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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
PERSONAL.

]. W. Thatcher IL down from Logan.
Adoiph Hanson IL up from Ephraim.
]. ID. Wood II Idaho II at the cullen.
Pen Lewis Is down from ogden to-day.
u. n. Roberts Of Provo IL In the city
today
J. a. schwab Of Denver II at the
Walker.
W. II. Gillespie OF Tooeic In at the
Walker.
y. II. Harvey OF Glendale Is Mt the
kenyon.
III. II: g. Coleman OF Eureka Is in the
city today.
Ed; s,mcna OF Park city came down
last night.
John Murdoch Of IIebcr city Ia In the
city today.
u u. james 81 Tucker. Utah. IL at
tho White House.
J. ". Morrison 81 Rock Island, Ills,
~ at the Walker.
". y. Edwards Of salubria. Ida, Ia at
the knutHford.
u. J. Randolph II down from Mcrcur
on mining business.
Jos. Scott 81 Maiad. Idaho. IL a
Walker House guest.
T.. Rawlings OF Oakland, Cal, IL reg
iatercd at the Kenyon.
q. ". Hlriop OF San Francisco Is reg
latcrcd at the walker.
A. n. Hnifr and wife 81 aan Antonio.
Texas. arc ut the knu,aford.
Mrs NJ. l.. Hesrem Of I.ondonvlllc.
ohio. II among the cullen guests.
Jas T.. Smith ~ Butte came down
ths morning on mining business.
~. NJ. Kramus OF Portland. OREGON.
came In this morning from the north.
Fritz Ferguson OF Robinson n spend
Ing a fnw days In the city on business.
II. ". Hanson of Hebcr city came In
this morning. lie viii spend sunday In
the city.
". r. Jorvis and wife Of London. De-
,nri'. arr among the Kenyon arrivals
thls morhlng.
:. u. Caller Of Toano. New. II In the
city. MIR. caxler In well known In Utah
political circles.
u. J. straua and wife Of san Antonio.
Texas. are In the city today. They arc
Knutsford guests.
Ira u. Wins and family are at the
Wcy hotel. Mr.. Wins II "a heavy cattle
owner Of Ruby Valley. Nevada.
Charles G Hayes, travelling man
from bradford. England. N In the city
on bssimsa. lie IN NJ the Kenyon.
J. II. staicy OF Montpelier. Idaho.
came In this morning. He says that
they had two feet OF snow On tho level
there and the coolest weather In years.
Last Monday night Il was q degrees
below zero.
n. r. white Of Butte. Montana. the
superintendent OF construction OF the
Highland hoy amoiter. and the super
intcndent 81 tho Boston Montana smell
ter. came In this morning. lie IL stop
ping with his old friend. Fred Wey.
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B0ST0N-DE LA MAR ACTIVE
sale. Of Anti.r. Monarch. uidnigbt
uower.. success. aud Otbrr
securities.

Doston-Do la Mar was the feature ~
this afternoons caii on the new stock
exchange. the brokers 'deiving into Il
with n relish and selling. aii told. 5000
shares vt nRurcs ranging from ~ 70
cents n share Antlsr had takers NJ
cents. while Emerald was favored
with q good amount ~ business. and
uold Hiil made transfers at ~. In
Midnight liowcrr the brokers did busi-
ncsr at 81. after which Silver city
Consolidated aold at ~ cents. superior
ut ga. soiomon'a Treasure at 9 and
success between ana z. Figures were
posted ~ f0liowai
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srocKmoLpERS MEETING.

BuCKEyE MINING co.--Soticc IL
hereby given. that the regular annual
ey. Mining Company, having been
passed. n Htockholdern' melting of said
corporation II hereby called and viii 10
held, at Room iOS Mccormick Hook
Corner Main and First South strcela,
Salt Lake city. Utah. on Monday. the
18Th day OF March. 1893. at II o'clock
am. for the election Of Board % ~.
rectorH for the ensuing year and the
transaction of such other business As
may come before them.
GEORGE cRisMoS,
u. =. SPENCER,
GEORGE RoMNEf.
PACIFIC LUMBER CO.
GEO. ". ROMNEY.
MOSES W. TAYLOR
Dated February 10th. 1899.
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BAD BLIZZARD IN COLORADO
Mercury gaii. my Degrees In Trini.
dad Inside Ut Two ssour- -stoek-
men are Anxious.

