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The news & observer., 1901-11-12
An EARTY TRAIN EAST STATE LAAb survey
State Engineer McRee Re-
turns From Tyrrel.
Engaged There in Making Map Of the Swamp
Lands, Which Have Valuable Timber
Interests

Capt. ]. H. McRee, State Engineer, who
has been surveying State lands in
Tyrrell county for some weeks, was
here yesterday in conference with State
officials.
Captain McRee came here to make a
report of the progress of the work He
has been engaged in making map of
the State lands there, the location of
which have been indefinite A like sur
vey will be made of State lands in other
counties, beginning in Pender and Dup
lin counties.
The State originally had 100000 acres
of land in Tyrrell county. but much of
this has been sold. Mr.. McRee has been
in the county since August for the pur-
pose of making survey of the States
land so as to arrive at the exact area and
locations and for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the character of the land. 1t
has been a very difficult job for there
was more water than land, nearly all Of
the States territory in the county is
known as swamp lands.
I'VE have gone for a week az the
time" Mr.. McPee said, without touch
ing terra frma save when we struck the
county roads. which are built UP. There
is part of the States possession In
Tyrrell that is free from water. There
is much fine timber to be found there,
notably juniper, cypress and pine. In
vasions have been made of timber hunt
ers. and the result of their efforts is
often visible. | noticed 1000 feet of a
magnificent forest had been cleared out.
There IS said TO be more swamp land
in Tyrrell in proportion to the size of
the county than in any other county in
the State. Speaking of the future of this
land Mr.. McRce said:
'At present 1t is only desired for the
timber that grows on it. Ultimately it
will become the garden spot of the
State. When land becomes more de-
sirable and valuable and there is urgent
need for all our territory we will re-
sort to Hollands methods. When that
section of land is dyked il will be the
finest corn section in the State Plant
ing will be all that is necessary"
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
HER HEAD BLOWN OFF
AS THE OLD GUN FELL.
A Ten Year Old Negro Girl Met With Fatal
Accident Yesterday While
Alone

A sudden explosion in the room of a
smal house, and the Mortified spectators
who rushed to it found the form of a
negro girl, with the top of her head
completely blown off, lying twisted and
quivering in the last agony Of death.
The girl was a child ten years old,
Ethel Pope by name, who lived with her
parents in theft small house back of the
Catholic Orphanage, on the edge of Raj
eish. Ethel had gone to visit her mar
ried sister, Catherine Dunston, who
lives nearby.
The Dunstons own shot gun and it was
in Il corner of one room by bureau. No
one was in the room but Ethel Pope
when the accident toook place, but it is
supposed that in playing about the room
the gun was knocked over and the dis
charge took place.
The accident took place shortly before
seven o'clock yesterday morning, and as
the explosion was heard there was a rush
to the room where the position of the
quivering body of the child and the gun
which had caused her death plainly told
the story of the fatal accident
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
vFsrIBULE STREET CARS.
Street Cars Company Given 80 Days Eore Be-
fore Operating Them

The Corporation Commission has given
the street railway companies another
month in which to comply with the law
requiring vestibule cars. The law would
have gone into effect November 18th, but
the Corporation Commission is given dis
cretion in the matter. The Raleigh
Street Railway Company already has sew
eral vestibuled cars in operation.
The complaint against the Cape rear
and Northern Railroad for the purpose or
forcing connection with the Raleigh and
Cape Fear at Varina, the intersection OF
the two roads was dismissed. The COM
mission heard arguments from represen-
tatives of both roads and decided not TO
interfere with the arrangements OF these
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
Loses Another Child.

