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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21
The North Fork Bonanza.

Albert Maderson and James Taylor
went to Forth Fork today to do develop
ment work on the Lucky Swede group of
mining claims. The work on the Murray
claim has developed wonderful values
on ten-foot shaft. The discovery was a
typical iron cap. The change from al
most pure iron to high-grade ore came in
the shallow workings i'll manner almost
unprecedented.
The groupings of this ledge display a
massive magnetic pyrites containing
nothing of value. The ledge itself is a
volcanic intrusive mass highly inIpreg-
mated with sulphides carrying copper
and gold, base of great promise. None
can reasonably doubt the permanency ol
either the ledge or the values, which
seem to have been supplied by a flow Of
mineralized hot water at the time of some
volcanic outburst.
| The cap, which must have resulted from
subsequent overflow i'll fracture of ar
old crater, must have been several hun
dred feet from the earth's sarface wher
it was formed, if not several hundred
thick. 1t was a fortunate circumstanc,
that led to thee discovery of this led,
where the barren cap was cut by erosion
till it rested upon the mineralized filling
only as a thin layer. As it is, this pros
pect is i'll many ways the most signihcan
in the Clearwater district 1t reveals al
intrusive mineralizcd body of porphyr
quartz, classification of ore that prom
ises the greatest possible mineral wealth
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21
Reversal of the Big Buffalo Decision

On Friday the supreme court reversed
the judgment which Judge Steele had
given the plaintiffs in the Big Buffalo
grub stake case and directed that the
Judge of the court below enter judgment
without re trial in favor of the defendants
dismissing the action. The Boise States
man gives three columns of extracts from
the opinions of the court which, it says,
is very voluminous. The Statesman says,
"The supreme court finds there was very
slim evidence of grub stake contract. !"
This decision is one of great benefit to
tfe state. 1t will discourage all manner
of groundless attack upon great enter
prises; 1t will thus give confidence to in
vestors, and an impetus to our industrial
development. The decision of the court
below stayed the development of Buffalo
Hump district at least one year, during
which much capital has gone elsewhere
that could have been directed this way
If the decision had not been reversed the
danger to mining investments would have
been such as to greatly discourage furthe,
investment.
The attorneys representing the various
parties in this case were James +. Babb
and w. n. Scales, representing the de
representing the plaintiffs. The inter
venors who claimed under the plaintiff
were represented, one of them by Stoll
Macdonald of Spokane, and the other b,
Messrs Reid & Worth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21

and Mix's fly balls to left field. which
escaped Brearleys hands and Van de
Walkers safe hit were responsible for the
scoring Of one for Moscow and the third
inning ended with a record of to in
favor of Lewiston.
Neither side scored in the fourth. In
the ffth Ross scored for Lewiston on q
safe hit, stolen base and safe hit made
by Wilson. Mix added one to the Mos
COW score on an error by Shively and
Gibbs long fly to Ross in center field.
In the sixth Shively scored for Lewiston
OH a base hit, a steal to second and wild
pitch. Moscow in the sixth got two men
cut off at third by the speedy work Of
Coburn and Wilson, and failed to get .
man over the plate.
Ross opened the seventh with base
hit, followed by another from Brearley.
and neat two-bagger from Wilson
scored both runs. Moscow failed to
score in the seventh and the inning
ended 9 to 3 in favor Of Lewiston.
In the eighth inning Lewiston scored
one. Bradbury got to first on wild
pitch, reached second on Ross short hit
10 Hanley and home on Brearley's long
fly to left field. Then Moscow began the
slaughter. Three errors at third base,
three at second and three passed balls
were responsible for the seven runs
which tied the score. When the wreck
was cleared away the tally sheet showed
10 to 10. Pandemonium reigned, and
pandemonium in Moscow would put
dynamite riot to shame. Frenzied by a
stroke of luck that pulled their team out
of hole the Moscow rooters forgot even
common courtesy ana drove the visitors
jeeringly from the field after making 1t
impossible for fair effort to be made in
the concluding inning of the game. This,
coupled with the lack of courtesy dis
played in the reception of the visitors,
left an impression that rankles worse
than the sting of defeat
Following is the score by innings.
Lewiston. ............2 ) o o--Io
Moscow..............I o o o Z Ill
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21
SEVEN RUNS IN THE EIGHTH
This Tells the Tale Of Lewiston S
Defeat at the Moscow Game
Yesterday Afternoon.
THE SUPPORT GAVE WAY.
And Base Hits Ratified Through the lnfieId
Like Water Through
Sieve.

