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fehee q n i Iesyeniag Pover-Laest u Govt Report
Re-! RB sss:s
ABSOLUTELY Pune
ABSOLUTELY Pure


havs refused IL bscsuss he vsuts 70 stay
nsas kversss. In which town hs = deeply
interested
Not only ars skasis and Pierce counties
reaching after this Seattle plum. but
Ciallam has its man In the person Of G. =
Nsilstte. Of Port Angeles. Who h said 20
b backed by Collector Saunders and
Nalonsy. the Claliam county member Of
the stase. committss. His friends are urG-
ing an Immediate appointment. because
ths Port Angeles Drmocvat needs the land
ONCE advertising. which it would b sure
20 get With Ne.lstts in the Office. The
local Democracy 10 divided among Lensxy.
!. A. Garrett. s. 8. Carlisls and L. 8.
Anderson. the lawyer. each OF whom has
his contingent
For receiver. John Y. Terry. James II.
Gephart and A. r. Hill are the principal
candidateA Terry and Gsphart have the
local Democracy pretty well divided BE-
tween them, while Hill has the kind OF
support which makes the average Demo-
crAt sick. He was formally in business In
Washin Kton City and has good many
friends there, while 3. O. Graves ID said 70
b his chief hacker here. When Graves
name Il mentioned to these men who
claim 70 b the only simon pure Demo-
Gratis in the country. they lapse into pro-
family aud forget about all the good lessons
they learned at Sunday school.
These are about all the candidates who
have been dragged into the light 90 far.
but there ore probably several more who
arc searching for the jobs with dark Ian
terms and dominos. Somebody Is likely to
tear on the mask and treat the public 70 .
surprise.
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THE LAND OFFICE rIGar-


hoke out for keetster-Pisrce ana
Ciaiiam Have Their Men.
Inc energy Of the local Democracy.
which was for so long centere6 ON the hit.
ter hight for the deputy coiiector,hip /.
now being turned with full force To the of.
hces OF register and receiver of the land
otiice. Several are trying to play the DARK
horse IN hopes of getting there while IN.
oshsr fellows are raking up one ano,hsr',
oaa records. telling one anotner's love for
the bow, the tiger and other mems wive.
and various political delinauencies. The
SAD results OF the discovery of G. " Aah.
lords dark horseship serve asa varpip,
10 them not TO make any confidants. and
the guiieiess innocence with which th.v
deny their aspirations is amusing IN one
who knows better.
For register, O'Toole is said n h. IN.
leading candidate. though his opponent.
do not believe the statement that he ha,
been determined upon is authentic. sup-
costing that he procured the sending Of
dispatches to that effect in order 10 sr,-.
OF the opposition. He is looked unon a.
Wausce's pet. and Is also backed by c. W
Turner and = fey other leading lirh,s In
Seattle. But there is also . Hoke in IN.
nshf, Tacoma relative OF the Smith of
tha' name. He relies on the support Of
his Industrious relative, and some OF thu
lssiicu.ns. impressed With the strength of
this backing and siek.ed at the idea OF get
ting Seattle Office FOR . Tacoma man. ara
also With him James T. Lentxy thinks
that Senator CaIvia ). Briee and other in.
nnen'aas Ohio politicians will pail him
through. He 10 said TO have already been
offered the governorship of Alaska, but q
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PERSONAL.

