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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
police Court.

Pedro Juarra, B. Hernandez, Lien
dro Lopez. and Federico Y Degaye,
were locked up last night for fighting
and were fined So each this morning by
the recorder.
Mamie Freeman was called to an
swer charge of assault and battery.
She was found guilty, and, with tears
rolling down her cheeks as large as
doughnuts, she told the recorder that
if he would give her until Saturday
she would leave town. She was told
that if she would put up cash bond of
$40 and leave town before Saturday
the money would be returned to her.
She plead poverty and was ordered
taken back to the cell. Later on she
was released and told to get out of
town as soon as possible.
Nugent and Miller, the bunco
steerers who were locked up yesterday
morning, agreed to leave town today if
they were released. The chief of pol
ice agreed to this proposition and they
were turned loose and told to skip.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
Everybody Come.

Grand Union Sunday School Excur-
sion and pi chic to Fsben's, on June
Sth. (Thursday.) The members of all
the Sunday schools in the city and ev-
erybody else desiring q Eplessant
day outing are cordially invited. Fare
round trip: Adults 25c and children
(under IL years. 15c. Bring your
lunches; ice cream, sherbet, lemonade,
coffee and tea will be on sale at
the grounds, plenty of ice water
free.
Train leaves at 8:15 a. m. promptly.
Tickets on sale at the following places:
Up to evening of 7th. Pioneer Grocery
Co. Little Plaza; 8. E. hurry Gro
Gerry Cor. Florence and San Ant; A.
d. Bias "Ark" 203 N. Stanton st.
Kelly q Pollard Drug Store Cor.
>. f. & Oregon; Campbell & Gray
son Drug Store PIP San Antonio
street.
u. S. 8. Com.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
D. Upton, J. D. Fisher, City; B. Nor
ton, Alpine, Tex.

New E Maes Te san
Geo Wood, San Antonio; S Roddy, Los
Angeles, L Miller, Alsmogordo; J A
Comstock, Denver; w T Baker,L Doll,
G HIS S A; S c O'Brien, California;
c. r Newton, Bliss Freeman, Mesilla
Park; M Nicholson, @ w Nicholson,
Aurora, ILL.,; L D Miller, San Antonio:
Harry G Stretch Sacto; A L Douglas.
r E Lee L A Smith; York, St Louis;
w A Eldred, Nogales, Ariz.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
CLEAN STREETS
Should Be the Concern OF Every
Citizen.

81 am glad to see," remarked gen
tleman on San Antonio street this
morning, shat the HERALD is starting
q crusade against the filthy condition
of the streets now prevailing in this
city. Other Texas towns have been in
as bad fix as this place, but 1 see by
theseastern papers that they are taking
means of remedying it,
GEL Paso should keep in the process
sion and use the methods employed in
eastern Texas to make a cleaner Ell
Paso.' -
sit is possible, for the streets are so
arranged here that most of them would
make splendid drive-ways and boule-
Yards if they were only kept in good
condition.
'If every one would put his shoulder
to the wheel and push, this problem Of
municipal cleanliness would soon be
solved and we would be enjoying the
advantages that clearly city always
has''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
Mrs. N. C. Martins Death.

The following ia clipped from the
Nashville Banner:
No death that has occurred in Nash
vile recently will cause more sincere
regret than that of Mrs. Laura Farrar
Martin. She breathed her last at the
home of her father, B. j. Farrar, POI
South McNairy street, ats2:30 O'Clock
this morning. Mrs. Martin had been
in ill-health for some time, and while
devoted relatives and loving friends
realized that the end was not far dis
tant, the parting was q most trying
one. Mrs. Martin was indeed q most
loveable woman, and she enjoyed the
happy faculty of making friends of all
with whom she came in contact. She
was just the woman for a popular
minister's wife, and she contributed in
large measure to the success of her
distinguished husband. She took
deep interest.in her husband e, " ork land
her charming presence and words of
encouragement were ever an incentive
to greater effort.
Mrs. Martin spent her girlhood in
Nashville, and her charming manner
and brightness of mind made her a go
cial favorite. She was married about
six years ago and went to live with her
husband in Ell lPaso, Tex, where he
has one of the largest and most influen-
tial congregations in the west. They
won q host of friends, and her death
will cause profound sorrow in many
homes in the distant city. Mrs. Mar
tn returned home several months ago
with the slight hope that the change !
might do her good, but she continued |
to grow gradually worse.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
CHARLEY HELD DEAD
He Expired This Morning In This
CIV

