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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27
Knock Him Down.

We do not know to whom the fol-
lowing vagrant bit of advice should
be credited, but it is good sound sense:
'FWhen a man playfully points pis-
tol or gun at you, knock him down.
Don't stop to inquire whether it is
loaded or not. Knock him down.
Don't be particular what you knock
him down with, only see that he is
thoroughly knocked down. If a cor
oner's inquest must be held, let it be
on the other fellow-he won't be
missed"
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GALL FOR
6 Per Cent White Pine County
Bonds.

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Treasurer Of White Pine County,
State of Nevada, has advertised and given
notice that sealed proposals would be re-
ceived by him for the redemption of Six Per
Cent Bonds, issued under the provisions of
an Act of the Legislature of the State of
Nevada, entitled can Act to authorize the
County Commissioners of White Pine
County, to issue Six Per Cent Bonds of
said County, and other purposes" approved
March 3, 1885; and that no bids were
offered
Now, therefore, in pursuance of Section
Is of said Act, Notice is hereby given to the
holders of the following described Six Per
Cent Bonds, to wit
Bond No. 5, $500 Series.
Bond No 8, $500 Series
Bond No. 9, $500 Series.
Bond No. %, 500 Series
Bond No. "a, 500 Series.
Bond No. %, 500 Series.
Bond No. 26, 500 Series.
Bond No. 81, 500 Series
Bond No. %, $1OO Series.
To present and surrender the same for
payment to me at my office in Ely, in said
County and State on or before II O'Clock
A. M. on
Monday, the 5th day of February,
A. ID. 1894.
And notice is further given that if said
Bonks are not surrendered as above required
they will cease to bear interest from the date
this notice.
j. B. WILLIAMSON
County Treasurer, White Pine County,
Nevada.
Ely, New, Jan. 6, 1894. I'm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27

The amendment to the Wilson bill
making the free wool schedule go into
effect August /, 1894, was debated in
the House last week and will undoubt-
edly be incorporated in the bill as
Wilson favors it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27

The Republican party stands up for
gold and silver money and paper as
good as either. Republican Exchange
Yes, you bet Stands 13 for and
lib against silver in the House, and
8 for and "a against in the Senate. =
Populist Exchange
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27

Representative O'Neil of Massa-
chusetts, Chairman Of the sub-Com-
mittee on Pensions of the House, yes
terday declared that it was the inten-
ton to reduce the pension list S15,-
600, coo.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS in this paper
must hereafter be paid in advance. This
course is made necessary to guard
against loss, inconvenience and annoy
ance in collecting the only source of
revenue we can look for to carry on
business these dull times.
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VALEDICTORY.

Ii negotlons which are now pending
and promise to be completed in few
days, go through all right, this will
be the last issue of THE WHITE PINE
NEWS under the present management.
For nineteen years we have been
connected with the News, and for
fifteen years we have owned and con-
trolled it ourself. This is long pc
Rod of time, and as we look back over
nearly two decades of the best part of
our life a feeling of sadness comes
upon us at parting from an institution
we have so long been connected with.
We call up, too, the the many old
friends and patrons of the News, who
have laid down the burdens of life
and passed to the other shore. Their
panegyrics have been published in
these columns. This reminds us, too,
that we are approaching that period
in life when the infrmities of age
grow on apace, and we feel as though
we ought to seek some lighter
employment than the daily toll which
country Newspaper requires, where
1t is not sufficiently remunerative to
employ necessary help. This, and
desire to secure better educational ad
vantages for our children, is our rea-
son for parting with the News.
In the publication of the paper we
believe we have been as successful as
most of our neighbors in any other
business avocation. We do not claim
that we have made no mistakes; who
has not Neither have we at all
times been able to please everybody.
This is not within the scope of Jour
nallstlc endeavor and any one who at
tempts it will surely fail. But we have
run the Il EWs on an independent plane.
D @ Qart5 or clique has ever dictated
us course or silenced its utterances.
Ser years it has supported the weaker
party in this county and State, though
always treating the more powerful op-
ponent fairly and honestly. In the
heat of many political campaign over
lures and threats alike failed to swerye
us from our political convictions; when
we did change our political faith it
was in unison with that spontaneous
sentiment which led the great mass of
our people to throw to the winds past
party affiliations and join hands in a
new party for the common veal. The
NEWS in our hands has not been the
mercenary organ of it's owner, either.
We believe we have done more free
work than any paper in Nevada. We
know we have been lenient and &C
commodating to our patrons.
Mr.. L. L. Elliott, young gentle
man lately from Idaho, is to be the
purchaser and owner of the News.
We commend him to our readers and
the people of White Pine county gen
orally, and ask for him a continuance
of the generous support which in the
past has been given us. We bespeak
for Mr.. Elliott prosperous career in
the journalistic field in White Pine
county.
And now, to conclude, we bid our
readers goodbye, with the kindest of
wishes and the hope that the coming
year will see revival of mining &C
tivity all over the State and that
prosperity may be the lot of every
resident of White Pine county.
w. l.. DAVIS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27

