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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

The Lynx Creek Gold < Land Co. T. G. Barlow Massicks, Presldert. c. A. Sewall, M. D.
 w. B. Cotton, NJ, D.
 W. R. Rhodes.
 Daniel E. Heating.
 The Prescott National Bank. E c. Woodruff, Cashier.
 Russell C. Woodruff. J. s. Douglas.
 H. D. Ross, Register Land 0Hcs. Levi Bashford.
 J. NJ. W. Moore.
 :. I. Gardner.
 A. Falco.
 T. W. Otis,
 John Lawler.
 F. G. Brecht.
 J. W. Stewart.
 Lynx Creek Mining Go. W. c. Morse.
 Charles A. Dake. John H. Smith.
 Prescott EIec;nc Light < PoVer Co, J- ID. Moore, Vice President H. Brooks.
 G. H. Schuerman. 4. D. Adams.
 c. A. Bashford. J. R. Lowry.
 :. E. Bright. Joseph Dougherty. W. Mulvenon. l hereby certify that the within IS true copy of the original intrc- duced into the 18th Legislative As sembly of Arizona as a petition SC companying and praying for ths adoption of Council Memorial No f. Signedl CHAs. F. HoFF, Chief Clerk of Council, 18th Leg
 islative Assembly of Arizona Tucson, A. T., August 26, lSs6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
G. W. Vickers, E. A. Butler, T. W. Johnston E. NJ. Sanford, C. H. Akers, John Hartin, C. E. Donelson, Henry Bardshear, J. E. Wagoner, s. Hubbard, |

J. E.. Wagoner, .. Hubbard, Carl Holtzschue, J. ;. Gales.
 The committee appointed to Sc lect a county central committee, tC serve for the ensuing two years. re- ported the following:
 Austin-John Reese.
 Agua Fria-George White.
 Agua Fria, Lower-George E. Brown.
 Alexandria-Frank Giroux.
 Ash Creek-Pablo Caccio.
 Ash Fork-C. T. Lewis.
 Beaver Creek-L. :. Knowles.
 Black HillS-Cal. Far.
 Briggs-George Merwin.
 Big Bug-M. s. Taft.
 Big Chino-Albert Medd.
 Cedar Glade-Charles Allabach.
 Curtis-Charies Jett.
 ChaparTal-John :. Jones.
 Congress-James T. Mckay.
 Crown King-Psul Johns,
 Cherry Creek-Henry Bardshear,
 Granite Mountain-J. H. Lee. Goddard-Victor Norris.
 Groom Creek-Amos Swigert.
 Humbug-O. A. Ensign.
 Hatz Csmp-J. B. Tomlinson, Jr
 HydraulicS-John Mars.
 Jerome-Doane Merrill, W. E. Hall, Jacob Webber.
 Jersey Lily-J. E. Clark.
 Kirkland Harry Clark.
 Lynx Creek-G. G. Henderson.
 Last Chauce-S. Hubbard, Jr.
 Mayer-L. J. English.
 McCabe-H. B. Hanna.
 Minnehaha-Frank Fenton.
 Oak Creek-Dave Hart.
 Reliable-J. R. Liston.
 Prescott-Joseph Dougherty, Fred G. Brecht, Samuel Hill,W c. Bash ford, J. NJ. W. Moore, Charles H. Akers, E. X. Butler, J. W. Archi- bald.
 Peoples Valley-Charles Carter.
 Stoddard-Isaac T. Stoddard.
 Seligman-William T. Latchford. Skull Valley-B. B. Crspo.
 Silver Flake-B. F. Majors.
 Senstor-Lute Wilson.
 Turkey Creek-Thomas Roach.
 Upper Verde-Charles Willard.
 Lower Verde Frank.
 Middle Verde--
 Williamson Valley-J. s. Cook.
 Walnut Grove-J. O. Carter.
 Walnut Creek-S. c. Rogers.
 Wsgoner-J. E. Wagoner.
 Weaver, J. A. Conlee.
 Slate Creek-Mark Bradley.
 On motion of J. NJ. W. Moore, the county central committee was authorized to fill sll vacancies on the ticket, should any occur
 A resolution was introduced, and its adoption moved by W. C. endorsing Hon. \. O. Mir. Stoddard arose and suggested that the resolution was one which should properly come before the territorial convention, and moved that it be laid on the table. The resolution was specially in regard to the legalizing of certain bonds in the territory, and |. w. UOuusAOu llaAlC o NCIN dDAe and eloquent speech in defense of Mir. Murphy and the resolution. He cited the fact that the county 1 iemocTatic convention had de- Mir. Murphy for this meas Ire, and then he pulled from his pocket a petition signed by tax ,ayers of this county, of all parties, skiing that this very thing be done. | )n the petition were the names, co, of four of the nominees f the democratic party in his county. He showed further hat Stephen NJ. White, a demo- ratio United States senator from had introduced the bill, nd had secured its passage, for mich the YsvaPai county demo racy had denounced Mfr. Murphy. Ir. Johnston was roundly applaud d by the audience during the de |
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
A Serious Accident.

