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tack upon the president and his senti-
ments are set forth in the following
language:
"Glancing at the head lines of the In
ter Mountain, laying on the porch of
my humble cabin last Friday, as l came
from work, was so shocked that l was
afraid to read it's contents. l prayed
heaven that your life might be spared
and that the dark lines, President Nc
Kinley Shot might be, in time. changed
to read President Mckinley Recovered
May the hand of the God of nations
and Of men rest upon you in compass
sion, and may the beloved wife, whose
hours Of trial have been many. be cheerei
by the glad assurance that you will be
spared to further years of usefulness"
This communication Mr.. Demers was
sent to President Mckinley and doubt
less many other residents Of Butte have
sent other and similar marks Of es-
TEEN. At least there are thousands who
will send out prayers from a thousand
homes that the wish of the resident Of
Gunderson may be granted.
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the capital stock of the corporation, pay
able on or before the Sth day of October,
1901, to E. s. Shields, secretary. at No.
10 West Granite street. Butte. Montana.
Any stock upon which the assessment
shall remain unpaid on the sth day OF
October, 1901. will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction. ana
unless payment is made before. will be
sold at 2 o'clock p. m. on the 18th day
of October 1901, at No. 10 West Granite
strea, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost of advertising and
cost of sale. e. S. Shields. secretary
Salmon River Mining company, NO. IL
West Granite street, Butte. Montana.
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"JIM's" PoMPADoUR IS GONE
Boxer Corbett Looks Less Pretty
VIII Pompadour
Hoi,.

When James J. Corbett first came east
from California he wore his hair pompa-
dour style, and his clothes We're evil
IDENTIFY not cut on Broadway. Since he
won and lost the heavyweight champion
ship Corbett has changed his appear
ance very materially. To begin with, he
sacrificed the pompadous hair, and by
system Of natty dressing has brought
about a transformation.
Photographs of the former champion
as me now looks have reached the Pa
cif1c coast, and those who knew him
there as a bank clerk are much puzzled.
They have difficulty in distinguishing
the features Of the former Californian,
and there is a disposition to fiISd fault
with his changed looks. One of his for
mer townsmsn makes this comment:
Judging by the latest published pic
ture of James j. Corbett, the ex-San
Franciscan has lost all the youthful,
genteel appearance that made him no
ticeable figure among pugilists. He has
also done away with that pompadous
and now wears his hair parted in the
middle and fiattened down at the sides
like that of an Anglican curate of the
Rev. Robert Sparerib type. HIS race
looks hard enough to crack cocoanuts
on, and the only good point about him
is that he has retained his agile figure
and appears fit to go right off into train
ing if inclined that way.
But James has other views than get
ting himself hurt by any other big.
strong. active, aggressive person. 1t is
darkly whispered that he has deep de-
signs on the part of Hamlet. Judging
by what is published in the New York
papers there is no boxing act in the play,
but Hamlet and a fellow called Laertes
have a fierce duel with rapers in the
last act and Hamlet kills Laertes ana
! then dies of his wounds himself Jim
! won't like this latter clause, and doubt
| less the dramatist will re-write the act
I and have the curtain fall with James
Hamlet standing with one foot on the
| breast of his fallen foe, waving the
| Stars and Stripes in one hand and with
| the other grasping the referees out
stretched mauley. 'Twould be great
| tableau!"
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Third-The amount of the existing in
detbedness of the said corporation is the
sum of twenty-three thousand one hun
dred and ninety nine dollars and sixty
cents $23. 199.60).
In witness whereof, the vice president.
in the absence of the president and
majority Of the trustees of said corpora
ton have hereunto set their hands this
10th day Of September. A. D. 1901.
JOHN r. CONNER,
Vice President.
PAUL A. FUSZ,
JOHN T. CONNER,
r. M. HODGENS,
T. p. NEWTON.
JESSE F. MELLOR,
Trustees.
State Of Montana, Lewis and Clarke
COunty-ss.
John T. Conner being first duly sworn
says on oath that he is vice president of
the Merrill Consolidated Gold Mining
company, the corporation making the
foregoing report; that he has read the
same, and knows the contents thereof.
and that they are true of his own knowl-
edge.
JOHN T. CONNER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of September. 1901.
BURT VAN LENNEN,
Notary Public in and for Lewis and
Clarke County, Montana.
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ANNUAL REPORT.