1t is said in Washington that Senator
Gray of Delaware will be appointed
to the Supreme bench, in place of
Hornblower, not confirmed.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned having purchased the
Books and Accounts of Sol Hip, all bills
due thereon, prior to the 10th day of De-
cember, 1893, are payable to me.
As am about to close up my business in
Ely, all persons whose accounts are on said
books are requested to come forward and
settle either in cash or by note.
W. L. DAVIS.
Ely, Nevada, January %, 1894.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27

Secretary Carlisle has decided to
issue bonds to the amount of $50, O00,-
900, bearing 5 per cent interest.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27

Fifteen hundred saloons have closed
in New York within the past six
months.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27

The "White Wing" boilers from the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee is announced to meet this eve
ming. There are only five of the six
boilers who now expect Office and it
is said that they will bolt again and
come out squarely for free coinage of
silver and tariff on wool if they are
kept in suspense much longer. Reno
Journal.
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The box factory at Carson has
closed down.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27
Mining Locations.

In the suit of the Justice Mining
Company against Book ct al, Justice
Hawley of the United Stated Circuit
Court made the following ruling:
The location of vein or lode, I'M
der the mining laws of the United
States, is made by taking up a piece
of land in the form of parallelogram,
not exceeding 1000 feet in length and
600 feet in width, 800 feet on each
side of the middle of the vein at the
surface. The location must be dis
tinctly marked OH the ground, so that
its boundaries can be readily traced.
The question as to the sufficiency of
the marking of the boundaries de-
ponds to some extent upon the char
acter and condition of the ground
located.
When the location is made upon a
comparatively smooth hillside, the
position of stakes at each of the four
corners of the location, either by driv-
ing the into the ground or building
of stone monuments so as to keep the
stakes in place, is sufficient compli-
ance of the law. When the location
is marked so that it's boundaries can
be readily traced, the locators right
of possession becomes fully vested,
and cannot become diverted by the
removal or obstruction of the stakes,
monuments or notice without the act
or the fault of the locator, if he per-
forms the other acts required by law.
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Total in all funds. ,$2O,931 o5-$2o,9S1 O5
We hereby certify the foregoing to be the
true and correct statement of the finances
of White Pine County, Nevada, for the
quarter ending December 81 1898.
NJ. B, GARAGHAN, County Clerk
And eX-otficio County Recorder.
j. b. WILLIAMSON,
County Treasurer.
Attest
SEAL.
M B. GARAGHAN,
County Clerk.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-27

The undersigned respectfully annsunces
to the people of Ely and surrounding
country that he has opened a General Store
in the Postoffice Building where he will
keep good stock of general merchandise.
au12- tdO W. B. GRAHAM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12
La Exposition de Santurcs