\ miner named AdamA iron Mt. Union, whiie engaged this afieF- noon in assisting to unload sons heavy machinery at the depot, ne. with very serious and, it Is feared what may prove a fatal accident w. H. Williscraft was engaged ia unloading a portable engine, Ehea Adams and a companion cane along and volunteered to assist hlT and his men. The engine shPpeo on the timbers and toPpled oEet' hitting Adams, cutting him about the head and face, and hurting hin internally it is feared.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. l4.-A. F. and |. E. Kelly, mortgage loan hrn, I1a filed an assignment to-day; tiae'ii' ties $l50,OOO.
 PHILADELPAIA, Sept. l4-C01A Altemus k Co, the oldest and css of the largest wholesale dry gcoS houses in this city, made aR asSlsA- ment to-day.
 TOPEKA, Kansas, Sept. A-h' h Gemmel, superintendent oi t telegraph for the Sants Fs FslifVsS company, died this morning. '' pneumonia, aged 57.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Maki2gAto al of.

Fiz delegates are tO be selected la the mode .c1>-an4ry ia the several counties. under the @up5rvtsiun and anspices of the local Central Committee
 i- rts event the selection is by convention tNa credentials should be authenticated by the si .-.urU ut tle presiding officer and secretary ut tle convention Ani attested by the signature uf fle Chairman of the Cou1ty Central Com mirree.
 L. is re,l1ested that A list of delegates from the several counties be seif Ns sOon Ns they are yl .-sn. ts Ehe Secretary 0f the Territorial Cen trr. rauulnirsae- By order of the committee
 JosEPE II. kIBBG, Chairman ii. |. LsoNG. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Republican Territorial Convention.
HEAD0UAErERs RErUBMCAN IRRATIONAL
 CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
 PHENIN. Aria. August 10. Iss6.

IO the hoplhIlcll NUleIs sI AFlIOlA
 \ couventisn of represe entStive Republicans sf the territory will be held At the Clty of Phe- nix. ArissuA- on rue-iAy the &2i day of Sep t.Hber iSs5, at 10 o'clock S- n. for the purrose or nominating A republican candidate for Dele- gate Co tonyreSss the sSlec ton Of Territorial Central C0mmIttees the selection of a OhAiruAa and Secretary Of that cuDmittee and for the transaction of s0ch other bosinsSs nay properly come before It.
 Lha oasis Of representation Of the several rauutie- will b.: One delegate for each nifty y1tes cast fog The Hon. S. O. Murphy for dele rara To cons-rsss St the November election 1884. A1i one additional delegate wherever the excs~s f the nun her of votes @ ,st over the greatest llult. ple Of nfry, Is 26 or more.
 Ol tlis basis the AppOrtIO1meat is as fol-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
More Torpedo Boats.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-Bids were opened at the navy department to- day for the construction of thirteer torpedo boats, authorized by an act passed at the last session of congress There were eight bidders, but the amounts were not made public The boats are to be of three classe: making respectively twenty, twenty, two and oue-hslf and thirty knots
 Trouble in LeadvIIIs.
 LEADvILLE, Colo, Sept. l4.-E. C. Terry, a nou-union miner, who work ed ia the Bohl mine when the at- tempt was being made to start oper- ations there, and had worked in the Emmet mine, was terribly beaten on the street at 2 o'clock this morning by four or five men. He is now in St. Lukes hospital. Mayor Nichol- son IS swearing in as special police men all citizens who present them selves for the purpose and prepara- tons are being made to start the Morrison and Emmet mines on the old scale. Rumors continue of threatened destruction of property by strikers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
CONVENTION NOTES.

