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The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01
Notice for Publication.
Hom cstead Entry No. 1725.)s
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcR,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICR ,s
 TUCSON, Arizona, Nov. 10, isg7. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
 following-named settler has filed notice oI ms intention to make final proof in sup- port Of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver Unit ed States Land Office, at Tucson, Arizona, on January 8, 1898, viz: William Shaughnessy of Casa Grande, Pinal County, Arizona. for the SWl4 section 25, township south. ranee. east, G. and s. RIM
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion of said land. viz: William J. scbulza or Sacaton, Arizona, and Byron B. DeNure and Aiphonso Price of Casa Grande, Ari- zona, and Archie Ryan of Arizola, Arizona.
 EUGENE J. TRIPPEL, Register.
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". P. Durham writes from Mesa that his son Jim has been quite ill with pneumonia, but is steadily inn proving. Er. D. left Thursday for Denver on mining business, but ex- poets to be back to Florence by the 9th of January, in company with Mir. Nelson,
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Fire at Jerome.

Jerome, 'Yavapai county, was visited by an extensive eonfagration on Christ mas eve. The fire started in the lodg- ing-house of Japanese Charley, sport ing resort, and it was impossible to fghtit. The best that could be done was to protect adjoining property. A defective lamp was the cause Of the fire. A woman attempted throw it out of a window and missed and an explosion followed. This is the fourth fire in Jerome. The entire loss is $40,- GOO; insurance $94O0. Following are the losers: Jennie Banters, lodging house, loss 5000, insurance 5000; Char ley Shaw (Japanese Charley,) lodg- ing-house, restaurant, loss $4000, in surance $2500; W. M. J. Roberts, sal oon, lodging-house and restaurant, loss $S000, insurance $2000; Alexander Cordiner, John Valdrini, Hooker 6E Mcfarland, all saloons, no insurance Joseph Tamborino, lodging house and saloon, loss $12,o0O, insurance 5000; George Emmett. barber shop; Elder Bottling Works; St. Elmo restaurant, $S000, no insurance.
 4 three-story brick building on the corner is all that saved the entire towr from destruction. The men of tn, United Verde Copper Company gav, great help, and the company's host and water were instrumental in pro tecting property.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

The young men of the town gave grand New Year's ball at Keating s hall last evening, which was well at tended and greatly enjoyed. The Olivas orchestra furnished the music, which is a guarantee that it was all that could be desired.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

The demurrers in the Hughes and Flemister libel cases were sustained by the Court, and the whole matter, it is inferred, goes over to the next grand jury, which probably means that it will be dropped entirely. Phoenix Herald.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

James Brash came in from Crittenden Tuesday and returns to-day. He is en- gagged in hauling ore to that station from Washington Camp, which he re- ports in fourishing condition.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

The trade between Shields 6 Price and A. F. Barker, for merchandise and fixtures, has been consummated, and the former took formal possession of the store Wednesday. It is said that Mir. Barker intends to open up in an other building in the near future.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Mir. and Mrs. L. K. Drais will soon go out of the restaurant business in Tempe and move to Florence, perhaps tc take charge of the Florence hotel. -[Republican.
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NOTICE.

Warning people not to buy any cattle or have in their possession belonging to those brands, 80, WI, HR or horse shoe P unless sold by my agent J. M Mcclellan.
 Mesa City
 Maricopa Co.,, nsa-sIn H. WHITFoRps7
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Henry Willis and Lewis Jordan, of Phoenix, arrived in town Thursday in company with Harry Page and Arthur Rule, of Mason City, Iowa, who are looking over the country. They went to the reservoir and killed innuner- able ducks.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

A. Allande, Zeckendorfs representa- tive, was in town Thursday. F. M. Evans is no longer connected with Zeckendorf, having accepted better position with the California Cracker company.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

