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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-11-25

Bc.inring nt corner No. {. identical with cor
per No. ot the amended location mo, ees as IL
neiit corner could mol bc e<fahlishedl; whence
southwest corner section -. township Il. south.
rsusr %. west. cs the sixth principal meridian.
l.vss5 fest; thencc north IS degrees and min,
n,.se east. 1876 feet "a ccrner No. : ndenticsl
>et ne IL falls On rock slide where permanent
cprner could not lie cetabishesD; thence north
track fiorenrc 4 Cripple Creek rnilroad. couree
south % degrece west. S!.st feet witness corner
TO csrner No. z, cross sxla and 2-lisds ehis.lesi
on granite rock in place. showing bxUxF feet
above the general -arfare. soo feet To corner
No 5. Identical with corner No sof the amended
inches in thr ground with mnnnd OF stone
ehisslrl 81 1884. whence pine tree inches in
diameter. hlazeI lsnd ecribed u. Il. 5-2-ifs64.
bears south deg. and 81 min- east. - isct thence
e corner Ne. !. idsn,icaI with corner No; . q
the smrnked location and corncr No, of the
DEGREES and Il minatss asst, isss tex witness %
corner to cosnar No. Great wcst lode Of this
survey. isa5 feet center of track Florence 4
sas M s ss sasnss NO. rsss @sss Lode K
this survey. 100 feet to corner No. I. the place
ofoextnnins.
Tabor Grand.
Berinning at corner No. J. Identical with
corners number Great wess and Nississ-
iiipf lodes OF this survey. Whcuce the south
Went corner uect1uu 10 township IL ooutn.
dian. hears south - degrees and s. minutes
west, sloeot feet: thence north % degrees
and minutee east. n4.68 feet TO corner No.
Z, Identical with corner No. Of the nnacnded
location and porncr hO.S Hississtrpl lode
a .s as n.s g cosss 10
Identical with corner Nc.S u the amended
location. granite atone 9<xex6 Inches. eet
II inches In the ground with mound Of asone
chtDeied S-tis1ts thence aouth ~ degrees and
minutes west. - fest to csrner No. 4.
location, granite stone 2xext tnchen, ses
u inches In the grUNnd. with mound of
atone. chlneled A-a-1io4. whence pine ssxe
inches diameter biased and acrtbcd q. r.
4-<-fieet heprs snuth ~ degrees and Hlnute
z s sss sss q S.sss:s e
shs placu Il beginniA9.
Lockcut.
Bssinninx ~ corner Ma. /, sdsstical with oar
ner II the amended iocsstuu sKd cornsrA
numbet and 0rsnt Weet. Mts1lns{rpf nnd
Tnhcy Grand kpdoA " Shfx survey, whence
ehe eouthwest CORNER eeettu1 - tvwnehtp
a. eoQsn. rsnEs = NSs! q - ssxth eFlne1PN
1tss w5ss, sfooe1 fsst; tSsSsS scSsS & d.
Uroee and nsinutea Vaet, - l4et % $ernDf
Mo- 4 1den deal With eaT1eS ~. I u the
&mAnlQd bsgetivo and e~teer No - tAe
Qtelt Asat tsae ot thts sar@ey Ske<Ert nue16
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srANL1npn q
Fer the Pirst Time they Aanit Thcir Leases
Are GREATER Thar These Of tho Cubans.

