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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.
Arrangements Made For Examina.
tions-Credentials Passed.

Final preparations were made yes
terday at meeting of the state board
of education for holding examinations
on Aug. 16, II and IS at Logan. Ogden
Salt Lake, Provo and Manti of appIi-
cants for state teachers certifica tae
and diplomas
Before adjourning the board consid-
cred number of accredited aoplica
lions for teachers certificates and
made the following awards for certifi-
Gates of the grammar grade: Helen
Reese of Pleasant View, Weber comfy.
John w. White of Wilson. Wehe,
county; George NJ. Thomson of Rich.
mond; F. n. Poulson of Payson and
Lulu NJ Rudy and Estella Engilman
of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
INJUNCTION IN MISSOURI.
Kansas City Court Rules on Market
Reports.

Kansas City, July 2S.-On application
of c. c. Christie, president Of the
Christie-Street Commission company,
through his attorneys, Hardness,
O'Grady & Cryster Judge John w.
Henry, of the circuit court. in cham
bers today granted an injunction en-
joining the Western Union Telegraph
company from entering into any ar
rangement or combination with the
Board of Trade or of any of it's mem
bers or representatives, to cut off or
prohibit the Christie-Street Commits
sion company from receiving the mar
ket quotations of the Board of Trade
of Chicago, as they are transmitted
over it's line.
The principal ground on which they
seek the injunction is: That the mar
ket quotations of Chicago are public
property and the courts have held that
they are impressed with public inter-
est and when sent over the wires. or
placed upon the wires that every per-
son who pays for the same has a right
to them
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
BROOKLYN. 8: St. Louis. 6.

Brooklyn, July 2.-BroOklyn pounded
out six runs in the first four innings to-
day and looked like sure winners. In the
fifth, however. four hits. three bases on
balls and two errors by Cross allowed St
Louis to tie the score. Farrell brought
in the winning runs with a triple to CEN
ter in the sixth. Attendance $500. Score:
X II e
St TouiS ~ ..... 8 ?
Batteries-POweH and Criger; McGinity
and Farrell.
ITmDire-HurSt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
Wilkes Play Reads Today.

The Wilkes team and the Reads of
Ogden will play at Lagoon at 4 O'Clock
today and an interesting contest is ex-
pected. Bill Smith, who twirled for
the High school in it's palmiest DAVIS
Will be on the rubber for Charles lads
and he has some new bends up hi5
sleeve that he intends shall startIe the
natives of the Gimlin city out of their
nine lives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
OUTING OF GERMANS.
Thursday Will be Day of Good
Cheer at Saltair.

Salt Lakes generous German contin-
gent will give the old folks. widows
and missionary families an outing at
Saltair next Thursday. An .tractive
programme of sports has be- arrang-
ed and an enjoyable time is in sore for
all who attend. All of the prospective
benefciaries will be guests of the com
mittee, the members of which will go
out on the 1890 train. Luncheon will
be served in the pavilion at l p. m.
to be followed by a distribution of gifts
to the needy ones from "FaderIand
This Will be the second annual outing
of the Germans and if the merchants
and business men Of the city are as
liberal this year in their donations to
the committee and by the purchase of
tickets, the outing viii be even moro
successful and enjoyable than was last
years event.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
ALL DISEASES,

These Master Specialists not only Catarrh, but
they cure Bronchitis, Neuralgia Heart Disease Dyspep
sa Skin Diseases, Blood Diseases rheumatism. Malaria
Nervous Diseases, Kidney Diseases Female Complaints
Insomnia Dysentery, Paralysis Ricketts, ScrofuIa
sumption in the first stage, Liver Disease Disease Of
the Bowels Sciatica Spinal Diseases Varicocele, Rup
ture, Structure and all Chronic and Private Diseases
Our for Tape Worm is mild and pleasant We
positively remove head and all or no pay.
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Chicago. s; Philadelphia. 4.

Philadelphia. July 2S.-The home team
lost he game of the series TO Chicago
principally through errors. In addition
to playing a ragged game in the field, the
locals were unable to nit Callahan to any
extent. Attendance $500. Score:
r. II. h.
Chicago 800 --------.---.---.- :
Philadelphia ........ ..-....-
batteries Callahan and Chance; Bern
hard. DOnahue and Mcfarland.
I-mpire-TeTry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
SALT PALACE BILL.
New Features Scheduled For the
Coming Week.


