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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
PRINCESS ANN E
A Wonderful Trucking District Growing

A Wonderful Trucking District Growing
in importance.
BLOSSOM HILL, VA, Aug. 2.-There
has scarcely been a time In the history
of Princess Anne county that so much
thrift and energy has existed.
Crops Of all kinds are looking well ana
BID fair to give abundant yield.
The trucking industry is growing at a
rapid pace and bids fair to be Of naEni-
tude at no distant day. u
During the Irish potato season, the sta
tions on the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road. which are about three miles apart,
would receive for shipment about FIVE
hundred barrels a day. This year a great
many farmers commenced shipping po-
tatoes in May This section OF Princess
Anne county is particularly adapted to
trucking, ia several days In advance Of
Norfolk, and in trucking 1t Is the earliest
fruits and vegetables that bring the biz
prices.
Watermelons are grown quite extensive
+. ly and shipped ln carload lots to Nor
folk and the Northern markets.
The peach crop was q success from
every standpoint, the yield was fair and
the prices received above the average.
Peaches grown In this section are of large
size and splendid flavor and many of the
farmers are increasing their orchards.
thereby showing that they are pleased
with the crop and it pays them.
Sweet potatoes are now being shipped
In large quantities. the sales OF which arc
adding to the bank accounts Of many
smiling and happy farmers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
HON. CLARENCE s.. BARROW.

nounced by men whose whole life has
been spent with the privileged class !,
The movement in England toward pou-
teal actlonls influenced by still deeper
Ing. Anglo-saxon people love order and
system and this has come to be very
closely associated with law. The str ke
and the boycott and the lockout are real
" systems OF warfare and for this rea-
son seldom lead to permanent good. The
great problem is the orderly and lawful
Change Of Industrial and political insti,u-
lions to bring about conds,on , ol 90 S.
long as political institutions exist their
action will be considered the lawful,
rightful movement of society. and TOR
sivey and stands for democracy against
privilege, Its political forces must repre-
sent It's real life. N Wiz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

ne ~ eo n Englnnd Who propose 70 stop
when these decisions are upset. The
Constructive policy which should fol-
low this Legislation is not So easily
agreed upon. but It Is safe to say ih a.
unlonist that he must go into politics
or be lost. and that the, common ,peo-
pie, when brought to the poll have
telligent, honest leadership for the hosts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
SENT TO GRAND JURY
FORATTEMPTED ASSAULT
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) III.
EINGTON. N, c., August 22.-N. F.
Taught the book agent who was arrested
yesterday afternoon and confined in Lex
1ngton jail. on charge OF attempted crimi-
nal assault on. a young lady at Colliers-s,
town, Rockbridge county. was taken to
that place this afternoon by Deputy.
Sheriff Morrison for preliminary hearing
in the magistrates court. Justice G, F 3
Nicely and Daniel swink presided at the
trial.
The young man was sent on to the
grand juryand wa sbroughtmb seveltVs
grand Jury and was brought back to
Lexington jail tonight. Tho trial was
conducted without any disturbance OF any
sort. Although some people feared trout
bic. ne f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
End ofthe Royal Band,

Yet another picturesque adjunct OF the
S geSak ese II s has esdsa that the
g h haq best T1se ss1ist Eng Ct
se sttt The present band, which Is
e eonSntd by Sir Walter parratt, IS the
successor Of many others retained by our
turies to perform light and eupeptic music
during nttln t tie 0 royal meals, ana Estate oc-
casions Of private, Or seml-priyatee char,
a aststfS band pdsTeny eohstuted VIII Vii
take Its place
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
h ute / il be { uGaied.

