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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
Royalty IN Perit,
Plot To ASsasinate Alfonso
XIII.

A despatch to the Pdtric FROM BarceIo.
ma, Spain, says; Tue police are keeping
vig'lant watcl on the frontier and at the
ports IN order to effect The captured of Two
anarchists, Spaniaid and an Italian, scho
are believed to have Landed at Marselles
and to be making their way to Madrid with
the intention Of attempting to assasinate
The king The conspiracy was halched IN
an Anarchist centre il Nerlh America. All
vessels from Marselles and Genoa are
thoroughly searched
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
ShipUrDek and SidHnp OI
The Merchant Vessel ASyriaa.
Special Oablegram to Boetin Mercantil
New York, June 8th.--Near the
coast of Terranova, the merchant
ship Assyriaa became shipwrecked
and Went under
The Vac in South Africa.
The English Triumphant.

Special Cablegram to Boletn Mercantil
London, June Sth.-The British
troops who are skirmishing in the
North OF Cape Colony have driven
out all the Beers from that e,tion
At B9thulie. to the South of the
Orange Ere State a commander
|ot the Boer torces has surrendered
TO the English.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
Disorder IN Barcelona
One Hundred Woundred.

Special cabegram to Boletin Mercantil I
Madrid, June 8h. - The Civll
Governor of Barcelona has tele-
graphed saying that during The pro-
cession of Corpus, the anarchists of
Barcelona formed e tumultous op
position and as a result many mis-
foriunates took place.
When the multitude began to
run, panic stricken great confusion
followed and many were injured
During his excitement over 100
persons We're Injured
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
The London Press.
Calls the Decision A Legal Fiction'

The London newspapers have paid scant
attention to the decision of the United
States Supreme Court in the insRlar cases.
The few comments made deal principally
with the confusing nature of the judgm.
ent" Il is, however, agreed that the prac.
tital result IS obylous-tbar it leaves congress
free 0 teal with the annexed territories as
1t pleases The st. James'S Gazette says.
s lt is one Of those legal ficlions which
ad 50 much to DO with the Development of
our institutions. 1t is certainly conye.
nient judgment for President McKinley's
government, and will probably clear away
many difficulties bequsathed to American
statesmen by the Spanish war;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
The United States Insists Th11
The CublnS Approve lie
PIatt Amendment.

Special cablegram to Bcletin Mercaniil |
New York, June 8th-The Amer
lean Government insists that the
Cuban Convention approve the
bases of the Plat Amendment to lis
very letter and spirit,
Ia the circles Of this city doubt is
entertained that such a determina
ton will be acceded to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
Gamblers Confess.

Three gamblers pleaded guilty in Ne,e
York last Geek. They were they first OF
The men taken in the raids Of the Commit
tee Of Fifteen WHO have had the courage 10
faes the ceurts under grand jury dictment.
Tsey received a sentence Of thirty days in
the cls pfison IN spite OF the determined
pea q shelg counsel fsr the imposition Of
. iine lnsfsa The penalty as fixed at the
suggestion II tue dlstricE attorney.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
A Fortunate Man

Special Cablegram to Boletin Mercantil
London, June Sth -rbe ex Go
vernon Of Cape Colony, Sir Al
fed Miner, has been given freedom
of the city.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
Mortgage Extensions in Cuba

BY decree to be issued very soon the
the term fsr paying mertgagfs u Cuha Alll
be extended four seats, ahe debiofs pa9ing
each year resp ctiyelY tn, fifteen fliuit-
five and forty per eant of TIC pTsacjpal and
accrued interest It is understood that both
sides ale satisfied with this arrangement.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
TELEPHONE. "a
Cable Address " morris" Al B. G. Code

The Bolcda Meycaatjl is tie oldest ne,ospaper
on tle Island II IS Conservative, Independent ana
progressive in all matters of public interest ~ 'S
ioad "a Uo best families reaches the baghg classes
md is easily first ia ptbto estimation ana as az
Udcertisiag medium.
The afternoon edition Of the BoLETIN reaches
ost of toea patrons "a hoars IN ddrdnce q ne
moraiHg dQil{cS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08

The g Ponce" sails for Porto Rico from
New York to day.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08

The package of money marked simply
" Abe, Muriilo which has caused so much
trouble to DR.. Moret is on the desk of the
sergent of insulur police in the Luna St.
station. 1t is securely sealed and without
knowing the denomination of the bills it is
impossible to say how many thou 'ands OF
dollars it contains
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
City and Suburbs
Local and-Pcrsonal Notes
In and About the Capita