Another sad affliction has come to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Snipes,
who live on Caraleigh Hill A few days
ago their little daughter Bessie was
burned ito deaf when her clothes, with
kerosene oil on them caught on fire. Yes
terday they buried another child.
This second death was that Of little
Willie Snipes. the fourteen months old
daughter, which occurred on Sunday.
The funeral was held yesterday morn
ing at eleven o'clock and was conduct
ed by Rev. r. S. Stephenson, the inter-
ment being at the family buryine
ground on the Milburnie Road. The
family need help and contributions
handed Mr., Stephenson will be Of SER
vice. It is a worthy cause.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
KcRIFLHY MEhnRTAL
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED.
Governor Aycock is Chairman aud Commit
tee of Five Named 10 Make an Appeal
For Funds q

The Central Mckinley Memorial As
sociation was organized in the Executive
office yesterday for the purposes cf
raising for the monument to the late
President Mckinley.
The meeting was called to order by
His Excellency, Governor c.. K. Aycock
at ten O'Clock yesterday. The meeting
was attended by number OF promi-
nent citizens. In calling the meeting
to order Governor Aycock said the on-
ject was to perfect an organization in
this city of branch of the national
Mckinley Memorial Association, which
has as it's object the erection by popu-
lar subscription of suitable memorial
in honor of the late President.
Governor Aycock was then chosen
chairman of the association on motion of
Mr.. JOS. G.. Brown. and Mr.. Willis G..
Briggs was elected secretary and Mr.
Jos. c. Brown treasurer
Gov Aycock stated that North Caro-
lima was expected TO raise 81 900 for
this memorial and he had appointed the
United States Senator'S and Congress-
men and the Federal Court Judges in
this State as chairmen of the commit
tees to raise funds. Others might be
added later.
The suggestion was made and adopt
ed that Mr.. Brown, the treasurer of the
Central Association here receive the
funds collected by the other local asso-
Citations in the State that the same may
be forwarded to the national treasurer.
Mr.. Brown then moved that a commit
tee of five be appointed by the Govern
or to draw up an appeal to the people
for contributions and at the same time
set forth the object and purpose of the
association. Gov. Aycock was made ex-
officio chairman of this committee and
he named as the other members Messrs.
C. T. Bailey, B. T. Dixon ,R. H. Battle,
and r. T. Gray. The secretary was in
structed to inform Ryers Richie. sec
retary of the Mckinley Memorial AS
sociation, at Cleveland, Ohio, of the or
ganization perfected here.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
AGRICULTURE AND MECHANICS.
Raleigh Sends Large Delegation to Meeting
in Washington.

Quite a delegation left here on vari-
Gus trains yesterday for Washington
where the various members of the par
ty go to take part in the annual meet
ing of the Agricultural and Mechanical
Colleges of the United States.
The meeting begins today and from
Raleigh there has gone President Win
ston, of the A. and M. College, Prof
Chas. Burkitt, professor of agriculture
Prof. Stevens, professor of biology and
entomology. Prof. B. w. Kilgore. direc-
tor of the experiment station
Doctor Traps and Prof. w A.
Withers. Prof Withers is the chair
man of the Committee on Pure Food
Legislation, the other members, being
Professors VIM. Frear, of Pennsylvania
II. j. Patterson, of Maryland, FL. j
Wheeler, of Rhode Island, and A. t.
Neale, of Delaware.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
THE RECORD THIS YEAR
Large Increase in Both the Attendance
and the Enrolment.
q PER CENT INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE
The Number Of White Boys ard Girls Of School
Age in the State is 449, 43l. The Re-
turns Complete With Exception
of Mitchell County.

The number of white children If school
age in North Carolina in 1900 was 43a,
4e1. as compared with 449, ,431 in 1907. The
increase in the number of boys this year
is more than 5000, while the Increase
among the girls is little more than
$4,000
The enrolment of boys and girls in
1900 was 270,447, as compared with 1ao,-
ITS in 1901. the increase in The cElt IL
ment being 1881. The enrolment of
the boys IN 1900 was 1i0, lS9 ana of the
girls 1870, ,258, while the enrolment of the
boys in 1901 was 151,576 and the girls
1850
The average attendance in 1909 was
142413 and in 1901 - was l72,2-2. This Is
an increase of 29, 1859 or twenty one per
cent.
The figures make gratifying showing.
1t Is noticeable that the enrolment of
the boys is much larger than that Of the
girls.
The census of white children Of school
age in North Carolina Is tia.43i The
number of white boys Is 23l .375, outnu,n-
bering the girls, who ara only n1S.05t
These cures are made UP from the re-
PORTS of County Suoerinrenlents for
1901, which are being iabuiatea in the
office o fthe Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. They are complete with the
exception of Mitchell. The official re-
cords in that county were WASHED away
by the floods last spring.
Mitchell county does Tot CURE in the
1901 returns. The enrolment for 1000 in
that county was 4.110 and the average az
tendance was 1900. The showing would
be larger for the State If it had been
possible to get he school returns from
Mitchell county.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
THE RAILROAD CONDUCTORS
FEAST AND ELECT OFFICERS.
twenty-five Members Of the Raleigh Division
OF the Order Hold Their Annual
Meeting.