In the Salt Palace theatre a novel
bill opens Monday evening. the feature
being a farce comedy entitled Little
Miss Frisco" 1t is a delightful and
hilarious sBit in two acts, containing
lots of newness. The cast contains If
teen names. and these include such IA
nous fun-makerS as Mcdonald Bros.
Green and DAILY, KaIacratus and Miss
Marjorie Lake. During the course of
the acts. these artists viii perform
high class specialtieS which will be a
decided innovation. The plot of the
piece is similar 10 HOyt's famous old
Bunch of Keys" with new trimmings,
new jokes and situations. Two rich
klOndikerS own hotel run by a pretty
StenOgrdpher and clerk named Tags
Both of the prOprietOrS fall in love
with the typewriter; but think they are
sure of her, but she fools them both by
marrying Tags. Miss Lake viii take
the part of a gay soubrette. who is a
member of a theatrical troupe that is
quartered at the hotel. and her han
ding of the part will be one of the fea-
lures of the production.
Vaudeville Tonight.
Salt Palace theatre, $50.
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The Public Warned Against "Steerers."

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
MoRMoNs OPEN BIG DITCH.
Big Horn Colony Makes Encouraging
Progress.
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald)
Cheyenne, WyO., July 2S.-WOrd was
received here today from the Big Horn
basin that the Mormon colony which
trekked into that section from Utah
last spring and settled along the Sho-
shOne river, has completed eight miles
of the big canal, and that water is now
running in the ditch. The balance of
the canal-about ten miles in length
will be completed in time to irrigate
crops next spring.
All of the colonies are in good health
and say that hundreds of other Nor
mons will trek into the basin next
spring.
The MOrmOnS will reclaim a vast
stretch of fertile land and have already
commenced the building of substantial
homes and barns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29

4, IIst-hase hits. Shannon Two-base
nhits, Scare. Struck out. by RisIev: Cain,
W, Barnes (2). K1nerer, BerkIey 90: bv
GGa ll Shannon, Bennett; by Kimerer:
Pears Pears y, Hopkins. Gamble Bases on
pans: OH HugheF, 8; off Kimerer. 2; off
ihlsley, J. Wild pitch, Hughey Stolen
D r$.SSes. Hughey, Margetts Double PLAYS.
AMIlller-Meinicke-Ma rgetts. Kimerer-Cain-
ance, S15. Umpire, AL Hickey.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
GREAT GAME IN OGDEN.
Cheyenne Indians Will Battle With
HOLSTERS in Junction City.
Especial Correspondence


Especial Correspondence
Ogden, July 2S.-FrOm all indications
tomorrow will see the largest crowd
that has witnessed a ball game in Og-
den this year. The famous Cheyenne
Indians are here and are ready for the
Tray. The struggle between these two
Teams is the topic of conversation and
WI prove battle royal. The lineup
OF the Indians is as follows.
sunday and Tuesday: Johnny
Green. shortstoD; Graham. right field !;
FAINTER. second base; Briefly.
eaten; Simmons. pitch; Kroen. third
base; Taylor, left field Morrison. CEN
Ter held; James Green, first base.
Monday their lineup will be the
same, except that Graham will pitch
and Schools will play right field. Og-
den viii line uD as usual, with either
Gierhart or Gimlin in the box.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
American League.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 5; De-
troit ,.
AT Chicago-Chicago. 10; Buffalo 3.
Al pOlis-MinneapOliS 10; India
napOlis J.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; Cleveland,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Meets Death in the Sherman Hill
Tunnel.
Especial to The Herald.)

Cheyenne, Wyo-, July ga man
whose name has not been learned met
death in the Sherman hill tunnel today.
He was being lower ed in the shaft
which reaches from the top of the hill
to the tunnel level, when the machinery
failed to work, permitting the heavy
cage to topple over. The man was
caught between the cage and the side
Of the shaft and crushed to death
1t was some time before the body was
recovered
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Pittsburg, 9; Boston, 2.

Boston, July 2S.-Pitsburg won todays
game by OppOrtune hitting. Boston could
do nothing with Lever. Attendance $780,
Score.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
Cycling.
WHEEL NOTES.
John Chapman and liver Lawson
Leave For Omaha Wednesday.