Several petty rows took place last night
in the upper section Of the city The police
promptly surpressal them and conselurns
fines add d s 32 to the city treasury this
morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08

4 para producer una ere
: ma agradablc al pala-
: dar. Scott & Bovine
: fucron mas ALA y aso-
! cidndole los hipofosf-
tos dc cal y de sosa,
Z que son los reconstitu-
: yentes mas poderosos
! que SC conocen en- la
: medicina, produjeron
/. una combination feIiz
Z que da grasa y fortaleza
: 4 los tejidos y pulmo-
: nes, cal / los huesos,
J f6sforo al cerebro y
] sosa 1 la sangre.
Debo oXigirse siemprc Ia legitima
Emulsion de Scott que lleva la
ctiqueta del hombre con el baca
lao 4 cuestas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08

The PHILADELPHIA left this port yesterday
for Venezuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08

There is an organized gung Of petty
thieves in Puerta de TERRA.
One of the riDgleaderS was arrested last
night aud his sentence Of 80 days in jail
to day will be warning to his associates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
New York Marke, to day
Feeds The Flames.
Another African Burnt Offering

Fred Rochelle, q negro, thirty-fye years
OF age, who assaulted and then murdered
Mrs Rena Taggart, was burned at the stake
at Barto@, Florida last W, elk, in the presen-
ce of throng. The burning was within
one hundred yards Of the equare Of this city.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
The BubODic PLAQUE IN Europe.

Special cablegram to Boletin Mercanti
London, June Sh There have
occurred in this city several cases Of
bubonic plague.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-08
More Anarchists Made Prisoners
at Barcelona.
Peace at COruna.

Special Cablcgram to Boletin Mertantl
Madrid, June 8th.-Twenty three
anarchists have been imprisoned in
Barcelona and wait action Of a
Council of War The prisoners
were complicated in the recent slri
kes.
The peace Of Coruna has not been
disturbed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
MARRIAGES.

ANDERSON WATKINS West Point,
Texas. Nav married AT the Arkansas
hotel at $40 p. M today, Mr.. byron An
dcrson of Drnlson ito Miss Watkins nj
Thomastou. Rev william Daniels ofhclat
Ing
MOOTS. ROWLAND - Denison, Texas.
Mny AT the NAPLES Memorial 'hurrh
last night c. NJ. Mools and Miss Bella
Rowland were married In tao presehce
Of large number Of leading society PEG
pie
HARRIS YARBROUGu. Mineola,
Texas, MAY IN w. Harris n very prom
lnent lawyer of this city, and Mrs. Bessie
Ynrhrough were married last night at
the brides house by the Rev, A. A. Dun
cnn.
SMITH GIBBS. -Mexia, Texas, May J..
Last night nj the residence o the bride :
mother Mrs. S. j. Gibbs, in this city, Mr..
r. Frank Smith and Miss Jasper Gibhs
were married In the presence of Few
friends Rev T. j. Duncan of Ennis ofhciat-
Ing
WHITCOMB THOMPSON. - Webster,
Texas April 30.Mr. uail Whitcomb and
Miss Josie Thompson, both OF this place,
were married at the residence OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. jane
Thompson on Monday, April % Miss
Thompson has been employed for several
years ms stenographcr and typewriter fol
the Houston Business Lcagne. and Mr.
Whtcumb has held important positions II
the telegraph service Of the Southern IA
! cihc railroad. Tho happy couple wfr'
buried under an avalanche Of rice on theil
departure for Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
Nlotorla Local News.

victoria. Texas, May 2.-The trustees Of
the victoria independent school district
have elected the following corps OF teach
ers for next year. Principal. Arthur 10.
fcyre; assistants, Profs. Smith and Thomas.
Misses Julia white. Allie Dean, May
sterne. Jessie TAurmond Nettie Waddeli,
Nav Martin ana Mrs, c. Z, Aiken.
The physical department Of the Young
Mems Christian Association WIZ give theh
Teyt Tuesday night Mag Z; about thlrty.
ave members VIII participate, INCLUDING a
team from the junior ana Juvenile classes.
General PASSENGER Agent W sxi y STATE isi
ddax iefi mis- morning for Houston on busl
less He was the bearer rsg,s Of a, 4 Pea a
ora tribute from re iaqleS which luz Viii b..
presented AT Houston i,
Mr.. and Mrs W G. barnes t etnrhigid
stay In Southern Florida.
Mrs. Frank Henry returned Ses'eLhn a,S
visiting for two weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