Denver, Colo. Feb, ii.-Colorado IN
In tho grassy Of noriher which. com.
INK after the serious AnowHtormH of tho
last two weeks. promises 10 inlet cnor'
nous damage to varied interests.
AZ I.sadvllle the blizzard was fierce.
beyond comparison, and greatly hind
cred the army OF volunteers that
threatened bunkcrr. The storm there
ahated last night, but only FOR a TOW
hours, IN this city II II showing today
with tho temperature below zero. Al
Trinidad and many other points south
~ Denver. the mercury fell ATTY dc.
grceH Ia two hours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

Judge lilies rrnderasl decisions In the
following cases today
Lulu L.. stiohl W I.ibbic a. Miller.
motion 90 strike out nm Item of VIA.
IN hill OF costs. allowed.
West Point Irrigation company VI
Mount Pleasant Irrigation company.
motion for now trial oycrruied. Mo-
ton to strike out 80 In hill 81 costs al
lowed.
Assignment ~ George NJ. Scott a
company motion TO authorize assignee
to pay interest on craditorn' claims al
lowed. Motion ~ certain creditors to
daailow the claim ~ Wells. Fargo a
not 10 take anything under the nsalgn-
uent oVcfrflrd.
liici W Lewis; motion Of plaintiff TO
be- permitted 90 nle "a supplemental
complaint allowed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

Webster Grove, suburb Of ~. Louis,
WAS visited by Il mr." yesterday after
noon that burned the Allen building,
containing tho opera house; \, Strauss :
bakery, hredell q Conkling'H meat
market ana y, W. farrington's general
store. The loss IN estimated ~ $4,000.
Not u ship passed IN at Sandy Hook
between Thursday afternoon ana yes
terlay afternoon. \ big iloet 0f steam
RS IN overdue, including the FuorHt
whl1h Il three days behind time, the
Anehorla, from Glasgow. and the
bparndam.
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PARK 'CITYIL|NE
IS CLOSED.
r. G. W, Branch Is Completely
Snowbound.
ToDAy's TRAIN AyNULLED.
Men sboveiise or snow The Road to
Nerusi. -,uercur uosd Esten- ei15
sIon Notes.

The Park City train Of the Rio
orande Western has boon annuiled.
Tho track at Gogorza Is heavily drifted
with snow. and there are also drlfts all
through the canyon. a gang Of men
was sent up yesterday, and this morn
Ing between forty. and ffiy more men
we've sent up to aid In the work Of track
clearing. Il could not be- determined to-
day Just when the track would be
cleared. ~ the amount N snow TO be
handled II unknown NJ yet.
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GUARDIAN ron :. 1. T. HARRISON,


Florence NJ Harrison filrd n petition
IN the probate court today nakinK FOR
the appointment NJ guardian for the
fifon
Petitioner says she n the daughter Of
Elias 4. 7. Harrison. and that her
father " 90 years 81 aye innrm. IN w
health aud that by reason Of his age
ana disease ir mentally Incompetent
and Incapable of attending to his busi-
ness afairr
Judge Hlies appointed petitioner such.
Guardian, fxing her bonds at fl0O.
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Reliable Persons,
Having surplus income, desiring a
profitable and safe use for money,

invited to acquant themselves with the details
what all than three
hundred and fifty thousand already and the
result the establishment of fund their benefit
edng $277 and this balance remaining after
them their estates of $4S7 900 within
eth past fty-five years.
full description of plan formulated January 1892
and offering still greater advantages will be forwarded to tree
application
will certainly interest 1t of great beneht
you plan security combined with the
opportunities Address for particulars
JOHN L. STEARNS, General Agent
Denver, Colorado.
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MAMMOTH ADVANCES.
The Afternoon csu Grind. TIL. security
Mach stronger