Continuamos Ia relaci6n de los premios otor-
gados por el Jurado de las recoms ensai de Ia
miams: Medal as de plata. Por 81 grupo
primero, don Ignacio Marty y Cader6D, de
Puerto Plata; don Jacnto Nsranjo, sociedad
E.cn6mica de smigos del Pals, don g illermo
Wolkers, don Bartolom6 Ramon Vida, de Ia
Capital. Por el grupo segundo, doHa JotefS RI
mir de Arellano, de Osguas; dohs Maria Rodea
de B4rboss, de Ia Capital; doHa Maria Ros, de
Rio grande; dona Maria Torres Calder6n, de
Ia Capital; don Ricardo Valdis, de Ric-piedras;
dona Elisa schomburg y Bercedoni, de ID Capi.
tal Por el grupo tercero, Real AsilO de San
Ildefonso, de Ia Capital. Por el gvupo cuarto,
Resl Asilo de San udefonso, de Ia Capital; doha
RosalfA Sicard6 de Requena, SenoreI Pieras y
CompAnis, sefores PortelA J Composite, de Is Ca
pital; don Jos6 Reyes, de Manatf Rodriguez
Hermanos, de MAnsti. Tor el grupo quinto, Su.
ceu On de don Manuel Isidoro Ssldafa, (hacienda
Aurora) Carolina; don Felix seijo Rivera de
Utuado; don Aristides Simonpiet'i Roher, de
Ponce; sehOrea Sola Sobrinog, de Csguas; don
Francisco Torregrosa, Carolina; Por 81 grupo
s6ptimo, don Felix Seijo y Rivera, de Utuado;
don Arfstides sihompistri Rober, de Ponce;
seforea Sol6 Sobrinos, de. e.Caguas; doa Nodes
to sol6 y Compshfs, do CsgUas; don Jose Texi
tor salas, de Ia Capital; don Santos Tomei,
de Arroyo; don Felipe Ugalde, de Bilbao; don
Narciso ViIar6 y B tale, de Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

El programa de festejoS dedicsdos Ia Ex
cslsa Patrona dc la Marina, Nue'trA sef'ra de-
Carmen, en- Arscibo, es el Sig7iente:
"DiR l5. A med o dis repique de csmpa-
mas gslvss de artillerfs. A las de lS tarde
regatAs de yolSs en- el rio. Por IL noche salve
solemne toda orquests y terminado este acto sc
quemsrhn viStOsOs fuegoS arti6ciSleS en- 81 "Pa
SEQ de Las DamNs" donde tocIrG Ia banda de md.
sica estando dicho Paseo jlumisado Ia Vene
ciana. Dia l6. AL amAnecer, diana, nalvaa de
srtilleria y repiqueS de cAmpanas. A las de Ia
inaiians ssrd condueida en- proceSi6n ID imagep
dc Nuestra SeHora del Carmen, desde Ia Igleais
hssta el cerro de ''El VigiN", donde 80 celeDrar6
miqa solemne. Termiaada esta SO repartiran los
premios los ninos de Ia eBcuela. a. Ia una 5e ID
tArde 70 distribuirtn cincuentA limoanas de vein
to y cinco csntavos los pobres de solemnidad
Tambi6u SO soltearG una mdquinR de coser entire
las ReforitaU del barrio que mas 10 hayan distin.
guido por su moralidad buents coStumbres.
A, las dos, cucsHs vertical con prSmios A las 4
regrssa "a procession 10 IgleHia parroquisl. A
las ocho de Ia ROohe retreta y fuegoH arti6ciales
en- Ia Plaza Mayor. A Les dieE, gran bale de
"MarineritAs" en- el TeAtro J de marineras en-
el Viga.
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NoTICIAs GENERATES

Dice un ts'egrsma de Nueva. York & San
Thomas que Brgdn notiCiss de San Petersburgo,
les sociedAdes sacretas descub!ertas recenteme0te
en- Russia no son compueUtas por nihilistas sino
por ibersles q. abOgsnpor Ia Creaci6n de una mo.
nsrquia constitutional en- aquel imperio.- Otro
tslegrama anuncia qae Oesarino Santo el aseaino
de n. Oarnot esta muy abatido SO cree que no
tardara en- hacer confeIones prscisas denuncian
do uus comp ices En- Liomna (Itslia), he 81
do preso por ID policfa un individuo de nombre
Beengi, intimo amigo del dicho Cesarino san to.
En- Parts h'n Gido fjado pasqu mes anuncisndo
que u. Oalimire Perier tendra 81 miEmo fin que
% autecesor.
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Al lIegsr snOChe I'M POGO mss arribS de Ia
eataCion dsl ferrocarril 81 tranViA que sali6 1ds
estA Capital q las orho m6Aos art5, frente 4 IL
lecheria de don PSblo Ubsrri, en- Martin. ee6a,
90 sinti6 una gran det nA'i6n que alsrm6 nota
blemente 4 los paIsjeros Dsteaida ID maquinA
y registrada Ia viA y suA arsdedoreE por 81 guar.
dia Francisco MaSaDa, un gnardia sivil de Rio
piedr Q el maquiuiats don Orlstobal Garcia,
este 6timo enco tr6 pegado 81 rail un pstardo q.
habis hech0 explosion J negun Manifestation del
fog nero Jose Psdila el reterido petardo era
de los mismos que 90 usan en- Is via del ferro.
cArril So ha dado ccnOcimiento de 10 ocurrido Il
GobernEdOr General, J Ia iefaturs de obraR
.nhhl:eas.
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En- Naraniito Ct