III is afternoon at the capitol the
hoard edu. att n was in session.
There was one a plcation for cer-
ritic8tc to teach and one applica.
ion If deaf and dumb lad to go
to the asylum for mutes ut Ogden,
Utah, and it was agree at the
hoy should be sent aw y to be
fought the language Of gns, says
the Phenix Enterprise,
Elmo Kemp, aged 10, of Stafford,
is The youth who will be made
happy by the territory's generosity
IN this instance. Under the law
S8.Oo may be spent annually in
education Of the tcritory'S deaf
aud dumb This amount is never
useC in full. AT present there are
Ell ht persons re Giving an educa-
ii u undnr this law AS the terri
tory h n" such school of i's own,
il e nrruc's with State institutioI 8
f., The care of ils dumb. Five are
at B tx y and three at Ogden.
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
Documents Filed for Record,

Following is u list of d Icu'
ments fled for record at the c,uu
ty seat and compiled by Ahstrdcter
Fred Dysart:
Federal Mining Co, locates
mine in Lone Star Dist
Nm Wesley New to Juc /
HartzlCr, power of attorney to dis.
pose Of land in Arizona.
Jennie S Nelson ct al to w B
Thompson, option, t. purchase -
of mine in Greenlee Dist. till
Oct. 1906
Jens J Westengard to Arthur 4
Shalter et Il incorporate Nrw
England and Clifton Copper Com
pauy of Arizona, apital stock
S5,00WuC0, Portland, Me.
Charles L Ruwius is appointed
agent Of New England and Clifton
Copper Co of Arizona.
K NJ Davis aud G 6 TrucSdclI.
] ca'e / mine in Copper NJ Disl.
Geo t Kelly and wife to james
Martin, deed, $50, lot 2l blk 2
Parks ad. Solom nviIIe
Arthur P AyIing to New Eu--
land opper Co. of Arizona, deed
81, | mine in Greeulee Dist
New England Copper CO. of
Arizona, flies amended Ioc,t.ons
of 2 mines in Grcenleo Dist
f IL Perry locates 2 mines il
Greenlec Dist
v G Crawford appropriate 5pn
inches water in Gila River | Il
miles above GilIand Hot Springs
James CoIquhoun and wife to
CIR gorio 0 DslI5, d ed 800, lot
l2h q, LOU oun IT ct, Clifton
Edward Metz 10 Glaciuro z uun
deed, $780,, un undivid d nt
lot 7 san Francisco towusite.
Arthur p Ayling and wife lo
New England Copper Go. of Arz
deed, 81. sw IA Sc I sec up
s, 70 (in correction
Arthur 7. Ayling and vile to
New England Copper Co. Of Ariz
deed, 81, Sc 4 ne 4 sec Is tp 4
S, r 20 e
A Nj Porter to George Stevens
deed, 81, undivided IL Of G MINIS
in Copper VT Dist
7 II Payne 10 } II Wood, bill .!
sale, 81, 2 brands,
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
Norris 8 RUWe's Big Show.

The coming TO town Of u tented
exhibition is always gilmore or less
importance to large number o.
people. The days Of the sawdust
arena, popcorn and rcd lemonade
are as welcome now as when Dan
Rice, the famous clown was in the
element of his glory, twenty years
ago. Since then, how ever, condi-
tions have changed, and the per-
formance of the skill d gymnasts
and wonderful trained animals If
the present day are vastly differ.
ent proposition from the dinky
circus of old joan Robinson's day.
Show day now means something
more than an excuse for parents to
take the children to see the ele-
phant and laugh at the jokes Of the
painted clown. They are education
al events, espccia ly when the at
traction is Norris g. Rowe's big
shows which will be here to day.
Amusements of all kinds have had
to show great Improvement during
the past decade TO keep pace with
the times and to satisfy the con-
slant cry Of the people for some
thing new. 1t is well establish
" fact that Norris aud RowSs ug-
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
A Cure For Dyspepsia.

Ihad dyspepsia in its worst form
and felt miserable most all the
time. Did not enjoy eating until
after | used Kodol Dyspepsia cure
which has completely cured me.
Mrs. w. w. Saylor, Hllard, Pa
M appetite, loss OF strength, ner.
vousuess, heakache, constipation,
bad breath, sour risings, lndiges-
ton, dyspepsia aud I'll stomach
troubles a.e quickly cured by the
use of Kodol, K dol represents
the natural Juices uf dlgesndn com.
biued VITA the greatest known
tonicand recunstrurtlve properties,
1t cieapses, purines ana s"eetens
the sIomaun, Sold by Stafford
Drug W. SatJrd,
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
To Reform School.

