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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10
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One Demand That a 5uusicsship Be Ds--
elared Vac mt.
At the adjourned insssing OF the board
OF supervisors yesterday tho claims OF w.
W. Seaman, county superintendent of
schools, for his asryicea as secretary and
member OF the board OF education, were
taken up and acted upon. In accord
ance with the opinion Of ex-District
Attorney Dillon, sll outstanding elaine
back OF January /, 1894, were denied.
Mr. Seaman's claim from January l,
1894, to January l, 1895 smounting to
$3.50, was ello wej
Under the set of March 5. 1864. 1t ia
provided that no unsndited claim or de-
mand shall be approved, allowed or paid
out OF any county treasurer, unlsas it
hRe been presented audited and allowed
by the proper auditing officer. board or
authority within one year after such
claim or demand shall accrue or become
due. The total OF the claims presented
by Mr. Seaman, which were denied by
the board, amount to $685. and cover the
period from July 81. 1891, to December
81, 1893
A petition eignsd by so taxpayers
was presented and read. 1t WAS as fol-
lows: 1--WE, the undersigned, respects
fully ssk that the justice office of Justi ce
McNish be declared vacant and that
john Macarthur OF Glendora, Cal. be
appointed to fill such office instead OF Z.
F. Taylor, who failed to qualify Accord
ing to law
Tho board ordered the petition re-
ferred for an opinion TO the district
attorney.
A reputation was received from r. @.
Hodgman, county recorder, for four
extra assistants for the purpose of get
ting up the assessors books of mort
Cages. The board granted the request
and fixed the compensation of the depu-
ties OF SIS per month.
On motion OF Supervisor Field, the
district attorney was asked for an opin-
ion as to whether the law prohibited
the opening of the various county offices
before 9 am.
John H. Burri OF the Unique saloon in
Santa Monica canon was summoned be-
fore the board to show why his license
should not be revoked. He was charged
with permitting objectionable women to
frequent hia resort, on a complaint
sworn to by John Osborn of the cailon.
II appears that Burri was notified to
discontinue the nuisance after the COM
plant WAS filed but disregarded it. His
explanation to the board failed to be
satisfactory and in consequences his Ii
oense was revoked.
A. II. Merwin, the county tax col.
lector, presented requisition asking
for three extra clerks for 80 days from
January Z. 1895. On motion the request
was granted and shsir compensation
fixed at $40.
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IN THE DIGGINGS.

Word From snowbosnd Miners Says
They Are Safe.
The party of miners who left this city
ak weeks ago for the newly found dig
gings" in the Psnamint mountains have
at last been heard from.
1t was feared for some time that some.
thing had befallen them, al
no word was received here concerning
their whereabouts or condition. The
information was received, however, that
heavy SHOWS had fallen in the noun
tsins, cutting of sill outside commune
cation for three weeks. MIR. Ross, one
of the party. came in yesterday and an
nouneed that his party was safe.
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A SAD CASE.

A Young Woman Accused OF Stealing a
Watch.
Miss Vera Haskins, q comely young
woman OF 90 years. was locked up in the
city prison last evening on charge OF
petty larceny.
Detective Auhle arrested her on com.
plant OF Mra. j. Terrill who conducts
the lodging house at 447 South Broad
way. The lodging house keeper accused
the woman OF stealing watch. She
will have to explain herself in Justice
OWENS court today.
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LOST HIS WATCH.

A LaborSr Has Experience With
BuncO Men.
Charles Robinson had enough expe-
rience yesterday to last him several
years. About o'clock he left his room
at 90l Upper Main street. and went to
the Santa Fe railway yards in eearoh Of
work.
While strolling around he met two
men, who, after engaging him in CONVEX
eation, worked the old docket" trick
on him, swindling him out OF his watch.
One of the swindlsrs was arrested by
Officer johnson and lodged in. the city
Jail,
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FAN FRANCISCO, Jan. The grievance com
mitree of ne Brotherhood of Locomotive Eli
gineers for the entire Pacific system OF tha
Southern Pacific system is now in session a
this city. The principal matter to which their
attention will be directed is the late rea1jus
ment OF wages placed in fleet by the com
pany, and with which many Of the men are
dissatisfied This meeting mas given rise
to all sorts OF rnm0rs as TO n strike being prob
able, ctr, but the members OF the body men
toned said yesterday 10 limo Of action had yet
been agreed upon anG that o strike was not
.-mong the probabilities OF the near future, AT
leagt.
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WARRINGTON. Jan. 9.-Pay Director Richard
Washington, U. s. N, died last night in his
apartments at the Portland Flats, in this city
he entered the service from Virginia i'll 1861
and was appoint d to his late rank in 1856.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-P. g. Mclaughlin, prom
inent board of trade Speculation, dropped dead
on La Sale street today of heart disease.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Archie Gordon, news
paper writer and author OF number of plays,
died today. II Is report of the Beecher -Tllton
trial over the signature of DR.. eyntax cjnsti-
tutee a distinct and notable feature OF that
famous lltigat on.
OAKLAND, Jan. 9.-Philip Bouger, who was
shot by Michael collins, his father in-.aw last
night, died today
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SOCIETY.