PARASITIC i-months-old child of j. f.
Mckinney was scaldcd ia death by ket'
tie Of boiling water turning over on n.
TEMPLE Colonel p. $. Godfrey Is here
purchasing horses for the cavalry; he Is
paying 500 per head, but the requirements
nrc severe
HEMPSTEAD.-The shipments Of dew
berries are very large lust now; the crop
is good one and the berries are fine.
MARLIN. Tho negro teachers OF Falls
county are to have n summer normal herei
j. Washington Is the conductor.
GONZALES. The colored teachers lnsti-
tutc decided to hold a summer normal here
with j. H. plckard as conductor
TEMpIE.--A union revival meeting Is
now being held by the churches OF me clly;
The local preachers VIZ do thf Wofk UNI un.i'
BATESVILLE.--A fine rain has fallen,
The first since last October Stock water
was getting scarce.
URARNE.--A protracted meeting Is In
Progress at the Presbyterian church ana a
great deal Of good Is being done, Eight. or
ten have Joined tho church The meeting
WIN continne n few days longer
GREENyILLE.-Th jury in the Morgan
murder case returned a verdlct OF not
guilty.
GREENYILLE.-Afte living nearly two
months. the child which was born "ithou'
arms or legs is dead.
ABILENE.-A negro woman and a man man
are In fall on charge of having murdered
the husband Of the woman by GIVING MN
poison. on examining trial they were re-
handed without bond.
DALLAS. George Treadwell, well
known Young man about town., was sho'
! and probahly fatally wounded. Dottie Ora
| ham is under 5000 bond.
! DALLAs.-The State Underwriters asso
| clntIon is In session here. The time Is
| taken up with short talks and there Is nc
set program.
MINERAL wELLS.--A lake TO supply
the city with water Is being built here
Mckinney John ousley, living eighteen
| miles west OF Mckinney, has lust SOLO =
| sixty acre tract OF land at $40 per aere u
| John Summertime
| UONDO In the district court Judgment
| for So. 900 was rendered In favor Of th'
| nlaIntiH In the case OF Louis buch W
| Gaiyeston. Harrisburg and San Antouit
hallway company for personal injuries,
uONDO. The woodinen of the World un
| yelled n monument to II. Buss at New
Fountain. Abont 800 people witnessed th'
ceremonies.
CAT SPRING. There Is well deyeiope.
case OF smallpox at the section house AM
| more are expected.
wAcO.-Mrs. Georgia Bryant recovered
Judgment OF $1,000 against the SANTA ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
Wharf COMPANY win Use oil.

Galveston, Texas. May III. Il. Bailey
secretary aud general manager of tie Gal
weston Wharf company, said this morning
that Just as soon as the oil people were
In position to deliver their product here
its use for fuel would be adopted by the
wharf company. The equipment has not
yet been purchased for changing from-the
present method of heating by coal ia thal
of heating by oil. but this can be obtained
In short time. What Mr.. Bailey is wait.
Ing on Is the providing Of tanks necessary
TO contain supply of oil for a sufficient
length Of time and also for the transporta.
rion Of the product 10 this city The uues.
ton Of the adoption NJ oil as fuel has
already been decided hy the company ana
II is only waiting such a time as the oil
can be regularly delivered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
Petroleum as Fuel.

Galveston, Texas, May 1.-The Star flour
mills commenced the use of oil for fuel
Instead of coal this morning. Superlntend'
ent f. j. Becker of the plant looked after
the installing of the oil burning apparatus
and the starting off today and is highly
pleased with the new arrangement. II
wor>U like n charm and is much cleaner
than the old method.
Three furnaces were in operation this
morning, and it IS estimated they. will
consume thirty-tive harT~.ls oe oil per day
They will furnish heat for boiler that
supplies 350-horse power engine.
The machinery necessary for the install
iatiOn Of the new method Is very simple
the vaporlzlng apparatus for distributing
the oil rs It goes through the Jets into the
furnace being the only part of the ap
paratus on which there Is a patent The
contract for supply Of oil for onc
year has been closed with Corslcana
concern at 20 cents per barrel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
OIL NOTES.

