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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-19

day night that he was going to have
affidavits prepared to the effect that the
umpire first called Ryan safe. We do
not doubt that he can get such aft.
davits-from Helena men. But il this
gentleman wants to go into the affidavit
business, Billings can give him plenty
Of it. And this same affidavit gentle.
man was the last Helenaite to give up
the money be bet on the ga,ne-at big
odds when Helena was ahead.
4 u
1t is due to one or two Of the Helena
visitors to say that they gave up their
bets without u kick and frankly admit.
ted that Billings fairly won the game.
u u u
Billings has fairly won the cham.
pionship Of Montnan and the north
west, figuring OH the per cent of games
won and lost. She has played twenty.
three games so far and lost but five.
which is "a record that the Helena team
or no other in the state can equal.
After all, Helena does deserve credit
for getting together the second best ball
team in the state. She. could not be
expected, Of course, to have enter prise
enough to secure as good a team as the
little alfalfa town of Billings"
"Jim' Brown, proprietor and editor
Of the Butte Times, who was on trial
in the United States court for sending
obscene matter through the mails, was
acquitted by Il, jury Of twelve men
Thursday. The otfense for which Mr..
Brown vas tried was for sending
copies Of the Butte Times through the
mails Sept. 10 Of last year, in which he
said all kinds of things concerning
United States Senator ". A. Clark.
The defense was represented ny A. J.
Campbell, G. p. Connolly and G. W.
Stapleton, and the government by ".
3. Rodgers and j. 9. English.
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"A OF MONTANA, {,.
COUNTY OF YELLOWSTONE, }ss'
l, y. +. Morse, Cashier lof the above
lameu bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best OF. my knowledge
and belief. s. Y. MORSE,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day OF September, lsge.
FRED. II. HArHHoRN.
. Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
/; t. " " z%$;S S$5:ss, Directors.
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You Try u.

II Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold tor the small price Of
% etsy 30 cts, and Sl,OO, does not cure
take the bottle back and we will refuni
your money, Sold for over fifty years
on this guarantee, Price 25 cts, and *
cts, Sold by Chapple Drug Co,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-19

The Helena hog got Its tail twisted
~ billings and went home with its
brlstlss standing straight up,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-19

AS was the case in Saturday 8 game,
Billings was unlucky in her batting,
Helena's outfeld catching seven hard
hit balls, while our outield had but a
single chance.
All of the Helena people in the au.
dience were perfectly satisfied with the
umpire until Ryan was put out. Then
they could not abuse him enough.
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south or East, Whtchg

When q trip 10 contemplated IL Ia al
ways well TO prepare In advance In order
TO avoid little inc0nyenienees which are
often annoying, The two fast trains
leaving Minneapolis and ut, Paul daily
via Wisconsin Central lines for MilwGu-
kee and Chicago make close connections
with trains east and south, Being clio,
gantly equipped with sleeping oars, par,
Tor cars and day coaGhes,they are fully ap,
preeiated by the travelling public, Your
nearest ticket agent will give you oom-
plate information and furnish you folder
of the Wisconsin Central lines,
Jas, q, Pond, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee. Wis
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Notes of the Game.

McNeeley led the fielding, having
five put-outs and two assists without an
error.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-19

Helena has jobbed horseraoing until
she can't get a race in her town, and
~ or two more exhibitions like that
Of Sunday will ruin baseball at the
capital. Visiting players will first
want to know whether they are expect.
ed to play ball or engge in a prize
fight. But prize fighting still fourishes
in Helena and perhaps she thinks it IL
right and proper to inject pugilism into
all kinds Of sport.
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Ryan and Hansen were the only play.
ers who got more than one hit, but the
home run by Zearfoss put all other hits
in the shade except Flannery's long
drive. .
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The Helena people did all Of the
roofing until the sixth inning. And it
was roofing Of the meanest kind. too
just like a real Helena audience. They
jeered and booted the Billings players
and were positively ugly to Billings
people sitting near them. But Helena's
roofing stopped after the sixth. Bill
ings. Of course, then took it up, but it
was decent roofing that was not Often
sive to anyone.
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Casey left Billings Sunday night. os.
tensibly for Ogden. but there is a re-
port that he has joined the Helena
team.
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One Helena gentleman declared sun,
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-29
Burial of John o. Perce