Charles L. Held, age %. who was
formerly employed at the Sheldon
building to run the elevator, died this
morning of consumption.
Held had been q resident of this city
for many years and was quite we'll
known. He enlisted in Harris immune
company of volunteers last spring and
went to the war. He had been slightly
Ill for some time and lately grew worse
dying this morning.
The funeral will occur tomorrow af-
ternoon with interment at the Catholic
cemetery by Undertaken Nagley.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

made while on the ship coming
over.
Harry Trower came up from Mexico
yesterday evening and returned to his
home in Kansas City this morning.
Chas. Mehan, Chinese inspector, re-
turned from the Canadian border yes
terday and will resume his duties here.
Prof. Putnam left this morning for
CloudcrOft where he has prepared &C
commodation for one hundred peo-
pie.
S. Hexter, representing the Eagle
Shirt company of New York, and E.
M. Gregory left for Denver this morn
ing.
Edwin Jones after a ten days stay in
this city visiting relatives left for his
home in Mississippi this afternoon over
the T. p.
Mrs. L. S. Hagan left for Lamar,
Missouri, this morning to visit her
parents and expects t. remain about
three months.
]. 81. Felter and Judge Newcomb
left this morning for the Organ noun
taius, to arrange for the sale of the
famous Merrimac mine.
G. M. Baker, special agent for an
Indianapolis insurance firm, has been
in the city few days and left for AL
buquerque this morning.
Chairman J. c. Ross of the Knights
of Labor Excursion committee left this
morning for Casas Grandes to see that
every thing was in proper shape for
the reception of the crowd that will go
there Sunday next.
Mrs. J. G. Mahoney left this NOR ming
over the Santa Fe for Prescott, Ariz-
ora, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. P. J. Farley. Mrs. Mahoney ex-
poets to remain in the cool mountain
atmosphere for several weeks.
THE HOTELS.
ST. Charles: T. A. Kelley, Mexico:
VI. Ross, Pecos; M, Terriar, Casas
Grandes: c. Mehan, 8. Dreyfus, N. Y;
w. b. jackson and wife, N. M.
Pierson: ]. P. Rude, Kansas City;
cisco: D. A. Cook, Alpine: T. B. Nc
Coe, Mexico: 81. w. Mujar, w. Ward
and wife, Dallas; ssR. Ward and wife,
Mrs. A. S. Withers.
Grand Central: S. P. Ascarate, J. E.
Dougher, L. M: Stern, r. M. Bown &
wife. St. Louis E. h. Pettmsn, Den
yer; w. j. Myer, St. Louis, G. ].
Jansen, J. Y. Hewitt. W. Elliott New
Mexico; Jos, Levitt.
Center Block: w. D. Campbell. F. |
F. Griffith, Los Angeles; I. r. he Meir,
Las Cruces; w. D. Cobb, Denver; E. |
L. Pettman, Dallas; Ida Reel. Mrs. A |
L. Mors. Mexico; r. Darlington. Boston
E. L. Pierce, Alamogordo; J. B. Crow
Ter, Mexico; F. o. Cauby, Baltimore:
&. B. Vandewater, N. M.
Lindell hotel: N. Thayne, Colonia
Diaz, Mex; G. Solberger, City; Allen
France, New Orleans, La; r. Y.
Anderson, Organ, N. M; L. F. Shin
,ers. Cleveland, Ohio; VIM. M. Teall,
Albuquerque: Geo. Brown, City; A. T.
cray, Gray, N. M; T. 81. Lawrence,
Denver; T. L. Wells, Gray N. M; M.
Howard Thorp, City; J. E. Wharton,
White Oaks: Mrs. John Anderson,
Mrs. August Summers, Jsrills; J. M.
Freeman, Ed. Ham, w. G. Nations, w.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received, up to
noon Wednesday, June 14th 1899. for the
construction of a two story brick resi-
dence, on the corner of Ochoa al d
Myrtle street, this city; plans, specifica-
tions, and conditions can be seen at the
office of Edward Kneezell. architect, No.
Ill Ell Paso ST.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