Big Chino was appropriately rep resented by E. NJ. Sanford. c. H. Akers has been the recipient ot numerous congratulations to-day on his little speech before the con- vention this morning. MT. Akers is a republican first, last and all the time, and can always be depended on Tor doing what he can for the success of the ticket.
 The meeting of to-day's conven- tion demonstrated that the republi- cans of this county are still in evidence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

livery of his speech. MT. Morrison also, in the interest of justice and fairness, defended the resolution and said that this much was certain ly due our delegate in view of the fact that he had been unjustly at tackled by his enemies.
 MT. Stoddsrd withdrew his motion to lay the resolution on the table and 1t was adopted by a rising vote and without a dissenting vote.
 Nominations for precinct officers for Prescott were then made as fol- lows: Justices of the peace, J. NJ. W. Moore, L. Brisley; constables, Jacob Weber, John Fitch.
 The convention then adjourned sine die.
 The resolutions introduced by w. C. Bashford and adopted by the convention were as follows:
 Resolved That this convention do endorse the action of our dele gate in congress, the Hon. N. O.. Murphy and denounce the action of the democratic and populist parties for the unwarranted attacks made upon him for having procured cer- tain congressional legislation prayed Tor by our citizens and requested by memorials passed by the territorial legislature relating tocurative legis- lation in the interest of honesty and fair dealing. We denounce the democratic and populist parties for undertaking to deceive the voters of the territory by claiming that our delegate had not acted in good faith in the discharge of his duty.
 Resolved Further that the terri tory IS to be congratulated upon having delegate in congress that has proven himself capable and efficient to the end that Arizona has received due consideration at the hands of congress, at the same time working untiringly in bringing to the notice of those seeking invest ments the unlimited natural re- sources of Arizona; always ready and willing to respond to a call from hls constituents regardless of poli- tics.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
A Hard Fall.
August ,oth, Isa

The Dr. J. H. Mclean Medicine CO,
 St. Louis, a0. Gentlemen: While gathering pecans during the fall of ISo2, had the misfo. tune to fall a distance of sixty feet, Vat of a pecan tree. Was terribly hrizs and my hip dislocated. AphySician saHs diSlOoated hip and prescribed some ns& cine for external arnlication. 1 had ne
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
County Republican Ticket.

For the Council. w. .. MEAD
 F.A. TRITLE,
 Assembly, JAMES BARTON.
 CARL H0LTZSCHIE. For Sheriff, JOHN .. ROSS For Treasurer, 40. BRODIE For Recorder, JOS. I. ROBERTS Probate Judge, A. E. JOSCELIN District Attorney, F., N. SANFORD ,.. ,P.H. SMITH, oupetN isoTs' W. c. NINGEIELD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

Here Is whSt Pettsr Cooper, Who Died
 Worth Many Millions said
 of Newspaper.
 'Ia all the toaus where 8 newspaper Is pub Gsa-d every man should advertise Tn it, t noih- ial, mur- than a card stating his name and the hlsinesS he is in lt does not only pay the sd- vertiser. but lt lets people st . distance know The town il which you reside ls prosperous community of business men. As the seed ls sown so the seed recon penses.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

Nouy used Volcanic Oil Eminent and knew its wonderful told the doco preferred to it. He admitted good, with the most brilliant Was again expected it. consider the lnimen recommend t Yours truly,
 WAsHsURN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
AN OPEN LETTER.
"OLD GRIZZLY"
A, PlAosritA Camp, Thirty Mues Southwest
 frum Prescott

Have been here over % years and own a Few Gold Nine, dlzcoyered hy myself, 0f oOurse.
 Am an old Man, PusOr, firoi, Worn Out, and re4tg Co Quit.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
BONANZA CABIN ON ARASTRA CREEK. September B. IS96

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  not iIy invited herein rd dsomeo ot ex from Ihsaan Iumaksd dasi therefor
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

II: Akers.
 Magoner-J. F. Wagoner. Webb's CamP-D. B. Gillette, by Ben Goldwater. Yarnell-Leopold Walloth, by NJ. 0. Archibald.
 We, your committee, would rec ommend that Jerome Junction be entitled to representation and W. h. Hall be seated as the representa- tive from said precinct, the primary having been duly held and Mir. Hall presents his credentials as said dele gate properly signed.
 J. NJ. W. MooRE,
 w. C. BASHFoED,
 GEO. AUGUSTINE,
 J. E. WNG,
 Isaac HELN,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
A. w. CAILEN.