The United States authorities
have decided not to remove La
fayette Hawkins and Lee Holiday
the boys who were convicted at
the June term of the United States
court at Tombstone of having
broken into the postoflice at Eden,
Graham county, but will place
them in the Industrial School at
Benson as soon as it opens. Tney
were sentenced to serve five years
in the Industri j School in Colo
RADIO, but the sentence will now
have to be served out at Benson
The boys have been confined in
the county Jail since July.
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23

Geo b Gamble, conn'y treasurer
notified the Board that he had APP
pointed Wiley 4 Jones as attorney
to bring suits to recover al! back
taxes, including the delinquent tax
list for 1903 and asksd for the ap-
pointment to be ratified by this
Board, which was done, the COM
pensation being fixed at Is per
cent on all taxes so collecte d.
Board adjourned sine die.
EUGENE CARUTHERs,
Attest Chairman.
ARTURO M ELIAS, Clerk
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
I Thirty,
Days Was My Lies
Limit.
Agony From Inherit.
ed Heart Disease.
DIR. Miles III e art Cure
Cured Me.

Ore person in every four has a weak heart.
Unless promptly treated a weak heart will
easily become diseased heart. A little extra
strain from any cause is sufficient 10 bringon
this deadly malady, the most common Cause
OF sudden death. DR. Miles Heart Cure will
tone up the hearts action, enrich the blood
and improve the circulation.
"My trouble began with cstarrh and have
always supposed Il caused the trouble have
experienced with my heart. | had the usual
symptoms of 81 epleSSness, lost appetite, con
stipaton, palpItation Cf the heart, sprtness
OF breath and pain around the heart and un-
der left arm Ny mother suffered ia he same
way and l suppose NINE was an inherited
tendency. At one time ! was in agony. |
suffered so severe v and became 50 weak
tha, my doctors said | could not live thirty
DAYS. AT this time had not slept over two
hours night on account Of nervousness.
The least exercise. such as walking about,
wonl sriag on palputation and fntering of
the heart 50 segcre that would have to GIVE
up everything and rest. Nerve and Liver
Pills cured me OF constipation and heart
symptoms disaCnesred und the influence
OF Dr. Miles New Heart Cure | am 10
better b alth han ] have heen in twelve,
yeaIS and ! tank Dr. Miles Remedies forit.
! think they arc Oh grandest r netiies on
earth and am c2nslantly Ieuommendine,
them 20 nv friends, "--MkS l. ! CANTRKixA
WaxahaChie, Tex
Al druggists sell and Guar ntee frst bot
tie d.. Miles Remedl s. Send Tor q, e hook
on Nervous aua lirart diseases, A,iv,t.a
~. Aaiiss AedsosI ~ klkaasA lad.
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
100 New Acts 100

gregation is the most progressive
show that exhibits in the West.
Each year that they have visited
us, they have shown great ad-
vuncement both in magnitude and
merit and given their patrons
more for their money. This time
they promise in addition to the
greatest trained animal show in
the world, IA high class vaudey lille
and circus performance by care
fully selected company of tn e hest
aerial gymnaSts tumblerS, riders
and acrobats and juggIerS. Tire
date of their exhibit IN here is
Friday, Oct. 23rd
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty
Days

For several months our younger
brother had been troubled with, in
digestion. He tried several rem
ed cs hut got no benefit from them.
w purchased some of Chamber
uil'a Stomach and Liver Tablets
and commenced. taking them. In-
eide IF thirty days he had gained
forty pounds in flesh, He is now
fully recovered. We have "a good
trade on tbrtublets -.-Holley Brns,
N erchun,s, Long Branch Mo For
sale hy Satford Drug Co, Stafford;
Thatcher Drug Co, Thatchery u,
7, Wightmup, Pima,
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
Broke Into His House.