The Raleigh Division of the Order of
Railway Condrc TORS which has for its
number 2s4 held two most pleasant gath
erings yesterday. One of these was a
banquet at Hotel Dorsett, the other the
annual election of officers in their hall
in the Vass building.
The banquet at Dorsett's was a
sumptuous one and was enjoyed by
about twenty five members of the order.
Among these were the following conduc-
tors: F. F. Brown, Raleigh, w. Z.
WitnerspCon, Greensboro, and T. II.
Fowler. Raleigh, of the Southern, while
from Raleigh of the Seaboard conduc-
tors these We're present: w. T. Cox, l..
j. Holland, D. B. Jones, Hugh Knight,
j. e. Bland, j. B. Hogan, j. r. Lucas,
G. F. Whitted, w. r. Kennette. G. w.
Bradley, n. c. Powell, j. f. Bost, B.
D. Gill, w. M. Whitehead, III. M. Fau-
W. w. Newman.
The banquet was an elaborate one, the
menu cards being printed in red aAd
green. which with the white of the card
board made UP the Red Green and
White, the emblems of the order. The
enjoyment to be had at the table can be
seen from the
MENU OF DINNER.
Norfolk Oysters
Celery
Chicken Gumbo
Queen Olives. Sliced Tomato. India
Relish
Baked Sea Trout. Creole Sauce.
Hollandaise Potatoes.
Roast Sirloin of Beef. Yorkshire Pud-
Roast Turkey with Dressing, Cranberry
Sweetbreads in Cases, au Champignons
Queen Fritters, Glazed.
Mashed Potatoes Candied Vans
Butter Beans. Steamed Rice.
Sugar Corn.
Mince Pie. Lemon Meringue Pie
Assorted Cakes Vanilla Ice-cream
Cream Puffs.
Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Grapes
Cheese Crackers
French Cuffee.
In the afternoon there was business
meeting of the order held, at which va
rious reports were read, the sick benefit
insurance talked of, and an election OF
officers held for the ensuing year. This
election resulted as follows:
H. NJ. Faucette-C. c.
G. II. Knight-A. G. G.
w. VIZ. Newman--S. and T.
w. II. Cox--S. G.
l.. !. Holland--J. G..
n. C. POWELL. S.
b. j. CLIO. S.
The order is in fiourisning eondi'
ton and is composed of a fine set o
men, who endeavor in all ways to MAKE
the organization of benefit to ever,
member.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
Merrimon Very Low.

Because of her delicate condition.
Mary Slagle. the fifteen-year old girl
who shot Houston Merrimon in Asheville
last week, has been removed from tie
Jail to the residence Of. the Chief OF
Police. Merrimon is considered Il. be in
a serious condition and the physicians
are not at all encouraged.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
On the Same Platform.

state Librarian Sherill has received a
letter from Mr.. P. G. Carlton, of Iredell,
requesting him to invite State Auditor
Dixon, State Superintendent of Public In
stTuction Toon and Gen. w. r. Cox to
deliver addresses at reunion of old vet
erans in Iredell county on the 29th.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
RELIABLE AND GENTLE.