Wood, water. Gold QaArtH and PlAcers are all abundant in this locality.
 Two good QuArtH mills have been erected here In the pact fOgr months and are now plating V one hundred dollars in gold per day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

 Chicago eninng Psgshg hgddl ceminng lau Paygodo ode eming m lodm glam monI La OoayajoG m La aCooava pa inn lanon LaCooava Gulh ID aaD gulh ace mil aim oavai Gulch im LaCo olvajOGu Many ;he
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Twelve Miles Southwest of Kirkland Station
 on S. F. P G r. Ry.

Will gladly cell any of my mines for whatever I can get and an examination Of them by min ing men is Anxiously and earnestly solicited
 Seeing Is believing" Miners and Investors come here and look for yOurselyes and be con- Vlucad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
r. I. p

Anoche deio de existir en- esta ciudsd Ia
5efiora dofIa Oarlota Roman de Matieuz9.
Era una DANA puerto-riquefia de las mas
distinguidss por gu origen, por su talento y
por sus viTtudes.
OomFafera de un homhre de gran waller,
supo compartir siempre su alegrfas Y aus do
lores por uns identification absoluta, funda-
da en- el carifo y cimentada en- la intsligsn-
cia.
Madre amantfsima, sus hiios la lloraran
incensolables, porque pierden un amor que
nunea SO recobra; ol amor que nes anticipa
en- ell muudo las placidas dulzuras del cieo
Al hogar desolado guisieramos llsvar pa
Iabras consoladoras: no existen. Cuando se
sufre una pena que dssgarra el coraz6n que
dan dos amigos 6nicos: la soIedad ell item
pc.
EstimaHdo nosotros Matienzo como 81
merece, su augusta nos mpresicna, su des-
graeia nos contris5a, nuestro espfritu Sc con
funde con SUI espfritu en- este dfa, ell mas
anargo de todos y el mas l6gubre.
Los que escriben LA DEMOCRACIA euvfan
al ilustre compatriota gu p6same sentido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
AY|SO IMPORTANTE

Pueden dirijirse al Lcdo. don Francisco
Garcia Garofalo-calle de Aguiar, 90 Haba-
na,-las personals que deseen adquirir ell de-
recho optar una Notarfa en- ell turno pre-
ferente de duehos de ofcios Oh agensdos, en
Cuba Puerto Rico, en- poblacion impor-
portante.
asciende cerca de Sc, 900 con arreglo q Gu
va suma SO admiten ofertas. Pago de contado.
Dara informes doctor NJ Martinez, en- el
vapor Maria Herrera; don Rafael Sabira,
Ponce; en- la libreria de AcoSta San Juar, &
ell interesado en- la Habsna. Ponce, 81 dc
Mario de 1896. m d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
CORRESPONDENCE PARTICULAR

sr. don A s. R., Aguada de alta
don N S.
Sr. don H. J. M, Lsjas.-Dados de alta
los senores G. F. y c..
Sr. don A. A. Juana-Dfaz0Es alta don
A. B j, y desde hoy Sc le envfa Ell periodioo.
Sr don E. B. P, Las Marfas va escribi
mos q don T. r El peri6dico de don F.
Sc envfa Lares y ell de O ese pueblo.
Sr don B. F., Mayagiez Ell peri6dico
dc don L o So remite ahora a Las Marfas,
segdn indication del agente de este dltimo
pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08

gestiona de tai modo, que no es facil deiarls
de Ia mano, por 10 mismo que estudia la vi
da de Ia gran metr6poli del Sena.
Vera la luz en- nuestro periodico cuatro
paginas grandes dos columnas cada pa
gina. fin dc que pueds ser enouadernado
ell libro. Para la encuadernacion ofrecemos
los que conserven los folletines, extremas
facilidades, rebajando la mitad ell precio
que cobran los operarios de la casa y quizAs
hacienda ell trabsio de un modo gratuito.
Ell luDes apareceran Los MIsTERIOs DE
PARfs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
INFORMATION DEL DIA
ITALIA