About seventy enthusiastic Lewiston
people accompanied the Lewiston Ath-
letic Association team to Moscow yester-
day morning. They went out with fly
ing colors confident Of victory, they
returned defeated but not discouraged or
discredited. Lewiston easily outplayed
the home team till the fatal eighth inning
when a punching of costly errors gave
the game to Moscow. This is Lewistons
first match game this season and to have
made such a strong showing against a
club seasoned and trained as Moscow has
been by previous games shows we'll for
the Lewiston material and gives them
confidence to believe that the return
game will see them easily the victors.
Lewiston went to bat first and in the
the opening inning scored tw, runs
Shiverly hunted little one, beat it to
first, stole two bases and scored on a
passed ball. Munday got base on balls
but was nipped at second i'll McGregors S
attempt to make a double play from
Bradbury's in6eld hit. Bradbury scored
OIL Ross long fly to center field which
Van de Walker caught and felded to the
plate too late. Wilson struck out and
Lewiston took the field.
For Moscow Schulz got base on balls
Jenkins advanced him to second, Han
ley's short advanced him to third, and he
scored on LAWNS line to Crum. Hanley
and LAWN were next cut off at first and
Mix's infeld hit to Shively was easily
fielded to Crum and Moscow stopped
scoring, and the first inning ended 2 to
in favor Of Lewiston.
Neither side scored in the second. II
the third Lewiston added three runs t.
her lead. Munday got base on balls
stole second and third and scored Ros
followed him with base on balls ant
stole second, Brearley's safe line hit pas
short brought in both men. Brearle,
stole second and scored on Mix's failur
to handle a hot one from Crum. Lawn
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21

land years il sold anywhere from to b y
cents. Under this administration we
have, of course, got back to I3 cent wool
again. The amount of money paid to
farmers i'll Idaho for their wool i'll 1895
was $4IS,53o, the amount they are get
ting this year will exceed - 900, 900, an
increase of 400 per cent. Every sheep
in Idaho, from yearlings up, could be
marketed today at $3.25 per head. Wool
is being sold at Is to 2I cents per pound
Cattle have advanced $40 per head, and
horses are worth IS to $40 per head more
than year ago. | think Idaho Will go
republican
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21
Organized Labor VS.. Steunenberg

The Western Federation of Miners, the
strongest organization in the United
States in session i'll Denver last Saturday
passed resolutions as follows:
"Whereas, On the 3rd day of May,
1899, Frank Steunenberg, governor of
Idaho, declaring marital law in Shoshone
county of said state, which has been con-
tinued and still continues arbitrarily
without reason, and
Whereas, The said governor arbitrar-
lily and without reason decided that
each person seeking employment in said
county, must make application for per-
nit to do SO to one of the agents of said
governor, and
Whereas, The said governor of Idaho
has by such arbitrary action violated the
fundamental principles of right, justice
and humanity guaranteed to the people
by the constitution of the United States,
which are the rights to pursue life liberty
and happiness without dictation from
anyone whomsoever; therefore,
Resolved, That we condemn the arbi-
trary action of the said governor OF
Idaho as assumption worthy of the tyr
ants of the middle ages and that such a
man is unworthy of the respect and sup
port of liberty loving people and be il
further
Resolved, That we urge the voters OF
Idaho to refuse to support Frank Steun-
enberg or anyone who may give support
to him, to the end that the state of Idaho
may be purged of the unjust, inhunan
| freedom -subverting administration OF
said Frank Steunenberg, Bartlett Sin
clair and Attorney General Hays and all
who have supported said administration
and its unjust actions i'll said county"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21
A Short Term Of Court.