Ma B. W. Psttt has rsturnsd from her East
etn tip
". H. Meade. Of Portland. Or. Il rssistsrsd It
the Grand
". R Elsin. Of Philadelphia. IL resisssrsd at
the Grand.
Ma c. r. Paul expects 70 return 10 Boston
very soon.
David Cloptou. Of Montgomery. Ala. Il asusst
ct the Grand.
W. p Rice. OF Fort Payne. Ala. Is registered as
the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. c. Keith srsspsndins their va
cation In the East
w. q Moore, OF the Black Diamond coal mine,
10 registered at the DIiler
J. r. Hart. OF the Hart Lumber Company, Ta-
coma, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. George c. starkweathsf has gone 70 wau-
pun, Via. 70 remain about rear.
p. K. Lewis. the Posr-ISrRLtIoEHcBR agent at
Everett, was In the city yesterday.
d. g. Swsrdhger. OF Snohomish, auditor OF
snohomish county, u At the Arlington.
George W. Collins. = prominent business man.
Of Portland. 10 registered At the Rainier.
Harrison Clothier. OF MI Vernon. treasurer
Of skagit county, 10 stopping At the Diiicr.
Judge J. 7. Hunes left Thursday for . hunt
ing and nshing trip up among the islands.
lar. II. T. Price. the PosT- ISrELLfGExcRR
9xcuS ~ Dt0ASAcys " - IN VIZ CITY o8sUIo9ys
Thomas Cain. proprietor Of several logging
camps in the vicinity Of Edmonds. 10 regtssssed
ct the Dillcr.
L L D. Kennedy and r. l. Kennedy, Of New
ton, Ia, and MrA J. +. Bonnihsld. OF Butte,
Mont, are at the Occidental
Mr. aud Mira Z. NJ. Pitt Of Everett. are regis
tered at the Arlington. Mrs. Pitt will leave for
an Eastern trip this morning
Mrs Matte Hutson, who for the past year has
been visiting her sister. Nrs. Harlan. has ~
turned 70 her home Ia Michigan.
William A. Hosmer. Of waltham, Masa, IL
stopping ss the Arlington Nj. Hosmer 10 time
lock expert Of the Yale 4 Towns Manufacturing
Company.
Chester W. Dolph, OF Portland, Or, son OF
senator Dolph. 10 In the city on . business trip.
and IL fsgistsssd Ct the Grand. He viii return
homo today.
Capt A. c. Sutherland. OF Pesl's island, Boz.
ueo, registered as the Occidental yesterday. He
Is commander Of the sealing vessel Sophie
sutherland, and IL Visiting his son.
Judge R. A. Ballinser. Of Port Townsend, was
In the city the latter part Of the week. returning
home on Friday night He will return 70 Seat.
tie tomorrow morning and remain . week or
more.
Mr. Fraser, OF Fraser 4 wilson. left ON Friday
for New York on Q ak weeks buying trip. This
Arm, in order % accommodate their business.
have recently added another store to their prem
Uses and will b In excellent shape 70 handle
their fail trada
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3uAjseG
The Pacific coast correspondent 10 Fire
ssd Water. published 10 Nes York. has
the following 70 say Of the Seattle IRE de-
partmsnt in the Issue Of July .:
Your correspondent visited Seattle July
IS and inspected the Gre halls under Guid-
ance Of Chief Hunt and City Electrician
P.nkney. The principal IRE hall and
headquarters 10 lar4e and weal-built
structure. On the ground door VAS mo-
lficed Preston serial truck, Ahrens steam
hre engine. Champion chemical engine.
double sighty-gaiion tanks. and two
horse hose wagon, four teams and every
convenience for men and horses. Each
piece OF apparatus iefs the hall through .
separate door. Eight wesl-tfained horses
took their places at the tap Of the gong
and the four companies were O. the floor
IN quick order. The second floor 10 occu-
pied BY the officers and men. Tho fore
men and engineer occupy separate rooms.
dormitoriea Everything connected with
the premises WAS clean and bright, and
most striking feature was the intelligence
depicted on the facss Of the men.
Electrician Pinkney. explained the
working Of the Gameweli fre alarm svs-
TEN, which b installed In every city OF
consequence on the Pacific coast
"A visit was then paid to the other we'll
constructed engine houses and the same
coed order and discipline was noticed
throughout. The great ire proved to the
citizens Of Seattle that IN ounce of proven
ton il far better than = ton Of cure, and
the well-squipped department. L due to
ago.
Tho frehoat built since the firs II .
model OF neatness and throws powerful
streams. but . draw back TO her efficiency
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K.mc wing the Jseob.s Ladder.