are Greater Than These OF tho Cuhans-
HAVANA, Dec. IL, via Key West "A hard
battle took place yesterday afternoon in Havana
province some miles from tho capital. All tho
details received here this morning say that 1t
was q severe Spanish dofoat. Tho report OF Gen.
Gonzalez Parade. for tho FIRST time in this war,
admits that the losses OF the patriots were less
than those Of the Spaniarda.
1.-Two days ago Gen. Gonzalez Parade left
Havana on tho train to Batabano, q southern
port in this province. From there he started
with q column of $500 men. combined with
1000 mon under Con. valderrama, to give
battle. no said. to the insurgent forces OF Coils.
Arrange, Arangurcn, and Delgado and Cen.
Alexandra Rodriguez.
The bulk Of the insurgent army In Havana
was not there, but near q place called Caiman. .
few miles from Zapata. The Spanish General
met some 400 insurgents who stubbornly re-
sisted his strong column and compelled him 70
retire.
While this was occurring at Caiman. Cen.
Valderrama, three miles from there, at FL Re-
trio. attacked an insurgent camp defended by
only 200 men, but they wero we'll fortified, and
Colonel, Don Eiadio Martinez, the Spanish Cap.
tain, Don Rogelio Garcia, and over fifty
ri ssfsme So 81 iss spsni. asll IL. s;'s wln sa p MSiSS Ss
commanded, to carry the Cuban positions by a
ba;yonet charge. His soldiers became demon.
the front in person to lead the charge.
struck BY a bullet in the head. The FIRE of tho
insurgents was deadly, and when the Spanish
soldiers saw the fate Of their Colonel they took TO
tn the a, hoe ys, lSsying the S, TiEht , ming e9 TIs landed
why It was possible for the patriots to triumph
over such superior forces is that Col. Martinez's
column was wholly composed of raw recruits
recon ly arrived from Spain and who had been
badly frightened by recent reports Of Cuban
victories. Gen. Valderrama. knowing that Gen.
Gonzalez PARADE had retired, thought 1t dis
Greet to withdraw himself.
The Spanish battalion of Numancia was moro
fortunate near Zapata with another small band
of insurgents. which. according to tho only re-
horses in tho hands of the Spaniards.
News has Just been received that tho town Of
Guanio. in the district Of Manzanillo. Santiago
dc Cuba province. has been ransacked by tho
insurgents, WHO, burned all the Government
buildings and killed 100 Spanish soldiers.
Gen. Rius Rivera embarked Yesterday, for
Spain, pardoned by the Queen; but his faithful
friend and adjutant, Col. Bacallao, remains a
prisoner In the Fortress of Ia Cabaha. He 10
very sick. Bacallao is a man of great patriotism
and UNFOLDING character. The spaniards, have
feared him more than they did Rius Rivera.
His condition 10 reported to-day as very critical.
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PENSION DECLSIoNS.

A Soldier who Was Wsundsd Through MS
OWE CareIessness 10 Not Entitied to . Pension. Q
WARRINGTON. Dec. 11.-Assistant Secretary
of the Interior Webster Davis handed down q
large number of pension decisions. among them
being two Of considerable interest on account
of tho points decided in them. Tho first case
was that of the claim OF Canton Kerrall, late of
Company x. Fifth United States Artillery. Tho
appellant claimed pension on account of a gum
shot wound In the left foot, received on July Ia,
1894.
From tho testimony 1t appeared that tho
claimant was on n fiat car cleaning his gun.
The muzzle was resting on his instop. and ne
pulled the trigger TO see II IL was all right and
the bullet passed through his foot. Assistant
Secretary Davis in his decision held that tho In
jury in this case was manifestly due to claim
ants gross carelessness in the use of his gun,
and the disability therefrom Is, therefore, not
pensionable and his claim Is rejected.
The other case Is that of Samuel Lashbrook,
late of Company +. Thirteenth Indiana Volun.
teer Cavalry. In this case Assistant Secretary
Davis makes an important ruling as follows:
"That where the causes Of disabilities for which
additional pension Is claimed are obscure dis.
cases requiring medical knowledge to determine
their character and extent, the opinion of the
medical referee, when based upon results OF
examination. is generally accepted az conclu.
giye."
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sENLroR LINDSAY ON oUBA.