The May term Of the Federal court
closed Saturday after a short session last
ing only one week. All the civil suits
were set over for the term. The grand
jury found eight indictments in the Grim
ina1 cases. One of these only came to
trial, the case of the United States against
Willis Coyle, 1t was tried Friday and
Saturday. The jury failed to agree and
the case was postponed till next term.
Coyle still remains under $500 bonds
pending the retrial of his case.
Jesse G. Beans plead guilty and was
given thirteen months in the U. S. prison
at McNeil's island near Tacoma.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21
Jack Ryan Discharged

Jack Ryan, charged with assault with
deadly weapon with intent to do great
bodily harm, was this morning dismissed
by Judge Sweet on motion of Attorney
Danford. This is. the final outcome OF
the dining room row at the Hotel de
France between Ryan and the Chinese
cook Sing Yueu in which Ryan was bad
ly slashed with butcher knife and the
Chinese cook was beaten almost to in
sensibility with stick of stove wood.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-21
Vim. F. Galbraith, Dentist, three
doors west of postoffice.

Insist on getting Century Patent of
your grocer if you want to make white
bread or fancy pastry.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

etectos, 10 que Sc comprue ba por 81
uso tan generalizado que Sc hace de
ella en- toda la Isla.
Con ell fin de precaverse de las
muchas imitaciones one de esta TOR
mula Sc han hecho, <cuyas propie-
dades son inferiores,s debe exigirs
que en- cada GAIA de legitima proca-
dencia, este La marca de Mbrica, Cd
Ia tapa superior, un sello que dice:
DIR N. REVERON Medico Grujano
Ponce, Puerto-Rico> en- la inferior, y
su frma en- ell lado derecho de La faia
exterior de esta cajita. Ponce Agos-
to 80 de 1896.
AVISOsiendo objeto de frecuen-
a''OOtes imitaciones las Pill
DORAS DEL DIR. REVESON hago
presente, que las legitimas son las
proparadas exclusivamente en- La
acreditada Farmacia de VALE y
CANCIO, queson los depositarios dc
la verdadera formula y los dnicos
que estan a~utorizados para usar mi
nombre en-, dichas pidoras-DR N.
REvERON.
Dep6sitos en- las siguientes Far
macias:
VALE Y CANCIO, Ponce
GUnLERMETY. Capital-RlvEPA
| Arecibo.-lTURRNO, Camuy.s RIO.
| VIRA Y HVIRA, Aguadilia.-RO-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FQNT, Adjuntas
ZAVALA, Guayanilfa.- TERER, Jua-
na-Diaz'- BETANCRa ooamo.--
MARXUARH, Gales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
A yuntamiento
DE SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO

Dispuesto por acuerdo del Ayun.
tamientO la subasta q martillo de
una maquina para triturar piedra la
que ha sido retasada por ell Arqui-
tecto M unicipal en- cantidad de cua-
trociento JOS pesos provinciales 8 sean
doscientos cuarenta dollars, Sc anun
cha al ptblico por medic del presen'
to que dicho acto tendra lugar en- es'
ia Casa Consistorial 81 dia 10 de A
gosto pr6ximo venidero y bora de
las tres de la tarde advirtiendoles q.
la referida maquina Sc haya de ma
n ifesto en- 81 sitio denominado ell to-
rraplen donde podran examinarla
los que gusten; pudiendo obtener to
dos los demas informes que sea me-
cesarios del Sr 'Arquitecto munich
pal
Tod os los gastos que Sc ocasio'
men con motive de Ia subasta seran
pOr cuenta del rematante.
SAP Juan 81 Julio de 1900.
M. EGOZCUE.
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Pl|doras ReConStituyenteS
Del DR.. =. NicoIds ReVer6n.
Prioateqio erclasioo e@psdido en- Mad1d Ell 5 de Mayo de 1891
pr el'E~cwo. 81. Muisho de Fousuo.
Preporodas an la Forrnocia de Vale y cancto
PONCE, PUERTO-RICO
-<>-
Elm TE. AMOS de experien-

