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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

fuhiionti1r nticr.
rngpIronf or NEW MIX l... ,o-
County of San juan

TnEHIr0lf or NEW MIX. ~. ro-
County Of San juan.
Edward @. Berry rs rsid J.. Smack
Tn tho District Court il ihe FIRST Judicial
District Of New Me1icc .he County OF San
HuHn.
Tho said defendant 4ard L. Smack ia
hereby notified that a cora int has been dled
against him in the DistfitI curt for the county
ofSan Juan. territory airI iid, that being the
court n whieh said case pouding. hy said
plaintiff Edward e. Haffts fie generni object of
said action being for fi1.t. HNerv OF money aud
costs of this Us ton. az WA more fully appear
by ralnfcnce 20 The cott iainf fled in said
cause. Aud thnt unless eater your appear
ancc in said cause en- OF tI1fo the 18th day Of
September, 1899. iudgmnt will Be rendered
ugainst you IN said cause y default, aud your
property attached VIII ilr7ld 20 satisfy the
same
ID witness whereof ] ht r hereunto sot my
band aud seal of said GO at Santa Fe, New
Mexico, this 18th day " 81 "a. 70 1859
IsENL1 d. d tRGERE, CLERK.
j, n. PALMER, Atty. Tor ntiiI, Aztec. N n.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25
DhEsrGAD ENTRY 80. iOi
Notite for ru iicati0n.

HOmEHIGAD ENTRY NO "
Notite for Phi Hcati0n.
Department. Of the iul p, Land Once at
Santa Pc. d.. July n. 1899. :
Notice is hereby giYel that the following.
named settler has filud aoicd nf his intention
70 make hnal proof IN aupl'itof his claim, and
that said proof will 10 j c before Probate
Clerk Of San Juan cntl AZ AateC, y n, on
August -. 1909, viz 3d.
MRLQUIADEs ANDOVAL,
For the Eiz SEA Of SEQ 5' 30 ~, Row
BE names tbe followira witnesses to prove
his continuous residence lpor and cultivation
Of said land, vizi
Martin Pacheco. Maclf Archulota. Jose
Munos Francisco GarciFsif Largo, n. M.
q MANuEL 4 OIEpo. Register.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25
Il Mother Tells now she saved Hef
Littie Daughters bile.

am tho mother Of eight childrou aud
have he'd a great deal Of experience with
medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had the dyueniery 10 ito worst
form. We thought che would die.
tried every thing ! could think Of, but
nuihing sdemed 70 DO her auy good.
saW by 40 adveftIsmeut 10 our paper
that Chamharlaiq's Collie. Cholera and
Diarlhora Remedy wac highly recon-
mended and Gout and got bottle 40 once
IL proved 10 bo Que of fho very best meai-
cinea We ever bad in the house. Iteaved
wy little daughters life. / am anxiou8
tor every mother 10 know what an exeall
lent medicine u 10. BAD knows ID at
nrat 10 would have saved me great 3 &
oi anxiety and my little daughter moth
suffering foara truly. Mu. Gbo.
huIdiek, Liberty, B. T.. rot oals 6Y VI.
A WillIaua
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

cor San county hss prepared and caused to
following containing the properly
ep which amoensg not e than twenty s dollars saye become
With the
due opposite each and description sgehsr win
the Que
and e or which e same ore due oowa.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

The New Mevienh says; "Hon. p. F..
Hobart, receiver OF the local federal
Office this morning received over 5 0
(, peWdtien pages Of testimoBy taken b
Charles " Stafford. referee, IN cOnlest
over a homestead ia San Juan county b.
Arther d. Coolidge vs. Edmund a.
Noel"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

McC0rmick mowers binders and rakee
are the best. Get them oi W y. Chap
nian. Durango Colo,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

Leave your orders lor ice 40 ihe Hone
hotel. W. s.. Dalton doliYefa every
abfuing Bay Tee aun keep cool
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

Leg Nptte.
TaRRrronY on NEW MnxlcO a. ~,
ounty of San JUN. '