En- Naranjito ceebraron una juerg may6a-
cua varios apfeciab es vecinos de sesa To- alidad
ID sombra de un copiosfsimo mango, reinsndo eM
ellis la mas cOmpleta fratersidad J armonia No
fslt6 ell consabido lech6n sHado. Asistieron &
esa rsupi6n don Ramon Castro, don Modesto y
don Alfredo Archils, ion Manuel Suarez, don
Antonio Msneadez don MedArdo don Maxi
m1no Rivers, don JUN Vsldeiuly, don Rsfael
vslles, don Florentino Lopez don Andres G.
Canton Terminals Ia "juerg en- el campo,
&c bail6 despr6s Ca eL pueblo n.sta hora svsnzs.
da de Ia noche asistiendo 81 bale bslfsimas HAS
de N srsniito Toa alta
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Por los guardias segundos Bsnigno Garcia
Martin y Eulogio Coma e1 RodIiguez del puesto
de once fue detenido el individuo R6mulo Or.
liz. por encOntrarsels una silla de montar robAda,
Y qus Sc Ia vendi6 un tal Damsso Rivera. Por
los gusrdias Segundos Jaan Fuentes Martin Y
Julian Migusles Martin, del puesto de Salinas,
fue detenida Ia individua Ma'fa Yelez, reclamads
por el Alcalde Por el guardis primero Pascual
Alvete Cerrs, y guardias segundos Antonio Coll
Prats Isidro Garcia Eucinss, delpuesto de vi.
lslbs (Juaua-Diaz) fuerOn detenidos los indivi.
duos don Juan BAeE Jote EvAristo AlvarSdo,
Dor atentado de homlcidio, habiendo otreCido !. /
primero al ssguudo cuatroCientos pesos 81 mata
pa al alcsIde de dicho barrio para 10 cual le or.
treg6 un revolver "Bull-dog" con c6pGulas.
Por los guardias primero y segundo Eugenio Ro.
10 Aldea Manuel Alvarez Marques del puesto
de lsH PiedrAs, fusron detenidoI loo jndiYiduoa
Pedro Rivera y Flor Ares, veeiEoa del bArEio de
. CollOSss, por EIAs J esstadalo aisade ppastoa &
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Administration de la
LOTERIA PROVINCIAL.

HAbiendoss dspu sto que los 5000 bile o.
destinsdOs al pdblco SO expendsn por Ia Admi.
que correspondent, para faeilitar su colocaci6n: On
los dias l6, l7y is del actual Ve venderGn en- 81
patio do Ia Diputai lion los 5000 dal sorteo del 10
de AGosto; en- los disB %, 26 J ~ del corrien.
to mes los 5000 correspondientsH 81 sorteo que
SO adelaBta, continuat do eA 10 suceAivo verif.
c6ndose dicha Vents euGrenta disS antes de cada
sorteO, previo aviso OpOrtuRo.
Lo sspublica para general conocimiento.
Puerto K CO 10 de Julio de 894.-Et Ad.
min sEador, Ricardo de Quirano. Vo BEL
Vlce.presidente de ID O. P.-EGoZCUE. 2-l
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De Ponce NOS supican ia publication de 10
aigniente: e El msrtes 10 del corliente, SO did
sepulturs en- esta Ciudsd. al cadaver del qua en-
vida fu6 don MANUEL Pa'sell y Becerra, dignfsi-
mo miembro dc esta sociedad y persona general.
Q, tierro ssisti6 numerosa y distipguids concu-
rrencia, manifestation que hizo Ia sociedad pom.
cefia en- honor los meritos del difunto. NoEo
sros unimos nusstra pena IA de Ia desalada fa.
mlia PasareIl, y hacemOs votOs porque la resig.
naci6n sea lenitivo tan sensible perdida -Psz
los restoS de don Manuel Pasarell."
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Ell pequeiio artiata, curse complete de dlbni,

