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NAME. 90. RECT. PLACE OF ENLIST
Benthem, VIM. F Il Cal. Inf La Porte,
Border, Peter. d. 1 Cal Cav Camp Merchnt.
Gamnbs1i IT, 4 G csl Cav Cav Dutch Flat,
King, S. Thomas.F i Cal Cav. stockton "'
Smith, Fred -. H. 4 Cal. Inf. San FranciccO.
White, Thomas. G. Il Cal Cav San Francisco.
GOOD FOR SHERIFF LoHMAN.
Sheriff Martin Lohman, of Dona Ana
county, is bending every energy to dis.
cover the parties who robbed and muir
dered the aged Frenchman, p. Duhaldie,
at Mesilla, last week. Officers are work
ing upon every possible olew, and several
suspects have been arrested. In circu-
lar which has been sent broadcasta all over
the southwest Sheriff Lehman announces
that he will pay reward of $3.50 for the
arrest and conviction of the murderers.
This, with the amount offered by the
territory, brings the total reward up 10
$500.
| ADJOURNMENT OF THE U. 8. COURT.
The U. s. grand jury made its final re-
port at 3 o'clock this afternoon and was
discharged. A number of indictments
were returned, but they are withheld from
the public until the persons accused are
apprehended. The court soon after ad-
| journed sine ole.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
| Custodian Shannon is making import
ant Improvements in the federal building.
Particulars Tomorrow. va
Mr.. G. B. Money, having mado applica-
cation for admission to practice before
the district court, is undergoing exam
nation this afternoon.
Mr.. John H. Walker, deputy U. 8. sur
veyor, has just received brand new
transit from Troy, N. Y. 1t cost $3.50
and is beautiful instrument.
Juan N. Juaquez, ex.treasurer of San
Juan county, who is accused of robbing
the county of $500, wasin town Monday
consulting with his attorney and prepar-
1 ing for the spring term of the district
court, in which he proposes to fight the
matter to the end, and will try and show
that he is innocent and where the money
has gone to.-San Juan Times.
The board of regents of the University
of New Mexico met in the Office of Frank
W. Clancy, in Albuquerque, yesterday
afternoon. There were present Mesars.
Slower, Otero and Clancy; absent, Messrs.
!. Meylert and Waldo. No particular bust
ness was transacted aside from allowing
bills aud receiving reports.
Under date Of Washington City, Janu-
airy 81, Senator John Sherman, of Ohio,
writes Judge A. L. Morrison to this Ell
feet: II will with much pleasure vote to
admit New Mexico either with or without
Arizona. ]. hope that all the existing
territories will be speedily converted
into states. A territorial form Of govern
ment is not favorable to the prosperity
of the people living under it. New Mex
there are many reasons why its people
should be invested with the power OF
J state government" q
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OFFICIAL GRIsT.
Coal Oil Inspection Report-Pioneer
Soldiers-Reward by Sheriff
L0hman-Capital Notes.
GOAL OIL INSPECTION.

GOAL OIL INBPECTtQN. ~
M. s. Hart, of Las Vegas, territorial
coal oil inspector, has submitted de-
tailed report of his transactions for 1893
to the governor. His report is very COM
plete and satisfactory. 1t clearly demon
strates the wisdom of the coal oil inspec-
ton law and makes it apparent that Gov.
Thornton selected the right man for in
spector. Subjoined is a summary of the
report.
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THE CHAVEZ CASE.
Trial Of the Accused Probably in June
Facts Pertaining to the Big
Reward Offered for Dis
cOvery of the MUIR
derers.