John Chapman and liver Lawson
Leave For Omaha Wednesday.
The departure of John Chapman and
Iver Lawson. who leave for Omaha on
Wednesday, will be a source of regret
to all who love exhilarating racing and
clean sport. These two men have done
more than any others since they came
to Zion TO create an interest in the pop
ular sport of bike racing and to main
tain that interest by always giving good
events. They have been the fastest
men on the saucer, but they have not
had things all their own way. Handi-
caps which il would seem almost an
impOSsibility for any rider in the world
to overcome have been placed against
them. But they have not said much:
they have let their superb riding speak
for them, and have won out in the big
handicap races with a grace and ease
that won them many friends. 1t also
won them enemies, and ii is unfortu-
nate that there are people who hate TO
see victory in whatever form it may
assert itself Accomplished knockers
have gotten their little hammers out
and their taps have been heard alto
gether too audibly. This disposition on
the part of a certain element connected
with the races has done much to speed
the two fast men on their way and
that is the most unfortunate thing
about it all. After they are gone they
will be missed. New men may come in
TO take their places who will become
favorites. but every one who has en-
uosB9s s!ql slU!Jds SuIIIIIql I!9ql p9Gof
will remember them and wish that they
were back
g o o
Chapman and Lawson will make their
final appearance on the Salt Palace
track on Tuesday night, when the for
- e. 2 l. -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
pugiIiSm.
IN THE RoPED ARENA.
Two Glove Contests to be Pulled Of
on Thursday Night.

Two Glove Contests to be Pulled Off
on Thursday Night.
1t is some time since Salt Lake saw
d glove contest of any kind, so there
VIII doubtless be a big crowd out to
the match that is to come off on next
Thursday night in the B. Y. Trust
coInpanys building on Commercial
street There viii be two contests and
they promise to be among the sWiftest
tnat local f1stiana has had the privilege
OF seeing. Jim Norris, who distinguish
ed himself in the wrestling contest at
the Salt Palace some weeks ago. and
tommy Reilly of Portland, are the
participants in the main events of the
evening, which win be for ten pounds.
both men are in the pink of condition
ana are anxious to provide d good box
ing match. The other match will be
between Jimmy Reilly, Tommys BROTH
en- and Bert Mcdonald, who held out
so well against Dummy Rowan's on
sIaughts back in February Both of
the contests will last ten rounds and
good time is expected by local devotees
CT the manly art.
AT last the much talked of match be-
tween Jack Steiner of San Francisco
and Dummy Rowan of this city is to
De pulled off but the residents of Zion
VIII not be able to see il unless they
go over TO Rock Springs, Wyo. 1t is
10 come off in that city on next Satur4
day night and will doubtless be an in
tereSting contest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
FIELDED PRETTILY AND REDS
WERE VANQUIsHED.
Pirates Won From Beaneaters by OPP
perfume Hitting-Farrell's Triple
Won For Leaders.
Standing of the Clubs.
New York. 8: Cincinnati 2

New York, July 2S.-About I, 900 people
saw the New YOrkS win from Cincinnati
in the ninth inning today. The New Yorks
played a fast fielding game. The pitching
of Carrick and Newton was a notable fea-
ture. Attendance 1000. Score:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
IN THE POLICE COURT.

John Murray, a crippled hobo, was
the first on the docket OF offenders yes
terday afternoon in the police court.
Murray was charged with drunkenness
and trespassing upon the Jail yard. He
begged for a chance to leave town, but
the judge informed him that he would
have to postpone his departure for five
DAYS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29

James Kennedy, a peddler of fake
iewelry. was fined s. for disposing Of
his wares without a license.
Harry AIger, in whose possession was
found a set of skeleton keys, was given
six months in the county jail Alger
claimed he had gotten the keys from
a hobo in POcatellO and didn't know
that they were burglars tools until
someone told him so He cOntradicted
his own story, however, and the evil
dence against him proved sufficient 10
convict him.
J. H. Holmes. alias Harris, was
charged with having a deadly weapon
and was given six months in the coun-
~ iail. Holmes and Alger were to-
gether when arrested and on his person
were found d lead billy" burglar
skull cap and a file. Holmes pleaded
guilty to having the deadly weapon,
but said he had found it and meant no
harm by keeping it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
Cincinnati -.

r. II. Z.
Cincinnati 500. ............ 2 8 s
New York ...................... 3
Batteries-Newton and Kahoe; Carrick
and BOWerman.
Umpire-EmSlie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29

Chapman and Lawson will make their
final appearance on the Salt Palace
track on Tuesday night, when the for
ner will ride a twenty mile match
race with Charlie Turville, the thus far
unknown quantity from Philadelphia.
The race will be run from opposite sides
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-17
DESDE PENUELAS