Ell pequeHo artista, curse complete de dlbujo
en- 5psrtes cada collection 50, tomsndo 81 tota
sean cinco colecCioneu progresivas So Los rri
ueros paHos en- 81 dibujo cuadernos Para princi
pisnteg, cada cuaderno q centavos, la collection
que consts de $40 ceAtavos. Caligrsfo mo
derno, collection de muestras de letris inglesa
espAnola, itsliana, redOnda ftsnceaa, g6tica in
glesa, g6ticA ,lemaua de sdorno cuadelno d.
4S paginas /. Lbrefa de F. saniurio Vidsl
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Rscortamcs de uLa Demo racia":

"Nuestro amigo el doctor don LUIS Ague-
rrevere, hA sido condenado cinco AMOS de OK
tranamiento 100 kilometres de diatancis de es
ia ciudad, en- causa que Sc 10 Sigui6 por IN arti
culo publiCado contra los Padres Paules. El 81
AguerreVere hA sslido para Humacao puntc
donde va cumplir Su condenA Sentimos o
percsnce, lamentando que el d'timo indulto qu'
ha cob jado verdsderoI criminAles, no hAya al
canzado al selior Aguerrevers
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Repetimoa las personss que dqsde 81 .inte.
rior do Ia lsls NOS favorecen con comunicAdos
noticias de interss particular, qle no las publ
eamos 81 NO viensn por conducto de los Agentss
de LA CoREsPoNDENoIA, scompsHsndo ~ i'm.
porte 4 rsz6n de 10 centavos la Inca manuGCrita.
Las noticiaH do reclamo, pagsran ra76n de IN
peso 81 no exceden de 10 lfneas L,aBterior ad
vsrtencia como eS natural, no resa CON las per.
soma que tengaH rslacioues con Ia casa quie.
mes conozcamos personalnente
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En- 81 restaurant "De III lado al Parai4o" d

En- 81 restaurant "De tu Iado al Paralto" es
Ia cosa ALI, San jose ldm.o 20 es donde SO
come sabreso barato donde sc esrve 4 los pa.
rrcquianos ''con amore" !. HsRqui 81 mend de
ma6ana: -Macarrones Ia itsliana a-Pescado do.
rado con tomatss- Ternera 4 Ia francesa-Polos
ualteadoB, dorados entomatsdos -Milanesa de
pavo cerdo ternera. Para poltre pudding
sueco por Ia tarde por Ia nochs ell indispen.
sable arroz con polio fNo me islsS quo 20 voy.,
NoTA.-Se srYen cantinas domiciIio.
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ALAMBRE
con pdas, .venden barato Mullenhoff y Korber.

Nos dicen de Comerio; A princir 10 de 10
Exposici6n celebrate en- Santurce extraHsbau
mucho on este ueblo que Lon sefores Sanchez
Hermsno, dueho de la aOrtditada fSbrics "Ls
Comeriens", NO exhibieran aus productos en- di
cho Certamen Hoy al yer el repsrto de los pre-
mics, Comprendemos que dichos seiiores ohraron
cuerdamente on no caviar nads; pueH 81 lo'
senores Portsla Compania, duenou de una
"Real" fabricA establecida en- d Capital, los hi
tratado 81 juradO "como Chinos", segdn dicen
los senoves Sanchez que viven lejcs de Cangrejol
seriah tratados como ka5ilas del Riff"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