There are pills and pills. You want
pill which is certain, thorough and gentle,
Mustn't gripe. DeWitt's Early Risers MI
the bill. Purely vegetable. Do not force
but assist the bowels. w. H. King Drug
Co., Bobbitt- -Wynne Drug Co., VIM. Simp-
son.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
Morgan Buys the White Star Lire
(By the Associated Pres

Iby IHF ASSOCldCtU FItSs.J
London, Nov. 9-The Sunday Special on
the authority of it's New York correspon-
dent, will announce tomorrow that j.
Pierpont Morgan has acquired the White
Star Line, and that he has secured con-
tract to purchase the Dominion Line.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12
A Bloody Combat With Knives.
fRx the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press)
Jessamine. Miss. Nov. 11.--Last night
Morgan Harrison and Robert Taylor were
attacked near Fayette by Walter Bailey,
Frank PEBBLES and another man whose
name is unknown. Knives were used.
Harrington was killed and Taylor NOR
tally wounded.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12

PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding
piles. Your druggist will refund your
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails TO cure
you. so cents. Tuesday.
The news & observer., 1901-11-12

The fact that most diseases arise from
an impure or low condition of the blood, Is
fully proven by Hoods Sarsaparilla
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12

Mr.. G s. Peaslee, e bien conocido boicario de Morgan City, La goa
de mucho pr stgio Q 81 vecindario a causa do su hablidad y cuidado en ne-
mar prescripciones. Los mejores medicos del lugar mandan sus enfermos a u
botca cada vz que pueden. Cualquier coa que olga Mr. Peasee pueie sci
acrediada Embellishments. En- una caha a Hooker y Cha, de la ciudad de
Nueva York. popetarios del Remedio Ingles. de Acker dice: "En toa mi
experiences de muchos amos como botcario, iamas he vendido medicinal de
.cualquier genera que desc tan complea satisfaction como ell Remedio IngNs
de Acker para Intermediates de Garganta y Pulmones. Fla vendido centena-
res de botelas y todavia tengo que saber de u solo case donde hala fatsdo.
de curar En- 81 crup obra con una certeza que es Supplements maraulosa.
Mi esposa 10 hce mucho aprecio de medicinas, p9o tene fe absolute Q ell Re.
medic Ingles de Acker, teniendoo siempre q mano para oil cso aguno
de los ninos sc yea atacado de crup en- la noche. Els TN remedo poitvamen.
to inofensivo segdn puedo teshfcar personalmente Conozco una nina que
|pr descuido Sc bebio IN frasco entero. Por supuesto Sc Q tmstorno ell este
mage por corto TEMPO pero 81 .malestsr Sc lie paso, y O seguida la nina quedo
en- melor saud de la que teDia antes. Puedo comprender que es tan efcaz ell
Remedio Ingles de Acker porque soy bOtcario No es solamente Vi especto-
rante sno un tonico que fortaece da vgor AL paso que cura la irritation
dc la membrane mucosa, da fuerza la constitution y purifca la sangre. Lo
endoso absolutamente"
Sc vende a5 cts, 80 cts y 81 ell fssco en- todas parties de los Esmds Unidos Canada
y en- Ightera d cd, &c Sd, 4c. cd. 81 N esds satifcho despues de comprarr etornad
ell raco a vueho bohcano y os @rad evudto vuestrod nero
Autoizamos la antmdente gaanda. W. H. HOOKER Y CHA, Propaaros Nueva
Yok-De venha poi Fichery Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12
UNA CONCLUSION AsEaURADA DE
ANTEMAN0.
Ell 0obernador Otero SO sucsdera a 81 mis-
mo como principal executive de
Nuevo Mexico.
Albuquerque American. J