En- un periodico de esa ciudad apa-
rece un artfculo frmado por Ismael
Maldonado titulado: <PefueEds y sats
Costas, , donde hay IN parrafo que dice:
ely por que no habla usted de la de-
gradaci6n de Lugo?1 A este debo
manifestar que Ell que suscribe no ha
sido degradado como supoue ell autor
del escrlto, sin6 que cuando llegu6
este pueblo, su digno alcalde tuvo d
bien nombrarme cabo de La Policfa Mu
nicipal cen funciones de jefe INFERNO.
Cubierta esta plaza por ell caballero Sc
for don Juan Costas Gotay, sligo en- mi
puesto de cabo y llevando ell mismo dis
tintivo.
Por 10 tanto, va v6 ell autor de Pet51e
las sus C0stGs que no he sido degra.
dado.
Y sepa Ell sefIor 1smael Maldonadd
que degradar siguifoa descender y ell
suscribIente no Ia descendido nunca.
JOSE LUGo PEREZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-17
La Roana de las barrieadas

ell de Panesterre estsba provsto de in PAGES ealabo
zos de olvido que eran nj mas nj menos que gran
des poz0s muy prof Lndos los ouales arroiaba por
Ia aatuoia por la fasrzA las personas de las qua de-
sesban dsshaoerse.
Por 10 general, ell suslo de pozos sofia de
piedra viva estar Heno de hierros de punta, 10
que, dioho est& que el desdchsdo que GAIA que
daba para contarlo
El arquiteoto que oonsruyera el castillo de Panes
terre cont6 ell Loirs, cuyas aguas lsrrfan las
paroles oimientos, cuyo nive era muCho mas alto
que ell de los pogos qae abreron Ell interior del edi
fcio.
esto hizo que, oon el tempo, produjesen len
ftrscionea de aqua fangosa que fu6 amontonando
aguuos stios de los p"zos, cspss de 6gamo terra
de unos cnantos pies de espeaurs.
E4e barro fue e que salv6 Raul.
No obstsnte, la cafla fa6 demasisdo grave para
que perdiese conseousneia de ella e conocimien
to- pasaron muchas horas de que 10 recobrase
apercibese de que podfa adn e nd nero
de los vivos.
Movi6 piernas braxos adquiri6 Ia seguridad de
que articulscones faucionab2n bier, &c que 10
fuieo que le sueeda que eataba medic snterrado
en- ell fApgo rodeado de profundas tinisblas.
Contra 10 q1e acostumbra q sucedsr seme-
iAntes, Tecobro RaUl la memoirs Ia sangre frfa al
acordarse todo 10 ocurrido, di6 de Ia
situaci6u.
-Hs sido-se diio-juguets de Ia duquess, que no
hs muerto, Sc veng6.
enseguida le oonrri6 Il idea de los caIaboxos de
olvido.
-TBAhi-nurmur6 -IPobre muierI Por esta vez ie
sali6 NAL L. ugada, puesto perecf pero so6mo
Balir de aqufg
Ests fsa,xi6u, qus era u mismo tempe uns inss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-17

retiraron, dejando en- una mesa los Sc
sos, aqueIIos sesos que habfan pensado
tantas cosas, inspirado 5 tantos hom
bres, constraido tantos edificios, guia-
do dos revoluciones, engahado veinte
reyes J contenido al mundo.
dos los m6dicos, entro un Griado y
vi6 10 que habfan dejado.
-tToma!-Ya Sc olvidaron de cato.
iQu6 hacer con clio? Record6 que
en- la cslle habfa IN albanal, fue ALA,
y en- ell albanal arroi6 ell cerebro.
Flnis rerlns.
VICTOR HUGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-17
LlTERATUR RA
LOS TRES CAJONES

Con ademan resaeIto como una per
soma que no cambiara jamas de volun-
tad-la condesa Magdalena designo ell
mueble japon6s, de tres cajones, en- ell
que la luz de las lamparas hacfa tenn
bIar la laca rosa y orc, y dijo grave
mente:
-Abrid uno de osos tres csjones y
guardaos bien de elegir, Valentfn, por
que en- cada 1no de elios be colocado
una respuesta la prcgunta que no ce'
sais de diTigirme hace seis meses. 81
poneis la mano sobre la contestacion
mas dulce- sobre la que dice: ISf!-se-
"a necesario que 20 consienta en- despo
sarme cen vos; pero cuidad de no enc"n.
trar una mala respuesta.. .noIvolverfals
mas.
-IAk!-dijo- una probabilidad
contra dos. Por que os ha venido tan
cruel pensamlento?
-iVGmos! -contesto- tendrfa ell
oonsuelo, 81 debo complaceros, de poder
Rcusar al acaso de mi falta....
Entire los tres cajones vacilo largo
tiempo; su mano, tremula, iba del uno
al otro, no osando tirar de las ssas
doradas. Sentfa que su coraz6n Sc estTe-
chaba ante Ell miedo de una elecclon
AL fin deoidio cerrar los ojos y contar
con la divina misericordia de las proVl-
dencias. iOh gozo, oh in6nita deli
cia! la respuesta-una hoja de Papel
rosa-contenfa la adorable palabra Isl!
"a
Valentfn no estaba del todo satisfe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-17
108 RlbnIotoos do IA DEMOCRACTA