The cleats on the north side of Marion
between Front and Second streets which
have worried pedestrians ever since the
snow storm last February are at last being
removed. the street department having
awakened 70 the fact that the snow IL all
gone. It is related of stranger who had
peen inquiring his way to the Burke block
that. on being told that it was at thu
corner of Second and Marion street, he
exclaimed. "Oh yesl Marion is that street
with the Jacobs ladder on the sidewalk. !"
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A Cure and : Ressoration.

tits well for those who are suffering
under the morphine habit to remember
that they can not only be cured Of the use
of the drug. but that their wasted system
will De restored to its normal condition by
the treatment of the German Remedy
Company, Occidental building. in this
city. Branch institutes at Green River
Hot Springs, Spokane, Tacoma
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a rsEAcnEEoUs or srovs.
Hrs. 4lohss Arms Burned, bat ohs
Rravaly flRhts the Fire.

Hrs. 9lohss Arms Burned, but She
Brsvely fl9hts the Fire.
Mrs.. G. c. Rich. Of 1905 Eighth street,
had . narrow escape from being fatally
burned yesterday Wprning about 1880
o'clock by flames from gaSolins stove.
As IL was, both arms were badly scorched
nearly to the elbows.
The gasoline stove 6sred up suddenly
and in trying to put It out Mrs. Rich ret
her dress on fire. She saw that she was in
serious position. but. with rare presence
Of mind tore the burning cloth and threw
Il on the door. Then she grabbed pail
ful Of water and extinguished the flames.
The fire department was called out by .
telephone alarm, but Mrs. Rich had saved
tile trouble Of using the apparatus. Be-
fore the firemen left the house she APP
peared with both arms done up in cloths.
The damage to the house would not en-
ceed e.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steamship Queen Will sail as o'clock this
s.orning for Alaska
steamer Rapid Transit brought In load OF
ahnekannt stone yesterday.
Barksntinc Robert sudden 10 on her way from
ssaaymas 20 Puget sound TO load lumber.
The American harkeatine Hilo has been char
ssred 10 take cargo OF lumber to sydney, n. q
*. AZ = shiiiiaga
TIE next steamship OF the new Canadian.
australian line. via Honolulu. 10 expected q
Victoria on the 9th
ship IvSnhos arrived yesterday afternoon In
lad eoai Ter San Francisco. She carried sau
seanl well into The hssoor, although assisted or
slug alongside.
Steamship Cmatiila arrived yesterday and
s.sok . cargo OF coal. Sac viii sail this after.
ssssoa for san Franessco aud the City OF Pusbla
:, due this morning.
The eshing schooner Aicedo. Cart t;allev
came In yesterday with about 10, co pounds Of
s.siioat caught on Fastsery haaka Tho captain
sfscr,s fsa scarce there. ard he viii probably
81, ne.ta % his uexs trip
The hrttssh saip Aieaesa. which has been NJ
sos. rownsena for . week, IL expected here on
Tuesday. she has . large quantity OF els,e
sienstoans aud BEETLES sni several shou,and
SsarTes OF ceGsent Tor This port
The eufrksicps wheel got loose yes,e,c Az
eSiernooa a. sas Wa about leaving the doct
sad size MAS taken In tow by the uev Ha,tie
fssnses for Dsgssa bay for repatra BEFORE
saving rope was made fast 70 tas wheel "a
4;sSyent losilg IL.
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w,,l =. plsarur.d fer LIE.

John Barto, who was so terribly burned
on the face by an explosion Of giant pow
der while blasting earth about week ago.
was taken from the hospital to his home
near the Madison street power house yes
terday afternoon in the patrol wagon. The
opinion of the attending physician Is that
ne will recover. but still b badly dis
figured man for life. His eyes are in
a pitisui condition.
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LOWER INSURANCE RATRs.
Market street 1agine VIII Causo . =
ductiou IN That District.