MARR1ED-By Rev. I. T. White more on Monday, the 27th inst, MT. J. s. Gibson, of Congress, Ariz., and Miss Kate E. Hardwick, of Florence. The happy pair left for Tempe to visit sister, Mrs. Cosner, and started next day for their future home near Con- gress.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Mrs. Susan Gregg, who died recently at Richmond, Ind, left an estate valued at $3O,0OO. With the exception of few small legacies the property was left to Mrs. J. II. Kibbey, of Phoenix, and another niece iu Indiana.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

W.J. Schulze, B. B. DeNure, Phony Price and Wm. Shaughnessy go to Tue son Monday to prove up on their land near Casa Grande.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

J. H. Thompson, ex-Sherif of Gila county, and Dr. John s. Collums, of Globe, passed through Florence last Wednesday, on their way to the Klondike.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

c. W. Tillman came down from Globe Wednesday n see his wife who has been dangerously in for several days, but is now getting better.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

l will cooperate with the owners to develop large body of gold claims. B. c. DAVIS, counsellor at Jaw, is6 Remsen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. iyl-Se.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Judge F. M. Doan came up from Fortuna Tuesday and went back again Thursday. He will return home with Mrs. Doan and his son Fletcher in a day or two.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Without any exaggeration, there are acres of ducks on the Kenilworth al- ;falfa fields One local Nimrod brought down fifteen at one shot on Thursday.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 FLORENCE, Ariz., Dee. 22, lS97.|

 Board meet pursuant to adjourn rnsnt. Present-John Miller, Chairman, } fl. Brown, member, and F g. cham- aeriin, Clerk. Absens-G. r. Cook, member.
 IL appearing that II whitford. was raised from s00 to lQo0 head of cattle and failed to receive Aot.ee thereof, upon motion the tax collector is here by authorized to accept taxes on the original number assessed and issue receipt in full, advice of. District Attor- ney.
 Upon motion, demands numbered 5 to Is, previously allowed on road fund, were ordered paid.
 Upon motion, demand number 142, previously allowed on general fund, was ordered paid.
 Upon motion, the clerk of this board is hereby directed to deliver to the Arizona National Bank of Tucson, salary warrant No. 55, for $25O, said warrant having been assigned to said bank.
 It is hereby ordered that W. c. Tru- man, sheriff, be allowed $50 for taking Mrs. Juaquin Para, an insane wom- an, to the asylum.
 Board adjourned to meet Dec. 31st 1897.
 JOHN MILLER, F. A. CHAMBERLIN, Chairman
 Clerk.
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A. A. Walsworth, the mining man, came in from Tempe Tuesday, and went up the river to look at some prop serty.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Miss Nellie Powell, teacher of the Wentworth school, is spending the holidays with her parents at Reymert.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01
C.E. ANCULO'S Meat Market,
 Main Street, Florence.
Main Street, Florence.

Is consta ntly supplied with Fat Beef, which will be furnished customers at the lowest cash prices. We buy for cash and are com pelled to sell for cash, and will use our best sndeavors to guarantee satisfaction to our customers.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Professors Grindell and Irish, of the Territorial Normal school, were visit -ors in Florence Monday.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Chas. T. Langley and A. Lopez, of Dickinson, N. Dak., registered at the Williams House Tuesday.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Mrs. ehas. o. Carpenter returned this week from a visit to her parents in Phoenix, MT. and Mrs. George ". Brown.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Willie Benson, a student in the Un- diversity of Arizona. spent the holidays with his parents in Florence.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Iomcial Proceedings.l
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,

OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 FLORENCE, Ariz., Dec. 20, lS9a.i Bohrd met pursuant to adjournment. Present-John Miller, Chairman, J. Il. Brown, member, and T. A. Chamberlin, clerk. Absent-Geo. F, Cook, member. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 Upon motiou, demand 62, J. L. Clark, jury certificate, previously allowed for s2s 90. was taken up for reconsideration and the same allowed for $29.90.
 Upon motion demand GA, W. Il. honergan, previously allowed fer $2.SV, was reconsidered and allowed for $4.3O. Upon motion, it is hereby ordered that the tax collector be directed to exempt from taxation $1 900 previously assessed against the estate of T. ", Bates, deceased, on recomlasada- tion of District Attorney.
 Upon motion, tho Treasurer is here- by dirested Co transfer the following amounts from the several funds named to salary fund: From Treasurer's commits
 siOns. ...............ss 5S4 45 From general fund. ....,.. 5000 co From general fund to expense fund. s5,6sS.75.
 From general fund to contingent fund, $7OO.
 Upon motion, the Tax Collector is hereby directed to exempt from taxa ton property to the amount of SlO00 assessed against the estate of Frank Morrell, deceased.
 Upon motion, warrants were ordered to issue on salary fund in payment of demands numbered 3l and 32, 35 to 3S, 43 to 87 and 69 to 72, all numbers in- elusive, aggregating s, ,390.50
 Upon motion, warrants were ordered to issue on contingent fund in pay ment of demands numbered IS and IA, 9 to 9, 27 and 2S, 30 to 32 and s7, all numbers inclusive, aggregating $59S.92. Board adjourned to meet tomorrow.
 JOHN MILLER. F. A. CHAMBEBr Chairman.
 Clerk
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Henry Brady and family have moved into Mrs. Lannigan's house, on Main street.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

W. B. Reid, Esq, of Casa Grande, passed through Florence yesterday, on his way home.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

eila Valley Lodge No, 8, F. and A. M., installed officers last Monday night, st John's day.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

c. D. Henry returned Thursday from a trip to his mines.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

John Nelson, the catue man of the TortillitaE, was in town Thursday with zour lions scalps.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

w. H. Benson was in Tempe Monday and returned Wednesday,.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Miss Joy Bierry, of Mount View, is spending few days with Miss Bogie Bartleson.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Wm. Ringwalt, Phoenix, was guest of the Williams House Thursday.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Shields & Price have a bran-new buggy, recently purchased in Los An geles.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01
Notice for Publications. (Homestead Fntrv No t77a,

Notice for Publications.
 (Homestead Entry No. 177s.)
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICR.
 TUcsoN. Arizona, Nov. 10. 1897. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
 following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sur, port of his eiailn. and that said proof will made before the Register and Receiver Uufe. ed States Land Office, at Tucson, Arizona, on January g, 1893 viz: Byron E. DeNare. af Casa Grande, Pinal County. Arizona, for tho sW5z section 20- township south. range 6 east C. and s. R. M
 He names the following witnesses eoproys his continuous residence upon and o,iltiva- tion ot said land, viz: William J. Schulze of Sacaton, Arizona, and Alphonso Price and William Nj. Shaughnessy of Casa Grande. Arizona,a and Archie Ryan of ArizoIa. Arizona
 EUGENE J. TRIPPEL. Register.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01

Try sohillins's Best tea and baking powder.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

CHAs. E. PERKINS, C.E., GIvIL AND CONTRACTING ENGINEER N Correspondence solicited. p. a. ad. dress, Florence, Arizona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26
La mUZUMSO

Segnn se nos intirma, sc viene practl-
cando an la plaza del Mercado sin raz6a
alguna que la abone, la absur1a costum-
bre de dar las mesas de preferences a
terneras flacas posponiendo d elias los
novillos cebados. Las terneras aqui por
ell modo de criarlas, seg1n pueden verse
por las GALES por los pastos, que *
les destina-que SON los peores, reser-
vandose los mejores para las novillos-
no reunen verdaderas condiciones pars
el matadero; y tanto por esta razen
cuanto por la debida protection IN cts
de ganados debiera no facilitarse sa bl
neiicio 81 ell de los novillos cebsdos
que son las reses de mejores csrnes del
pats.
Del modo que sc practica hoy en- ei
mercado ocupan las mejores mesas, II.
ses inferiores como son las terneras
toritos no cebados en- perjuieio del pa
blico consumidor. Sobre este llarnamos
la atencion del seIlor Alcaide asi como
de. Regidor de Carnicerfa medico ea'
cargado de la inspection del Matadero a
quienes juzgamos bien enterados de!
asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26
GUY v. HENRY, /,
Ecos DEL NoRTE