The stockholders of the Bennett
Stephenson mine in the Organ noun
tains held their annual meeting and
elected the following directors: Numa
Raymond. president; Martin Loman.
vice-president, William Dessauer, sec
rotary: Theodore Roualt and William
Mccoy. The mines, according to the
smelter accounts, yielded $4,000, 900
last Vear-Ex
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
Press Headquarters

For the first annual reunion of
Roosevelt's Rough Riders, at Las We
gas, New Mexico, June Oath 18th s. Goth,
press headquarters have.been establish
ed at the Montezuma club where tele-
graph and other facilities will be pro-
vided -
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
A Correction.

Lots 16 and II of block Al Harris
were decided yesterday by Alice B
Rogers to Mary F. Baird, for the sun
of $500. The transfer was enormously
reported Yesterday.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

A third story is being added to the
building now occupied by T. n
Springer on San Antonio st.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

The Knights of Labor excursion
train will take you directly to the pic
mic grounds without any additional ex-
penses. No Objectionable character
will be permitted to go to this Cssas
Grandes excursion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

There have been over four hundred
tickets sold for the excursion to Casas
Grandes, Mexico, next Sunday.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

We make specially of manufactur
ing the finest stock saddles for the
least money, Hughes Saddlery Co.,
4O7 South Ell Psso street.
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IF YOU WANTA
GOLD AND .
COPPER CLAIMS.

In the Jarilla Camp, or interests in
same call on or address, A. w. GIF-
FORD, Box IL, FL Paso, Texas.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

Ralston Brown bread at the Bel
gian bakery, 10 cents per loaf.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07
K. of l.. Excursion

ALI aboard erybody-the trains
leave 9th and Stanton street Sunday
morning June 18th at and 80 sharp
with knights of Labor and their friends
on their I'd annual excursion to Cssas
Grsndes giving all fine days outing
seeing the sights of the much talked of
country and enjoying a real old fash
Toned picnic in the woods besides
lovely stream-the McGinty band will
furnish music for dancing the trains
run direct to the grounds fare for the
round trip Sl.50 in American money
children $1.00. -f-EsZ.f
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

Four pounds California prunes for 25
cents. Ell Paso Grocery Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-07

Try that lunch. Hours 1890 to 2.
Bank Saloon.
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Ap|audimos,

Nuestro oonvecino colega Gel Territorio,
publica el siguiente suelto.
A LAJUVENTUD DCAPITALENA.
<Una Comisi6n compuesta por dor jose
Gordiis. don Manuel Fsn&ndex Mater, don Jo'
s6 G Rossy: don Rsfael Veles, don Sergio
Clevas Zsqueira, don Ramon H. Patron, don
Francisco J. Marxuach don jose Soliverae,
cita la uventud de esta G .pital para una reu
ni6n que tand'a lugar en- les salones del Ate
neo, msi1ana martes, q las 8 de la noche, a
flo de proponer los medios de aminorar los da
nos ocasionados por ell oicl6n que aoabs de su'
frir esta Isla.
Sc espera Ia concurrencis del mayor nj
nero de personals, para que los trabajos de la
oomisi6n adqaieran la importancia que deben
tener.
No podemos menos de felicitar los ini
oiadores de este proyecto, y tomamos aota de
una nota que nos es muy eimpatica: el olvido
de toda diferencia polftioa en- aras de la region
hoy perjudicada. Es.amcs seguros que todos
coadyuvaran que estas iniciativas den un re.
sultado en- consonanoa con los males que se
propcneu Iemediar.
Felicitamos como el oolega las inicado.
res del proyeoto no dudamos un momento
que Ia juventud oapitalehs dara una prueba
,atente de sus buenos deseos sus sentimien
ps humsnitarios.
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Noticias.