The funeral Of the late John o. Perce,
took place from his late residence on
South street this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There was large attendance Of the
friends OF the deceased and OF the FAM
lily to pay their last respects to
the remains. The members OF Mesa
lodge 1. o. o. F.. and Of Book Cliff
Camp No. 81 Woodmen OF the World, OF
which organizations the deceased was
member attended in body.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. T. d. Sisson of the Methodist
church and we're very sad and affect
ing. The funeral proceeded to the
church and from there it went 10 the
cemetery where all that remained Of tho
deceased was consigned to Mother
Earth.
Undertaken Bucklln had charge OF
obsequies.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-29
MAY BE HERE.
Colorado Regiment Due Here the
First Day of Peach Ca,ni-
val-A Gretlt and add
ed attraction.

From the scheduled dates Of the home
coming itinerary OF the Colorado troops,
it is more than likely that the regiment
will pass through this city on the morn
Ing of the 18th nay of September, the
first day Of the Peach carnival.
1t is yet little early to herald the
possibility of their being here upon that
day as a positive fact, but glancing over
the dates so far announced, it may be
considered that they will arrive here
about that time.
The Denver press has the regiment
announced to arrive here upon the l1th.
1t will be impossible from the day and
date OF their being mustered out, to
reach the capital city by that time. 1t
has been further announced that the
regiment will rest in the capital OF Zion
for IL hours.
II luck favors this city that the regi-
ment should arrive here at that time it
will be great card for Peach Day 1t
will be possible to know long enough be-
fore the date so that due notice may be
given to all the towns within radius OF
several hundred miles.
II the regiment comes through on the
day spoken Of above it will be great
drawing card to bring down the people
from the mountain towns.
While speaking of the coming Of the
regiment it is apropos to say that the
citizens have not made any arrange
ments whatever for the entertainment
OF the regiment.
The ride from Salt Lake here will in
duce very hearty appetite and some
refr. shments should be provided for the
boys. Grand Junction could do little
less than serve something refreshing
upon that day.
There will be committee OF men and
women here from Denver and various
other parts Of the state to welcome the
soldier boys and present them with a
stand OF colors prepared for them in the
city OF Denver. With this auxiliary
much could be done, especially as this
city is the western gateway to the state
The Sentinel suggests that that splen-
did beneficial organization, the Womans
Relief Corps, with the assistance of
Troop A undertake to give the regiment
welcome, which they will be recognize
at once as true Colorado welcome.
This matter il we'll worth the consid-
eratioh OF the citizens.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-29
ABOUT THE WEATHER.

From Observer Stewart
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 80 degrees and the minimum GA de-
grees
The forecast for this section is;
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-29
SURRENDERS.

New York-The insurgents at San
Domingo have secured control OF the
government, according to reports Of the
junta Of this city.
The following dispatch was received
today:
Santiago de Revolution in oap-
ital. Government surrsnders.,
L'MARCHE.
This dispatch, according TO Chief Gu.-
len. means that the government Of Pres
ident Fiusro at San Domingo city, sur.
rendered to the party Of which Jimines
10 the head.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-29
Joe Letter, the Wheat King, and
a Party of Chicago and Salt
Lake Capitalists Return to
Fruita Sunday after a Trip
the Asphultum Beds-Road
VII Probably ~be BuiH
from Fruita to the Mines.
FRUITA, Colorado.
Aug, 26, 1899.