Sc ha descubierto en- Napoles una conspi
raci6n, en- que iguraban muchos anarQuis
tas. So objsto consistfe en- asesinar al rey
Humberto
Llegan informes teleg1afcos de que ell ejer-
citO itaiiano sufre IN uuevo desaatre en- Abi
sinia. FL general Baldisera fu6 sitiado en-
Adigrat por las tropas de Menehk, y aurque
los italianos combatieron heroicamente, Ia
ciudad tuVo que rendirse y los abisinios e2-
traron en- ella triunfantes.
Reina una em0ci0n inmensa.
VARIA AS NOTIOIAS
En- Paris han triurfado los socialistas en-
las elecciones muDicipales, que en- dicha ciu-
dad revisten extraordinsria importancia.
En- Nueva York ha quebrado la casa
Friend q Companla, que negociaba On taba-
co. Sc dice que su pasiVo es muy alto.
A DIOS ROGANDO. =.
Sc disponen rogativas en- Madrid para i'm
petrar de Ia Provideneis cosechas abundan-
tes en- ell pr6ximo otofio.
Los ieles de la corte de las provincias
tomsran parte en- una roa. ia que inplore
al cSelo la termination de la guerra de Cuba
MAS NOTIOIAS
El sefior Maura vista en- estos momentCs
Mallorca, su pals NATAL donde sus compa-
triotas le reciben con entusiasmo iudescrip-
tible.
Ell buque de guerra acorazado Pelayo ha
salido del Ferrol, con objeto de nnirse Ia
escuadra.
En- Cincinnati ha ocurlido una explosion
de gasolina, que derribo el almacen donde
Sc depositaba. Sc descubrieron siete muer-
tos veinte heridos.
Los insurrectos de Cuba intentaron vo-
lar IN tren con una bomba de dinamita Al
pasar el tren la bombs estall6, causando al
gunos desperfsctos, sin ocurrir ninguna des
gracia personal.
SOOARRAS
Es este IN cabecilla que pertenece al MI
nero de los que no suenan.
Sc dice que ha muerto de las heridas que
recibio en- Oacarajioara.
Aseg1rase que mandaba 500 shombres Y
que era muy sanguinario.
ESQ VENDRA
El sefor Villa Vendrell, actual subsecre-
tario INFERNO de Ultramar, prepara una re-
forma, en- cuya virtud aumentara los sueldos
de los catedraticos de estas antillas.
Las economics que introduio en- Ell ramo
de instruction ell sefior Maura quedaran nu-
las.
ESQ Vendra
Y ESQ TAMBIEN
El Liberal afrma que en- un plazo breve
Absrzuza.
De Cuba NADIA SO sabe de ciereo Cre6se
que sc reserva para despues.
De modo que aquf vendra la ley HEOHA 4
PRoPosITO POR PARA Los INTEGRIsTAs, y
Cuba ira La autonomfa canadense.
Es TODD 10 que faltaba la colonia del
cordero.
Debemos pedir que nos dsinaalen d Cuba,
6 que no nos anticlpen reformas.
0 todo NADIA.
CUBA
-Siguen las escaramuzas en- que, seain
los parties oiciales, son invariablemente de-
rrotados los rebeldes.
Sc dice que, para eludir la persecution,
Sc han fraecionado las partidas que manda
Antonio Maceo.
-Temiendo- que Maceo pueda atravezar
disfrazado la trocha, Sc registra todos los
campesinos que Ia cIuzan.
Tan escssos andan de municiones los Gu
banos, que va disparan con perdgones Pc
dazos de metal
Las partidas de Pinar del Rio siguen
quemando fincas y edifcios. Sc les persigue
sin tregua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
APROVECHARSE

r. Turo c. detalla su clientela esclu-
sivsmente indt inars percoles de fantasta
que yendfan y 3 realez: ahora q is cer
tavos y % respectiYamente.
Ne ca possible resistirse g adquirir un pre-
cioso trsgs de fantasia por tan POGO dinero
VedIos y os conveucereis.
MAYO de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
EntereSan ntG