Elm TIE AMOS de experien-
cia han demostrado las propie-
dades t6nicas reconstituyentes de
estas pildoras, curando rapidamente
todas las intermediates que depen-
den del empobrecimiento de la san
gre por una alimentacion POGO nu-
tritiva, por habitar On lugares hui
medos y NAL ventilados y por en-
fermedades anteriores.
Su accion curativa es muy eff
caz en- las palpitaciones del corazon,
dolores de cabeza, inapetencia, debi-
lidad y dolores en- las piernas, hidro-
pesfa, cansancio, sorderas, zumbidos
de dido, marcos, dalidez de la piel,
& la Que restituye su color natural;
meteorismo o, flores blancas, grandes
p4rdidas de sangre, falta de mems
truaci6n, su abundancia 6 escases y
para procura ell complete desarrv-
1lo de las j6venes en- pubertad, debili-
dad general, con~valescencia de las
enfermeda des agudas6 cr6nicas con
tai que estas alteraciones morbosas
sean sintomas de una czoro-amemaa
simple y b de una afecci6a general
6 de una lesion organica que recla-
mar4n entonces otra medication.
En- Wis ia de los progresses de Ia
terap4utica y de algunos inconve-
nientes que Sc notasen en- Ia practi-
So ha ID odificado 1A'formula
aim de- Off ecer al pdblico una pre-
paracadn dtil, segura J rapida de 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

De Ia informaci6n suministrada
por esta investigation, que he pro.
curado exponer en- las p&ginas pre-
cedentes, Sc deduce en- opinion mia,
que procedf acertadamente al reco'
mencar la Immediate separation del
Administrator Rothbone; y hoy
creo que deben exigfrse1e las res
ponsabilidades del case por apropia
ci6n para su uso personal, fraudu
lenta e ilegalmente, de cantidades
pertenecientes al fondo de correos
de la isla de Cuba,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
SlN ESIoS SuS SlNIOMAS Z

rrri,leeei6n al onanisno, ernisiones de dia & de
nocl.s. hrrramts al estar en- presencla as una
iAsclyaa; granos, cOntracctones de los muscuIoo
tGne son prrcurs"ie s de IL Epiiepsia,: Penss-
te,iien,fa- d dnrmitar 8 d.ir,nir. srnsaci6n DO en-
b u'eyit,trr't", ret1i1a de Ia yoluntad, aa!ta ds
a:ta't.s n l,s pie,nasy en- los ndseulos, ssnsaeiea.
CT ti.s'eza = 90 salien!"s inGuietud. iaisa 90
, o,,a L., i i1n;;a; ; M sz zo Dsai,sas san ms = o. so.
ant pneS "a awe r. vista. debih,sd desruss del eoto Q
de uua perdi, a nvoln..sstn de,lams al nseer
a,gdn I,,rlis," inHminvntte dc muerte 8 infortnnto,
imlat'ncla parc;si 9 Total, . dsrr an - premature o
caimiento do Ia s-,.- itiii:sd. oreaIos c:idos y
d s!n, $; disr, psla, cts, sss. ns Ang saIea n as ESQ; %n
hombre que dehe 7. cnperar sus enervadas fuerzas
si,a,,s; 2 yendra a ser presa de alguna fatal
MOSQUES snIicitamos de todos los que suffen
de alyuno de III. s1ntom2s ar1tba enumerados.
sM5naan,c. ,nt"se con n,,esi,a Compahia de medicoss
especial tstas quo han + ni'.o. vetDte amos de ex-
r", ienciA. ira,ai,t!o eni,' metiades de los nervios y
del 81 'enla sexual, y an!enes pueden garantizar
E@Sfelos una r.'acf6n completa de su case
~danaonos TODD su Epmbre y direction. edad. oou-
tomas nOmbradns IS 10 han manifcstado { Cd.,y
81 I'd. ha u>~lo "fGan para Eonor1ea
NuoStra juNia Ne lu5'iicos diaSnnstioara ense-
gu,ia Y @uiladosa!aente su case tgratis), inform
9 are a "a d. ae s 10 g. 3, an ,s Sc sSe efeet an sF ana aanse, Se
IA: Gu, 1t - Eestableerraa I'd. su @ 'mplete salud, y
volvclA I'd a ser TN 'nbre vtgoroso. 81 I'd nos
I eg.' ems ehne' f]ps .s,s De ef bnsna x x, IL Il e en's e saeS
ens'gui Ia las med:cinas requeridas por e"rreo
snf :,."s ST. lava decilido ei comple:o atamien {
uIt.si Il Grt~ soinetcrse.
CoMph FLA EsPECIALIsTA del NORTH
Vincent Bldg, Broa,s~j & Duane st.,
Kew York, z. Z. - A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
San Juan & Rio piedras