-. Hemos tenldo ell gusto de saludar q
nuestro amigo don Vensncio Abells, quieu
regresa { so pats despues de oursar en- Ia Uni
versidad de Barcelona la oarrera de Medicina
obtsniendo las mejores uotas sus cursoe
Damos la bienvenida al amigo Abells y le de-
seamos buena suerte en- sus trabsjos profeco-
naes.
-. Las GALES de Comeroio Luna de la
ciudad de Ponce presentan un complete esta
do de ruinas.
-. Despues que ces6 81 temporal, Sc sio.
tieron en- Yabuooa cuatro prolongados temblo'
res de terra.
- Hssta ahora sabemos que han queda
dado en- ruins 10 Haoiendas de Gaia en- Yabu-
COS, en- Maunabo, en- Patillas, en- Arroyo
IA en- Gusysma.
- El renombrado ron viejo y alcohol
<De ohondens. 40 grades So enouentra de ven.
ta por botelias, galones cuarterolas en- la
sgenoia de don Rafael Castro Gon.Ale. For.
taleza So precios muy limitados,
N-A-3-l
mission de Juans Disz compuesta del primer
Jefe del Cuerpo de Bomberos, el primer te'
niente de Aloalds el Juez Municipal, quie'
nes vienen implorar Is protection del Gobier'
nc para las ufctimas de Juana Diaz.>
- Tomasa Camalgo que vive On Rio
Piedrss, oslle principal, desea saber Ell parade
70 de "a hiio Etanislao Csmalgo.
-. Sc ha heoho cargo de Ia Alcaldfa de
Ponce, nuestro respectable amigo don Luis Gau'
tier, primer teniente de Alcalde.
- Despues de Ia tormenta llama Ia aten =
ci6n ell immense surtido que en- camss, ooloho :
nes, impermeable So mas de 8, 900 cami-
eas con pechera de seds y de piqu6 81 y
81 IS que acaban de recibir en- <El Cielo. ,
Fortslexa IS. IA
-. Una de las primerss GALES de Ponce
por donde se extendi6 el Portuguese, fu6 Ia ca
lie de Ia Virtud Las cssas de don Joee Sil
Va de nuestro compahero el sefor Edelmiro
J. Leapier fueron abiertss las familias qae
huisn dol peligro sbaudonapdo sus hogares.
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G.. PalQu.
Ell CONTADOR,