Special to The SENTINEL.
Joseph Letter, the Chicago millionaire
and other capitalists from that city and
Salt Lake, returned from the asphaltum
mines near Rangely, on Sunday after
noon to this place.
The party was in charge of William
McCoslin Of Vernal, Utah, and went
with view of inspecting the asphaltum
deposits in the White River country.
While very reticent as to their future
intentions, it was learned that in the
event Of the young wheat king securing
control OF the properties, extensive ship
menis Of the products OF tho mines will
be made, which has an increasing de-
mand from eastern cities in this country
as we'll as in Europe.
The wagon road to the mines is
through very rough, barren country,
much of which il unsupplied with water,
the freighters being obliged to haul
wa. or for themselves and teams on a por-
tion OF the route.
The distance to the mines from the
nearest railway station is ninety miles,
and thu time required to make the round
trip with wagons, is from ten to twelve
days. The price paid per ton being Sl5,
but little profit can be made at this
price as the expenses are high and the
hardships Of the freighters are very
great.
1t is quite likely, should this party OF
capitalists secure the mines, that there
will be railway built into the country
which will enable the operators OF the
mines to ship their product at an in
creasing profit which woulo greatly en-
hanee their value and develop great in
dustry in what is now a range for wild
game, and has been the hunting ground
of the Indians for centuries.
The distinguished party returned to
Salt Lake on Sunday night.
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-29
Dr.. 0mIMskI
Physician
and
Surgeon.
SPECIALIST.

Office and residence Grand hotel
Grand Junction. 22 years in Prac-
tice and a graduate of both schools.
Chronic diseases and diseases of
women specially,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-02
SUCES0S De La MANANA
La nueva poIicia

la policfa recien aereada ha entrado
en- plena acclon de sucesos.
La ma1ana de hoy ha sido agltada.
Ell vecino Francisco CULLEN que iba
por la calle del Leon caballo, cayo de
6l dis parandosele ell revolver Y atrave-
sindosele un brazo. Fue auxiliado
oportunamente por los guardlas de re-
ten en- aquella demarcacion traslada
do la sall de salud, curado imediata-
mente.
Requisitoriado ell procesado Manuel
Rodriguez, y alcanzado yer por ell
guardia Norberto Dulles, hugo saltando
varios patios. Pedido refuerzo por di-
cho guardia, llegaron Ercilio de la Cruz,
Daniel Zayas y Rafael Amoros. Apos
tados onvenlentemente, Noberto Qui-
les lie di6 la 6rden de rendirse; ell requi-
sitoriado Rodriguez, lejos de obedecer,
lie amenazo con un cuchillo forma de
punal, viniendosele encima, ell guardia
disparo hiriendolo en- ell hombro izquier-
do, y haciendclo preso.
Del mismo modo que ell anterior be-
rido fue este curado y puesto dispo
sicion de la autoridad.
Este suceso trajo la alarma consi-
guiente en- los sitios del hecho alrede-
dores de la Acadia. 49,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-02
LEC|SLADORES De COAnO

Los Ayuntamientos para que pue-
dan insplrar respecto y consideration,
necesltan apoyarse, de modo exclusive
Ell los terminates precectos de la Ley;
81 esta Sc vufnera, posponiendola con
veniencias de polfticas, cesa ell ideal dc
la Jasticia, y la razon rueda por ell suelo
en- medic del mayor desamparo.
La precedente consideration pudiera
mos aplicarsela al Ayuntamiento de la
villa de Coamo, con motive de su tlti-
ma session verificada ell domingo, d pc
sar de ser dfa festive.
En- ese dfa de luto para la ley mum
cipal, los radicales que estaban en- ma
yorfa. nombraron Alcalde, cuando la
session no era para esos fines; dejaron
cesantes suspendieran todos los en-
pleados, con explendidos sentimientos
de un Hberalismo puro; suprimieron ell
Contador, cuando cs disposition terni-
nante que en- tedo Municipio cuyo pre-
supuesto pase de $4,000, exista este
funcionario; suprimieron una plaza de
medico pasando por encima de un CON
trato de escritura pdblica, que existe
con los facultativos, actuales que son
dos.
El pueblo esta sorprendido al yer tan
ia violacion, que no habfa en- pro de los
seflores que forman la mayorfa de aque-
lila Corporacion, nj de los sanos pro-
positos de concordia que vienen inspi.
rando la polftica del gobierno regional.
Aceroa de estos nuevos legislatures
de Coamo, que destruyen leyes y fabri
can reseluciones antojadizas, llamamos
lnuy seriamente la atencion del gobierno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-02
INTERESTS
HIPOTBCARIOS