NAIL WAY. NOT1CIA. BESIDE eli
domingo 5 De los c%orrientes Ia COM
panfa sSan Juan & Rio Piedras Rail
way, cobrara cinco % centavos orc
por cualquier trayecto entire esta Ca.
pital y Martin Pena, y aiez [l0] en-.
ire San Juan y Rio Piedras.
La venta de abonos queda sus-
pendida con exception de aquellos
entire es ia Capital y Martin Pe1a.
Todos aquellos abonos expedidos Sc
aceptar&n en- pago de los cinco cen.
tavos San Juan q Rio Pied as Rail.
way Pto Rico Agosto 4de 1900.
Ns4-1 -
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Al pdblico.

A pesar de que TODD ell personal
De esta empresa Sc paga desde ell
dia 10 de Agosto <peso orc por peso
platas, y por 10 tanto considerable
10 equitativo, Sc determine cobrAr
los'pasajes y carga de igual manera;
no obstarte, atendiendo q las indica
clones del p6blico, Sc resuelve reba.
jar los precios desde manana en- la
lorna siguiente:
Billetes de pasajes. Ia 20
Entire Bayamon y San
Juan & vice .versa...,.. SO.2 $ So Is
Entire Bayam6n y Gaia.
no 8 vice versa...... Is -
Entire San Juan 6 vice.
versa y Catafo. ....... 8 4
Billetes de iday vuelta.
Entire Capital y Baya.
mon, dias laborables.. 40
Id id dias festivos. IS %
ABONOS.
Entire Bayam6n y San
Jnan, libre circulation. 600 800
Entire Catano y Sn Juan
libre circulation ....... $50 $50
La tarifa de carga Sc reduce en- un
20 pS.
r. VALDES.
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La reunion de los caseros, q
que Sc refere Ell anuncio que publ
camos en- otro lugar, Sc llevara a
efecto en- la Gale de la Cruz, ntmero
Is altos de la mueblerfa de Felix
Nna.
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26 de Julio. .
I'm la Administration General
de Oorreos he podido .conseguir un
extracto del informe presentado por
81 nuevo administrator de Cuba,
acerca de los esc&ndalos recientemen
te denunciados IN aquella capital.
ri informe es muy extenso. Abraza
todos los resultados obtenidos de la
minuciosa investigation que Sc AGA
ba de practicar.
La cantidad defraudada asciende
aunos $3.50, 900 (dollars.) Aparecen
complicados en- el desfalco los 81.
guientes individuos:
Estes G Rathbone, TX. Adminls'
trador- General:
CIV Nicely, ex agente finan
ciero. hoy pupilo de la carcel de Lud
low Street, New York;y
w H Reeves. su ex sub Auditor,
en- libertad provisional bajo fanza,
en- la Habana.
En- ell citado informe hace Mr.
Bristow, ell nuevo Administrator Ge
neral, cargos tan c%onclusivos contra
Mr. Rathbone, que termina recomen'
dando Sc le persiga criminalmente,
malversaci6n de caudales phbli.
cos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
Ell Nanzani|Io.