Ell sabado por la noche --nOche bue-
ma -se celebr6 en- la morada del Gene
raj Grant una fiesta elegante y anima-
dfsima.
Los salones estaban decorados con
sencillez y con buen gnsto: la concu-
rrencia era numerosa y distinguida.
Habfa, se71oras y caballeros, anne
ricanos del pals. Sc bailo mucho; Sc
cen6 explendidamente y termino la
fiesta la una de La mahana.
La sonora de Grant es una dana que,
q los atractiyos de su belleza superior,
en- su madurez perfecta, une los encan-
tos de una sociablidad exquisita: una
|verdadera DANA del gran mundo, que
conoce, por que residi6 en- Londres, en-
Paris, en- Roma, cuatro amos en- Vie.
na como embajadora de los Estados
Unidos.
El sabado celebro el senor Baiz, in
terprete del Consejo, una cordial con-
| ferencia con ell honorable Mayor Gene.
raj Guy Henry.
Como sc hablaba de ciertas diiculta
des entire Ell sencr Baiz y ell Gobierno,
publicamos con gusto la noticia de que
diehas dificultades no existen nj existi-
ran nunca.
Ell General Henry trat6 al seflor
Baiz con la deferencia que merece, y el
senor Baiz esta muy contento de la
acogida que Sc le dispensara.
El senior don Arfstides Rivera, de
cuya llegada de Nueva York, dabamos
cuenta ha tres dfas, ha tornado possession
de eu destino de int6rprete, del Gobier-
no Militar, y asisti6 a la entrevista en-
ire Ell General Henry y ell senior Mufioz
Rivera.
Ell senior Baiz, continua en- su puesto
como interprete Official del Consejo de
Secretaries, que tiene en- el absolute
confianza.
Ha presentado gu renuncia del cargo
de Alcalde de Arecibo, ell sefor don
Manuel Perez Avfles, que presto muy
buenos servicios en- Ell Gobierno en-
la administration de la importante vi
LA del Norte.
Sc habla de que le sustituira ell se-
nor don Sebastian Figueroa, que en-
hombre de popularidad, de posicion =
de prestigio en- toda la comarca.
Desde Ell primero de Enero ell sefior
Mufloz Rivera ocupara toda Ia oasa que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26
Dos CN1.tus

En- otro lugar reproduoimos las dos
cartas que publica -Ez Liberal: Ia del
seflor Mufioz al general Henry = la dc
este aquel.
La carta del general Henry no pRede
ser mas satisfactoria para ell senior Mu.
iloz Rivera. En- ella sc acepta ell plan
econ6mico presentado por este J la for
mula de dar entrada d los puros en- el
Ayuntamiento.
No ha habido, pues, 10 qae muchos
esperaban; sino una confirmation mas
de la confianza que ell Consejo merece
al General Henry.
Resdmen: un desengano mas para
los puros, que a ese paso van i morn
de aneurisma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

noy comparte con Ia nrax;5.
Conselo y despachara todos r.. aca
Gobernaci6n. 'e'a''a de
Entire las rebaias introducidas On :,
esupuesto dc gastos, fgura L. d. t..
iar'os de todo ell personal iuaic;aI
d (sde ei presidente lie la Suprema Cor'
Il hasta los iueces de entrada
Be trabajara mucho y se cobr,rs
I'd GO. 0'''a'A
fts La manera de servir blen \ Pnar,o
Rid\o, que ha menester ell desarrollo 4.
su ri aueza antes de pagar con lnio an
dos.
A'y
ProdujeEon aver un efecto admirable
en- la opini0p, la carta del sefer Munoz
Rivera al General Henry la del Ge-
neral Henry al sshor Muhoz Rivera.
Hoy las reprodtScimos.
Son documentoA que gnariara II
historic. Pocas vedesa sc habla con tan
ta dignidad y Sc respoIfde con tanta hi :
dalgufa.
edii ioo acCloice esas Hios caftass que
bien merecen que Sc las syarde con ca
riflo. y
En- la Capital sc habl6 mucho M~sEi
sis ell viernes.
Ell Presidente del Consejo, juzgando
que, despues de la primera carts de,
General Henry, no quedaba on su sitio
ell decoro suyo y de sus compaheros,
present6 su renuncia sin tardanza in
|dico la conveniencia de que sc llamase
8 los radicales.
Ell General Henry no acepto la re
nuncia nj la indication.
Yel Consejo continua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