The Shakespeare club met Monday
afternoon, rs usual. The meeting was
opened with the roll-call. each member
responding with quotation from King
John. Extra quotations were then
called for, until large humble. were
given. Historical questions relative to
this play wers given out and answered
by quotations. Mrs. Simpson gave a
character sketch upon Hubert, Mrs. X.
II. nj. Neriel one upon Arthur, and Miss
Henderson one upon Randolph. Each
paper was followed by discussion.
At the next nesting the finishing
work upon the play OF King John will
be dune, and tho fl st and second meta of
Much Ado About Nothing will be
studied.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 9.--Charles Suffer, the
10 yeai-old son of Samuel suffer, farmer four
mi les from Port Blakeey. instantly kiled
this morn g by his six year old brother Elmer
little brother entered, dragging the rifle which
for the irst time mad been left loaded, from the
corner, lifted the hammer and 1t went Off the
bullet piercing the base Of his brothers brain
killing him instantly. The dead boy published
asr;all monthly paper called the Golden West,
which circulated at Blakel ~,
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Cannot Get Work.


EDITOR HERALD:-Permit me space
in your valuable paper to say few
words in behalf of the working people
of this city. The writer is q tirst-cass
mechanic and good accountant and can
give frst-claes references, but has
tramped the city for the last three
months and cannot even get encourage
ment for the future that he can get work
to buy bread for his children. He has
met in the last few days not less than
100 that are in the same boat az him.
salt, down to their last dollar and walk
ing the streets, with no prospect for
work. Too proud to beg, too honest to
steal; ia it any wonder that crime is on
the increase, when good, honest people
who are willing TO work and have
others depending upon then for their
daily support can get no encourage
ment? In behalf of the working people
/ would ask the committee that is ep-
pointed to promote immigration to the
state, do we need more people here
when the state cannot support those
that are.h ere2 II we cannot get work
to make an honest living what ere we
to do? Are we to become tramps and
hobos and board with the city, the
isilor acting ss mine host? Is it any
wonder that the reform schools are not
large enough when children have to be
brought up with barely enough clothes
and food to keep soul and body together?
II there is any manhood about him az a
man. would father see his children
suffer and would he not become desper-
ate under the existing circumstances in
this golden land whore there 10 said to
be plenty for oil?
ONE VINO WIZ Soon Be A TRAMP.
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The man who owned the mysterious cart of
fruit which was found III the street at Seventh
and Grand avenue We terday reported that he
purchased the outfit new and started out to
peddle. His cart got stuck in the mud and he
left it, fruit and all. He is so disguised that
he wont even go to the station for the fruit and
cart.
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Maybe your watch L. There.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-By the discovery of a
"tence" at Lagrange, suburb of Chicago, and
the arrest of two men, Peter r. Ke den and Ru-
dolph Radberg, the police thiuk they have dis
covered an organized band Of burglars which
has branches in all the principal cities of the
west Since his arrest Kelden, in = con tesson,
has intimated that such an organization ex-
lists. From the statement the police believe
the headquarters of he gang IRE in SIN Fran
cisco, and arrests are likely to follow.
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Detective Hawley started to the San Quen-
tin penitentiary yesterday having in charge
Frank Steadman, the notorious burglar who
goes to serve nearly six years OF an unexpired
term lie was sent up from stockton in 1888.
Steadman was arrested by the police detectives
on suspicion of being one OF the Ontario bank
robbers.
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complaint was filed in the police court yes
terday against Hiram tanner, charging him
with burglary. Detective Auble accuses him
OF having entered the club rooms OF Thomas
Haskell at Il East First street, on the third
of this month"; and stealing two or three
watches and some ewelry. consisting OF rings
and chains. He was arraigned for examina-
ton yes erday afternoon
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In the police court yesterday, Jim Buckner,
who was arrested by Constable Johnson for
battery upon a coored woman, was fined $25.
Al Martin paid n $5 fine for a similar offense.
Two peace disturbers, Harry Ford and Emma
La Bonte, were fined $40 and So respectively,
for INDUCING in loud and profane language.
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Harry Wilson and Fred Ridges were taken to
the county Jail from San Fernando yesterday
to serve 10 days Tor petty larceny. George
Moore disturbed the peace at san Pedro and
was sent up for 125 days. James Urn q va
grant, was committed from Long Beach to
serve 10 days.
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CHICAGO, Jan. Director NJ. B. Elliott of
the American Railway Union surrendered to-
day and taken to the jail in McHenry
county to serve sentence in the strike con-
tempt case. elliott was in Pennsylvania at
tending the funeral of his child yesterday.
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GRASS VALLEY, Jan. 9.-The residence OF VIM.
Campbell, well known merchant, on South
Church street, was DESTROYED by fire this morn
ing. An oil stow in the conservatory exploded.
The loss will approximate $1,000. The resi-
dence was one of the handsomest in the city.
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No osuse Given-It just Blow Up.