Frank and Antonio Borrego, Chino
Alarid and Patricio Valencia, committed
to Jail, without bail, charged with the as
Of ex-Sheriff Chavez, are more
than likely to be indicted and tried at
the next regular term Of court in this
county. For the information of those
who appear not quite to understand the
present status Of the case, it may be said
that ths7accdsed have yet to be indicted
and tried in die form, SO that the forty
odd witnesses and the ri,69o Ipages of
typewriter testimony have all to be
gone through with again, because when
the grand jury which begins its sittings
here, on the second Monday in June has
reviewed the case, and should It return
bills, then the accused men will be placed
on trial for their lives at the regular
June term of the district court. That is, it
is more than probable that the trial will
come off at this time and in this county.
1t is not thought likely that a change of
venue will-be asked for on behalf of the
accused, because that would take their
trial over, if held in this district, until
next October, when the San Juan term
opens, while on the other hand it seems
most improbable that the defense would
move to take the case out of the district.
THE TERRITORIAL REWARD.
In response to an inquiry the NEW
MEXICAN has taken some pains to ex-
anime into the matter of the reward Of
fered in the. Chavez assassination case.
On May 81, 1892, the then governor of
the territory, Hon. L. b. Prince, ISIS ued a
proclamation announcing that for Gin
formation which will lead to the appre-
hension and conviction of the person
guilty of such killing, or each person so
guilty, if there be more than one, the sum
Of 5000" would be paid by the territory.
On May 3, 1898, Gov. Thornton issued q
force the above reward, but specifying
more distinctly that to the parties furnish.
ing information leading to the arrest and
conviction Of these assassins the sum Of
5000 would be paid for every such per.
son SO arrested and convicted. Thus, II
the Ave men,. including Gold, now charged
with this crime, should be convicted, the
territory would be called upon to pay 9
reward of 81 900.
CITIZENS REWARD.
In addition to this the sum of $3.50
is offered by the citizens Of Santa Feas 8
reward for "the discovery" of said muir
dararna Appnndod Ia cOpv If thie don
ument which bears date Of June 5, 1892
tho original Of which is in possession o.
the goyerhot:, i,
We The undersigned residents Of the
territory Of New Mexico, agree and bint
oursefvesto pay the respective sums sci
opposite our names for the discovery o.
all, or any one, Of the parties concerned
in the murder of Francisco Chavez, In tn,
city of Santa Fe, on the night of the 29tt
day of May, A. D., 1892. And we hereb,
offer a reward for the discovery of said
murderers, or any of them, to the amour
cok ~, ooska o,,r ~
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For SALE-B. P. Rock cockreis of the
Rudd q Felch strain. Won first premiums
at territorial fair and New Mexico poultry
exhibit. Best ali purpose fowl. Elmore
Chase. TT
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Notice to the Public.
We the undersigned sell the only genu-
inc W. ]. Lemp's st. Louis lager beer in
kegs or bottles. See that our name is on
the labels. ALI other beer sold under a
st. Louis label without a name are imita-
tions. KRroK Bros, Sole Dealers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02

Milk Punch 10 cts glass at the Colo
RADIO saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02

Watches, clockssAnd jsvelry Ne bought
81 half price. Can gisssyou bargains.
Blain Bros.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02

Crockery, glassware, tinware, hardware
at your own price. Blain Bros.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02

Best Time and service to Chicago
and st. Louis
Is afforded By the Burlington's vestibuled
flyer, leaving Denver daily at 8 p. M,
reaching Chicago at $3.50 a. M, and st.
Louis at 7:2Oa M, the second morning,
making close connections with all fast
trains for the east and south. All meals
en- route served in the famous Burlington
dining cars.
For full information apply to local
ticket agents or address G. w. Vallery,
General Agent, 1899 18th street, Denver.
To RENr-A furnished house of Ave
rooms complete for house keeping in the
F. W. CLANCY house. Inquire on premises.
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Notice to the Public.

John Mccullough Havana cigars q,
Colorado saloon.
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ALI our winter clothing will be sold at
cost. Blain Bros.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02

4 For Rent,
The store-room formerly occupied by
Ireland's drug store. Apply to F. B. Del
QRdo,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02

Union bycicle, good as new, for sale
Inquire at New MEXICAN Office.
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Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the New MEXICAN
Printing Co., will not be honored unless
previously endorsed by the business
manager.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02
For Rent,

All our goods at knock-down prices for
cash. Blain Bros.
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Fine McBraysr whisky at Colorado ID.
loon. ..cs s. s.s
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Notice.