Mo Il In HavOr OF the Recognition or the Islana
as an Independent Republic.
FRANKFORT. KY. Doc. Ex-senator William
Lindsay 10 here attending tho United States
Court Of Appeals. He said to-day:
~ am and hsve been in favor OF the reoogni.
ton of Cuba as an independent republic and
believe this to DO tho proper policy of our Gov
ernment, but I would not undertake to predict
what tho action of the present Congress will DO.
The freedom of Cuba 10 inevitable. and before
two years tlme 1t will DO seen that those people
nave gained their freedom. A great difficulty
has been in getting accurate reports and au.
thentic information as to tho true condition of
affairs. and this has stood in the way and ro.
tarded proper action"
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DODGE PORTRAIT PRESENTED.
II IL to Rang In the Rooms or the Army and
Navy CIub-Ma yor sironE,s spesch.

u ID 10 nAuB IN tuS U v army ana
Navy C~iub-MIayOr strOnE's Speech.
Tho staff of Gen. Grenville NJ. Dodge on tho
occasion of tho Grant memorial parade pro-
scented an equestrian picture Of the General to
tho Army and Navy Club. 10 West Thirty
first street. last evening. Tho picture. which
was life size. showed Gen. Dodge mounted
upon a bay charger. with the Grant monument
and the river in the background. 1t WAS drapod
with the tattered flag OF the old Kcarsarge.
MIR. Whipple was the artist.
Col. Frank c. Loveland, the presiding officer
for the evening, made the presentation address,
and Gen; Dodge responded. Mayor Strong
"fellow comrades" He said he received his
commission through hard work In dancing the
light fantastic that he did not get shot. and
lived to tell the tale.
Tho other speakers were Paymaster A.. Noel
Brakeman, Col. Fred u. Grant, Elihu Root.
Charles A. Whipplc. Gen. Butterfeld. Gen.
Howard Gen. Wager 5wayne. the Hon. Walter
c. ellison. Admiral Henry Erben. and Gen. Yves.
lev Merritt,
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BIYAMo
Hard work for the Spanish % Send News Of
Their Distress Through the Cuban Lines.

Hard work for the Spanish % Send News oG
Their Dtstress Through the Cuban Lines.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. 5.-Two hundred
Cubans pardoned by Gen. Blanco. who had boon
imprisoned hero in the Spanish fortress, found
themselves free on Doc. Q. They left the city at
once and Joined tho army Of the patriots. Tho
Incorporating Spaniards horo ~criticise Gen.
Blanco severely for turning the men loose. and
say that the only policy that should DO enforced
IN Cuba 10 that Of Gen. Weylor. Tho incident
proves that the spirit of rebellion against Spain
is unconquerable in Cubs.
Special advlces from Bayamo to THE SUN say
that the town is besieged by the insurRent
forces of Gems. Garcia and Rabi. and that 1t
10 very hard to communicate with the outside
world. Only by stealth and at tho risk of life
h help. a aen. fand Ss' from nsn Mansa miRsf has tri tSi
column Of 1000 men. but before covering half
the distance he had to return to Manzaniilo for
and so well fortified along the road that Pando
himeelf declared that he was going to certain
now that he he has again started With =. 900 men a.a
province y, Con. Csii1io Garcia is Complete; It
q City y nor Msnzs y 10 % viii si H faiiinss into Mt oa tho
hands Of the Cubans. They are abundantly
fRo sHifHsI towns Of Il their own in the sIiz Interior @sir.
whore they keep their families. A large trade
10 carried on oetWeen inc patrlots OF This Prov
ince and merchants of Nassau and Jamaica,
who can sell their merchandise among. tho
Cubans at high prices and run only, slight
danger of being caught BY tho Spanish
Cubans also control tho seashore all around tho
province. They have Q splendidly organized
coast patrol. which takes caTs Of every weasel
ali legal commerce. The Cubans have plenty Of
money, which thoy have taken from the Spanish
towns.
Many Spanish merchants. who have their
stores In the Spanish citieg, are also engaged In
under the Spanish nag, and they seek their pri-
vate profit rather than permit their patriotic
impulses to ruin them financially.
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wha, 4. Bal1ne,s CHIEF charm,

It wonid I, uI'd 10 .n.I. his GascInatln; style, his
Interesting descriptions. his vivid imagination. his
keen analysis. his rare insight Into human motives,
his broad conception and MS faithfulness to detail
all combine TO place him In tho foremost rank OF
authors OF all ages. A complete edition Of BalaGc In
En- ylish Is now offered for the first time. Specimen
pa Ses sent free ON application. address GebbIe
fubllShlnG Co, Philadelphia, PG-AdU.
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Y IN MEXICO.
a Reception In His Honor mt MoAterey-He Il
TakiHE COpIOus Notes.