The "old" boys dif considerable bust
ness IN listed stocks this afternoon,
prominent among them being NAM
moth. which revived wonderfully on
news Of big strike In the Finn tun-
mel. recorded In another part Of this Ia
sue. Rales were made between $50
and si.ps. and at the close the stock
was In good demand on an advancing
basis. Ajax did business at ii.ii. while
-Four Aces continued active around 81
cents ana Galcna exhibited that tired
feeling" IN transfers down To ~ cents.
Two hundred shares ~ Grand Central
found thker NJ tdts, and Northern
Light declined with closing sales at NJ
cents. A thousand Lower Mammoth
went az Na,s cents, this closing business
In the upper register,
BALES OF LISTED STOCKS.
In listed stocks saloa were made as
follows.
Ajax. 800 al tiii
Four Ares. iO0 40 cote. COO at cox (.
1890 nt CO., 1000 az "a, buyer 90 days.
1000 az 6iis' buyer 50 days,
Galenp, 100 nt a'c, 800 at i5is 400 al
Grand Central. 600 NJ iafi.
Mammoth, 200 ~ fi.ei. 100 at tia0h
800 az fiHiis, 800 at ti.n2, 100 AZ n.asis
Northern Light, 5oo nj SIC; buyer ~
days 600 NJ NJ beo az NJ.
Lower Mammoth, 1000 nt s9iac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

Judge lilies made an order today
requiring Harry NJ Sadicr 10 pay his
wife. Johanna srdier. ssG per month
allmnny pending the trial % the di-
vorcc suit recently Instituted by Mrs.
sndlsr The defendant was also or
dcred TO pay 80 to plaintiffs attorney
The $4,000 suit Of T.. ~. Camp 81 Al
against Fred simon 81 NJ was conclude
81 before judge Niles yesterday after
noon resulting IN the court finding the
lsucn for the plaintin.
Faith NJ shatman II suing Emery
". hhatman fpr divorce. alleging fail
urc 10 support IA the ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
w0MANs EXPONENT.

The current number Of the woman's
Exponent Il an excellent paper, con-
tanning n full quota Of interesting mat
ter. The contents include much yaiu-
able reading matter for women cs-
pOcialiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

rathtc ~ charles ~. Cannon. de-
coascd. John NJ. Cannon appointed adj.
ulnittrnior. under a bond of $500.
Estate OF ilohprt bolghton, deceased,
Ehis ui teal estate approved
Estate VI ilun johnson. dcceas-i;
hearing On ptliion 60 pay out cornin
money dinmiHftd
Estate ~ gwen Sorendahl, deceased,
hearing on petition Tor order of sale
dikmisrcd
Estate Of Joseph Wall Sr.. deceased;
VIII admitted Co probate ana Mary
Wal APPOINTED administrators with
VIII nnna,ei
The hearing on the petition Of ChnH
j. brain AMI n dozen other heirs and
nHsirnr of the late Edward BRAIN ask
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

The quo warranto proceedings Of
George Crlsmon ct al against john
Beck Il all came up before Judge Iliics
late yesterday afternoon, ending ~ 4
dlsmsfnl ~ the suit.
This IL the case In which the court
was asked - decide which Of the ;wO
parties comprised the legal board Of
directors Of the Buckeye Mining CONE
pany. Judge Hiles held that neither
oifd was properly elected and thr o.
fore denied the application OF the plain.
tina. The effect Of this ruling viii
be TO rclnrtnte the old board controlled
bv Mr. Beck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
REMOVAL sAlu.

no HASTEN TnE DISPOSAL or w
enormous stock of furniture carpsts aud
stoves, I have decided - Aiccpt .asy pay.
mcnts on large bills Tho stock l. still
cvmplcte " nonfopm shlt~ uinlnk 'an,i.N
boards. boakra'c.. piil. 80. comlofi.rs. sofa
pillos.. catpe,s ~ 600. chenille and
tapestry curtains, folding beds. I plano.
machines. etc. ete. l. \. L., ~ East end
-outh street H. A. Sorcussn.
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srocK TnANsAcTIoNs.