Conoce todo aquel que haya seguido
paso paso ell movimiento revolucio-
mario dc la lsla de Cuba, que ell general
Weyler apesar de su odio a todo 10
que fuera cubano y de sus deseos de
exterminio, decreto un bando suspen-
diendo todo procedimiento judicial,
para ell cobro de intereses hipotecarios.
La medida fue oportuna y justa ape
sar del profundo desequilibrio product
do por la guerra, y contuvo, hasta don
de podfa ser possible dada la anormali-
dad, la total ruina de los pocos agricul-
tsres que quedadan.
Paso Weyler con todo su cortejo de
iniquidades, vino Castellanos, lego la
invasion, ceso la soberanfa de Espafla,
fu6 nombrado Mr.. Wood jefe de las
fuerzas americana en- Santiago de Cuba,
y no solo acepto ell. decreto del go
bernante ospahol, sino que desde prin-
c.pios de Diciembre antes de la total
evacuation de la isla, 10 declaro VICENTE,
prorrogandolo hasta los primeros meses
del afio actual. Vease a este respecto
10 que dijo un periodico que hemos re-
cibido, aunque con fecha atrasada, pc
ro que publicamos por tener alcance dc
actualidad entire nosotros y para que
Sc yea que la medida aceptada por cl
general Henry, de acuerdo con su con-
sejo, era una necesidad sentids en- los
dos pueblos ultimos de la America, que
quedaban la soberanfa espanola en- ell
nuevo mundo.
Vease ell suelto referido:
Gel jcfe de las fuerzas americanas de
Santiago de Cuba, Mr.. Woed, prorro-
CARA hasta ell mes de Abril proximo la
suspension decretada por ell bando del
general Weyler, de los procedfmentos
judiciales para ccbrar intereses hipo
tecarios>
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disfrutaran los agricultores con toda
plentiful de los beneficios de la espera,
y al mismo tempo los acreedOres que
tienen a su favor mandamientOs de
embargo, encontraran en- la ley de-
fensa y*segura garantia contra las
enagenaciones fraudulentas que sc
qulsleren hacer en- su perjuicio.
Estoy completamente conforme con
v. Ell que la concession de prorroga o
espera no debe entenderse extensiya
las obllgaciones y responsabiGdades
nacldas de los delitos Solo debe COM
prender y comprende las obligaciones
emanadas de cOntratos y actos licitOs.
7 en- cuanto al pago de los intere
ses 81 los pactadOs exceden del IL por
100 anual, deben ser reducidOs hasta
ese tipo Y ell acreedor puede y debe
cobrarlos durante ell ano de la espera :
quedando ell cObrO del exceso difey
rencla como un derecho d ejercitar S
yentllar con arreglo ley, despue,
de transcurrido dichO plazO
PuertO-RicO, EnerO 80 de 1890.
Respetuosamente,
JNa1a Hernandez LOpe Z
SecretariO de Justicia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-02
Gimse2s
terrible