MONTEREY. Mexico, Doc. l1.-William Jen.
nings Bryan was entertained at a reception
given here this afternoon by the American
colony. He visited the large silver s~lnelters
during the day. Ho IL taking coplous noteS Of
his observation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-04
Nuevo vapor entire Puerto Rico
Y NUEyA YORK

La Compaflfa Naviera ssNew- Y ork and
Porto Rico Steam Snip Co. la unica que tiene
establecido ur serycio directo y regular entire
esta lsla Nueva York, ha decidido aumentar
su Hota con TN nuevo buque, que comenzara su
servicio il principle del ano pr6xlmo.
Seg1n los informes que nos ha dado nues-
tro colaborador, y Secretario de Ia Camara
de Comercio Espanola en- Nueva ork, don
Carlos O'Neill, ell nuevo buque tendra las mis-
dimensiones tonelaje que ell "Arkad1a"
con un andar de unas 12 millas, y casco de
acero con sietc compartimentos cerrradas a
prueba de aqua, reuniendo asf las cond1clones
de velocidad que reduciran la travesfa unos
cinco dfas como maxima, todas las condolences
que en- los tiempos actuales, hacen mas seguro,
ell trasporte maritime que ell terrestre, pues so
10 con buques viejos sin compartlmentos pue-
den ocurrir los snestros que uitlmamente
Sc han reglstrado.
Por 10 que Sc retiere al pasajero encontra-
ra este todas las comodidades que pueda desear.
Las Camaras eetaran sobre cubierta, los CANA
rotes, mas espaciosos que los del "Arkadla"
bien amueblados tendran Illumination, tlmbres
ventiladores e&ctricos, habiendo una Camara
especial, muy amplia lujosamente d1spuesta
con comunicaciou al salon de senoras en- La Gu
bierta superior, frente de proa, para tamlllas
novas que quieran celebrar su luna de mlel
con un viaje la Metr6pol americana, evltando
q tOdO Ell paSa1e, como suCeQe ELI I'll 'AihauAa,
por la stuaci6n de las Camaras proa de la
maquina, ell ruido de esta, las cenlzas tre-
pidacion de la h6lice.
Ell buque de que tratamos tendra ademas
buenos bafios, salon de fumar y hermoso come
dor, teniendo amplia capacidad para el tras-
porte de As pasajeros de primera clase.
Como Ultima noticia podemos dar la muy
agradable de que ell amable inteligentfslmo
CAPTAIN del E'Arkadia," senior Lloyd, sera el
CAPTAIN de este nuevo buque.
Dignos de aplauso y protection son los
esfuerzos de la Companfa Naviera de que nos
ocupamos, d Ia cual debe Puerto Rico su dnico
enlace directo con los Estados Unidos debera
ell establecimiento de servicio de pasaje,
que respondiendo a las necesida les del pats, lie
ofrecera todas las ventaj as de comodidad y Sc
guridad que pueden encontrarse en- las meJores
lfneas.
Olidvabamos decir que los agentes genera
les de esta Companfa en- Nueva York, Sc pro-
ponen dirigir hacia estas los numarosos rlcos
xtouristass americanos que todos los inviernos
se dirigfan q la isla de Cuba, en- solicitud de un
olima benigno deportes diversiones que ell
dicha estac6n no pueden encontrar en- su propia
TERRA; afadiendo que 81 por parte de la prensa
aauf Sc secundan las tentativas de la Companfa,
v logra meiorarse ell servicio de hoteles, esta
tDabra de conseguir su objeto, hacienda que
uestros ingresos aumenten en- cantidad respe
liable pues ell tourista americana gasta mucho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-04
Propaganda liberal
Partido Liberal de Puerto-Rico
COMITE DE CABO- -ROJO