Y el rey Enrique d. ,rbon envi6 K lul Paris
Lorena con instruooiones ssoretas, debi6 dssem
pesr conciencia netldo porque la duquesa A1a
ensmor6 locsmente de 81. El Raul, que sbfa ndo
psje de Carlos k deapuss amigo del rey de- NAva-
novio de Nancy ell mismo spuesto valiente
cabalero que vimos en- ei puents de Ia ch Ilsns
Sc rscordaa que en- ell momento de ocurrir Ia
ta4trofs R &nl f1& nado al molino que, mas tar
de- sgui6 Enrique al castillo del sefor de NEST
En- este, ell rey Navarro le cooo6 de centin ia
la puerta de la seforita rita de MaeViu, duraute
aquella noche la que ell rey gIscones qua
daran tan pTofundamente dormdos.
NO Sc hsbr6 olVidado que Raul, que que
ria dormiT, durmi6, hizo de contri-
ci6r confsssndose que habfa obrado muy Ia lijera
la duquesa de Montpensier
En los momentos qQe entregaba arre-
pentimentc, vic surgir delants de 81 fantasma
verdadera aparioi6D, a la de Montpensier, Ia q1e
crefa muerts, que acercaba lentamente e., prsce
diendola una luz que pareofa sobrenstural.
La duquesa orden6 Raul obedeci6.
Desde squel instante Ia sigui6 ciegamenta, hasts ell
momento fatal que rodeado de rspentinas tinsblss
snti6 que ell suelo faltaba bajo aus pies.
Sc oy6 oarcaiada burlons un grito de augusta,
v ESQ qued6 reducido todo
Desde aquel inatante, e mundo entero debfa ig-
norar cuat habfa Rido el destno del expsje Raul
Z, elm embargo, Gate habia mnerto, pesar de
haber cafdo desde una altuTa de mas de pies, =
I'm abismo
En ell fondo de este halo una superb ie, medic
a6lida medic h6meds, decir una eapaaa capa de
lodo, Ia que qued6 entsrEado sln rompsEse q
crkneo ni fracturarne nngho miembro
Esto neceaita una expicaci6Ds % la siGulente
Lp miamo que todos lca oassillca 90 aqaela ePoca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-17
E1-D1ICIo

Don Rafael Toro Vendrell, Juez aso-
ciadO, en sustitucion del que 10 es
en- prOpiedad del Tribunal del Dis
trito de Ponce don Felipe Casalduc
y GoicOchea intructor de estos autos.
Hago saber: que en- los autos de
juicio executive que sigue ell Letrado
don Manuel Leon a n0mbre de J. Fer
nandez CA del comercio de Maya
guez contra don Luis r. Delgado v
Martinez yecino de San German so
bre cobrO de pesos, Sc sacan a publica
subasta y p0r ell terminO de veinte
dias ell cOndOminio de todOs los bienes
|consistentes en- terrenOs, fabricas,
maquinarias, casas, &. e., que cons
tituyen la Hacienda denominada xFra-
ternidad>, cita en- ell barrio de Gu8
MICA, las euales asi como su tasaci0n
es como sigue 70 cuerdas terrenos
de cana 100 pesos $500 pesos 75
cuerdas terrenos de cana a 60 pesos
4 500 pesos l5O cuerdas terrenos
cana 40 pesos 5000 pesos: 568 cuer
das de pastOs Y malezas a Is pesos
$500 pesos: 500 cuerdas de salistra
les &. pesos $500. Casa habita
ci6n, antigua de MADEIRA, cobijada de
hierro galvanizado, en- NAL estado
1000 pesos. Establecimiento para ella
borar ell fruto, (maquina 43 amos de
usO) y aparatOs del antique sistema
en- NAL essado 1900 pesos. Curate
para trabajadores, en- NAL estado 25(
pesos. Casa tienda 300 pesos. Baga
cera, maGsras deteriodadas $50 pesos
Mitad dels.canal de riego en- muy ma
estado, $500 pesos. LO cue hace III
total de 4 800. FL acto del remate 81
IA senaiaio por providencia del dis
del corrzente, para ell dia 6 del pro
xlmo messde Septiembre d las nuey,
de La mafsana en- los Extradns .d1si = -;
bunal sieEdo de adgertir nna ~ No !,
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