=. c. Story, surveyor Of the Pacific In
surance Union. has completed his map Of
SEATTLE and will return to San Francisco
tomorrow. While here he has taken .
great interest in the water supply and
made careful inspection Of the water
mains and location Of fire plugs. 1t was
learned from Chief Hunt yesterday that
Mr.. Story in his report would recommend
that that district between Broadway aud
Lake Warrington and Jackson and Fon-
tenells streets bs transferred from book
four to three, which will reduce insurance
rates in that quarter materially.
The general rate In the district men.
toned II ct present IS cents per 800. with
80 cents extra for houses built in ranges.
commonly called rows. With the new
regulations. which will undoubtedly b
sanctioned. the general rate will b re-
duced to 60 cents and the extra on ranges
be cut in hall.
This Recommendation 10 due to the
placing Of the new engine ct the corner Of
Market and Jackson streets.
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WILL bE a TOTAL LOsa
-. Herr Rspsres sAe Rssk Erisses 4,

Red Condtttoa.
Capt Horn. o! the stsame. wiliapa, re-
ports the bark EritreA. which vent ashore
on nnnksnsss spit. as likely 10 prove
tossl losA When the Wiilara passed her
ysstsrday morning she wss high up on the
spit opposite New nunscnsss and badly
IN shore. Her main mast was entirely
rome and the misxen topmast had also car.
ried away. Cap& Horn ran close in bus
although beat was lowered and ready no
one asked sssistsnce. He says that all
the tugs In the soand could not pull her
Of the spit The captain cf the bark went
ashore q pun1eness and stated that in
the fog he m,stook Oungeness Whistle !cr
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The annual meeting Of the Advent
Christian conference mot Seventh Day..
of Puget sound. will b held in Olympic
hall, No. LILO Second street. commencing
Thursday. August 3. and hold over two
Sundays Gospel meetings each day At IL
.. m. and 80 o. m. All are cordially in
vited 10 attend
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IsFccen. - a-E J. ia
S:Es = q.
txaa DAN. Au& 1-lz Ssoooy'
ngtsS: soosnuess VIA.
dssIIAH oAS, Ane. Az ms-Caoo0ys
heSs vest vsno.
fssns, Arg ALL n.-caosdy; ness
vesa VISA.
fNn AxesIEs. Aug. 1-Izm.-SsoooJ'
sssss wsss wtnd-
koogtAM, Ane. A-ispscaaL Arnved
-h@ Nossn bsnd. Src@ san krsneasco
In Iovnsxsp, Ana. sISpseaaE
Assssd-behs Prosper. eighteen daysf RON
6ass Pedro Tor Fort biaksssy; scnf
nsraems. eighteen Gays fom so Isof0
for ssrdsrs; Chii BIZ Lake Leman. afsy-nins
oass from valparaiso Tor fors bdakesey;
Chsa bk Eiisa. ffom Valparaiso. D Aoody-
VIE; sehf Vega. - Hadiock from Seatae
e sad lumber sos Ban francisco; senf
eassasor. nom San francesca = Ioss
0sasbIe: Oh Commodore. o Nsnaimo'
nrsr san trsneasco; Gnu d lnoses RON
vnss'ssaiso. q AoodyvnIs: On l. J. Aofse'
ss.sa ssn Francisco. q Nanaamo.
e, NJ Washington viii como Over rom
ssfcom tomorrow 70 clear ana obtain :
crew for HonEkonG.
s1neson 4 Chtlcasts new steam tendes.
A,eyt. came down from seattle To-Day ana
vens into commission. Inc Aiers VIZ p
us.si - tender % board vssssaa
A.S kkAScIsco. Aus. a-Asnved-Ssr
WAsia Waiia, from Vlcsosts; y. .. ..
Mesysrsy. from Wi'iapa Day. Cisarso-
By Empire. Tor Nans'mo. Dspassso-bk
fsSfnyra. ior fort osm0ss.
t,spos. Ans. h--Arrsved-Hufnia' nom
Nay York. Ssghssd- Aoravia. from New
1sssk; WAessand. from New iork: Ia
fsys'dre, from Philadeapnia
sosTos. Aug. o--AFrived-Frocida, rom
hssnonrg.
axw foHK, Arg. Administrations
rssa LIVERPOOL
LONDON. Aug. o. -StGns0o-Le Ofe-
tssae, from New York.
tteEEssrows, Aug h-Arriveo-Lord
CNse. rom Phiisdelphia.
fokr iowHsESp, aug. a-lSpsciai line
bs4ssn AMP Gisuavi,n went ashore on
fxsns wilson about Il O'Clock last night
AZ nign water TINS morning the tug fao-
nssf hauled ner on into deep water unin-
lhsrd. Inc oienashn came mp nom san
pSsg0, bouno 10 Tacoma. The snip Will
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The Teamstess' baseball team viii play the
Standards 1t the Madison street grounds this
afternoon. instead OF ct West seattle
California's admission day viii b appropri-
ateiy observed BY tho giving OF . banquet 20 b
held on saturday evening, september q 1t the
Hotel Northern. under the auspices CT Seattle
PaY.or, No 1, Native sons Of California.
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There are only three days more lsft OF our Tree
excursions on Lake Warrington On steamer
leaving Madison street wharf hourly.
Hyama, RauSon & Co.
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Railroad and cerperasso. N.s...