Els de La Correspondence ell suelto
| siguiente relative al lamentable suceso
ocurrido en- la capital entire ell cabo de
varas del Presidio Gregorio Colon Mo-
raies, asesinado por Ell soldado del IL
regimiento de infanterfa, Fred. b
Smilt.
<Ampliamos la noticia que aver ade-
lantamos nuestros lectores relativa a
la muerte de un cabo de va-as del Pre-
sidio en- la calle de Norzagaray.
Llamabase este Gregorio Colon Mora
les : era natural de la Moca. Fu6 con-
denado por homicidio 4 doce afio un
dia de reclusi6n. FL so de Noviembre
del "a fue indultado de la cuarta pate
de la pena, concediendosele igual graeia
ell % del pasado aiio.
For su buen comportamieEto Sc lie
assemble cabo 90. Cumplfa ell % de
Setiembre dc 1000. Recibi6 dos heri.
das, una en- ell cuello otra en- la tetilla
lzqulerda que lie Interest ell coraz6n, oca
sionandole instantaneamente la muerte.
Una cuadriiia de continados verifica-
ba la limpieza de la calle de Norzagaray.
TrabAron una question Marcelino Rios
(ayudante que fue del verdugo de Pom
ce y condenado 20 amos de encierro
por homicidio) y Jose Loreto Cruz.
Intervino ell cabo Colon, viendo
que no lie obedecfan administro un vara-
20 al primero. Uno de los soldados
administr6 un culatazo al cabo, revol-
viendosc este herido~por ell golpe ines
perado entonces aquel desembain6 ell
cuchillo del Maiiser, lie coloc6 en- ell flu
sill y lie hi rio en- ell cuello. eMe ha he
ridos excl..n6 ell cabo echo mano al
cuchillo del Maiiser, hlriendose en- Ia
mano. Retrocedio ell soldado tres pasos
y lie hirio en- ell corazon. La vfctima di-
10 <Muerto soy,.
FL cadaver fue trasladado al Penal.
Colon era de mediana estatura, de
color claro = enjuto de carnes, pero vi
goroso fuerte. En- ell bolsillo Sc le
cinco centavos en- perras Y
una cuarta de tabaco hilado.
Por disposition del General Grant
os tribunales clviles entienden en- ell
.sunto. Ell Jrez de San Francisco Sc
anoche en- ell presidio, es-
uvo tomando declaraciones hasta las
loce.
El soldado, autor de Ia aggression. Sc
lama Fred. B. Smith, del / regimen
o de Infanterfa. Es joven, Y Sc halla-
"a lntensamente palida cuando un iefe
lei eJercito, moutado & cabal,o, lie tomo
eclaracion frente d la puerta principal
lei Presidio..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-02
PROCED|M|ENTOS JUD|C|ALES


A la cOnsulta elevada al senior Secre-
tarlO de Justicia, por nuestro distin-
guido amigo ell ilustrado y talentoso
jurisconsulto don Jose de Diego Presi
dente de la Corte de Justicia de MAYA
guez, sobre puntos de aplicacion juri-
dica la orden del 10 de Enero del
presenie ano, ell representante del
orden judicial en- ell despacho de la
Secretaria de Justicia, sc ha servido
contestar del modo que veran nuestros
lectOres continuation de estas lineas.
TantO ell dOcumento de cOnsulta del
seTlor de Diego, cuantO la cOntestacion
del senior Hernandez Lopez, son pun
tOs de derecho de un alto vaIor juri-
dicO, que hacen honor los distingui-
dos magistrates que la suscriben. -.
Vease ell documento del Secretario
de Justicia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-02
EDICTo

