Net cash in Treasury Dec.
81, 1880. 49,. 3Cl,55o 10
Tho disbursements us itemizrd in
the table OF expenses Of the State are
us follows:
Executive Department. ..S3T.0jI -
Judicial DrpartnIcnt...... 2l.a3l 81
Public Printing. 9,o5l 81
Public Building 800. 1857 co
Support OF State P,isoa.... HOP %
Charitable Purposes ...... 5l.99a co
Support CT Schools. ....... 52.SS9 63
Interest on Bonds. ........ 2J,22S So
Premium and Interest on
Bonds other than Nevada
Bords.. $500 IS
District Judges 25.2l2 IL
Miscellaneous Purposes. l6,SS7 10
--------
Total. .S33G,3lI IA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
Death ofthc King.

SAS FRAScraCo, Jan. % Knlakaua.
King Of the Sandwich Islands, who
has born visiting points az interest in
California for several weeks, died
suddculy at the Palace Hotel in this
city this afternoon. Tho cause OF his
death has not yet been made public.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-25
Grand Jury.

A Grand Jury was impnnclcd this
morning composed OF the following
mpmbprs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
Indice de Gobernaci6n

r. Sc remite tftulo de Notaro P1blicO de Ba-
yamon a favor de don Tomas Valdejuli. x
" Sc rectifica la Real Orden de is de Julio
en- el sentido de que don Jose c. Schroeder,
fue nombrado para la escribania de Cayey.
Real orden nombrando a don Carmelo
Martinez escribano de Actuaciones del Juzgado
de HumacaO.
Real ocien admitiendo la renuncia don
Pablo Maen del cargo de Procurador del Juz-
gado de esta Capital.
-Desestimando la ins 5anca de don Jose
Abeardo Cajas solicitando la califcaci0n de su
oficio de Escribano publico de Hato- grande.
--Acusando reciDo de la communication on
que Sc remitira la letra de $1,000 para alivjode
las victimas de Consuegra y Almerfa.
Sc resuelve respecto de la reclamaciop
de haberes de los ingeDieros de caminos don
Mariana Sichart don Joaquin Gisbert.
-Aprobando interinamente el nombra-
miento de fiscal de 10 contencioso, hecho ia
vor de don Juan Hernandez Lopez. Y
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Resoiuciones de Guerra

Aprobando el destino dado en- ell 12o Bata-
lion de Artillerja, al Captain don Jose Iriarts
TravissO.
-Concediendo dona Carmen Garabis y
Alvarez viuda en- terceras nupclas del Sub
inspector m6dicO de Ia clase del CuerpO de Sa-
nidad Mitar retirado, don Francisco Garrido
Sanchez, la pesion annual de 2,875 pesetas.
-GisponiendO sea extensive al cuerpO de
Oficnas MiIitares la E. 0. de "a de Agosto Ill
timo.
-Aprobando la plantia del cuerpo Jurf-
dicO Militar, correst Ondiente este diStrtO en-
la forma sigulente Auditores de distrito
Tenientes auditores de q / Idem de 8:
Total 3.
-Concedendo al Ter. Teniente de E. M
don Narciso Soler cuatro meses de licencia
para aslntos propios en- -Humacao.
--Disponiendos que Ia pension de 1875 Pc
setas anuales que disfrutaba dona Agueda Lo-
peg Cepero Catala, como viuda del Comisario
lie Guerra de "a clase don Luis de Casanave y
Gimenez que en- la actualidad SO haya vacan-
Je por falIecimientO de la ci5ada dOna Angela,
sea trasmitida su hija, dona Est6fana Casena-
We Y Lopez CeperO, la cual le sera abOnada
mientras conserve su actual estanO.
-AprObando la instancia del Ter. teniente
de Infanteria don Isidoro Campos Bancos en- q.
solicitaba 9, regresO la Peninsula pOr cuenta
del Estado, por llevar en- esta Isa mas del
tempo reglamentariO.
Destinando este distrito al Ter. tenien-
to don Santos AyusO Sanchez.
-Aprobando la instancia del captain de
Artiller1a don Leopoldo D6xOville Cruz en- que
solicitaba regreso la Peninsula por cuenta
del Estado por llevar en- esta Isla mas del ITEM
po reglamentario.
-DestlEando ocupaI una vacante en-
este Distrito del Anna de Artilleria al Ter. to-
niente don Emilio Marin Santaella.
-Aprobando la instancia del Ter. teniente
don Fernando Paniagua Oller que SO encuentra
en- situacion de supernumerariO sin sueldo, On
la que solicita volver al servicio activO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
Diputaci6n Provincial.