AUBURN, Cal, Jan. 9.--An explosion oc.
Cured in the corning room OF the CT PIPER Gap
powder works this morning and f. +. Gould,
who came here from Warren, Maine, two We es s
ngo, was killed. Fifty kegs oil rifle powder
Gould was one in the room and it is not
known how the explosion was caused.
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CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 9.-About 10 O'Clock last
night the fast passenger train from New Or
leans on the Queen Il Crescent route WIS badly
wrecked four miles south of Atlas by striking an
open switch. The engine turned over and Fire
man Roy johnson and an unknown negro
tramp were killed. Engineer Elliott had an
arm broken
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BOND INTEREST
MOUNT LOWE RAILWAY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL
~ fifth semi-annual interest coupon OF tht
seven per cent gold bonds of the NOUN
LOWE RAILWAY, issued by the Pasadena and
Mount Wilson Railway Company, maturin[
January LIST, 1898, viii be paid on and aft 1
that date on presentation of the proper coupol
at the Office OF thu Los Angeles safe Deposi
and Tsust Company, stimson block, corne
Third and Spring streets, Los Angeles, Cal.
n. R.-To holders of these bonds Tor thos|
hereafter purchasing who may be cesirous d
having their interest coupons paid in San Fran
cisco or the East, arrangements will be made Y
enable them to do SO, in any of the principal
cities, by giving timely notice at the Company'l
Office, Grand Opera House block. Pasadena
Cal. T. 8. c. LOWE, Pres.
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There is good reason for the popular
ity OF Cham berlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard of West Monterey,
Clarion Co., Pa. say: st has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for We persuaded them to try
bottle OF Chamberlsin's Cough Rem
edy and they low recommend il with
the rest OF u.s." 50-cent bottles for sale
by OF e Vaughn, Fourth and Spring !;
G. f. Heinzeman, 222 N. Main.
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When Baby was Sick, We gave her Castorir.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she cluEg to CGstorta.
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a rrust Company Defaults.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, Jan. 9.-The Fidelity Loan
and Trust company of Sioux City defaulted
payment of $4,000 interest on debenture
bonds due the first of the year. Although the
firm has NOT failed, President Sampson OF this
city has been asked to accept the receivetship
should one be appointed.
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HERE AND THERE.

Miss Emma Brsly entertained few
friends informally, with cards last even
ing. at her homo in ST. James' PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Perkins aud
family nave moved from Boston street
to 1900 Trenton street.
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SANTA ANA.
A COMMITTEES of Safety Was Organise d
Yesterday.