TEnRIIOnT on NEW MnxIc0 49,, o,,
ounty Of San juan. wv @'1'
Mary b Hately v8. lineh S. Hateiy.
In the District Court oi he First judicial
District Of New Mexico for the County Of
San Juan.
The said defcn dant Innts 5. Hately is here
by notified that compiiut has boon hled
against him foo the Di8tr.Gr Court for the
county Of San Juani terri lfy Aforesaid thas
being the court ia which 1eiu ruea ia pending
by said plaintn Mary b. HHtely. the general
object of said actiou bHlir divorce. aa Will
more inilyapptar by reftrtnce Go the CONE
plant Sled On said cauI.l.. AIli chat unless
you enter your ouHeffHNH iu said cause on
ior before the loth day Of u1cr. 1879. iudg-
mcnt viii be rendered inHt you On said
cause by d fault
In witness whereof T HH' hereuntn 7of my
hand and sea Of sHid cuiHlA nt Santa fc. N .
M. thif aiet day OF Auat Az D. irsa.
tSeaiI a. AZ ihhGENE. Clerk
Granville Ptndletor a N g.. Atty
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-25

Notice u hercbr Eivcu thaf Wilson q. pel-
ton has uloe uoliuu ot intention 10 make
Hna proof before Probate Clgfk oi San Juan
county at hf1 oloc ga AEtcc. n. NJ, on che iih
dnV oi October. 1892 on timber culture opnll-
fafi-y, No, 5la Tor the 81 nct see No. 81 in 4,
- N. Range 10. ~ VI.
Ha names a. Witnesses, CnaIleao. 1roNeli
David III. Ianiela 81 AEtco N. N. Ellsworth
WISE. OF hioomheid. N lI.t HCurI t. Nun-
bard 0f NarmInEtoN
afrouL a orsHo. nag'stil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03
~ WAIALCA CASE.
The Binding Terms of an Amen
ded lnjunetion.
UFrOm saturdays Advertiser.)

lFrom Saturdays Adyertiser.)
An amended order of injunction was
filed yesterday in the suit OF James
4. Hopper, ct al, VS.. The Waialua
Agricultural Company, Limited, ct al.
The Injunction is modified so as to
read as follows: You the said "The
Waialua Agricultural Company, Linn
ited,' and your officers, directors, and
duly authorized agents, are hereby re-
strained, prohibited and enjoined from
issuing, transferring or delivering, TO
any person or persons, other than
James A. Hopper, J. A. McCandless,
and McCandless Brothers, any of the
shares of stock of the said The Waia-
lua Agricultural Company, Limited"
exceeding in amount and number, the
shares therein authorized to be issued
namely: Subscribed shares OF stock
in the said The Waialua Agricultural
Company, Limited" may only be is
sued to the number OF 81 $50 shares
of the par value of $3,l95, 900, leaving
unissued 1850 subscribed shares of
said capital stock of the par value OF
S3Oj, 900. Provided, that the said g.
$50 subscribed shares remaining unis-
Sb'N' anu 10 tlt sdlu lHJuHc-
ton order of this court, be such shares
as were subscribed for, and which the
subscription and other books Of said
company, show not to have been cred
ted with the payment OF the first asses
ment Of the 10 per cent Of said stock
Or, II the said books show that all Of
the subscribed shares Of stock OF THE
Waialua Agricultural Company, Limit
ed has been credited with the pay
ment of said first assessment OF the 10
per cent, or that there are not a suf-
fcient number of shares, shown to be
uncredited. as aforesaid. to make up
the full number Of 1850 shares: then
the subscribed shares to remain sub
ject TO said injunction order, or so
many thereof as shall he necessary. to
make up the full number of said 1850
shares, shall be subscribed shares upon
which said first assessment of ten per
cent, was paid by the several subscrib-
ers thereto. conditionally. and subse-
| Quent to November IA, 1888, II such
there be.
The injunction is signed by A. Perry.
Judge Circuit Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03
Tonnage and Displacement.