W. II. Asasss. OF Portland. general assu, OF n.
stock islsa4. Is In tie city.
r. ~ keaiecs, OF Portland, general sxsa, at
tas feansyivsEia aaes, 10 At the Grand
The Great Northern roai Is ssaainx ont 80 -
20 men TO vayk o. the sustaelrx in ne Casc.a.
ssscenfASnA
john Z. Jones, a. Portland. travelling nassen.
ger assas OF the soatsesa Pacific. 10 rsxi,ssr.t
"a the Nosthexn
W. ~ Black. spsc.a! axent ct the Great North.
vfn railroad ioe the Cascade ana Kaiispsn divia-
sa;as. 10 In the city.
Genera Assas ]. h Nsdsaa. Of tbs Northern
sssesac road. returned from regtlaaa yesterday
accompanied ~ A. D. Charlton. the asssssAn,
q neral Passenger agent
Amcns the srnius making ioas. fast srsrs 10
80 Nancy Hanks express, On tie Central rail-
s@ad 81 6sarxia wasea rnns between Atlanta
ss-i savasnaA. ~ Htsss. In elk hours aud torsy-
See msnate& Allowing scr ssops and da,ays in
= srta. th.s i ~ sas rate of So miles IN eoux
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Fine summer resort hotel as Big Hop Ranch,
now cpen for guestA Beautiful scenery. Short
walk to snoquslris iailA Accommodation
dfxt~ciasa
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Today We will have our juvenile band 10 fur.
nish music for our ffee excursion on Lake
Wxshington- Boas makes hourly trips from
Madison street wharf. Hysms. fauson Co
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Union Pseios Fsrcss Cue D.vn.