A Committee of Safety Was Organise d
Yesterday.
SANTA ANA, Jan. "a meeting was
held here Last night by large number
OF citizens to device come means for the
protection of this locality from depre-
dations that are being committed by the
hobo and criminal elements. The meet~
ing resulted in the appointment of a
committee called the committee OF
safety, which 10 to propose plans of Or
ganization. The criminal element is
focking here TO such an extent that the
citizens feel compelled TO do something
for the purpose OF protecting their
property and families. Many OF the
most prominent residents OF the city are
acting with the committee of safety.
The committee of safety will meet at
Neilps hall tomorrow Thursday night
at 8 O'Clock sharp for the purpose Of or-
ganizing and getting in working order.
A detachment of hobog WAC brought
in today from Orange by Constable Gill
derman and Deputy Proud. Their terms
of incarceration ranged from B to
80 days. While Gilderman was ar
resting one bury fellow. the hobo
whipped out q pruning knife and
struck at the officers breaat who
threw up his hands to ward off the
blow and caught the sharp edge Of the
blade on his right hand, which was
badly cut. The hobo was about to re-
peat the operation when MIR. Gilderman
struck him in the mouth with his re-
volver and knocked him down. Before
he could get up the officer hsndcufed
him.
There were about 30 boboa last night
carousing near Orange. Six were brought
here and the rest scattered over the
country. Some OF those put in the jail
today were only liberated the day before
yesterday. Work must be provided for
them or else the city will be ransacked
some night.
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$500 FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE SEA
At the Summit of the Great Gable Incline.

The Echo Mountain House is the finest anI
best equipped mountain hotel in the world an,
is second TO none of the world-fsmed hotels
Southern California In location 1t has q
equal, being Immediately overlooking the sal
Gabriel Valley, with mountains, foothillI
ever verdant valleys, towns, villages, old mil
Hion, sea beach, shipping, islands and ocean /
ter and summer 1t is never hot and new
cold. On the verandas there are always cog
breezes in summer, snd in winter 1t is warmf
than in the valley below. The suHrises an
sunsets witnessed from its porehes and veral
das Coull in splendor the most gorgeous al
D avs pictured by European visitors, An add.
tionsl attraction is the Lowe Observatory. pr
sided oyer. by the eminent astronomer.
Lewis Swift. Other attractions within ca
reach of Echo Mountain House are numero !
and will take days aud even weeks 70 exploI
them and no visitor should spend less tht
one day and night ON these mcuntains--wheu
more endowment can be had in the same tim
than in any other spot on the globa-to wltneX
the gorgeous sunset and sunrise, the cities
Los Angeles and Pasadena below with the
thousands of electric lights glimmering III
an immense lake OF diamonds; the operation
the great Worlds Fair Searchigh1 ana io1
through one OF the finest telescopes in Y
world: also the fine geological collection
wild animals that inhabit the sierra Mad
mountains. Rates no higher than like
commodstions in the valley. Weekly 81
monthly rates on application. See time-tah|
A well-euuipped livery stable at Aitade
Junction Tor the accommodation OF guests
the hotel. Guests stopping at Echo Mounts
House wilt receive low rate commutatl
tickets over the railway to visit the valley.
rates apply TO d. II WAhNnh,
Echo Mountain, Los Angeles County, CAL
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Phnadeiphia'a New Mayor.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Gin the Republican
city convention today, Charles l.. Warwick was
nominated for mayor.
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Visiting cards that ara engraved by ne
ore cure to give satisfaction. This Whe-
don & Webb company, ia Weet Firat
etr0et,
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iikLERIAII-Para cue no sufran engaho

expansive, disimulado silencicso estaba STEM
pre- descontento de TODD de todos.
La buena duquesa, AHA ga con cierta mali
cia que deb{a discontinue de esas naturalezas
re.ervadas y semejantes una oeja con cerradu-
ra de seguridad; que NADIA es m6s peligroso que
esos caracteres impenetrahles que por mucho
que Sc estuden no Sc conocen jamasea X
Y anadiendo otras mil rec 2mendaciones que
su conooimierto de Ia sooiedad Ia sugerfs, puso
en- guardia q su proteg gida,-al meaos aef 10 Gre
y6 ella-oontra las miserias de la vida que
guerra lanzarse.
Pero Juana no crefa tener e huir de los
peligros que aterraban Ia duquesa. Por ell
contrario cre1a poder ibrarse de todos no te-
ner nada por que sDfrir.
HobfA suf,i!o pues, una atroz deception
al encontrarse en- ell castillo dnicamente con la
dy Stew1r7, cuyo tono glacial palabra indo=
lentemente altacera hab1an producido en- su c,.
raz6n una herida, d Ia .cual debfan sucedefae
otras much8s
Meditandolo bien, tom6 su decision Sc
prom tio aprovechar squella soledad para eatu-
diar e, t+rreao que hab1a elegido para el teatro
de !. ucha de que dnpendfa su porvenir. Ne.
eeaitab4 oh ca1se, acerca ds Ia duquesa y de
su di cipula, en- una situacioa inatao BILE para el
s. dia en que Sc iniciaae el combate Pens6 que
se.ektabasya ensel mes de juno que llegarta
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FL CoLLAR DEL RAJAH