Es una conclusion asegurada de ante
mano que ell gobernador M. A. Otero SO
sucedera q Of mismo como gobernador
de Nuevo Mexico. The American SO
compromise en- la antecedente declara-
ci6n con fmplicita confianza. ~ por
que no ha de continuar la administra-
cion actual? Els universalmente ADM
lido que hs sido la mas satisfactoria en-
la historic del t~erritorio. Ambos Repu.
b%licanos y Democratas admiten este
como un hecho indisputable. Y prac-
ticamente toda la prensa del territorio
ha endosado al gobernador actual para
renombramiento.
The American. con aquellos que apre-
clan la sabidurfa y p%olicfa de retener el
hombre propio en- el lugar propio, no
titubea en- abogar por 81 renombramien-
to del gobernador Otero. Cuando un
Official pdblico demuestra tan claramente
su capacidad y ~prudencia de estadista
en- ell descargo de sus deberes como ell
gobernador Otero 10 ha hecho, sus cons
tltuyentes deben sentir un orgullo per-
sonal ~profundo en- la oportunidad de
apoyarle para otro termino. Como 60
bernador, ha sido TODD 10 que podia ra-
1onablemente esperarse. Todos sus
actos oiciales han sido caracterizados
por la homestead, integridad y una
plena realization de sus deberes solem-
mes; su administration de negocios ha
sido para benefcio del pueblo y para Ell
bienestar general del territorio. Sc ha
mostrado fel q todos los cargos que SO
le han confado, y guardado y protejido
Embellishments los intereses del pueblo.
A ambas pdblicas y privadas institucio.
mes ha dado consideration especial.
Bajo su Saba y economical administra-
ci6n nuestro territorio ha adquirido una
posici6n fnanciera que aumenta grande-
mente nuestro prestigio comercial 8 in
dustrial.
Con un registro tan brillante q gu
credito, aGyuvado a su lealtad q los
principles republicanos y su devotion q
los intereses de Nueyo Mexico, no debe
haber sombra de duda respecto al re-
nombramiento del gobernador Otero, 10
cual sera un iusto reconocimiento al
merito y capacidad-no sera otra cosa
sino dar IGNORES a quien los merece.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12
Junta Republicana.

Una junta fus tenida en- La Joya,
condado de Rio Arriba con ell fin de no.
minar un juez de Paz y un Condestable.
El senior Placido Garcia llam6 la iunta
al 6rden, y por mocionss hechas y Sc
cundadas, el senior Placido Garcia fue
nombrado como presidente, Don Cruz
Martinez, vice presidente, y Eliseo Lu-
jan, secretario de dicha junta. Por
moci6n del Sr. Ismael Martinez, fu6
puesto en- nomination 81 nombre de Don
Gabriel Sanchez para Juez de Paz. Por
mocion del Sr. Juan G. Martinez, fue
puesto Don Antonio M~anzanares para
Condestable y ambos fueron adoptados
uuanimemente. Despnes tom6 ell sue
10 81 Sr. Sanchez y on seguida 81 Sr.
Manzanares, y en- pocas pero adecuadas
palabras expresaron u sentimientos
dsndo las gracias por ell honor que les
habian conferido. Despues ell Sr. Ga
briel Sanchez presento los nombres de
los senores Cruz Martinez. Gregorio
Gutierrez y David Martinez y Sanchez,
quienes SO unieron al gran partido Re
.%ublicano. Don Luis M. Garcia hizo
mocion que fueran publicados los pro-
cedimientos de dicha jnnta en- Ell NUE.
70 MExIcANo. Por moci6n de Don Is
mael MARTINEZ, la junta fue p~rorrogada
sine die. PLAoIDo GARCIA,
Presidente.
EL,rsEo T1IAN Sacratario
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12
La mejor demostracion hasta ahora.

Por ell ano de 1899 ell por ciento de
~tasaciones para fines territoriales ecau-
dado fue 733 por ciento. Esta es la
meior demonstration que Sc ha hecho ia
mas desde que un sistema inanciero fue
establecido en- ell territorio. No hay
duda que la efciencia y honestidad de
los colectores bajo la presente admins
TRACTION son de un caracter mucho mas
elevado del que han guardado antes de
ahora. Este habla bien para el pueblo
y por estos o6ciales. En- adici6n, este
hecho muestra que los provistos de la
ley Duncan en- cuanto q los deberes de
colectores y la manera y metodo de CO.
lectar tasaciones estan resultando ser de
gran valor al territorio. En- esta CO.
neccion es propio recordar que esta ley
fu6 decretada por la asamblea legisla-
tiva trigesima tercia, la cual era en- cua-
tro quintas parties Republicans y fue
irmada y aprobada por un executive
Republican,, 81 gobernador Otero. He
chos como este hablan por ST solos y
tuvieron mucho que hacer con traer q
cabo la gran victoria Republicans ell dia
6 de Noviembre pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12
orRo AsHsrNAro EN- A
Jose Dslgado herido mortalmente Of Do
mingo pasado.