New Birmingham. Texas, May Ia com
pany has been organized TO bore test
well in this section
Lexington. Texas, MAY 1,--somc parties
are here leasing land for oil. There nre
good indications OF oil In several parts OF
the county.
Jennings, La. May 1.-The test OF the
Beaumont petroleum as fuel. which was
conducted nj the electric light plant, was
entirely satisfactory.
Corsicauu. Texas, May Wv. II. sta
ley expects to bring la a good well on the
Meyers tract within len days Sly new
the light oil district.
Foresville, Texas, May lon fever has
panies are In an embryo state. II is
claimed oil has been found In small qunn-
titles In this county
Alvin, Texas. May The Alvin oil
company held an important business meet
Ing at 10 o'clock today at which II was
leases and preparing for operations AZ
tast ms possible.
Marquee, Texas, April 8o.-Mr. Black,
man, representing Crroesbeeck aud McXia
parties, has been here today irving to
secure leases on all lands lying between
Marquee and the NavasotH river he claims
that the company he represents will be
gin boring for oil at or near the river
within three months.
Hearne. Texas. May 1.-Mr. W, Il. Shan
| ley of Granbury ms been In the city the
past week leasing land for company who
has leased several thousand acres near
! Wheelock, Sutton and uearnc, The Co
! operative on company of Corsicana have
several thousand acres leased here.
Waxahachie. Texas. MAY 1.-The Vlckery
! Oil and Development company with cap.
! ital stock of 500, 900 was organized here
! yesterday. The officers elected were ~
| follows: , H. Holland, president: Willis
coleman. first vice president. S. p. Langs
! ford, second vice president; George II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
Oranoe Oil Notes.

Orange, Texas. May III O. Nourse.
superintendent of the water bureau OF the
city OF Chicago. and director In the
Chicago orange oil company, arrived here
last night. accompanied by c, Is. Dicks.
capitalist OF that city. They will be
followed In few days by William Loef-
iier. city secretary OF Chicago. and other
capitalists Mcssrs Noursc and Dicks have
spent the day examining the lands re-
Gently acquired IN this county by the
Chicago Orange oil company and express
themselves as highly pleased with their
location and with the prospects for finding
oil ON their holdings.
The citizens Oh company of Orange,
Texas, recently crgauizcd and charter Tor
which has hcen applied for, purchased two
tracts OF land in this county today and
acquired some very valuable leases. The
work of organizing the company viii go
rapidly forward now aud 1t Is the iuten.
tlon 10 hesu operations At the earliest
possible moment The difficulties, in Sc.
curing rigs Is retarding the development
OF the oil lands In this county but every
effort Is being made TO rush the work and
In n short time drills VIII he going down
In every part of the county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

list in Switzerland, the other IS g captain
IN the regular army now IN the fh'hp'
pines
Mrs Sophronu Vim died at Forreston'
this county. yesterday morning.
SMITH. Mineral Wells, fexas, May l..
Mi. l.. c. smith, a prominent citlzen OF
Dallas. died Of paralysis Of the heart at
about IL O'Clock last night
RAFFERTY,. Fort Worth, Texas. May
Mrs NJ Rafferty,, aged q years, died
At the home OF her son IN ms CITY Lar" ~
tbs county. She leaves seven children.
BRYAN San Marcos, Texas, May 1.-Mr.
A. ". Bryan, an old citizen, died at MS
residence IN san Marco2ss, Aprii " ~ Ms
sons survive him One is leading den
UILBURN.-F Worth Texas. May
Mrs c. Hllburn OF Jacksboro died al
the home of her sister In this city I'M,
Judge Blair of Jack county, formerly OF
this city.
"Reminiscences, Texas, April 29.-M;s
John Grubbs died Saturday morning anl
was buried In the Center eemetery satur
day afternoon. Mrs Grubbs had been II
failing health for long time M " wa
known for some time before her death tina
she could not live.
GARRETT. Center, Texas, April 29;-Mr
l. NJ Garrett, who lived seven miles II
rhe country, died last sunday morning ans
wns hurled at the old Garrett cemetei'
sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr.. Garret
xrns once sheriff of shelby county and ha'
many friends here. who deeply mourn hi
loss He leaves wife and two small chill
dren.
WALLs.--olive, Texas, May Last
night at o'clock. from dropsy: Mrs. a
Walls died She had been suffering fol
several months. and was gradually sinking
until last night when she passed away. She
| had become so helpless she had to b.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
Barbecue at Van Week.

Wharton, Texas, May 2.-rhe barbecue
and town lot sale at Van Week, present
terminus OF the Caney Valley road. was
huge success. In addition to the crowd
which left, many followed from here on
the regular train, Mr.. Charles Hosack of
Cleburne represented the company in dis
posing Of the lots aud blocks, which com
handed fair prices. The crowd came prin-
cipally from the two counties, though buy
crs were present from abroad, the whole
estimated at 2So0 people. There never was
such grand bNrhec,ic spread, beef. pork
and mutton in quantity cooked to sult the
most fastidious taste, The dancing plat
form 40xiOO feet held at one time eighty
couples. the Houston Lewis military band
| tiop several horse races were held Oh a
| track specially prepared for the occasion;
| was of course the affair of the day. The
| grand march was led by l, Flnklestlen and
| Miss Lula Horton, both of Wharton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
HARDIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT.
New Rigs viii Shortly Be Put to Work
Near kountze