- En- Carolina Sc hs smputado una
pierna al iornalero Eu.taquio Dia., quien hi
rio una plsncha de zinc, durante el temporal.
- El lujoso acreditado e.tsb ecimien'
to sE Naevo Bszar, de los 8, fors Mendez 81
Co San Francisco 40, tiene un gran surtido, en-
sombreros de fetro para oabaliero 81 90,
q 2 SO uno, csmisas de todas classes y formas
desee 60 o,ntavos a 81 90 una, oamisetas y oal'
zonoi los desde SO csntavos a % oada una,
calcetnes desde 10 IS oeptavos par,
camisas de dormir 81 90 3; so una, cue.
llos 25 a 80 ceEtavos uno, puhos 80 7 40
centavos par, corbatas desde 20 oentavos q 81
una, tir ant,s des'e 25 centavos 81 rs uno
ligas Is 40 centavos par. toporta maugss
Ito y Is cent.vos par, impermeab!es desde : 8
q l6, 90 uno, ohanclos do g 'ms desde rs centa'
vos a 81 25 par, parsguas desde sl,oo SO
uno, intiuidad de otros artfoulos q precios
limitadfsimos 22
-. La via del ferrocsrril entire Ponce
Yauoo ha tido destruida por complete.
-. La casa doude estaba la esouela de
la sef1oria Adela Astol en- Ponce, sc desplom6
s.lvando misgrosamente sus vidas las perso'
mas que la habitabsn.
-. A las 81 de la noche de aver hubo
un robo en- ell establishments de la tsbsqueria
de don Benito Perera, Tanca Q consiste
pesos moneds provincial, varias monedas
anerioanas esp.flols, un par de botines anna
rillo a'gunos tabatos, jgnorandose quienes
son los autores.
~. Hs s;do denunoiada por Ia polcfs,
por esoan islc Monserrate Pa,e., veoina de la
Gale de la Luna Q "a.
-. Hoy ha estado en- Ia Fortaleza una
oomisidn del gre mio de panaderos habsndo
con 9! General D Wis.
- C,n fecha l3 del corriente hs remi'
lido ell Ayuntamento de Ysbucoa, con destino
al fondo d. iubilaciones la suma de 5000. m.
-. La planta e!6 ,trioa las fAbricas de
hielo, fun"ionan desde aver.
-. Esta maf1ana las Sc insgur6 la
Esouel. de verAno. continQando sus 81 ACES ma
f1ana |, misma hora.
-. Por esoandalo amenaza q la policfs,
hs sido oonduodo al deposito municipal el in
dividuo Lucas Bernal.
-. Ia policfa ha detenido al iudividuo
Eustsquio Manso por escanda!o = resistencis
la msma.
=. Al entrar prensa Ia edici6u de
hoy esta eena'ado el vapor correo que viene de
Habana con rumbo la Psnfn.u a..
-. Sc ha ofciado al Pre- sidente del Iri'
bunal de Arecibo, que el nombramiento de don
Manuel L. Crespo, debe entenderse hecho q
favor de don Manuel L. Conbert.
-. Don Folk J .ls ha sido nombra'
dc OF ,ial de sals del Tribunal de dstrito de
Maysguez
-. Sc han pedido fondos para atender
al pago de haberes deveDgados durante el mes
de Julio 10 dias de Agosto por ell Juez de
Catedral aguaciles de este Juzgado = del de
San Francisco.
-. Fl lAyuutamiert to de CAROLINE, adeu'
da a los fondos de jabilaoiones $see. I44 GEN.
tavoe.
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GUAYAMA.

Los destrozos ocaoonados en- esta comar
ca por ell terrible ciclou del dia dlo son in >
calculates. Las perdid,s personaes pasan de
IL, hay muchfsimos heridos.
Il! pueblo esta heoho un mont6n de rai
mas. Todas las cases dc mamposterfa estan
cuar,eadas, algunas EN- el sueIo, SOLO la del Sc
for Cortes ha cuedado intacta en- ella Sc han
salvalo mas de 200 pers<nas.
Chiquil:os sucios, muj jeres harapientas,
famiiias hambrientas, todos 70 han aoojido en-
dicha casa.
Fl Ayuntamiento sin teoho una pare d
derrum bada La 1glefia sin puertas con la
media naranja 3 en- 81 kuelo.
Llena de- esoombros ia plaza y 10, arboles
ds la mism. srrancados. La casa de Sabater
la de la fsrmacia Aguiar sin techos.
La gentil Guayam de antes, sem6jase hoy
& otra Ponpeya. Por doquiera que Sc dirige la
mirada solo desolaci6n ruina se contempla;
todo causa espanto; nj un edifcio sano
La miserla es espantoss; Sc espera con
impac la ayuda del Gobierno para CON-
jurar un POGO tanto NAL. Segulr6 informan-
DOLE Las notioias de Arroyo, Maunabo, Pa
tilas y Yabuooa son terribles.
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ARROYO.