CorreIigionarios: ell domingo proximo,
de Abril, a las dos de la tarde, tendra efecto
en- ell Teatro de este pueblo una reunion publ
ca de nuestro partido, con ell objeto de renovar
parte de los individuos que han de constituir
ell Comite de la localidad; tenemos especial
gusto en- invitaros no dudando que concurrireis
todos, cumpliendo en- clio deber, cual es la
legal constitution del partido este pueblo.
A la vez debemos recordaros que el Coml.
t6 provincial ha ordenado que ell partido con-
curra las arnas para la eleccion de Diputados
provinciales que Sc efectuaran, la de los In
1erventores ell Domingo de Abril pr6ximo
la de Diputados ell II del mismo mes. FL par,
lido liberal autonomista ha dado slempre lne-
qufvocas pruebas de discipline, los consejos de
nuestra Jefatura deben ser'acatados, cnmpliendo
asf los verdaderos preceptos democraticos de
la colectividad en- que militamos; es deber ine-
ludible de todo liberal autonomista ell propen-
der que nj solo acto se noten discrepan
cias en- nuestra vida polftica; y por tanto, es-
tie Comite confa plenamente en- la adhesion y
discipline de todos los correligionarios espe-
ra que nj uno dejara de asistir depositar sus
snfragios por los candidates. liberales que
oportuuamente sc designaran.
Si no bastassn las razones expuestas que
fundan sufcientemente la obligation en- que
estan los electores lberales de concurrir las
urnas, hay otras poderosas tambien que abonan
la necesidad de la lueha electoral poT parte de
de nuestro gran paItido.
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T E A T RO

Numerosa concurrencia asisti6 anoche la
representation de las obras escogidas por la Sc
nora Acosta, para su function de gracia.
Sc extren6 en- tercer lugar la zarzuela bufa
xI.a Ganzda de Juan JOSEF, letra de don Ra-
mon Morales musca de nuestro amigo el in
teligente professor Sr Marin Varona.
Consideraciones faciies de comprender nos
impiden emitir juicio de la obra; pero ST dire
mos que ell pdblico la oyo con agrado, hizo re-
petir una de las escenas de gran fuerza c6mica,
rio durante la representation y al final aplaudio
con entusiasmo, pidiendo la salida la escena
al autor de la parttura.
La musica es agradable, sobresaliendo Ell
tltjmo ndmero, propio de obra de mayor empefo.
Todos los Interpreters demostraron mucho
aclerto en- la ejecucl6n, distingui6ndose espe-
cialmente el oven Areu que estaba en- su cxerc1cs.
En- elias Zapatillaso y ~El Mundo Come
dia esp estuvieron los artistas muy afortunados;
no obstante, la sefora Pastor abuse un POGO
de ese buen aire gracejo que tanto nos deleito
en- noches anteriores.
En- uno de los intermedios cantaron la be-
ne6ciaaa ell sefior Matthew ell gran duo de
eFavoritas, que fu6 repetido instancia de la
concurrencla.
Para hoy estA anunciada la interesantfsima
zarzuela Gel Rey que rabi6s que tanto gusta q
nuestro p1blico.
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Todos sabeis 10 que esencialmente es la