In accordance with section 451 Of the
civil code, the undersigned, being the
president and a majority of the board
Of directors Of the Albion Copper Min
ing company. report the following. with
respect to the condition of said COM
pany on September l, 1901 to-wit:
I. Amount of capital Stock 100000
shares of the par value Of five cents per
share, $4,000.
II. Stock issued and outstanding L.
057.674 shares, full paid by mining claims,
labor and Improvements. 4~--
III. Treasury stock not issued but be-
longing to the treasury 442.326 shares
Nv. Existing debts, being for wages
on open account $82O.35.
CT. ARNOLD. sol'-
President and Director.
JAMES NJ. HINKLE,
Director.
State of Montana. County of Silver
BOWS.
1. C. F. Arnold, do solemnly swear
that 1 am the president of the above
named corporation; that the matters set
forth in the foregoing report are true and
correct; that the signatures are those
of the president and a majority of the
directors.
c. F. ARNOLD.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of September, 1901. at Butte.
Montana.
ISean JAMES NJ. HINkLE,
Notary Public in and for Silver Bow
County, Montana.
ANNUAL. STATEMENT OF THE MER-
RILL CONSOLIDATED GOLD
MINING COMPANY.
The Merrill Consolidated Gold Mining
company, a corporation. organized under
the laws of the state of Montana. makes
the following report:
First-The amount Of the capital STOCK
of said corporation is five hundred thou
sand ($5OO, OOO) dollars. consisting OF one
hundred thousand shares of the par
value of Ave dollars per share.
Second-The amount of the capital
stock of the said corporation actually
paid in is the sum OF Ave hundred thou
sand ($500, 000) dollars, fully paid IN the
purchase Of mining property
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The Law

Of health has no uniformed guardians
of its peace. If it had there would be
arrests innumerable in every restaurant
every day of the year. Both in the
quantity and quality of the food they
eat and in the manner of its constmp-
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. ton men and
N women sin
II each day
N against the
laws of health.
Those who
will not need
= Natures
warnings cam
not escape her pun
ishments, and dys-
pepsia or stomach
wtrouble" is the inva-
riable penalty Of care
less eating.
There is no other
medicine for diseases
of the stomach and
allied organs of d-
gestion and nutrition
which can compare
with DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery. 1t cures
these diseases perfect
ly and permanently,
and enables the build
inc IN of the whole
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-12

Knee Pant Suits,
Worth up to sI.7s for 81
OOC III
The biggest moneys worth anM,
store could possibly give it's patrons
For the boys from to years there
are the neat little vestees made
from cheviot. worsted and cassls
mere materials in medium and dark
colors. all suitably trimmed, some !
with velvets, others with beads.
For the larger fellows g to IS
years) there are two piece suits.
tailored from heavy cheviots in as
sorted colors and put together in
manner calculated to stand the
severest service. Values in this
lot up to $1.75............. ........s
Price 68 Cents
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-12

body into vigorous health.
NJ took two bottles Of DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery for stomach trouble" writes
Clarence carnss ESQ, Of rayiorstown L9Isdo'uH
take any more l can eat most anything now.
! am SO we'll pleased with il hardly know how
tried a whole lot Of things before wrote to
you. There was a gentleman told me about
your medicine how It had cured his wife.
did, for l don't know what would have done
If it had not been for DR.. Pierces Golden Med.
ical Discovery
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-12