Notice.
Requests for back numbers of the New
MEXICAN, must state date wanted, or they
will receive no attention.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02
TO COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

TO COUNTY COMMIbbIONEhbs
On the same bject the governor also
sent the following communication to
each of the county boards throughout the
territory:
To the Honorable Board of County Commits
siOnerS.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 2, 1922 Gentle
men: beg leave to call your attention to
section IA, chapter 81, of the laws of this
territory enacted ii 1898, which is as fol-
lows: sit is the duty of every person sub
ject to taxation to call upon the county
collector between the LIST day of August
and the lat day of January following
and pay half his taxes, and to call on the
county collector between the 1st day Of
August and the lst day of July in the
following year and pay the other half Of
his taxes; and if any person shall fail OF
neglect to pay his taxes as herein above
provided until after the LIST days of Jan
nary and July following the levy thereof
the collector shall proceed to make the
same by distraint and sale of his persona
property, and the tax list shall be suffi
Gent warrant for such distraint," thus
making it the duty OF the sheriff to pro
coed by distraint and sale of persona
property to collect all delinquent taxes
The sherlffs and collectors are the bes
paid officers of the territory, and the,
should be held to strict accountabilit,
under the provisions of this law. You vii
also notice that by further provision undel
such section: THAT when the collector neg
ligently or willfully fails or refuses tt
collect any of such taxes, or to make
such distraint, he shall be liable on hi
bond for the full amount of such taxel
so failed to be collected or distrained for
together with interest at ~ per cent"
hope you will call the attention O
the sheriff of your county to the pro
vision of this law, and inform him thai
you have been instructed not to give hin
any credit upon his account of delinquent
taxes, where it was in his power to have
collected them, and that he will be helt
to strict accountability under the law
Justice to those who pay their taxel
promptly demands the enforcement o.
this provision against all delinquents
and hope that It will be strictly en-
forced. Very respectfully,
a9 w. T. THORNTON, Governor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02

PIONEER SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.
Adjutant General George w. Knaebel
has in his possession the following dis
charges of soldiers of the column from
California which served in New Mexico
during the war of the rebellion. If said
discharges are not called for within rea-
sonable time they will be forwarded to
the ad:utant general of California for
record:
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COLLECTION OF TAXES.
Gov. Thornton Addresses an Official
Communication to Collectors
and County Commits
sionerS.
The Law Must Be Enforoed-Taxes
Past Due-Distraint and Sale
of Personal Property.

The sheriffs and OK -officio collectors in
each of the seventeen counties of the ter
ritory were personally addressed by the
governor to-day in the form of letter
reading as follows:
TO THE sHERIFFs AND COLLECTORS.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 2, 1s94.-Dear
Sir: The condition of the territorial and
county finances are such as to require at
this time every cent of revenue that can
be collected by law, and justice demands
that each and every property owner
should be made to pay the taxes as
sossed upon his property; as failure to
do so, simply places larger burden
upon those who pay their taxes
promptly. :,
The law provides a remedy against
those who do not pay their taxes at the
time required by law, and it is made your
duty to enforce this law. Section IA,
cha pter 81, laws of 1898, makes it "the duty
of every person subject to taxation to
call upon the county collector between
the 1st day of August and the LIST day of
January following and pay half his taxes,
and to call upon the county collector
between the 1st day of August and the LIST
day of July in the following year and
pay the other half of his taxes, and if any
person shall fail or neglect to pay his
taxes as herein provided until after the
first days of January and July following
the levy thereof, the collector shall pro-
coed to make the same by distraint and
sale of his personal property, and the tax
| - ,hon 1,a
distraint."
The time has already passed when one
half of the taxes assessed for the year
1893 should have been paid, and it is
made your duty by this law to proceed
to collect the same by "distraint and sale
of his personal property" I urgently
request that you will comply at your
earliest convenience with the provisions
of this law and proceed to make these
collections as the law requires, for, as
you will observe by a further provision
of the above section, it is provided shat
when the collector negligently or willfully
fails or refuses to collect any of such
taxes, or to make such distraint, he shall
be liable on his bond for the full amount
OF such taxes SO failed to be collected or
distrained for, together with interest at
- per cent"
Under this settlement you will not be
entitled to receive any credit in your
settlement with the county commission
ers on account of failure to collect taxes
wherever the party against whom the
same we're assessed was the owner of q
certain amount of personal property out
of which you could have made the same
and l shall advise the county commits
sioners in making settlement with you tt
hold you to strict accountability under
the terms of this section. Respectfully
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-02