DON Kenny Beugeois, Ag.pte consu
lar do Francia de esta ciudad Pre-
sideute del Consejo de famil de la
meuor sdbdita de dicha N,ci6n, doiia
Margarita Delucca y Tacoropts
Certifico hago constars que Dor
acuerdo del Coksejo de famili, de Ia
menor sdbdita francesa dofia Margarita
Delucca Tacoronte, constante en- acta
fech, l5 de los corfientes, 80 venderap
en- subasta pdblica por ell Tutor de di.
ola menor, don Evaristo Tacoronts las
psrticipaciones provindivisas d la mis-
ma, pertenecientes, que Sc pasan 6 rela-
cionar.
Una sexta p1rte proindivise, y una
participation de las dos sextss parties
tambien prolndivi.a, valoradas en- dos
mil doscientos veinticinco sci ,ciento
pesos respectivamente de las e fiacas al
guientes
Urbaua. de altos de MADEIRA
con bs1os de mampostsris techada de
hlerro gilvauiz ,dO con su correspop.
diente solar radicade en- esta ciudad
oalle del Comercio & que da frente Dor
ei Norte linda por su derecha entran-
90 que 90 al Osste con casa de don
Francisco PARA, por su izquieria Que
es al Este con otra de la sucssi6n S;.
monpistri antes, hoy de don R,my
Burgeo's por gu espalds, al Sur con
propiedad de In succession Delucca. Tiene
dicho solar de area mil treinta dos
metros, los colgadizos. noventa un
metros, La cerca veintiseis metros y al
patio cuatro cientos treinta y tres ma
tros, otra sexta parte provindiyiso vi
uDa participation de las dos sextas par
tes tamb'dn provindivisas, justipreoia-
las en- doscientos veinticinco oesos da
iicha moneds, respectivamente de la
inca sigaiente:
Urbaaa.--Csss de mamposteris conk
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P6gi,sU
itel.N1'iU

Acerca de nuestra pagma literaria
dice nuestro colega La Co'res1soas-
oe,acid.
Ella sPagina iiteraria, de nuestro
querido colega LA DEMocRAcIA viene
como sicmpres nutrida de exelente lee
tura. Suscriben los trabajos las firmas
de Mariana Abril, doctor Rafael del
Vale, Eugenio Astel, Jose Gordils,
Avila Blanco, Ricardo Gil, Leopoldo
Dfaz 8 Rodriguez Cabrera,
Nuestro apreciable colega E7 Basca.
PIE tambien nos dedlca estas frases:
<Nuestro apreciable colcga La DEMO
cRAcIA ha organizado nuevamente sus
paginas literarias de los sabados, que
resultan muy variadas y amenas.
lie felicitamos.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-02

Tengase ademas en- cuenta que ell
porvenir de nuestros frutos memo
res, tan necesario d la vida de nues-
tros campesinos, no ticne NADIA de
halaglieilo, pues tan pronto como el
maiz, la habichuela etc. sufran ia
alteration que por la rebaja en- los
derechos de Aduanas tlene que We
mir en- breve, no solo Sc hara i'm
possible ell cultivo de esas gramineas
sino que la renta de los terrenos
que al mlsmo Sc ded;quen, no daran
para cubrir la contribution, no va
como tierras de !. y 2s, pero nj
aim clasificadas como de 3 de
bese, pues, en- justicia imponersele
un peso de contribution a una cuer-
da de vega de cana 8 cafe, que va
lie por termino medic ciesato Gin
cuenta pesos, y ell mismo tribute a
una cuerda de vega tanbien, pro-
pia para el cultiyo del maiz, que
apenas vale uei,zte pesos2
Creemos, pues, que tanto en- los
terrenos de 9: como en- los de 2 .
y 3@:. clase, Sc. .ha debido tener en-
cuenta Ell cultivo; y por 10 tanto, ell
producto, pues siendo la tendencia
delgobierno favorecer con dicha cir
cular los pequenos propietarios,
que forman la mayoria de nuestros
agricultores, no resulta enla practica.
Oplnamos, pues, que al claslh-
carse las tierras de ] . clase, Sc.
debe imponer un tribute gradual
con relacion al cultiyo: y 81 una
cuerda de cana cafe tributa TN
peso, csa misma cuerda cultivada
de pastos 6 frutos~ memories deberia
trlbutar so centavos, y asi relati-
vamente las de q: y3@: clase.
Otras razones poderosas hay en-
pro de 10 que pedimos y que expon-
dremos en- ell prox1mo nlimero a la
alta consideration de nuestro querl-
10 amigo ell senor Secretario de
Hacienda.