Knee Pant Suits
Worth up to 50 so for
$7.05
Knee-pant suits in sizes 5 to Is
years. vestee suits in sizes 3 to s
years, and the desirable manly
affairs in sizes 8 to s years. The as
sOrtnlent in this line Is unusually
large, the general character Of the
garments especially high. the color
ing refined and rich. The shapes
moulded after the advance models,
the materials in numerous weaves.
pure wool and Of guaranteed good
ness. Altogether this lot is one
upon which we place particular
stress, furnishing as it does real
fine clothing at a particularly low
inquire .......... .............. ......
Price $3.o5
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For the boys Of from + to -
years, either for school wear or
work. there are fifty or sixty good,
substantial cheviot suits mot all
wool, but nearly so,) in many var
iatons of neat dark and medium
colors, built for service, yet of good
shape. Such values as $500, $500
and $50 .................. ...s ). 40
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VIA NORTHERN PACIFIC.

The first Tuesdays in August and Sep
tember Northern Pacific railway will
cell round trip tickets to Buffalo with
sixty DAYS limit at rates of $64.50 and
s66 600 for the round trip. For further
call On or write,
= w. II. MERRYMAN.
G<nl Agt., n. P. Ry.. cor. Park and Main
SITS, Butte.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Salmon River Mining company. whose
principal place of business Is at NO ~
West Granite street, Butte, Montana
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the directors. held on the sra DAY
of September, 1901. an assessment OF
FIVE f5) cents per share was levied on
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-12
Teachers in Session.

ESPECIAL to Inter MOuntain.) +
Boulder. Sept. 12.-There IS latse
attendance at the teachers institute that
hepan Yesterday and will con-
t:nue throughout the week.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-12
Woman Deputy Treasurer.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Dillon, Sept 12.-Miss Grace Graeter
has been appointed deputy by County
Treasurer Edinger.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-12

THERE IS NO MEDIUM THAT WILL
bring buyer and seller together so
quickly as a little want ad In the Inter
Mountain.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-12

in 60 to 80 days without the use Of potash
or mercury, to stay cured forever. Re
hex disorders from excuses in early life,
lost manhood and debility, promptly
and permanently cured. Every case &C
cepted under legal guarantee. Send
stamp for free book. Call or write the
Western Medical Dispensary. 107 Eas:
Broadway. Butte. Mont
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-10

de esa manera, la ves que aseguTa
el medic de desenyolver sus naturales
recuIsOs. Haze notar de pasada ell
peri0dicO que Les inspiIa esta informa-
c6n, que FlaDcia vende mas q Mejico
que Alemania, como 10 reyelan las i'm
portaciones de ambos paises.
La exportaci6n de metales preciosos
Sc eleva una cifra muy respectable.
En- 1899 la del ORC lego 4 ocho milo
mes de pesos y la de la plata a veinte y
nueve. De esta manera los capitales
encuentran alli una cO!ocaci6n tan Sc
.ura como TemuneradoIa.
Las industrias manufacturers Sc
desenvueiven tamb61 con mucha ia
pidez, sin que sea obstaculo para elio
la circunstanCia de que en- este terre-
no toIo estaba por cTear. Pero esta
cleaci6n Sc va realizando en- medic de
una reunion de circunstancias feiices
y de medidas econ0micas bien pensa
das.
La production agllcola y minera au-
menta y contribuye con efcacia al Gre
cimiento de la poblaci6n Industrial de
que en- verdad carecfa. Ess poblac6n
seIa pOr ell mOmentO ex0tica, mas nc
tardara en- ser nacional. Sobre la gran
question de la mano de obra, question
vital, los mejicanos han demostIado
una gran peTspicacia y un claro discer
nimiento de las necesidades de la situa.
cf0n, hacienda un llamamiento a Ia
mano de obra extraAjera.
Ell cuadro que traza el diariO de Ia
ciudad imperial es harto halagiieno pa
ra la naci6n que tras largo y doIorost
calvario, ha legado, segdn parece,
encontrar la base, ell fundamento, de 81
tranquilidad moral y material, median
tie las cuales marcha gal'ardaments
por las Was de un progreso constante
81 la pintura que hem0s hecho es exac
ia copla de la realidad, 10 celebraremol
s.nceIamente, por que siendo Mejict
un pals americana dc raza id6ntica
la nuestra, nos ha de producer grats
impression ell bienestar de que goza y Q
prestigio que comienza q cubrir ST
nombre donde quiera que este es pro
nunciado, PoE. las artes de la paz hs
llegado q tai situaci6n y por la obser
vancia de preceptos anti-radicales po
drA consolidate dehnitiYaMente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-10
BANDERAS
PARA
PUERTO RICO