up to press time sales were made as
follows: ..l.f4It ~ ~
Antlcr. 1000 AZ e.
Ro-ton-Dr la Mar. 5000 at siScl 1900
NJ ac. buyer 90 days; ih.OOO at -lc.
Emerald. 1900 at lac 1000 at isnc.
Gold I'M. 1900 at tAc.
Midnight Iiowern. 1900 at Sitc.
silver city Consolidated, 1000 at &C.
superior, 1000 at 2Ac.
Solomonn Treasure. 900 at BE-.
success. h.0oo at Be-. 5000 at ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

tho University Of Utah. The public IL
Invited. Following Is the program:
Invocation. .....Jas. y. Talfnage
Organ selection Prof. Thos. Radcliffe
-. o.. :. 49,. MIR. Thos r. Mckay
Lincoln. the Statesman. D.. %. 49,.
49,. ...... MIR. ~. Claude Lewis
Vocal selection. e. Mr.. Geo. u. PIPER
Lincoln the Man. MIR. A. J. Ridges ".
organ solo. Z. oil. Prof. Radcliffe
BencdictIon.. =. 81. Prof. Cummings
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PRAcTIcIyG WITHOUT LICENSE.

a complaint was sworn TO in Justice
McMaster'a court this afternoon by Ell
A. POLAND of the board of health
with practlcing medicine without "a IL
gVuaa.
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She Come. in'o New York with smashed
HAT. aud q Nsritabie Iceberg.

New York. Feb. 1.-The Hamburg.
American line steamer fucrHt bismarck
arrived today from Genoa, nftcr the
longest passage the steamer ever made
across the Atlantic ana one Of the
toughest In the experience ~ her OIL
Gers The voyage from. Gibraltar to
New York was made In twelve days
and seven hours.
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sslssup.

RTEwART.-vcra Roberts stewart.
infant daughter Of Harry :. stewart
and Mile Roberts Stewart Born fpp'
10, 1895. died Feb. Q. 1899.
Funeral from residence ~ Mt Goo
wills. sa2 Center H.. sunday MORNING.
Feb. ~. ut II u. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
ONE MORE BANKRUPT.
Has Debts Amounting 10 St816.18,
and Nothing 10 Pay With.

Lewis 4. Doane Of Juab county Med
petition In voluntary bankruptcy In
the Office Of the United states district
court this afternoon. The liabilities In
vario.ta amounts are az follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
LINCOLN MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Memorial service TO Abraham Lin
coin, at tho First Congregational
church, sunday evening, 8 o'clock. con-
Quoted by the Delta Phi fraternity VI
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LICENSE TO MARRY.

a marriage license was issued today
10 James u. Coon Jr.. u. and Aida FIX.
~. both OF Pleasant Green. Salt Lake
county.
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REMOVAL.

The Office OF the Utah Sugar
Company has been re-
moved from the Home Fire In
Kurancc company's building at
20 Main fNrcct to the Dcserct
News building, corner OF Main
and South Temple.
HoEAc u q. WHITNEY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

ing for the removal OF the administra-
trix. Mrs. Sarah ]. Peters. was conf
tinucs for another week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

MARKs.-At the residence Of $. j.
sudbury. si9 south Seventh East street.
Fob, n, 1893. Ann uaunt Marks, ageh
4, years.
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Shadow Of Herself
Stomach Was Too Weak
to Retain Food
A Complete Cure Effected by
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Now Enjoying 10 Boat OF health,
with Digestion perfect.

any mother was subject TO slok head
aches aud indigestion for over year.
ahe was unable to stand for any length
of time, ana was obliged TO stay In dark
room as she could not bear the light. She
had uoappoiiie Whatever and horstomach
was 80 weak she could not retain what
food she did eat, She also had severe
pains In her head She suffered 20 much
that sho became but tho shadow Of her.
self. one day happened TO read tos-
timonlal about Hoods sarsaparllla. It
Sounded So rruthfui
| persuaded her 10 try this medicine,
Before finishing the hrst bottle there waa
an improvement IN her condition. She no
longer threw up her food aud her head.
ache was not as severe. Sho took In all
four bottles Of Hoods sarsaparilla aud
several boxes Of Hoods Pills aud rcgaincd
her weight, She is now enjoying the best
OF health. Her digestion Ia good aud she
san cut almost anything she wishes. She
is ~ years old and says she feels as Well
- when sho was 10. Hoods sarsaparilla
made a. complete cure In her case"
Miss MARY hAscAmE, Ironton, Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Is tho best IN fact the ono Trio 'nlood Purifier
Preparodonlyhy C, = Hoods CO., Lowell, Mass,
Hoods Pills The 6est family callarilc,
i'"oe y '''S easy cooperate. zoo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

rUE GRip CURE THAT DOEs CURE.
Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces la
Grippe. The genuine has l.. II. q. ON
cnch tablet. ssc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
LONG MAY 1T WAVEl