At the present time. when naval
matters are source OF great interest
TO the general public, says the En-
cheering News, one continually finds
the terms displacement" and ton
mage improperly used, both in the
daily press and in common speech.
The confusion between the terms
would not occur II their meaning were
understood. Displacement" refers TO
the quantity of liquid displaced by the
immersed hull of the ship. and ton
mage 10 the freight-carrying capacity
of the ship determined by certain
rules of measurement.
The displacement of vessel is the
entire weight of the hull with all its
contents, according to the well-knOwn
law of hydrostatics that floating
body displaces a weight Of fluid just
equal to its own weight \ ship sinks
in the water to such level that the
pressure of the fluid displaced exactly
counterbalances the weight OF the
ship
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03

iea until thf then teiIehi ttm.siel
iBm thai thtf hal Boz Ifoufhi Nrhts
fn ihf'r carriages and s1 Hu rtfulf
hut MT adlrl f0f one does tHI b.i
HlItu f1 H pheasant memory
ma sfIii me teek FDes rally 1n
dinner given ~ NJ ana Mrs MiiCheil
that same nIrht hurried auay a few al
those Who we're SOL the fea, and the
parties arranged fo see ne New Year
la and the old year out have been
mouniinE 40 to legion. among the iarg.
est being one az MIR Fockes
Christmas week is going. but st.
memory will live. FOR there has been
many host and hostess who has
helped Honolulu 90 a realization % the
Yule.tidc season. In spite 81 It's balmy
brcozes and soft. tropical air.
Truly has Honolulu lived up TO the
prccept:
AT Christmas play, and make good
cheer,
For Christmas comes but once a year. ="
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03

hove nos over 600 tnsn IN ths nsa' sho
rff laInf Ittf.fifa some ~ them a.
mffa ls ten moufts This has csuscd
I'd ffr4f deal ~ disaonteui among ~.
men lu fhe Sect ana fhs arrival ~ the
HuH4io VII nncs more put ~ On n be-
Ger Fafus The Nero left ne yesterday
Coz San Ffancisro taking about fort
pi ihs men who isi served The longest
uyerrmo. Yet. fr,m what ! can learn
10 is dlfhcuit 20 go men a. present and
here seems no blame f0f the state ~
Hnairs but force - Circumstance
We all had som. hopes that the Elk
ships who fought the Battle ~
Manila Bay would go home together
Dut they are far from being realized
rhe ships will gradually be filled mp
With new men and the old hands will
have gone home
our paper. the American. published
IN Manila by Franklin Brooks, gives Us
a few press dispatches daily 50 We are
really more In touch with the world
than YOU Honolulu people are.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03
HE MUST SERVE.
Supreme Court Rsnands Attorney
Davis to Custody
from Saturdays Adyertls.

~ aN' N"i"hg fhftihiSIlJ
The opinion of the court by Chief
Justice Judd was filed yesterday in the
matter OF the application OF Geo. A.
Davis for writ of habeas corpus.
The decision says, "A Circuit Judge
acting by authority of law in judi
cial capacity has the right to punish
for contempt OF court.
"A fine for contempt OF court having
been imposed and not paid, the often
der may be imprisoned until IL Is
paid" The decision Is supported by
numerous citations The clerk is d.
rected TO note on the writ that 1t Is
discharged, and the petitioner was re-
manded TO the custody Of the Marshal
| Mr.. Davis asked the court IL he was
to be confined in a convict prison
where thieves, murderers, etc, are i'm
prisOned? He submitted that he was
not legally imprisoned; that he would
bring another writ up as he was not
criminal and that he would be the
last one to go TO prison. The court
remarked that Il was for the Marshal
10 see whether or not Mr.. Davis was
in a proper confinement. Mr.. Davis Is
comfortably placed at the police sta
ton for the remainder OF his ten days.
In closing the decision the Supreme
Court says:
ut seems to us also that both oil
these contempts We're in facie curiae.
The obnoxious bill of exceptions was
read to the judge. The second con-
tempt was language addressed to the
Judge. and was far more serious in its
nature.
at Is the duty Of this court to see 70
1t that the several judges and magis-
trates OF this Republic are protected
In the exercise Of their judicial duties
and their valid judgments respected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03
No More War PAY.