La Tribune, de Chicago, anuncia
que Sc han encargado varios estable
cimientos de aquela cudad la confec
ci6n de algunos millares de banderas
norteamericanas, que SO dest:nalan q
Puerto Rico. Tlatase de que duran
t, la fiesta del 4 de Juio proximo, ami
versar:o de la Indepen 'encia de los
Estados Unidos, no haya espacio en-
la capital puertorriQueiia sin los colo
res rojo, blancO y azul.
Habra banderas de todos tamaiios y
para todos los gustos. El ObjetO del
gobierno de Washington es conseguir
que los puertorriqueht Sc inclinen Ca
da dfa mas a los Estados ULidos a
fueIza de comtemplar por todas parties,
tantO en- la capital como en- las demas
poblaciones, de Ia nueva colonia, la
ensefia tiicolor. A prccurar este fin
han sido invitadOs los profesores puer-
torriquefios que vsitaron ell 1ltlmo oto-
no la capital de la Union y las gran
des poblaciones del Este, Boston y
Nueva York entire elias.
Ell peri6dico de donde traducimos
esta noticia no dice NADIA respecto de
Ia actual situaci6n de Puerto REQ, de
la ley de rentas, del entrnnizamiento
del exodo = del estado de penur.a en-
que actualmente Sc encuentra la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-10
ALICIA SlCARD0
PROXIMO CONCERTO
EN- CAGUAS

La genia artista, cuyo nombre enca
be1a estas lineas, saldra hoy para Oa-
guas, con objeto de organizar un con-
cierto, 1ue sera ell segundo, de la serie
que tiene que celebTar, antes de partir
para Europa.
Ell nombre de la dimiI uta artista es
una garantia de exito, y la sociedad ca
guena que tendra brevemente ell placer
de eseuchag con entusiasmo, la admira-
BILE ejecuci6n de Alicia, confirmara con
sus aplausos nuestra opinion y la de-
p1b blico de esta capital, que ha lendido
tribute de admirac On q la precoz y es
piritual artista.
FL aIte d'gmfca los pueblos, y estos,
agradecidos,. deben sentir admir- aci6n y
simpatia hacia los q9e hacen resonar ell
nombre de Ia pat:ia EN- lejanos suelos,
6 sen. una esperan-a legftimamente
fundads, como Alicia Sicard6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-10
LA SOCIEDAD
"UNION ESPANOLA'
de Mayaguez