El mar subi6 hssta la mitad del pueblo.
FL almacen de Aicaide & G " .e destrui 10 por
complete. La casa de Harman ha sido hun
dida en- gran parte del techo. Las oasas que
habfan orilla. del mar desspareoieron. Sc ha
bf enterrado cadaveres. FL barrio de las
<Mareas. que esta5a habitado por familias que
habfan lido veranear, desapareoi6 por compile
to. Lss familias abandonaron las oasas item
po por 10 que no fueron arlasadas. Los pesca'
dores salvaron muchfsimas personals.
La hacienda elias Tunas, de Torres Cano
& G" desspareoi6.
Todas las haciendas de Arroyo y de Qua
yama han sido arroyadas oompletsmente. Lo
mismo ha acontecdo las haoendas de Sail
mas, do Santa Isabel de Coamo. No quedan
mas que los esqaeletos de las msquinarias, per
diendose ademas todcs los bocoyes de azacar
! que estaban preparaios.
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San Juan Puerto-Rico, 30 de Julio de 1899.

sario, es urgente, pues hay neoesidad abao,uta
de sanear Ia pobaoi6n, reoonstruir los edifoios
J amparar los desvalidos. Entre las p6rdi.
das generates SO encuentra la via f6rrea que se
halla casi destruida habiendo caidos los edlfcios
de La estao6n. La document aoi6o, material y
menage de la ofcina de oorreos ha desapareoido
arrastrada por el rio.
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COMERIO.

Empez6 ell oiol6n el q las de la noche:
esa hora ell barometro habfa deoendido 100,
fuertes rachas de viento alarmaron la po-
blaoi6n tomandose aIgunas preoausiones. A
la una de la madrugada del el bar6metro des'
cen5i6 755, las 2 a $50, las TAI, &
Las 1875, a las 10 & 72l.
La pobacion monttn de escombros.
Sc han enteyrado en- el dfa de syer "a cad veres
en- ell cementerio del pueblo; en- el barrlo de
dona Elena han sido enterrados por los veoi
nos =, en- el barrio del Cedrito Sup6nese
que haya mas,
Los heridos son innumerables.
No ha sido possible la los bsrrioa; no
hay csminos.
La terra esta limpia; el temporal 10 ha
arrazado todo, Arboles, oasas; en- fin Ia ruina
complete
B4 RIO penetr6 en- la poblaoi6n, arrancan
do casas enteras.
No hay que comer; nj medios para traer
provisiones
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S: Melon y Co:
az SAN JUSTO IL 81

En- este acreditado establecimjento 80 aoa-
b. de reoibir un variado msguf6co surtido
de mercancias ingleass alemanss por les Va
pores de Liverpool Tele.t~rs, Alicia J Aiavs,
y Dor el frances San Simon, las altmas nove'
dades de PARIS, que ofreoe { sus numerosos Pc
rroquianos 4 precios muy limitados.
vs. s0-a
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Y RE D DE IS.

Ann nunh2 c2rhnn Champagne Luis Roe
~" 4uouu Vo'U"" derer viuds Cliequot
Thephi'e Roederer r-Amsrgo Ide Angostura le-
gftImo, ch ri cor iial de Otulanda-Anicete
lioores de Marie Brizard-Curazao de OtuIan.
da -Lenguss ahumadas- Mxnteau uil.--Peter-
sen-Aceite refnado-Betos un surtido do
ricos bombones de chocolate. of ecen
CERECEDO HERMANOS d Co.
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lNGRESOS EGRESOS

Por entrada total, mIc
A una orden de D. Julian Blanco
para gastos
A I'm recibo de ola Correspondent
cia de Pto.-Ricos por anuncios
Pagado al abogado D. Felipe Con-
zalez Saraain, segun carta de
l3 JUNO y de conformidad al
trato
Orc S 500
so p3 cambio 800
Pagado por cobrador, timbres y
sellos y gastos memories.
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PATILLAS.

Todo ha quedado oompletsmente destruido.
La Igesis sin techo y la mitad de la casa
comercial de don Arturo Ruiz es 10 dnioo que
ha quedado en- pie,
Han dessparecido oasi completamente las
haciendss de don Modesto Bird, la de Fantaur
90 y todas quedaron completamente destruidas.
El hi'o del TELEGRAPH que ha quedado ten
dido en- el csmino es un peligro verdadero para
los oamnantes.