OENvRa. Aus. Sin accordance with in
ssfucsions from Omaha the Union Pacific
has made great reduction in the operat-
leg department.. The order discontinues
eight daily and two bi-weekiy trains, all in
thss state. II 10 anticipated that every
railroad running into the city will soon
cat their running force In two Every
rsi,untaiu line has reduced their force as
iow as possible. On all branch lines train
Keen are compelled to do their own SWITCH
lag. The discharged men are complaining
Gfhardship and the local Unions viii NEE:
tomorrow. There il no chance Of Z strike
lseing successful. - there are twenty men
fer every vacancy.
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School, county and city warrants
wanted. Washington Timber Loan Com
psny. room Is Halter block.
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Use the sys,em OF the Puget sound ssvings
bank. II 10 shs best.
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Conchisa and full company ss Aadisoa park
today
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Interest works rainy days and Sundays q the
PUGET sound savings bank
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VICTORIA. B. g.. Aug. 5.-fSpeciai. l-F.
g. Davidge states that one OF the first de-
tSils of the arrangement made at 81. Paul
isf regard to the equipment of . Great
Northern feet Of trans-Pacisic steamers
sas that they should call At vIadivostock.
his viii! be the first Russian American
siae Of modern steamers to have an ex-
Isl enee
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Seyera! Seattle railroad contractors have
gtne to work on the SLOGAN branch of the
sanadian Pacific road under Dan Nc
saiIvray. J. q. Mclean has secured eight
asiles of the work and Hastings & Olsen
Aave three miles. and they are taking
ss;imber OF men from here.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-07
QUESTION MNETARlA


Por considerable de interes general reprodu-
cmos continuation tomandola de Ia Gaceta de
hoy la siguiente circular:
"Gobierno General de Ia Isia de Puerto Rico
Con ell fin de proponer ell medic mas conveniente
para que esta Provincla pueda sallr de la crisis
monetaria POI que atraviesa, con obleto de que
sobre dlcho asunto SO explore la voluntad del
pals, hase presentado mi Autoridsd una mpor
tante representation del Comercio de esta Ca
pital
Ante rln problema cuya soluci6n ha de con
trlbulr tan poderosamente melorar la vida eco
monica de esta Isla ,resta bleclendo la normahdad
en- las transacciones todas, este Goblerno General
deseoso de coadyuvar dentrc del imlte de sus
facultades remedar el NAL por todos conocldo,
no vacila en- prestar su mas decdidoa apoyo a las
aspraciones expuestas por el Cornercio de esta
Capital y entlende que para Iegar una soiu
cion que respetando los intereses creados al am
paro de Ia legalidad, favorezcan como es Justo los
legltlmos deseos del pals procede OR antes aque-
las opiniones que mas puedan hustrar en- materla
tan delicada
Fundado en- las anteriores CO sideraciones,
vengo en- decretar 10 siguiente.
10 En- todos los pueblos de Ia lsla Sc cons
tituira una Junta presdida por ell Juez de Ia
1nstancra donde lie haya, en- su detecto por 81
Alcalde
Constituran dicha Junta, ademas del Presl-
dente, los cuatro mayores contribuyentes por ri
comercio, todos residences la localidad, dos
Concejales designados por el Ayuntamiento,
siendo uno de ellos un Sindico actuara como
secretarlo ell de la Corporation municipal respec-
tiva.
20 En- la Capital Ponce formara tambitn
parte de Ia Junta, Vocal deslgnado por la
Camara de Comercio.
80 Estas Juntas deberan organizarse desde
luego por e encargado de presldirlas, cuyo
efecto los senores Jueces de la Instancia de
| acuerdo con los senores Alcaldes 6stos por 81
en- gu case, daran conocmento los interesados
del nombramiento por communication escrta:
40 Tan pronto como Sc hayan verlhcado
los nombramientos Sc procedera por ell presideh-
to const1tur la Junta discutiran acerca de los
medios que podrian empearse para resolver la
crisis monetaria, procurando cenlrse todo 10 posi-
ble en- las discusiones al asunto que Sc somete
su estudio y propon2endo los procedimientos que
juicio de la Junta debsn adoptarse al objeto
cue indica la presente Circular.
So En- ell termino de treinta dias a contar
desde Ia fecha de la .primera reunion, remitiran
los presidentes de las Juntas, coplas certifcadas
de los acuerdos adoptados para la resolucl6n
que proceda.
Puerto, Rico, Febrero de 1898. 3..:DABAN "