t1s la sancl0n Gle vuestrO p0uer supreme
absolute. No solo en- dicho presu-
puesto Sc disminuye-por indicaciones
vuestras -el niimero de empleados, va
|limitadfsimo, sino que Sc rebaja la cuan-
tia de los salarios, empezando por los
del propio Consejo, que, al reunirse en-
Julio la Camara insular de Puerto Rico,
propuso esas medidas.
Servfos examinar las cifras que 81
guen, a fin de que estos informes, que
emanan de datos incuestionablemente
ciertos, sc unan otros infermes, que
sin duda adquirfs de personas extraf1af
al Consejo.
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Cu0rteI General.
Depart0meaet0 de Puerto Rico
San Juan.

Diciembre % de 1898.
Secretario Muflo2 Rivera.
SRNoR: refriendome al contenido de
su carta, que apruebo, he de decirle ne
en- la reunion de los delegados les anun-
Gle mi prop6sito dc reducir los gastos
de la isla en- todas las formas posibles.
Y como los dos partidoe convinieron en-
|trabajar juntos por Ell bien del pals,
quise llevar a los Consoles municipales
la representation de ambas agrupacio-
mes.
Conffo en- listed para que los gastos
(diminuyan cuanto sea dable disminuir-
los deio usted y q sus auxiliares el
cuidado de regular este asunto, que es-
tara, no obstautc, sugeto los cambios
que crea 20 conveniente irtroducir.
En- cuanto . la trasformaci6n de los
consoles, debera realizarse gradualmen-
te y por recommendation de los consejos
mismos, de los hombres de arraigo en-
ell comercio de las distintas localidades,
aprobadas por el untamiento.
Cref tambien que algunos concejales
sc inclinarian dejar vacantes sus pues-
tos, fin de que otros elementos pudie-
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de
nesd de
SAM de Rice. de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

* Es@4aA
ran tenor represent aci6n. No me
pongs hacer tmmbios radioales, eciiaI
de los concejos q Las personan qae
ocupan en- Il actualidad; pero 81 M
propongo proceder de tai manera que
se satisfaga 81 inter6s de. .los pueblos 7
Sc produzcan la paz, la armonfa e.
progreso dc la isla, para cuyos ,hnes
todos trabaiamos iuntos..
81 mis- planes no logran buen exito,
me we're obligado nombrar 20 mlsmo
los concejales, sobre la base de buenas
referencias, 10 que en- modo alguno de-
SEQ. Existen muchas Objeciones D
cualquier otro metodo elective, que
pueden no aparecer ante los hombres
polfticos; pero que aparecen ante 81 Co
mandante militar y que debensser evita-
|das.
Como la pnblica expression de mis-
opiniones parece habcr sido NAL inter-
pretada, no solo por listed, sino tam
bi6n por otras personals, dejo usted
en- perfecta libertad de dar esta carta,
en- conexion con la suya, toda Ia publi-
cidad que juzque necesaria.
Asegiirole mi confianza personal Ell
usted, creyendo que esta nsted protun-
Idamente interesado en- ell buen exito de
esta isla. Y aprecio altamente la con-
ducta magnanima de les delcgados, al
Iconyenir todos en- unirse conmigo en-
mis- opiniones y en- consentir que ira
baiemos a una por ell bien futuro dc
Puerto Rico.
Soy suyo respetuosamente,
GUY v. HENRY,
Mayor. General dc Tol,atarios.- = Co
mandate del DepartGme'ato de Puerto-
Rico.
(Ez Liberal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