Todos sabes 10 que esencialmente es la
Diputaci6n provincia: centro absorvente donde
va parar}la lnmensa mayorfa de caudales su-
fragados por ell PATS en- ell concepto contribu-
two Pues bien manejada esa importantfsima
maquina administrative por nuestros adversa-
rios; abandonado, mas que retirado, ell partido
autonomista han hecho los incondicionales 10
que bien les ha venido: concesiones lujosfsi-
mas; pensiones granel; subvenciones immune
rabies, gastos onerosos al pats y superfluos en-
su mayorfa, 10 que por consecuencia trae ell con-
tlnuO aumento de las contribuciOnes, de anO en-
ano, un sin fin de determinaciones que ell
pals ha V1sto, lmpotente para evltarlas, pero
que ha rechazado, sin protesta viril, por no te-
ner en- ell referido centro ninguna representa-
cion. ..e-.. a
Y este es incuestionable; nuestro gran
partido puede afrmar que cuenta con La mayo
ria del pats; no son los incondicionales nj por
numero nj por 10 que en- ell pats poseen la
mayorfa; demostrado por los hechos esta que
radica en- ell partido liberal autonomista, Sc
ria altamente peri judicial seguir en- tai estado de
cosas. iC6mo Sc concibe que no administre-
mos 10 nuestro euando es la mayor parte de 10
administrado? -; Els possible que nos abandone-
mos al adversario impasibles veamos los re-
sultados de una administration que nos con-
wiener. No y mil veces, no. ..
El partido liberal ira las urnas dentro
de la mas extricta legalidad 4 luchar con fe
entusiasmo por una buena causa aunque de
sobra sabe este comte 10 desastroso que es
para nuestro partido ell actual censo electoral,
obra fntegra de los incondicionales, en- Cabo-
rojo no hoy que temer derrotas, pues nuestro
querido pueblo inmensa mayorfa libe-
raj, por conviction, por tradci6n por pa
triotismo.
iCorreligionarios, las urnas Vuestro
comit6 os llama espera que nj uno solo falte
u n i II <loI,o do 1o
Viva Espana! Viva la autonomfa! wi
va eli partido liberal puertorriqueno!
CaEo-rojo, Mario % de 1897.
Ell COMlTE.
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Venta de fincas on AreCibO.

Plenamente autorizado para la venta rea.
lizaci6n de todos los benes creditos que per-
tenecieron al concurso de la extinguida Socie-
dad @. f. Storer y c.: en- mi calidad de uni
CO liquidador, representante de sus actuales
duenos, por ell presente invite las personas &
quienes pueda convenir la adquisici6n de los in
muebles que Sc indcaran, para que dentro de
los treinta dfas siguientes la publication pri-
mera de este anuncio formulen presenter sus
Iroposiciones.
Las fncas que Sc venden, radicadas todas
en- ell termino municipal de la villa de Arecibo,
son las siguientes:
Ia La demolda hacienda de cafias demo-
minada Plantage, ubieada en- ell barrio de la
Carrera de aquella Jurisdiction, cuyos restos
consisten hoy en- 167 cuerdas rs centavos de te-
rrenos de vega y sobrevega, doscientas seten
ia seis cuerdas setenta seis centavos de a
tura, con los escombros de sus antiguas fabricai-
y maquinaria, valuado todo en- veinte dos mills
pesos.
2s Q ma gran casa de mamposterfa, de dos
pisos por ell frente, tres por ell fondo, donde
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manifesto que tuvo el gusto de yer los heri-
dos que resultaron de la catastrofe ocurrida ell
dfa de la reunion del partido liberal, y que su
estado es muy satisfactorio, debido la buena
asistencia de los doctores Navarro Cancio.
Encontrandose todos fuera de peligro.,
~ Cotizamos cafe en- esta Capital, al re-
dedor de S24 hasta S2s por extreme de classes.
~ Por ell Ministerio de Fomento Sc ha
concedido patente de invencion Mr.. Daniel
George Wehriin, lie Paris, por un nuevo proce-
dimiento para la fabrication de colchones des-
montabes que pueden adaptarse toda clase de
camas; Mr.. Samuel Holt Sharp, de Ingla-
terra, por mejoras en- maquinas estampadoras
para producir rayados y dibujos telas, fel-
tros y otros teiidos.
~ Durante la semana de Navidad gasta-
ronse los industriales comerciantes alemanes,
por anunclar en- dos periodicos de Berlin, las
slgulentes cantidades: En- ell xLakanzeiger,,
publicaronse diariamente 4s paginas de anun-
CLOS, que lmportaban 264, 900 marcos, diarios,
y en- la sGaceta de Vosss, 80 pagnas, que lie
dleron un rendimiento de ITO, 900 marcos, tam
bien diarios