The sheriffs and ex-of1icio collectors in
each of the seventeen counties of the ter
ritory were personally addressed by the
governor to-day in the form of letter
dive fol1pua.
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Totals, ......... sos,ssah s4s,os7 s5i2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-21

reu q Ios quebrantos az unoa conatitnyen uns e.
nancia para les otros, ea evidenta que Il maEa
general de habitantes de "a is no se ha periudi-
cado ri lucrado por tel concerto.
lNegAra el safor =. "A. v que Ia gran Coz
lectiSIdad de consumidorea be nutre de Ia savia
dc los productoEes, que 6stos. en- su gran mayo
ria, no habrfan podido coRtinuar aus trabajos
agrfcolas sino mercad de Ia pslma indireCta que
los altos cambos les garantixahan? Hoy mismo
que Il cotizaci6n del azdcaF mosca bado en- los rs.
tados-U -Unldos Cd de So SO orc, equivalentes 8
Sl 10 neto para el hsCendado lpodrla spbaiatir Ia
agriculture de cana en- Puerto-Rico sin L. bonif-
csci6n que le oftecen los cambios actuales2 Ests
punto oat6 sobradamente discutido va no iagis-
tiremos On defsnderlo.
Acaso haYa notadO ell senior d. A. V. alguna
contradiction en- nUestros escritos, pues unas ve
ces pedimos el canje por plata nscional otras Ia
ident6caci5n de nuestro sistems monetarlo CON
ell de 10 Peninsula; pero contradiction es solo
aparente, como vamos q demostrarlo 81 81 Esta-
do hiciera Ell Canjs de acuerdo con el decreto FL
guerola eonoCido 81 premo de ~ % por Glen
20 de que goEa oil orc aobre Ia plata en- la propia
Peninsula, no ea l6aiCo suponer que nos dieran
d Ia par la proportion de orc que aquells ley de-
termma, menos que el tipo de recibo de los pc.
sos msilcanos fuess rebaiado en- justR proportion
hasta cubrir el quebranto indispensable para IL
sompra de ese orc. En- tai case loa tenedores de
plata maiicana recibirian uu tanto por ciento en-
QE04 p9EU G0A4V Ia AOA0u0 AS&oA SO84A9As9 a@446
Ia plata aspanola los biIIetes de Banco que la
representen, como sucede en- Ia Peninsula, orc
aerfa vendido 0sercGncSG al tipo que las nece-
sidadeu de cada locaIidad le sehalara.
Por ESQ hemos dicho repetido que el bime.
talismo en- Espada es ilusorio, como 10 ssr6 en-
Puerto Rico en- todo pals donde 81 oro goce de
un premio sobre la plata. En- el fondo en- Ia
practica VandrSn dar id6nticO resultado el canje
por plata = la identification CON Ia madre patria,
por ese motive hemos emitido indistintamsnte
ambss proposicionen.
Con References al dltimo parrafo del artlsulO
| cue refutsmoa nos coMvisne hacer constRr que
nunca fu6 nueatra intenei6n Censurar 81 psrfecto
derecho que aEists los que vetirsn fondos de
Puerto-Rico para coocarlos en- 81 exterior go
zar alli de sue rentaa.
Dliimos que Ia bEja de los Cambios fAvoreGe
RIA eapecialrnente los hijos pradilectos de ls for
tuna one habiendo tornado sug capitales aqui en-
pesos neyscanos SO apresursrfan extraerloH CON
corta p6rdida priVando 81 pals de egos recursoa
que tanta felta haCen para fomentRr empgesas
obras de utilidad general. Por 10 demas sor
aquellos muy duenos de poner aus eeonomfas
salvo de "lss algsradas amsgos de deporden
(que ignor6bamos exstisraR en- esta pacifsa tie
tral, colockndolas en- los bancos europeos, dondC
tampoco estan muy garantizsdos contra Las quie-
bras los exSeaos de los anarquistAs dinsmi
teroa H. H. s..
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Ia question munatarla