S. lie Quinn of Cavendish, VT,
was robbed of his customary heal h
by invasion of Chronic Constipa.
ton. When DR.. Kings New Lif,
Pills broke into his house, his
trouble was arrested and now he's
entirely cured. They're qua an
teed to cure. Csc at Stafford Drug
Co., Stafford; II. P. Wightman,
Pima.
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23

On Wednesday of last week
sl50,00O worth of city lots were
sold at DonLuis, and addition to
Blsbee. Not much of a real estate
day, either.
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23

For PLEASANT physic take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Easy to take. Pleasant in
feet. For sale by Stafford Drug
20, Stafford; H. p. Wightman,
Pima, Thatcher Drug Oo, Thatcb-
kr\
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
eraham County, Arizona.
OF

ONCE of Board of Supervisors
Graham county, Arizona Terri
tory.
solomonville, Ariz.
Oct. Z, 1908.
Board met according to law.
Present Eugene Caruthers, chair
man; Ira Harper and Henry HILL,
members; Arturo NJ. Elias, clerk.
Ainutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
1t is hereby ordered to issue
deed for taxes year 1891, assessed
20 Jose NJ Garcia to Mrs A II Aus
lin, same having been paid byJose
N Garcia.
II is hereby ordered to reduce
taxes for 1908 of Mrs J Fl Taylor,
Pima, to nil, she being widow
II is hereby ordered to make tax
deed to Warren Follct;, o { Pima,
for years 1901 and 1902, consider,
alton $4,000.
The petition filed Sept. 26, 903,
praying that an election be ordered
10 be bold in election preclnts No.
8, l, IL, II, 6. 13, % and % to de-
termine whether or not the sale of
Intoxicating liquors shall be pro-
hibited within the territory en-
braced within the said precints
above named, cOmi' & regularly to
be heard on the 7th day of0ctober
1908, the same was argued by
Atty, Gibson oR behalf Of petition
srs and Atty. Mcfarland on be
bali OF protestants; the further
bearing Of said petition is hereby
continued until Thursday, Oct. 8th
At 10 o'clock, a. m.
On motion and by full vote Of
che Board, it is hereby ordered
that the following reduction of
taxes for 1908, be made:
Arizons Copper Co.. (Ltd) on
land. NV IA Sc IA ne IA sw j
o. IA nv Ia sw Ia NV IA. sec
80, tp !, 80, Clifton townsite,
from $4,000 to $4,000.
l. T Stockton & Sons, from 1000
to $50 head cattle, value from
$4,000, to $1,000.
James Cromb, jr., from rs head
cattle to 30, value from $3.50 TO
$500.
Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
EUGENE CARUTHERs,
Attest Chairman.
ARTURO NJ. ELIAS, clerk.
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
MOntezama Canal,

One share of water for sale. See
II. w. Bishop, Solomonvllle, A. T.
80-ti
Graham guardian., 1903-10-23

Omce OF DOaru OI SUPERVISORS,
County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona.
Solomonville Ariz.
Oct. 9Th, 1908.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Eugene Caruthers, chair
man; Ira Harper and Henry Hill
members; Arturo NJ. Elias, clerk.
Minutes Of previous meeting
read and approved.
On motion and by a full vote of
the Board the treasurer is hereby
authorized to pay county warrants
outstanding for years 1889 and
1890, with interest to Jan. lat,
1902, to A Boyle, numbered as fol.
lows: 102, Is4, 225, 356 and $50.
The petition filed Sept. 26, 1908,
praying that an election be ordered
TO be held in election precincts
Nos. 5, /, IL, IL, 6, lS, 22 and %
TO determine whether or not the
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
shall be prohibited within territory
embraced within the said precincts
above named, coming regularly,
the same having been continued
until this day, and it appearing to
the Board, acting under the written
opinion of c. l.. Rawlins District
Attorney for this county, that said
petition does not meet the require
ments of the statute governing the
local option law and Board being
satisfied that said petition does not
describe by metes and bounds the
territory embraced within said pc
titiou, and that the description of
said territory is not sufficiently de-
fined. 1t is hereby ordered that
the said petition be and the same
is hereby denied, by full vote Of
the Board.
Following demands were audit
cd, allowed and ordered paid as
funds appear to be on hand in the
county treasury, viz:
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-01-17
como Eptnu ans lIlnonesY

Ur. Hobbs sparagus Plis caran toda case do.
bn6ermedades do los riAonss, Auestras gratis,
Dihiansb, sterling Remedy Co., Chicago q 81
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-01-17
AtentadO contra Ia Vida del Rey
Alfonso.