Jose Delgado fue asesinado en- una
rina de borrachos que ocurrio en- Silver
City 81 domingo. La 'evidencia parece
mostrar que el crimen fue ~premeditado.
JESUS Ramos, a quien Sc acusa del ase-
%sinato, SO puso en- fuga, pero fue captu-
RADIO por el diputado alguacil Cipriano
Baca. Teodoro Silva y un %sujato la
mado Rolla fueron tambien arrestados
sobre sospecha de que estan complicados
en- oil hecho. Delgado murio q r~esultas
de n punalada que lie dieron en- Ia ba-
rriga. Jose Ramos estaba todavfa ebric
cuando fue arrestado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12

Territorio do Nuevo Mexico, Condado
de Rio Arribs, Enero 8 de 1901.
A todos a q%uienes concierna:
Conste por las presentes, como noso
tros, los abajo frmados, hemos pertene-
cido al partido democratic y siempre he-
mos rendido nnestra ayuda al mismo,
perc ahora, y de hoy en- adelante, noso-
tros por 81 mismos y de nuestra propia
voluntad nos unemos al gran y glorioso
particle Republican, y haremos TODD 10
que este en- nuestro poder en- 10 future
para Ell bienestar de dicho partido.
Estamos va desenganados que ell par
lido Republican, bajo sus honestos prin-
cipios es 81 protector del genera huma-
no. Mientras el partido democratic Of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12

territorio fue fjada, al comenzar la for
mi territorial de gobierno, on invierno.
La question de china no EXTRA en- este.
Els una question respecto a 10 que es me-
ior para la mayorfa del pueblo del terri
torlo, y no hay question en- las mentes
de las personas inteligentes que para la
mayoria es mas convenience que la SO
sion SO verifque en- 81 invierno que en-
ell versno. En- ningdn tempo es oil
china de Santa Fe 8 las condolences eli
maticas tan rigurosas que intervengan
con ninguna clase de negocioe. La su-
gestion no es acertada, No Sc cree que
la asamblea Legislative trigesima cuarta
presto ninguna atenci6n q ella. Verdad
es que seria una cosa muy buena para Ia
genie de Albuquerque venir q Santa FL
durante ell verano, pues ell china dc
Santa Fe durante JUNO, Julio y Agostc
es sin disputa muy agradable. Perc
tambien hay otras gentes q mas de laf
de Albuquerque, que viven en- las pc,
quenas plazas, aldeas, campamentos mi
neros, ranches de recess y o~vejas en- q
pals. Estas personals estan bien salts,
fechas 0 ell tempo de reunion como
esta. Siempre es bueno dejar en- 81
lugar 10 que est& bien.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12
Captura de Eligio Perea.

Eligio Perea, que dio muerte q Santa
Cruz Lucero 81 viernes de la semana pa
sada, Sc ha rendido q los oficiales de la
ley que andaban en- su busca. Eel hon.
bre asesinado era hermano del alguacil
mayor que entro en- Ell empleo 81 dia 1ro
de Enero, y era muy popular en- ell con-
dado. Era dueno de IN moline de ao-
rear y tenia como rs amos de edad. Ell
matador tiene NAL nombre y debe dos
muertes, una en- Colorado y otra en-
Arizona. Tiene como go amos de edad
y SO halla en- la carcel de Las Cruces.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12

En- esta estacion hay gran ndmero de
fallecimientos de ninos q Gauss del crup
y de las Intermediates del pulm6n. Ac-
cion expedita salvara a los pequenitos
de estas intermediates terribles. No
conocemos NADIA tan cierto para sunni
nistrar alivio instantaneo como la Cura
de I'm Minute para la Tos. Sc puede
confar en- ella tambien para la grippe y
en- todas Intermediates de la garganta y
pulmones en- los adultos. Tiene un
sabor agradable. DE venta en- la Botica
de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-01-12
AVISO.

Todo communicate enviado para publication
debe estar acompaIado del nombre y direction
del escritor-no para publicarlo, sino como una
evidencia de buena IL.
Debido a falta de espacio para publican por
entero todas las ~noticias de casamientos, obitua-
rios y otros semejsntes recibidas, publicaremos
tales ~noticias por entero solamente cuando
vengan acompanadas con sl.00. por 81 cual
mandaremos veinte copias del ndmero que con
tenga la noticia q las PERSONS que 10 remitan.
De otra manora SO hara una simple mencion
de la ocurrencia.