En- el JuSgId1 Municipal distrito de Sar
Francisco dc estA CapitSi, Sc han sustsuciado OF
el Ter. SemeHtre del corriente ano l25 juicios cri
mioAleS de fAltSS, divididos de Ia signiente name
RS contra el orden pd 'lico 33; contra los intere
seH generates regimen de las poblaciones
contra las peraonas 81; contra Ia propiadsd 7
Es ellos han sido absuetos So personas, conde
nados SO, con ARE to 50 con repreUa 81 AZ.
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iubilacones pensiones ira aumentando con tan.
to ingreso pero en- cambio desde 81 10 de aero
del ano pr6ximO, puede va mori'se traMquilo
cualquier maestro que su fallecimientN no cuen
to 20 aiios de servicios en- la aeguridad de que
gu viuda quedara cubierto de la miSeris, cen
Ia pension que recibir6 de 10 centtmos al dSo
del sueldo regulator durante el tempo que durc
9atau.-VICTOR SUAREZ.
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81 Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General ha CON.
tribu do con Ia sums de clnco pesos para las
ubras del Tsller Bsn6fco de Artessnos, pIoyte.
tsdo on Ponce. La Junts encargada de d reali.
zaci6n de tan ilaRtr6pico proyecso, dessarfA que
las personas de esta Uapitaly de la Isa quie.
mes hA escrito solCltsnao tomar acciones, SO sir
van coUteatAr 81 desean cont .ibuir no al bRen
fin one Sc proponsn.
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%LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PTo.- RICO
JuEvns. Il DE JUuo DE 1894
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Junts del 40 Centenario. -PublicaBe ID f6
de erratas Ia relsci6n de premios Otorgados por
81 JurAdo de Las recompensaS de Ia Exposici6u.
Junta de Obras del Puerto de esta Capital
-Relaci6n de las obrss ejecutRdaS ON el mes de
Enero Gltime.
BAnco Espa6ol de Puerto Rico. eo.-situAci6n
del miGmo on Ia tarde del dia 9 de JUNO.
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Lol Yecinoa da laa callaa OriIt6haI Colon ,

Los vecinos de las GALES CriIt6hal Colon '
s'vts Isabel en- ArsCibO, pisrs'n On este, como
en- amos anteriores ceebrar con dos dias de fes-
tas 81 santo Patron de Espsfs, Santiago
Apostle. Sc proponep en- esta dejar muy por
detrss las snterioreH. Rsina el entusi. smo en-
todsG las hss. Ha salido una comisi6n recAu.
dAdoEa eomppeatA por lOg enthusiastic j6Ysaes don
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

Nuestro corresponssl de Naguaho nos in.
forma que ha sido muy sentida en- aquel pueblo
Ia muerte de Ia apraciable virtuosa seforita
ConcepCi6a Rivera y Villatads, que pertenecfs
una dc las mas distinguidas familias de esa loca.
iidad. 81 entierro de gu CsdGver fue una vsi da.
dera demostrac6n de duelo exp lessndo asf 10
mucho que SO le apreciaba en- aquella- loCalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12
Don Ran 6n Llauger, practicsnte de

Don Ran On LlAuger, practicante de este
syuntamiento quiere que hagamO constar que
no fu6 81 quisn nos Suminish6 las noticias que
., to yer publicAmos, ,referentes sUuntos O. SO re-
lacionan con eI cuarto de Socorros de esta Cspi.
tal. Queda complacide y conste que tenemos re-
porte que nos cOmuniquen 10 que pasa en- todap
nartes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

De Csguss NOS dicen que en- breve saldrS de
squel pueblo para Sas Lorenzo, donde permsne
eerd pocos diAs, el reputado tOt6grafo sefor AL
fouuo que desde alh contipuara uncos otroB
pueblos de aquellas comsrcaT. Estsp, ueH, de
enhorabueDa los que por alf desc n obtener bue-
NOS retratoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

HIN sido nombrldoS OHclAlea Sos. int ,rinou
dc Ia Intsrvesci6n General del EstAdo dc Ia
Aduana dc eats Capital respectiySmente loS
sprecabes i6venes don Carlos a6i gel don An
torio Rosa Reduena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12
lin LARRIME,RO

Por q Acadia municipal de Adjuntag SO
uolicita una persona que quiers servir la plaza de
Jsrdinero dotsda con Ell h'ber de Is pesos men
susles. sus oblfgaciones soa stender al arreglo,
bio informarSn. 3-3