Calculations made at the War De-
partment at Washington show that the
restoration of peace will result in n
saving of from si50000 to 100000 a
month in the single item OF pay of en-
\ private soldier receives in time OF
war $3.50 a month, but in time of
peace 1t is only sl3. A first sergeant
pay is $50 during war and s25 in time
of peace. The same proportion of de-
crease holds in the salaries of other
non-commissioned officers. The l60,-
900 men OF the volunteer and regular
armies receive altogether $500 900 a
month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03
GOING OUTSIDE MANILA

NEW YORK, Dec. ga Suns
Washington special says; Secretary
Alger today sent orders by cable to
Major-General Obs at Manila to send
a force Of United States troops to To-
ilo the capital and principal port of
the Island of Panay. This action Is
first taken by the Administration tow
ard extending its authority over the
Philippines beyond the city, harbor
and bay Of Manila, and is important
as an indication Of the intention OF the
Government to place the archipelago
under American control sooner than
was originally intended.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03
IN SAMOA,

LONDON, Dec. 2i.-The Washington
Government. according to a dispatch
from Auckland has instructed the
United States Consul at Apia, Samoa,
to act with great vigilance and not TO
entrust his duties 10 his British and
German colleagues. II appears the
German agent has taken advantage Of
his colleagues confidence to land guns
and munitions OF war without their
knowledge and also to obtain import
ant advantages for German firms.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03

Mr.. Elisha Berry, OF this place. says
he never had anything do him so much
good and give such quick relief from
rheumatism as Chamberlain's Pain
Balm He was bothered greatly with
shooting pains from hip to knee until
he used this liniment, which affords
prompt relief.-B, +. Baker, druggist,
st. Paris, Ohio. For sale by all drug
gists and dealers. Benson, Smith a.
Co.. Ltd, agents for II. ].
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-03

Within the last year or so
the fad of using candle sticks
IS again in vogue, with the
exception that at the present
day the designs are much
prettier than those used in
the last century.
II Is no uncommon thing
today to step into the best fur
nished houses and find these
Art Candle Sticks displayed
in some cosy nook around the
house. Our assortment of
these goods consists of sew
eral patterns.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-02
Las hueSteS
IiberaleS
kOViLiZACI0N
De PATILLAS

FL partido de los put'OS, insconstan-
tie voluble. como mujer coqueta, Sc
llam6 Radical !" ahora Sc denomina
Republican, Puertorriqueno. sComo
Sc llamara manana? TOdos los dias
quiere atayiarse con mas pompas, pa
ra pescar incautOs; pero su ropaje
de oropel solo ha conquistado q al
gunos ambiciosos de empleos o de
mando muchos incondicionaies IA
biosos que procuran acomodarse para
ser 10 que fueron: los eternos explota
dores.
En- las alturas del poder ese partido
ha sido y es funesto para ell puerto
En- tiempos de Fernandez
Juncos, nombro empleados d Monte
negro muchos intransigentes de
calana ahora todo ell mundo sabe
que nos estamos americanizando de
tai modo, que, 81 todos los hombres
del Gobierno siguieran los procedi-
mientos del senor SecretariO del Inte-
rior, don Francisco Valle Atiles, la
ensenanza en- los campos Sc anularia
y ell jlbaro que quisiera conservar in
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-02
BN CORTll Y CllIDO