Nos due'e confesarlo. sufrimos una decep-
ci6n 81 enterarnos por LA CoRREsPoNbENoIA del
IL, de los calCulos de nueatro amigo e. A. v.
para demoatrar los periuicios que, diio, habia ga
frido eI pals causa de la situaei6n monetaria,
que fac 10 que nos habia prometido. Pero ON veg
de este se limita censgaar que deade 81 alio
1885 Ia fscha han psgado los importadorea $40
millones 0S0,e0O por premios dc letraB fobre el
exterior, & Tor que agrega $326s, 800 por iptere-
Bas de eaa auna hacienda IN tntal de S 37O8, 800.
El saaor H. A. ". reconoGe que ssta p6sdida
1a han Hufrido Ios o0nsumSdorss pero no ha tenido
ibn cuents que esa mama csntidad, mill6p mas 8
nenog, ha aido benefciada por loa grod9ctoyes,
uuienss, favor del alza de los rambloB han
beadido sns frutos mayorea prscioa PusB bien:
III q pas 10 componen CoAsumdores J produeto-
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OOmplaciendo IN mualco, amigo nueatrO,

OomplaCiende uR munco, amigo nuestro,
inGertamos 10 siguients:
Ell gacstillexo de 30 CgamOr del PATS, en- 80
ediNi6n del mercedes, 30 entketIene en- demOatrar
Ia fertslidad del n6msro Tres ea la mdsiCs, co, tan
mala sonora, que UEas vsCss 10 deJs senas eat6rtt
otras nos 10 prsseRtn dsmaslauo erUOsTG1te.
Dice 81 apEeclsDle gacetlilerO que el Deilc arte
be compone de tres parties dististas: ID msodia,
Ia armonia 81 aCsnto." Esto es; 81 rStanO 10
deiaremoB para formax otro triunvlrato; q menoh
que el autor Be figure que .! gstnoO es apAcable
mas quo ID posAIa.
Jontlnua ell gaCstlIlero: eel acorde perfec-
to consta de tres lnteEvaloB." No hay tal EehOr
mio; ese acorde no tisns maa que DOS lntervalOs,
mientras subsHtan las aCtuales leyes de ammonia,
y u hay para ratio.
Suma sigue: tires Wn4sonos son el maxi.
nun de los inatrumenfoa de laVe." olga usted
senor gacetillero: Y Ia fauts, 81 Clarlnete y @
fagot, que tienen cnatro Wn5s0aOs, son instrument
toB dc ceTTCjO2 / 0 eH que ustsd llama unisonoH
los Csnut0s 8 trozoB de que SO componen algu
NOS instrumentos?
En- gracia Ia brevedad, pasarG por alto
I otra porcion de afTmacioRes, mas menoB diBcu
tibleU, CON que el gasstlllero Be empeta en- pro
/ bar Ia fecundidAd u0l n6mero tres en- los asuntoE
musicaIes, y le aConsejar@ que cuando vuelvA
/ citar los CompoBitores aemanes, sn gEupitoH de
tres cOloque Schubert al lAdo de Weber y Men
delsSohn, perO jAnAAg 6pohr; (Spolvi escribC
~ OtGneOTl Pues este 40e IN compoalbor us me
diana talls, 81 decir de Fills, edermeyer, Ls
voix, etc, y juEgGr por auE operas = Tsssonoa
. Fausto," unicaS que fguran en- las bibhOteoa
/ de los miBmoR
DeBeng&nese el gacetillero de EI Czansor
Para hablar 6 esCribiE sobre ssuntos musicalea
cuandO no ea uno verdadero mdsiCo, son iBdia
pensables nuchOG requisites que, por complaCer
Ie, CondensaremoS tres: ''Intulci6n musical, hs
Der leidO mucho de 10 que Sc hs sscrito acerc
de la mdsica y........ hAber digerido bien eE
lectura. D. Us MasSScO
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Con motive de ser al martes pr6ximo ell dlA
sanalado por Ia JuntA del Oentenario para dedi-
carlo Ponce, nor pvopsnemos iniciar dicho dia
Ia GGlsr5a de Ia Bs!lesa que teuemos otrecida &
los lectores de LA CoRREsPONDENo1A, pub icandc
81 retrato dc una GENT, hljs dc L. simpGtica Ciu-
dad del Sax que Se encuentra actualmeRts eA es-
to Capital. 5emanslmente continUaremOs dea-
pu6s publlcaDdo ctros retratos (cuyos cliches te.
aemoS reCibIdeB esteramos rsClbir de los Ests
doa-U -Unidos) de otrAs lindisinas ssnoritSs resi-
dentes en- essa Capital en- la Iala.
LA CORRESPONDENCE, como se We, no omjte
msdos nj rehnyS sacG d los pscuniarioB, con e fin
de ofrecer sus consecusntes leCtorss nuevas sec
clones en- Ell texts del pari6dico.
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Nos dicen de !