Having obtained the highest point ~
excellence In the Manufacture Of bah.
ing powder. we want 10 continue 4,
nave our banner waving for the RonI
things Of life and In the intereai ~
those who appreciate the best. What
We give you In the way OF quality ia
.guhl 10 what you would get from tho
highest priced baking powder In the
market. What We save you In IN.
way OF cash " sufficient TO make you n
time to come. one can Of our bakine
powder VIII make you friend con.
tlnuing ~ usage viii make you happy
and healthy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-01
EIenItrIdpS pneItorrIqueias
1: De FEBRERO.

I7o6-El Ayuntamiento de la Capt.
tai eleva una representation al Rey pi-
dlendole que esta isla quedase sueta
la Audiencia de Caracas, cuando la de
Santo Domingo Sc trasladase a la Isla
de Cuba.
I8II.-Carta del Diputado don Ra-
mon Power fechada en- la Isla de Leon.
manifestando al Ayuntamiento de la
Capital de esta provincia, ell haber reca
bado de las Cortes la igualdad de dere-
chcs que tebian tener las posesiones de
America en- la representation nacional.
M. Ayuntamiento.-Con fecha de
81 de Diciembre 1Itimo da cuenta q
V. s. |. de las proposiciones que habis
presentado la consideration de S. M.
la Diputacion unanime de America y
Asia, y de hallarse admitidas la discu-
sion. Aun no ha resuelto el Conereso
defnitivamente sobre la primera de elias,
y mientras que pueda imponer V. S. l.
del resultado que tenga, lie ncluyo en-
esta ocasion seis ejemplares del voto que
di acerca de ella en- la session &c 10 del
alterarlo por hallarme convencido de la
justicia con que is Americas deben Pc
cir y obtener la igualdad de otros en- Ia
representation soberana nacional, en- las
presentes Coftes generates estraordi-
ma las. Espero que v. S |. Sc servira
comuncar dicho voto a los demas Ayun-
tamientos de esa felicisima Isla, y que
tambien dispondra Sc imprima en- la Ga
ceta de esa Capital para que llegue a
nolicias de todos los naturales y habi
tantes de csc distrito y sepan de un
modo positive quail ha sido la opinion de,
su Representante al tempo que Sc dis
cuten sus mas preciosos derechos,"
1882. Real Cedula hacienda exten
sivo esta Isla el Codigo de Oomercio
decretado, sancionado y promulgado en-
80 de Mayo dc 1899 para la Peninsula
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-01