Alas persouas que quieran gozar de Ia sgras
dahle temperature que Sc disfruta en- La villa
dc AdjnDtss, es saber, que en- Ia fonda FL
Progreso " que en- dicha villa tiene eetable
cida hsce afios Ia suscribiente. hay habita-
clones fcescas, servicio esmeraGo. y oucbn
aseo Precios sin competepeia.- Gr0csG
1ftcheli M alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
REGISTRO De LA PROPIEDAD DE PONCE

En- estas oficinas Sc necesita un auxiliay
prActico en- toda Glaze de operaciones de re
gistro Sueiio meDsnal de 35 a so pesos, Sc
gto las aptitndea Les espiraptes Sc servi
ran dirigirse al Registrador, acompafisndo
refsrencias J diciendo 81 tempo que hsyan
servido en- los Registros. Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
EDICTO
LGcenciddo don Jose Gugmdn q
Beniteg Jaeg municipal prOpie
tarao de la caudad de Ponce g su
terDlanO


Por el presente hsgo saber: que en- las di-
ligencias sobre ejecuci6n de Ia sentencia die
tsda co eljnioio verbal civil de desshueio
segDido por don Jose Martino contra r RAmo
ua Rodriguez, para qua esta Ultima le desc
cupe un solsr de la propiedad de squ6l, So
ha dispuesto SO ssque pGolica subasta por
el t6l miuo de ocho diss una casa portstil
que Sc encueutra cclocada sobre 81 express
do solar, construida squ6lla de maderss da
pino en- NAL estado tachsda de tejamRnil, Y
mide seis vsras de frente cuatro de fardo,
con IN martlllo tambi6n de maderss de pi.
no do cu8tro vsras de largo y tres de ancho.
La expressda casa Sc encuentra situada en-
IN solar de la calle de MendeZ Vigo de esta
ciudad prclcpgaci6n Norte y son sus colin
dancias, por 81 Este con la calle citada Ia
que d& su frsnte, Sud con Jose Martixo,
Norte don Santiago G TGldino, o ste Vic
toriua Bone; habiendo sido tasada dicha ca :
Sc en la captidad de s 40 moneda corriente,
senal 4Ldose para ell acto del remate ell diA
/ 5 del corriente mes de Mayo lss dos de Ia
tarde, no admiti6ndose proposiciones que no
cubran las dos tercerss paItes de la tasacion.
Los que iDtcrssen tomar parte en- la suhestA
| consignaren en- Ia mesa de este Juzgado IN
diez por ciento del yalor de la casa referida
sin cuyo requisite 40 SO admitira ninguua
solicitud
Dado en- Ponce 10 de Mayo de 1s96.-El
Juez musicipal propistsrio JosS Gsszmds b
| BsnattS E SscF-tsrio, Agd' es Cor z6.a
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Se vende

La csss solar Idmero 81 en la Gale &c
Villa, esquins 81 callei6n de Ia Molina
En- la misna casa Sc veAde tambien uI 6
multitud de arboles de anacahuita.
Para ipformes dirigiTse q su dueno do
Ceferino Ricart Ponce 90 de Abril de 1898.
6-6 alt.
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que Sc sigue contra Raimnndo Rivera, alias
Ind6o.
El Fiscal, apreciando dos delitos de robo
uDo de hurto, solioit6 las penss siguientes
-Por un delito de 'robo, seis amos IN
dfa de presidio mayor.
-Por 81 otro, cuatro amos de presidio CO.
rreccioDal
-Por ell de hurto cuatro meses IN dfa
do arresto mayor
Ell Licenciado Casalduc, en- un disurso h6-
bill, leno de l6gica, razonado discreto, soli-
cito la sbsoluci6n libre.
asf 10 scord6 Is sala por sentencia de
aver.
Nuestra felicitaci6n al intsligente letrado>
Sigue despert&ndose el entusiasmo para los
dos bales de la Socledad del Parque A6oE
cf6n.
Maf1ana daremos alguDos detalles.
Los siete j6venes andan va ocupsdos en-
arreglar las cosas de modo que ambas festes
hsgan 6poca.