Nos dicen de Toa alta: "Por 81 Comandan-
te del puestO de ls guardla civil de este pueblo,
Federico JustiSia Disz y Ica guardias segundos
Jose GonzkIez Martinez J Joe6 Miguel Trafsro,
se dsacubri6 eli autor del robe de una caEreta,
yerifcado en- la hacienda de Bio NueVo q don
jose Antonio Eshsvests el 25 de Noviembre d.
timo. 81 autor del hechO es un lndividuo de
apeliido Cabrera, ssts cOnvicto y conteso y hs
aido puesto disposiCi6R del tribunal sendo Dig
ma de elogio 10 sctividad cello que desplegan
loa lndiuduos de l. guardla civil en- l. perEecu-
ci6n de los delitos"
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]. A...H ...L.. "EL BIEN
wv pE56a VI VMAtHRS GVGA5B PUBLICC. ,
-, Vjso,

Las personss que dsseen tener reservadoa
gus asieatos en- los omnibus que prestan servicio
q la Balida del testro deben provesree antes de
Las de Ia noCne del dia de Ia function, de los hi
lletes cOrrespOndientsa g. Sc expsnden por los CO.
Cheros de Ia Empreaa al presto de IS centavos pOr
asiento
siempre que la capacidad de los omnibus, J
comodidad de los pasajsros 10 psrmita, SO admit
ran los que no hayan soliCitado recogido su
billete antes de las de la noche, pero on
tai case eI valor dc CAda asiento asra de so ceD.
tayos. 3-3
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Dicen de PatGJLas: .aa qUedada consttui.
da la Comigi6n local de LA Cruz Roia" en- ssta
fovIna: Presidents honorario; don MODESTO Bird,
Presidents delegado: don Manuel Mendia, Vice
presidentea Pbro. don Arturo Garcia, doctor
don Mauue Msrtfnsz RoHell6; DsposiEsrio: don
Arturo RieCi, Guarda-a -aInacen: don francisco
de Rinc6p; CoPtador don Victorjano Davis.
Secretario don Jose Maria SanEoma Vice-ae
Cretario don jose L Bsrrios."