AcMerd0s tonaadOs en- lG session. del di0 10.
Prorogando en- ocho sesiones mas las de
este periodic semestral.
-Aprobando una moci0n presentada por
ell senior Ubarri, en- la que pide sc de cuenta
con 81 expedlente de la impression de billetes
de Ia Loteria antes de que terminen las sesi0-
nes plenas del presente periodic.
-AprObandO dos mOciones del Sr. Blanco
sobre cumplimiento total de dos acuerdos to-
madOs en- Otras Sesiones anteriOres.
Oar cuenta con un estadO de los Ayun-
tamientos que han cumplid0 81 articulo % de
la Ley Municipal indicando los que no.
-RecOrdar unOs 0trOs ell cumplimien-
to de una disposition dol mes de Julio dltimo.
Que la Secretaria cOntinue dandO cuenGa
de los que no cumplan aquella obligation.
Oar cunnta al GObernadOr General de
los abusos cometidos 6 que cometieren los re-
teridos Ayuntamientos para su corrective.
-Presentar la Comisi0n provincial eE
de presupuesro ordinario que ha de regir en- e
siguiente Y On ell licional anterior.
Que la Comisi0n provincial residente en-
la Capital, discut;ra Y aprobara sus presupues-
tos en- 81 mes de AgostC y 10 ordenado On los
artlculos 70 Y 50.
-Eando cuenta con ell expediente peddo
nor ell senior Blanco sObre mocion que suscri-
biera en- union de otros diputados, relative
la formation del presupuesto, acordandose
despu6s de larga discussion }, que dentro de
cuatrO dias Sc diera cuenta con Ell prOyectJ re-
dactado por la Comsi5n de Hacienda
-OtrOs pariOs de inter6s particular eS.
casa imporrancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
OTRA CARTA

NuestrO tambi6n dist nguidO amigo CON-
panerO don Mario Brau, Director del Puerto
Rico Alegye, nos ha remitdO la siguente carta,
la que G IN gustO damOs cabida en- nuestrO
diario. Dice asi:
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy senor mio y cOmpafero: Ell numero
de anOche de su 'liariO trae una carta del So
nor don lgnaclO Diaz Caneja, on Ia que encuen-
tro mi nombre en- q. siguiente parrafo:
"Conste, pues, que ell Boletin MercantI NADIA
ha Colorado q la Comlsi6n del concerto, cue u.s.
ted La si1o b;o:i informado sobre ell particular
que la cuenta esta NAL hecha. Ell error ha de-
bido provenir do que unO de los sefores Periods
tas el senior Beau, hijo, .compr6 aquf efectos por
aquella suma, rara cubrir COMPROMISED, cuya
suma pagf, fue abonada cuenta, como era
l6gico"
Ante todo debo hacer constar que mi mni-
co COMPROMISED, como miemtIro de aquella Co.
mission, Sc redujO decOrar el teatrO, con 10
cual no tiene NADIA que YER ese cObrO.
Ell cOmprObante que en- la cuenta aparece
por $3.50, Y a que el senior Diaz Caneja Sc con.
trae, es cOnsecuencia natural de haber adquiri.
do en- la casa comercial del Bolettss Merc0mtit
el papei necesario para la impression en- la casa
de J. Anfosso y Ca de las tarjetas de locclidad.
como TODD 10 que DOr consequence de
la funci6n sc gasSaba, con los fondos de la fun
ci0a Sc deba cubrir, he aqui p0rque necesa-
riamente ha de aparecer ese recibo extend do
mi tavOr pOr la casa cOmercial del B0letsaa
Merc1astiI, y abOnadO en- la cuenta general por
la Comision o'ganizadOra
Esperando, sefl0r Director, SO sirva inser-
tar esta conveniente aclaraci6n en- su peri6di-
co. le anticipa las gracas su atto amigo
cOmpa1erO.
Noviembre II de 1891.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
Indice de Hacienda

Traslado de guerra concediendo trasmi-
sion de- pension dona Est6fana Casenave viu-
da, hija de dona Agueda Lopez del C0misario
de Guerra don Luis.
Traslado de la Junta de- Glasses pasivas de-
clarando dofa Carmen Vazquez hu6rfana de
don Jose Gregorio, con derecho Ia pension
anual de 1850 pesetas.
Remitiendo compulsa el extracto de servi
clos prestados por don Nicasio Parcero.
ConcedendO pasaje a la sonora hijo de
don Juan Macho, abonandose por cuenta del
Estado ell so p.S en- el pasaje de la sonora 81
25 en- ell del hiio.
Ideln dona Juena Maestud, esposa de
don Casimiro Heras y su hjo.
sDenegando al Decano del Colegio Nota.
rial de est Isa que sclicita la suspension del
artlculo 2O1 del regamento para la Admins
TRACTION cobro del impEesto de derechos rea-
les trasmision de bienes.
,Denegando una instancia dc los funciona-
rios de Hacienda, nombrados para girar vista
especial dc efectos timbrados que soil often par
ticipacion en- las multas y recargos impuestos
por copsecuepcia Dc aquellos'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
Gaceta Official de hoy