Hemos recibido ell Reglamento para
ell regimen y gobierno de la sooiedad
de Auxilio Mutuo de Mayaguez.
Els un folleto galanamente escritO,
que afianzara mas los la zOs de union
que existen entire espaholes Y puerto
rIiqueilOs.
Los fides de la mencionada institu
ci6n, son altamente beneficos y laula
bles ell solo hecho de haberse consti
tuido de manera tan firme y s0lida es
ussa prueba de que las energfas y virtu
des que siempre han briIlad) en- ell pue-
bio espafol siguen fulgurando radiosa-
mente en- nuestros .compatriotas de
Mayaguez.
La bordad de gu .prop5sito es tan
notoria que esta SOciedad, que a tie
ne asegurada una larga pr6spera vi
ds, Sc vera reio~za1a y aumentada
constantemente QOr tOdos los h0mbres
amantes de sus tradiciones, de su
orfgen nobilfsimo.
A @ ntinuaci6n reproducimos tres
artfculos del capftulo primrro, one di
cen mas sobre ell asunto, que cuantO
nosotros pudieramos escribir:
""Artfculo l. La Sociedad ileva un
nombre sencil'o que no demuestra sino
fines, que son, los de la congregation
de los espafioles aQuf residences, y Sc
denominarz "Un.6l Espafiola", cuyo
obje 0 es ell auxilio y protection mdtua
Art. % Propendeca ademas q que
no decaiga nunca ell amor q Espana,
nj se desmientan los conceptos de 81
hidalgufa, sin perjuicio de respetar las
leyes vigentes y guardian respetuosa
consideration q las autoridadr consti-
tlidas.
Art, 80 La Sociedad Sc afanara por
mantener vivOs los lazOs entire los es-
pafioles y puertorriqucflos, hermanos
todes por raz6n de raza, idioma, usos y
costumbres, circuns oancia por la que
queden ingresar como socios On la
misma".
Deseamos lal "Uni6n Espanola",
de Mayagiez, ell exito a que es acree-
dora por tan grande iniciativa.
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La marina alemana

El rapido desarrolo de la marina
mercante alemana comienza a guitar
ell sueno algunos ing!eses. Ua infor-
me dirigido al Forcing Office por Mr..
Gastrall, agregado comerclal a la EN-
bajado inglesa en- Berlin, es la causa
de tales sobresaltOs.
De los datos oficiales recogidos por
monsieur Gastral, resulta que ell gobier
no sleman ha gastado 488 millones de
marcos en- agrandar los puertos y me-
jorar su estadO. En- las obras del de
Hamburgo solamente Sc han gastado
3O6 marcos, y en- ell de Stethin 40 mi
Homes.
FL tonelaje de la fota comercal 6e
Alemania ha aumentado tambien de
una manera fantastica. En- 1871 el
tonelaje total de los buques mercantes
era de Sl,994 toneiadas y hoy es de
2.159.O00 es decir, que el aumento ha
sido 100000 toneladas por aflo.
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L A COMP PANIA
D2ANATICA QUE AcTUA
EN- PONCE
"Adriana de LecOuvreM'

Ell sabaeo puso en- escena la compaffa
"Martfnez Casado", "AdriAna de Lecou.
vreur", obra que obtuvo un sxito notable.
Todos los autores lucieron msgniico Wis.
tuario.
Ell pdbico con sus reiterados aplausos
frecuentes llamadas al procelio demostr6
cuan satisfecho qued6 del espectacuio. Lo
que no podfa menos de suceder, despu6s de
las magistrates escenas de los actos eusrto
auinto, en- que Lusa Sc excediS 81 misma
Aquel dialogo con la princesa, que termi.
no con la entrega de la pulsera, aquella re
citaci6n de la escens de "Fedra' en- que
Adriana humlla su rival, luego al ter
minar la obra la eScena del delirio de la
muerte, resultaron inimitables, justifica.
ron la ovaci6n de la escojida concurencia
que asiSti6 al colse0.
Termin6 ell espectaculo con ell chistosisimo
sainete ''iFueraT, que divirti6 grandemen's
los espectadores.
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PlazaS VaCdnteS

La de alcalde dc la carcel de Mana'i
con S2l de sueldo menSuai
Las de dos ccladOres de hygiene dll miSm0
pueblo, con $lS
y la d un empleado municipal en- el
ayuntamientO de Coamo, que Sc ent;enda
en- diigenciar las ctaci0nes admlnistrati-
vas, Inspection de arbitrios impuestos
municipales, de :erreno eg,doS, solares del
Municipio, fabricas urbanas y oros serVi
clos de administrator, cuyo destino e ia
dotado Con ell sueldo nensual de p dollars
LeemOs en- nuest o cpiega el ''Dlarlo de
lasMarna," de la HAoana:
Sc Supllca la reproduce on de estas ineas
en- bien de una madre que Sufre:
"Se deSea saber ell parai~ro del j0ven
don rturo Fcr0an !ez Rivera, que Sc ha
llaba en San Juan dc Puerto Rico cuando
la guerra hispano americana A qui ten
"a motto a de este joven, le suphCa su ma
DIRE dona Margsrta Rivera de Fernand' 4
envie los datos al ''Diario de la Marina
(Habana)''
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EStadiStiCa
intereSantiSimd