Los peri6dicps ortodoros. siempre fie-
les su sistema, se entretienen en- re-
producer cuant,o artfculo, suelto 8 mott
ola traiga algnn peri6 iico americana, en-
sentldo desfavorabIe 4 Muhoz Rivers.
Sin ir mas lejos, ell Washington Star
publica unas declaraciones del Juez Cur
tis -miembro de La rumisi6n americana
que estuvo aquf hace poco-y las tales
|declaraciones han oorrido va media isfa
Zen las eolumlas de dichos periodicos,
que gozan 10 que no es decible aon estas
cosas.
Ell Juez Curtis juzga duramente q
senior Mufioz Rivera. DE aquf ell rego
cijo de los p,sros .....
men q la gratitnd del pats los que censu
ran al jefe del partido liberal, solo, nos
cumple decir una cosa.
Ell Juez Curtis es uno de los a:neri
canos que Green que ell pueblo puerto
ilquefio no esta preparado para ell rGgi
men civil, y que debemos seguir gozan
do las dolz,ras del regimen militar.
Esto no es invencion nucstra. Este
Sc public6 en- ell San Juan Nesos -unice
periodico que hubiera podido admiti'
sameiante inieiov nor eie,to oue nues
''o co'esa ei ,of''eo oe "eftD 1.teo =
oo'he..eo Gu .o"os ene' S'ooh sa'o"'"s'
P'o''o '"nH" ia'o' oe
p",s"'ios -.
.i4','oiioes ID P'ehsa 'aui'a. no u'J'
es''' ooo' es una ~ o''''oo a. 'ueN ~
LIS, com" era su ueoe', eh 'io''i'ie Po'
"a oausa ue' oeco'9 ieS'ona'
pasiva forma curiosfsimo contraste cor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-02
PRESlDtACIA DEL HOHDLE. AYUATAMIENTO
DIE LA ClUDAD DE PONCE.


Tr ainadas los ,e ,artos de Ia Oort i'm
cion L ,rritorisi U-bnua para ~ t4do ,
Muuicipio N arreglo a la rusva trim
tscion que ha de tm iezar CIR desde {
ejsrcicio prCximo de 1899 1900 ssgtn ls.
disposiciopes superiores vigentes sob.e Q
particular, SO encuentraD xsnest0s sl nj
bico en- la Sscretarfs de di h C,fporat 6
por ell t6rmino de oeho d'as a coutar desd.
hoy.
Lo que 80 hace notorio fin de que lc.
cont i)uyentes en dicho reparto c,mpren
didos establezcan las recls maciones que pue
dan ocurriries sobre los mismos, dentro de
piazo de 'ignado, pasado ell cual no effra.
derecho elo; adyirtiendoles one los que
&c renersn In riqu zs sgrfcols 80 dirijira'
las inst ncias al sefiar Presidense de- In Go
mission Olasi6c d RI dc los terrenos exiat.r
tes en- este t6-mino municipal, los de IL
nrta9a al ssffor Alcalde.
Ponce. Mayo 96 de 1899.
f A'calde, e,-La's Porrata Dorias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-02
MUnoz Rivera
y 81 General Henry

tura puertorrlquena por ell mas ye-
nal V desautorizado de los periodi-
cos que Sc editan en- ell pals tenia
que permanecer indiferente ante los
desastres hechos a la instruction Y
la injusticia impartial d sus sacer-
dotes; tenla que aceptar como bue-
no ese licenciamiento de fuerzas cri-
minales,a que Sc mostro tan prodlgo
ell general Henry con sus indultos
|repetidos y con sus excarcelacio-
nes inconsultas.
pero a trueque de esa sojuzgacion
|de la conclencla, no acepta Munoz
Rivera nj a1n ell porvenir de su pa
tria, que es por el, 10 mas amado. Al
presentar Munoz Rivera Ell su NOM
bre en- ell de sus companeros la
renuncia del gabinete insular mani
festo, y asi consta, que la de el era
lrrevocable.
He aqui la rennncia que no puede
| ser mas levantada hi mas digna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-02
CREDITO \ AHORRO POHc[hO
AVISO

Il los teneelores de Cueatas Cogrientes
La Junta de Gobierno en- Session de
anoche, acordo que d partir de esta
fecha las entregas de valores que ha-
gan los SenoreS tenedores de Cuentas
COrrientes les seran acreditadas ea
l1S classes de 771O3aeI1S en- que Sc Ce
7lfiqlse ell -c0brO de sUS 03fde1aeS u en-
dOSOs, y en- esas mismas especles Sc
ran satisfechos sus mandates de pag0
contra la GAIA de la Sociedad.
Ponce, "a de Mayo de 1899.
Ell Director Gerente,
&c e. 4SdiaSG3'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-02