La luz del dia penetraba trav&s de los
cristales de Ia alcoba de Juana, cuando SO des-
part6. Sc envolvi6 d toda prisa en- un peinador
de lana color girls corri6 la ventana
Una joven, delgaducha y palida, de cara
maliciosa y cabellos de color de ceniza, galora-
ba por las avenidas del parque sobre un caballo
alaz1n de piernas secas y nerviosas como las de
un ciervo.
Aquella joven era su disef fpu7a.
Los dos grandes leb~elea de que hemos ha-
blado, Ia segofan, dando satcs, ella les arroja,
ba de tiempo eu tempo ell ldtigo, que Sc apre~
suraban q traerla, adelantsndo en- dos slltos ell
oadencioso galope del oaballo, que su anna mon
t&ba con admirable descuido.
Aparte de este detalle SO notaba el mismo
ailenoio en- el CASTILLO 81 silencio es uno de los
oaEscterea alatintiYoa De laa grepdea reatdeaeiaa
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De Santa Isabel nos eGcriben:

clos examenes de los a'umnos de las
escuelas de esta localidad cargo de los
maestros don Sergio Bernier don Gui-
llermo Gracia han dado un resultado sa-
tisfactorio, quedando La Junta local de
instruction muy satisfecha dol estado de
adelanto de los educandos por 10 que fell
las las aiumnas mi de la oscu9la elemental de nj
flas dirijida por dcha Isidora Solano de
Delgado han demostrado en- el examen,
q en- ell corto tempo que SO halla al frente
de ese planted de ensefanza la expresada
maestro, ha sabido dar impulse s la los"
trlccion de las edueandas, que estaba al
go descuidada per eauses que no sen del
pasQ analigart
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-08
La madr9 del malOprad0 tenient.

La madra del malogrado teniente CO.
ronel sefor Bosch Abril nc.zerto glorio-
samente en- Cuba, reside en- Madrid y cuen-
ia 80 afos de edad. Iguora Ia mUerto de
su hijo. Ell referido Bosch ton6 parte en-
la anterior campana de Cuba en- la que al
canz6, siendo muy joven el emp]eo dc ca
pftan. Habfa sido professor de la Acade
mia especial de Infanteria de la Habana,
y posefa gran cultura s6lida instruction.
Su entusiasmo por Ia carrora de las armas,
on la que entr5 siendo casi IN ni1o, le ha-
cfa muy popular entire todos sus compa-
il0rOS.
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Recortamog de un colepa:

ReCOrtaTQOB de un COl0ga:
ELa Conision del Senado que entiende
del proyecto de establecimiento de cables
directos entire la Peninsula, las Antillas
las Bahamas y los Estados Unidos, ge ha
reunido y acord6, ant9s de comenzar el
estudio del dictamen, pedir antecedentes
y datos q la direction de Tel6grafos sobre
las comunicaciones telegrafcas con las
Autil'as. Sc ha recibido en- ell Senado, V
ha paeado dicha Comisi6n, una exposi
ci6n de don Enrique Russell Cruise, solici-
tando que aqu6lla conozca la petici6n ele-
vada al ministrO de Ultramar en- 10 de Fe-
brero de 1890 proponiendo hacer IN cable
que desde Canarias amarrara en- la isla de
Vieques (Puerto-Rico) y de ALI Cuba.
Ell proyecto del eeflor Russell responde al
prop6sito de burlar ell contrato celebrado
con la Compafia explotadora del cable
existente, en- virtud del cual no es possible,
durante algunos anos, amarrar ningun
nuevo cable en- lG 5sI0 de Puerto Rico,
aunque 81 en- la de Vieques.
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Sc ha diauelto la casa mercantil in
dustTi al qpo Pon1e en- eata Gapj5al giraba bao Ia
su liquidaci6n & cargo de la nueva que SO
estabIcca bajo la misLna raz5p de Portela
y Compan1a S. en- O., de la cual son socios
gestores don jose don Avelino Portela y
Silva, don Ramon Vicente y Alvarez y CO.
mandita1io don Basilio DO Santiago y Con
ZaleZ.