No creemos que sea tan diifcil ri tau
|grave la situaci6n de un pals cuyo pre-
|supuesto de gastos, segdn. estAis viendo,
|sufre de repente una merma de TRES
|MILLoNEs TREscIENTos DIEz * NUEvE
MIL sEIscIENTos CUARENTA TRES Pc
SOS 90 cENTAvos, sin que esa labor
|resulte aiena Ia actividad del Consejc|
|de Secretarios, cuyos sacriicios estan
bien compensados con la contianza II
lei carifio de su pueblo.
%. En- cuanto los municipios y
Is Ia igualdad de fuerzas polfticas en-
|ellos, ell Consejo de Secretarios demos
|tr6 que busca siempre la ponderacion
|y ell equilibrio de todas las tendencias.
Y asf~propuso para ell ayuntamiento de
San Juan ONCE liberales y TREcE radi-
Gales; perc ante la renuncia de estos
ultimos, publicada en- tonos de injurio-
sa altanerfa, temi6 que, desconociendo-
sc sus generosidades, sc lie desairara en-
los demas ayuntamientos, y Sc abstuvo
/ de designar q los radicales, excepto en-
| los casos en- que podfa contar de ante
mano con su aquiescencia.
En- tai direction los propoeitos del
Consejo, es claro que cooperara con gus
Ito la obra que os dignais anunciarme.
Pero sin que Sc entienda que Ell gobier-
no arroja de sns puestos en- los munich
pios los que hoy los ocupan.
Nos consta, senior General, porque me
10 manifestasteis aver mismo, que no
abrigais esas intenciones. Y ell Consejo
Ide Secretaries, identifosndose con vues-
tros deseos, somete vuestro examen
la formula que estima conveniente.
| Hela aquf:
| Mientras los ayuntamientOs puedan
ser. elegidos por los ciudadanos en- las
Iurras, sc cubriran con hombres del ra-
idicalismo las vacantes que existen y las
/ que ocurran, en- los pueblos donde ese
Ipartido disponga de personas elegibles
para estos cargos. Cuando sc llegue a
nivelar ell numero de liberales con el de
Iradicales, sc cubriran las nuevas vacan-
tes de suerte que no sc rompa el eqalli-
brio. Y quedarkn satisfechas las aspi-
lraciones del Gobierno militar y las del
Consejo de Secretarios, que quiere rea-
lizar la justicia y marchar la concor-
dia.
En- la asamblea del l9, que presidfs-
lteis, solo Sc escucho un llamamiento q
la union: cl que hicierais vos; ell que
repitieron ell Presidente del Consejo J
ct Secretario de Justicia, sin que del
campo radical se leyantase un oradoI
para recoger tan mobiles iniciativas.
No dudo que aprobareis nuestra acti-
Itud.
| Respetuosamente.
| LUIS MUNOZ RIVERA.
iSecretoaio 0e Gobernaci6a
xAbrobada devuelta, con la carta
Iinclusa.
Guy. v. HENRY.
JLnyor General de Holentc1a.ios. - Co.
lnaaast1o,,te del Departments de Puerto
Rico,
Cu0rteL General.
Departomento de Puerto Rico
San Juan.
Diciembre % de 1898.
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OsgebrUdiUNs

Este pneblo progresa rapidamente ia
10 la acertada administration de nuestFo
querido amigo don Manuel Reyes RuiE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

Diciembre 90 de 1898.
General Henry
Comondante del Departments.
San Juan.
SESOE:
FL Consejo de Secretaries ha visto
vuestra carta de aver , sus dos puntos
capitales rcsponde:
10 Que las economics indicadas cons
tan, mas extensas, en- el proyecto de
presupuesto para 1899, que os anuncie
hace algunos dfas y que debe regir des-
de ell 10 de Enero pr6ximo, 81 le impair.
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DOS CARTAS
DocuMEMTos oFlcIALEs
Munoz Rivera al General Henry
Ell General Henry Muhoz Rivera

eHS0 cOntnu10n
certd1nbre de
serdn ddo reydade,o cmano anaon
Puerto