(Del diario eel Nuevo Pafs>Habana)
Ell joven Baldomero Suros y Re
yes, dependiente de comercio y resi-
dente en- Manzanillo, d4 cuenta de 10
siguiente: ~@*.. ~ ~
<Por mucho tempo estuve SUI
friendo fuertes dolores en- los hue
SOS, en- la cabeza y en- las pieznas.
Buscando remedio q estas dolencias
me dirigf por medic de 0D(Qnsulta
q Ia casa DR. Williams Medicine Co.,
animado por los buenos resultados
que. siempre han dado por aquf las
P1ldoras Rosadas del DR. Williams.
Esta casa tuvo Ia atenci6n de darme
los consoles que mi case requeria.
Habiendo hecho cuanto me ordena
ron y tornado las Pfldoras Rosadas
del DR. Williams me encuentro bueno
del TODD. No So de que modo agra
decor este servicio. Atodos mis- ami
gos y conocidos que he visto pade.
ciendo de enfermedadesiguales 8 pa
recidas & las que me aquejaban les
be recomendado las PAdoras Rosa
das del DR. Williams y han quedado
tan satisfechos como yode sus inme-
jorables resultados.
(Firmado)
BALDoMERo SuRos REYES.
A dlferencia da otras prepara-
clones Qae tienen sus atlas Y baias
en- 10 que. res pecta q popularidad =
vonta, las Pldoras Rysadas del Mr.
Williams para personals p6lidas son
noy mas populares que nunca, y su
veata@excede@8 la-de cualqufer otra
medicina.
Las Pfldoras Ros&das del DR.
Williams pariican = enriquecen Ia
sangre, restablecenl2 Las nervios y Gu
ran la PARALYSIS pafcial, baile de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, n~erviosidad
dolor de cabeza nervioso, palpita..
ci6n del coraz6n, aneInia y palidez,
frialdad de manos y pies, IRREGULAR
dades en- las funciones mensuales de
las mujeres y la debilidad en- ambos
sexos. -+&~
Son inmejorables para las enfer
medades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo 6 estudio etc.
Las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams Sc venden donde quiera. q.
So vendan medicines y solamente to.
nemos que recomendar & los consu
midores, que al solicitar esta prepa.
raci5n repitan Ia palabra Williams.
Hay muchas classes de pildoras, pur-
gantes, etc., que Sol de color rosado
pero que NO SON del DR. Williams.
eel m@rito.no consiste en- eli color,
sino en- los ingredientes.s Las legiti
} mase1levan una p de gran tannano O..
con otras letras mas pequenas for.
man la:frase inglesa Pink Pills for
Pale People.
Cualquier persona que tenga di.
icultad en- adquirir las Pfldoras Ro.
sadas del DR. Williams debe dirigirse
a Ia casa DR. Williams Medicine Co.
de Schenectady, NJ Y, Estados Uni
dos, y sera avisado donde comprar-
las
En- 81 Departamento de consul
tas de la misma casa SO dan consoles
gratis & todos los que comuniquen
sus sfntomas Correspondence en-
castellano g ing19s. Pida listed un
libro que Sc enviara gratuitaments
y franco de porte.
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rante de que se hicieran en- Muncie
1mpresos para aquellas ofcinas. 81
es este .cierto, eneierran sus pala'
bras una confession explicita de ha-
Der abandonado sus deberes del mo.
do mas censurable, por que las cuen
tas todas debfan sci aprobadas por
81 antes de pagarse, ~
Nicely fue nombrado para un car
go en- este departamento de correos
en- Diciembre "a, 1893, = Sc le asign6
para la ofcina de Ia Habana ell z de
Enero de 1899. Su sueldo era de
$1,000, anuales. Estaba completa-
mente entrampado 'entonces. Sos
ten1a relaciones c~omerciales con ell
Banco Nacional <Uni6n, de Muncie
del que retiraba frecuentemente los
dep6sitos que hacfa. Ell 6 de FRbre
70 de 1899 envi6 q esa institution
1929, rs, y los dep6sitos de Febrero
y Mario ascendieron q 81, $50. Con
$3.50 ~mensuales, Nicely pudo econo.
mizar 1889, Z en- tres meses, prue.
ba c%onclusiva0 4que sps FRAUDS co.
menzaron an Febrero de 1899: En-
Mayo deposit6 1887, 20; en- JUNO
$776.24 en- Julio 1868; en- Agosto
$13 1925, so; en- Octubre $20,250, ha-
ciendo otros dep6sitos por cantida-'
des memories en- fechas posteriores.
La pretendida destruction de sellos
tuvo efecto ell II de Septiembre, 10
que demuestra que entonces trataba
Nicely de cubrir de alguna manera
un desfalco considerable
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
VARIOS PROPIETARIOS.
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Sc VENDEN'dos vacas, ma.
triculadas en- Jersey, raza garantiza,
dA hmportadas de los Estados Uni
dos por ell General Elliott. La leche
de las vacas de Jersey es la mas RIGA
Gel mpndo. Buena oportunidad para
mejorar la raza vacuna y para obte'
ner una magnffca vaca p,rs una IA
mllla. Pldanse informes en- Ia Ofci'
ma del Comisionado del Interior.
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