En- ell afiO de 1900 hubO un gran
a1mento de consume total de az1car
en- les Estados Unidos.
Seg1u ell american Grocer, ell tC-
tai alcanza 4 2.2l9,84 toneladas, con-
ira 2.07S, S,068 toneladas en- 1899
Ell consume por cabeza en- 1900 fue
de 66.6 libras, contra 81 libras en-
1899.
El ccnsImo en- 1900 sc divide. como
sigue: a, 1car de cana de lOs Estados
Unidos, 174,4 toneladas; azGcar de
rem, .cha de los EstadOs Unidus,
1928 toneadas; az1car de- ~Eep'e,
5000 toneladas y 7,647 DE- panelss Ia
cual arIoja un total general de 266 843
toneladas del producto del pais".
A 1.96O,0l4 toneladas alamo e
consume del productp extranjero, Ell
las partidas siguientes: az1car de cana,
1863, 1874 toneladas; azdcar de reno
lacha sin refinar, 373,O77 toneladas y
1913 toneladas de ..refnado. En- es
tos guarismos correspondientes al ex-
tranjero estan cOmprendidas 250, 1856
tone,adas de- az6car del Hawaii.
Ahora bien; 81 los americanos, en- nc
lejano tempo hacen producer Hawaii
400 600 toueladas, Puerto REQ 15C
mil y Filipinas 100000, tendremos
un total de 1.O5O, 600, que deducidaJ
del million 500, ,194 tonsladas que CO: .
sumen de az1car de cana extranjera
dejaran un margen para Oaba dc
519,194 toneladas, sin contar 10 que
importan de Java y de otras parties )
ell aumento considerable que va tenien
do la production de ax1car de remola
cha en- los Estados Unidos.
Por consiguiente, ell Gnico medic de
salvar la production szucarera cubana
seria la franquicia arancelaria en- loi
Estados Unidos, como la tiene Hawai-
y la tendran Puerto Rico y Fllipinas
para que Cuba pudiese colocar en- 9
mercado americana l 100000 de tone
ladas, evitando la Importation alf d.
szhcar de remolacha y de Java. u
como coDseguir estol
Estudien ell problema los polftico
de la isla helmana. Es question d.
v.da 6 mue.te.
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NOtiCias OfiCialeS

Ell alcalde municipal de ViequeS, don
Francisco Quiflones partlcipa al GOberna-
dor Civil que gracias q los serviciOs pre-
tados por la policia insular y ell pueblo, la
oonHagraci6n que destfuy6 los almacenes
del senor Lagargue, p-do localizarse sin
otras consecuencias que lameDtar.
--Ha solicitado una plaza de Sub collector
de Rentas don Victor Cumpianc, del Rim
con.
--Nicolasa Munoz, ia presentaio una
instancia al Gobernsdor, pidiendo que le
sea conmutada la condena que cumple su
esposo en- la carcel de MayagueS, pO- de
litos dc pillsje raiz de la ocupsci6n ameh
cana.
--Don Leopoldo Venegas, alcalde de
Vitques, remite al Gobisrno Civil c0pis
certitcada de un acuerdo tornado por aqn,
ayuutamiento el dia del mes en- curse
relative la suma que le adeuda 81 Conse
jo municipal de Humacao.
Anoche sc celebr6 la annnciada confsren
ola en- ell Ateneo Puertorriquvfo.
Result6 muy lucida.