tiqueza p1blica en- esta isla y elevada al
grado de prosperidad que lie cores
sponde.
Por errores, que no precisa analizar
ahora, hemos entrado en- un sistema mo-
netario que ha encarecido la vida, y que
no ha permitido, por las bruscas oscila-
clones de los cambios, regular las tran
.acciones mercantiles va en- su opor
tunidad nos ocaparemos de este impor
tante asunto, que tauto ha dividido la
opinion.
Por ahora basta lcer una Estadistica
para demostrar que aqui con ell azucar y
mieles, cafe y tabaco que exportamos,
tenemos que cubrir todas las impor'a
clones. pagar ell capital que sc retira,
abonar Ia renta al comand tario que vive
en- el exterior; y 10 sensible es que gran
parte de esa axucar nutre las industrias
ajenas para rehnarse; que esas mieles no
las aprovechamos en- la fabrication de
alcoholics y licores que importamos muy
malos y a gran precio de otros merca-
dos, que ese cafe, exceptuando parte del
de Yauco. Maricao. Adjuntas, Lares y
alg1n otfo pueblo. resulta inferior, por
deficiencies en- el cuItivo y por otras
deficiencies aIn mayores en- la ndustria,
hasta el punto parece mertira que
por extreme de clase, entire la inferior y
la selecta, existe una diterencia de precio
que oscila entire veinte y veinte y c1atro
pesos por quintal metrico y que ese
tabaco, apesar de ser excelente, sobre
todo el de Caguas, Comerio, Cidra,
Cayey y el de Utuado, apenas 10 elabo-
ramos; eXportando 10 mejor de nuestra
hoja para que pueblos mas industriosos
la eaboren, y obtengan asi ganancia
Estas ndustrias son las principales
que deben ser favorecidas; las que preci-
sa mejorar para ponerlas en- condolences
de lucha con sus simiIares de otros pai-
ses, porque son inlustyias byopias, que
Sc nutren de los elementos de nuestro
suelo. porque constituyen la production
general. Y 81 para conseguir esos pro-
positos no basta ell recurso del propie-
tario 9 del industrial; la union de mu-
chos en- una zona que Sc encuentren en-
identicas 8 iguales condiciones, basta
para obtener recufsos que salem q toaos
y que los pongan en- condciones de pro-
ducir mas mcjor = mas 6arat0,' que
levanten la propedad anemica impro-
ductiva para fotmar una riqueza que
s;endc ell patrimonio de varios, es base
de la pfosperidad de muchos y fuente de
trabajo para millares de obreros y cam
pesinos.
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SObre crtdt0S hipOtecari0S

La "Gaceta' de hoy. aclarando la Or
den del Io de Enero ultimo, publica la
siguiente disposition:
Habiendose interpretado equivocada-
mente la orden del 10 de Enero de
1899 referente la ejecucion lie hipote
cas- sobre fincas agri :olas y sus maquina-
rias, en- el sentido de hacerla extensive
deudas que nunca Sc pretendla traer
bajo su jurisdiction.
Por la presente ordeno que Sc ponga
en- conocimiento de aquellas persona.
encargadas de la administration de la
ley las instrucciones signientes:
Primero: Que solo Sc aplicara Ia re
rida orden q los creditos garantizados
por hipotecas: pues en- estos casos Sc
pueden levantar los embargos, y queda-
ran siempre las hipotecas como garan
tia. Asl no sucede con los creditos per-
sonales; quedaria el acreedor sin garan
tias 81 el derecho de embargar le fuere
quitado, y tuviere que esperar un afio
para poder emprender procedimientos
judiciales, durante cuyo tempo seria
facil para el deudor vender sus bienes y
asi burlarse de sus acreedores. Por 10
tanto, esta orden no Sc rehere & creditos
persoAales, 6 credltos que no sean ga
rantizados por hipotecas.
Segundo: Todo proceso que Sc EN-
prenda de acuerdo con la presente Or
den, con el fin de ejecutar una hipoteca
por falta de pago de los intereses, sera
efectuado bajo la antigua ley que regia
antes de la ley hipotecaria actualmente
vigente. La antigua ley concede los
deudofes mas de treinta dias para bus.
Car el dinero con que pagar sus intere-
ses; salvando asi sus fincas.
Tercero: Al embargarse una fnca
agrlcola y sus productos, la finca no pa
sara 4 manos del acreedor, pero Sc cons
tituira como depositario al dueiiO y es
tara obligado dedicar el produoto de Ia
venta de las cosechas a la liquidacion
de los intereses venciios, 6 de la deuda
principal.
Cuarto: No Sc ejecutara ninguna
hipoteca, bajo el convenio de esta or
den; por no haberse pagado los intere-
ses. cuando por razon de previo embar
go el duefo de la fnca este inhabiita-
do para la venta de sus cosechas, asi
no hsya podido hacerse de dinero para
atender al pago de los referidos intere-
ses
Quinto. En- ningIn case puede eje-
cutarse una hipoteca y vender la 6nca
sin previa revaluacion de la finca por pc
ritos. Ell acreedor nombrara un perito,
el deudor otro, y el tercero sera NOM
brado por ell juez.
San Juan P. r.. Enero. 81, 70.
GUY V. HENRY.
Mayor General Voluntarios,
Oomandante.