Preguntamos al pals que ylene
tomando nota de los acontecimien-
tos que Sc han sucedido, desde que
cl general Henry fue non1brado
Comandante del Departamento: !. es
serio 10 dicho por los senores Hen
ry y Curtis d ell SIN y al Washing
TON Start?
mo provoca 4 Ia hilaridad el In
forme dado?
mo demuestra por 10 menos IN
desconocimienfo de los sucesos que
a Puerto Rico Sc refieren?
Namos probarlo; pero antes
preguntamos a los olvidadizos, d
| los que NADIA saben, 4 los que olvi-
dan los hechos de su pals, a los que
aceptan la injuria y la ofensa al sue
10 native, con tai que yenga Ell con-
ira de un adversario que hace ho-
nor su TERRA ell cualquier socie-
dad 8 pueblo donde Sc cncnentre;
Il esos preguntamos: lfu6 Mr. Hem
ry quien sali6 de Munoz Rivera
fue Munoz Rivera quien sali6 de
Mr.. Henry Dig.an, hablen los IN
macutad0s.
No podran hacerlo. No pueden.
La verdad no es mas que una y
esa dice que Munoz, cansado de
renunclar, tnvo que poner fallo
lrrevOcable i su ultima determina-
cmn.
Ahora bien: pscuchemos al ge-
neral Henry.
~Una petici6n ha llegado hasta mi.
recOmendando la Suppression del Gabi
nete. rs este un asunto sobre ell que
no deberla habldrSe a la ligeIa: es
precise estudiarlO.
Aqui Sc neceSitan hombres 70, sin
los que me rOdean me encontraria
como un pez fuera del agua.~
<5Quierese que Sc les suplas BuenO
Pero iquien ha de suplirlos? 81 hay
en- ell pals c,tnt3'0 ho5nb1'es de mn.
t0tesatO q qate So hayasa .i5ttelpsad0 pO,
| et bfen de Su pas Ul0S qne eii0S, pre-
Se3atenSeDae.
Dias pasados Sc me hahl6 asl de
ALGUIEN, no dire por quienes. Y con
teste ale cOnOcen ustedes2 Me diierof
que 81. i go me rel de 10 que me di
Jeron.~
.s...- ...........
| ~Que vengan los que tengan capaci
dad, Y que Sc me enyien cuatfo hom
bres que cream uStedes ser majore
que eStOs cuatrO que me acOmpanan.>
~Se me han presentado nOmbres dt
| persOnas para sustituiPl0s. No quie
70 citar esOs nOmbreS. Is ulaa pre-
| tension como la ne los chicOS de eS
c,seld que q'tfeI'ea cdn1iinj' de macs
lt1'0.
| Ne naaraff5est6 et Se51O1. lttlsOc RI
rel'G, en- ma, OcdU0H, Q,te eStdbt
diSpueStO u n2a5'chdfSe de PueStO RI
co, 81 con clio pOdia c0ntjIboi1' a
bie1e ole sA pals PueS no, M,t3s0.
Rt1ef'd Sc q1tedn =. D puede que sea,
Ot3OS los q1te sc rGy0a.~
| Asi Sc explicaba en- Asamblea pti-
blica ell ex-gobcrnador de Puerto
Rico.
! 5Es que ha cambiado de modo d,
pensar con referencia a Munoz? No
Es que al general Henry en- su,
pretensiones Gle gobernante absolute
ldentro de los fueros del prede-
4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-02
H IN DRyAPARRCIDO

DE la propiedad de don Lszaro Ri.
vera barrio de Guaragaso, dos eaba-
llos, uno es Zaino oscnro CON los cuatro
csbos negro, dos msrchas blancas al
lsdo dexecho, v una mancha blanca en-
81 hjsr, Grin y cola negra paso trote y
do 6 cuartas do alxada.
El otro 90 Zaino osouro. los cuAtro
csbos negros, alzada crecisnte v no
ss;a domado.
El que de informes de gu paradero
a doa Lorenzo Rivers, en- sl mismo
barrio, SD * -lsndidamsnte gratif-
cado
Ponce, n 20 20 T.. 1899. 6-e