Kountze. Texas. May 1.Bach day brings
new ana larger crowds of oil spectators
TO Kountzc. The interest that has been
conferred in Beaumont is drifting this way.
Sour Lake and Saratoga are both situated
in Hardin county. Both are oil fields that
hold out great possibilities oil in paying
quantities has been found at depth of
only 225 feet.
The machinery Of the Texas Geyser COM
pany will be shipped here today and will
he immediately put up on the James Walton
tract of land, situated about two miles
east of Saratoga.
Machinery for the Beaumont Saratoga oil
and Pipe Line company Is on route and Will
be carried to Saratoga as soon as 1t ar
rives. This company owns $50 acres at
Saratoga. They hope to be able to bring
IN a gusher in due time.
The value of lands is steadily increasing
Mt Sour Lake, Saratoga aud along the line
between these places.
4 deal was closed here yesterday for
twenty acres at 500 per acre. The land is
situated two miles south of Saratoga.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
ROSENBERG is EXCITED
Over the Prospect of Oil Being Found a
Damons Mound.


Damons Mound,
Rosenberg, Texas. May 1.-The activity in
real estate here and at Damons Mound con
tnues unabated and the investor who had
the foresight to procure u footing near the
prospective oil fields before the excitement
begun is considered farseeing man. as
lands have advanced many fold since it
was learned that Il company would sink a
we'll on the mound. Lands nearest the
proposed location, of course. command the
best price, yet lands some distance of
are selling ut fair price and are advanc-
ing each day.
Every train brings In many prospectors
from a distance who are anxious to secure
a hold before the real excitement starts and
a trip across the prairie wiz show many
parties securing the country In search of
bargains in lands.
Rosenberg being the natural gateway to
the train here 10 make the drive, for, while
it is possibly a few miles nearer Columbia,
still there IL a saving in time. the road
from here Is graded prairie road. while
the road from Columbia Is partly through
the BRACES bottom. Parties can reach here
on any one of the ten trains per day,
while there * only one passenger train
per day to Columbia
\ contract has been let by the Ilerndon
company to haul their rig from here TO
Damon to August Schendy of Needvllle and
before q great many days active opera
tons will begin.
Richmond. Texas. May 1-Several oil
leases were filed with County Clerk Fields
today for record. as land In the county Is
becoming valuable the leases are recorded
to prevent any trouble that may arise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03

later and he Will not be selected from
among real estate dealers. as he will be
required 10 give all bis time 10 his duties
das' night At tho opera house FOR Inc pnr.
pose OF selecting an advisory board. the
OpJecs Of the association Is to promote the
real estate interests In this field.
~
, Colonel Henry Exall Of Dallas Is one OF
the most enthusiastic oil men now In Beau.
mont, hut it Is not from selfish stand
point. 1T does my heart good said Colo
mel Exal today, Ito know that this won
derfu discovery has brought and will con.
Texan. The value Of the discovery has not
been half imagined. We are merely he
ginning to appreciate T. What we see
now is simply the froth Of excitement,
The solid part of the boom Is vet to
come and when 1t comes this present spec.
ulation will seem merely chlld's play. It
old Texas II viii add millions upon
millions to the States wealth and viii
give Texas commercial standing equal
to that OF any State in tue Union. All
and every part of the State VIII grow
aud prosper"
81 would rather own Beaumont oil
land" said a prominent North Texas citi-
zen today. than to hold government
bonds. II land in the California oil field
where the wells range from 100 to 300
barrels capacity. sells for $1,000 to 100000
per acre there is hardly any estimating
tbe yelne of lopd cerobie of nrodnrinr a
rnvos ci,ssher And fro Interesting mart OF
# is rbot No 'reyas eeiI does moi seem
10 ho ij,,itad =, INV n3rtfcnlor scnfion
~ ~ soi,, q, ,b1 na, ,cre il mar
10 ~ W ~" ssH,ns 81 T,t ~. i, 5000
a. ,iNE ~ Va n.y. ~ ,r az nn,t limos tho
tnaat ~ uc'u ioi tNn VI '"e"'' '''"'' '""'
price
The Drummcrs oil company bought the
nine for ia first vcn TODAY Although
~ r. -, -, -, 80. 10, r,on
INC loc1tioh OF the wen has hot W. pee"
selected 1t will probably be put down on
| tho southeast corner of the company S
-, ~, rr, -,
holulhss III 'le buii"ch leas"e.