Negociado 7o-ModeIos instrucciones de
estadstca judicial-Hojas de estadfstica.
8 -NegociadO de obras publicas.-Real or
den nombrando ingeniero 10 de caminos, cana
les Y puertos de esta Isla, don Eduardo Ca
bello Ebrenz.
-Otra autorizando Sc proceda la inme
data ejecucion de las obras del proyectado
puente sobre ell rio de la Plata en- Ia carretera
de la Capital Ponce por el sistema de con-
trata
Sc concede un anO de pr6roga para un
segundo plazo la Compafia del ferrocarri.
-Negocado Csc encarga interinamen-
te del despacho de Ella agen3ia consular de los
Estados- Unidos en- Ponce, don 7. Bailey Muller.
-IntenGencia General de Hacienda.-Dis-
tribucion de fondos para este mes de No
viembre.
-Ayuntamientos.
-Providencias judiciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13

nes que el publicO, que clnStaba de cerca 200
personas, la aplaudi0 con estrepito.
DID luego principle a la conferences, cuyo
anuneiadO tema era La creac56n del primer
h0nsbre.
En- el desarrollo de este tema, que 10 hizo
con verdadera elOcueDcia y estilO elegahte, al
par que natural, domostr0 la necesaria inter.
vencion de ia divinidad en la formacion de las
especies organicas Expcso en- apoyo de esta
verdad las opiniones de los grandos naturals
tas. Puso de manifesto ell paralelo estableci-
do pOr Cantd sObre la correlation de los ade-
lantos modernOs y 10 preceptuadO en- las Sa-
giadas Escrituras, y por 1ltimo, en- brillantes
perfOdOs, despu6s de destruir con s6ldOs argu-
mentos, los sOfsmas de los que al hombre dan
Otro origen, basandOse en- ell transformismo de
Darwin otros fl0sof0s, termin0 el senor vi
najeras despertandO la vitalidad moral on vista
de los descreimientOs modelnos.
La composition titulada Los hV0s del Col
gotta, que lego despu6s de la conterencia, CO.
rrobor6 esos mismos principles.
Termin0 tan agradahle veiada con la leo
tura de una preciosa poesia dedicada don
Justo Marin Lunas, y que manana publica-
renlOs.
El senior Vinajeras, tanto en- ell discurso.
como on las cOmpOsi:iOnes pO6ticas, fu6 null
titud de veces interrumpido por los aplausos
de la cOncurrencia.
Esperamos con verdaderO afan las cO.fe
r9ncias consecativas, anunciadas.
ARMANTO DE ROsAR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
Conferencia por ell sehor vinaieras

Anoche tuvo lugar en- ell Ateneo Puertorri.
queno la solemnidad literaria dedicada al
Excmo. senior Intendente de Hacienda don
Justo Martin Lunas, por nuestro ilustrado ami
go don Antonio Vinajeras.
Ocupando sitios de prefprencia vimos al
seTor Intendente de Hacienda, los senores
Anexy, del Vale, Alvarez Perez, Fernandez
Juncos, C0mas, Montserrat, individuos de la
prensa, senoras senOritas,
las ocho y cuarto presentose en- la tribu-
ma el senior Vinajeras di0 principle al acto
CON Ia lectura de una inspiradisima poesia de
tan exquisite gasto 7 con tai riQaesa dc Image.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
CRISTfANIA

Ha acanzado tanta popularidad la hermo-
sa ceryeza CRISTIANIA que casi totla la GER
veza vene ahora con este nOmbre como no.
ruega; pero ique diferencia con la legitima que
lmpOrtan nuestros amigos!
&c MULLENHOFF & KORBER.
90
La sociedad de socorros mutuOs Los A,s;
gos del Biem Pdsblico tenfa en- GAIA, en- valores
metal;cos el 81 de Octubre dltimo $2.63S-24
En- el presente ano, comparable con igual
fecha del ano anterior, resnlta un aumento de
$570-58 centavos, contando actualmente con
792 socios y 20 solicitudes de ingres0,
Estos datos dcen muy elocuentemente 10
muchO que vale la actual junta directiva. la
que merece las frases mas laudatorias cum
plidas felicitaciones, que con .gusto le tribu-
tamOs.
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~ Pie1as que en- la retreta de esta noche to-
cara la banda del Battalion Cazadores de Cadiz
On la plaza de Alfonso XII.
/" Pasod0ble "Benegasf" Lopez-2o Can.
ci6n y duo de cOros de la zarzuea "Los Magya.
res" Gaztambide.-3o Mosaico sobre motiyos
de la opera "Fausto" Gounod-4o Pot. pourr
de aires nacionales, Ubeda.-5o Gran Jota Ara.
gonesa, Blasc0-6o Danza "En la Meta" Cam.
pos.
tos sooorroa sumiuiatrados por Ia sooie.