Madrid, Enero 10.--Un atenta-
do para asesinar al Rey Alfonso
fue hecho esta noche. Mientras
su majestad volvia de la iglesia,
un hombre dispar6 un revolver al
segundo carruaje de la procession
real, Ell que iba Ell rev, La bala
afortuuadamente no TOGO al rey
y nadie fue dahado. La guardia
civil inme6iatamente en- seguida
detuyo al pretendido asesino, que
dijo llamarse Jose Callado.
Aparece que ell segundo carrua.
je de la procession real al cual fue
disparado el tiro, era oeupado por
.el Duque Solomomayor el gran
Chamberlain, Y no por el Rey AL
fonso, como suponia el pretendido
asesifio.
Este es el seguudo atentado
contra la vida del popular i6Yen
monarca dentro del transeurso de
unos cuantos rleses. La vez an
terror un asesino tambien procu-
70 acercarsele 4 medida que salia
de la iglesia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-01-17
La lntensIdad del friO en- eI Este.

Chicago, ILL.,, Il de Enero.
Dos grades abajo de cero fue la
temperature Official para Chicago
y vecindad, 4 las & hoy, aconpA
hada de un viento frio del nor
oeste Muchu suffin1iento entire
los pobres, Quienes con difcultad
han aguantado la temperature
moderada desde que Sc hizo agu.
da la carestia del carbon, ha sido
reportado, y mi chas defunciones
ban ocurrido que Sc dice han ST.
do Ell tesultado de la ittensidad
del frio. Pasos han sido tomados
va por ell Mayor de Ia ciudad para
allegar un fondo para niitigaf el
sufrimiehto entire los ttenestero.
SOS, Mueha dilacion a las lfneas
de transportation suburbiana y
local fue ocacionadh por Ia csida
subita de la temperature y acci-
dentes n1enores debido a la mu-
cha ttieye que GAIA,
Chicago, IL de Enero. Patrick
McGovern, entumecido por ell frio
cay6 de 81 CARO-, y Sc fracture
ell cfaneo; VIM. Marligan fue ha-
! llado helado en- una casa de hues.
/ pedes; w. H. Wahl sc tom6 una
d6sis de laudanunl y acab6 con su
existencia despues que hubo ago.
tado sus esfuerzos para proporcio.
mar alimento y combnstih e 1 50
/ familia.
La lista de los fiuertos 4 con.
secueueia del frio sonl Frank lie.
mis-, dc 40 anos de edad, murid
en- una cantina d dorde lego te-
rriblemente heladoI II, Rue an.
duyo las GALES la noche eutera y
y ri1urio en- una casa de huespe
des a donde entt6 4 calentarse; c,
c, Pool fue hallado helado en- 81
ProPio cparto'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-01-17
la Playa BabOniCa en- MalatIau.

Los Angeles, Enero 9. John
L. Bradbury, duefo de las minas
del Tajo, situadas a 40 millas de
Mazatlan, Mexico, ha recibido Ell
despacho siguiente, y en- respues.
ia al mismo ha contribuido mil
pesos para alivio de los enferinos
de aouella ciudad
"Mazatlan, Mexico, Euero o.
John L. Bradbury, Los Angeles,
Cal, La ciud,d dc Mazatlan
sien1pre una d. as primeras 4
prestar auxilio a las ciudades de
las republieas vecinas cuaudo han
recaido sobre ell.s grandes Gala.
nidades, es hoy victima del mas
terrible de todos los males, la
playa bub61ca. Los comercian.
tes, banque os J duehos de pro-
piedad han tornado un comite de
auxilios juntamen.e con los ofcia-
les c5riles 4 fin de aliviar los su.
frimfentos d. iunumerdbl-s huer.
fapos Z tanbien para hacer 10
posip,.e por d, tener los estragos
de tan terrible enfermedad. CO.
uociendo sus sentimientos filan-
tropicos y a nombre de la huifia.
nidad pedimos su valiusa coope.
raeioh a fin de obtenef reeursos
pechniafios para suministrar 4
las yictinas de la mas graude ca.
lamida que jamas sc ha sentido
en- Ia repdblita. Firmado, Jose
Rico, Pfesi Iente; NJ, Gribarne-
garay, Secfetdrio dc Ia eathafa de
Comefcio de Mazatlan"
utfo telegratt1a dirigido 4 Mr.,
Bradbury por TN Official de las
n1lnas del Ia 10 es como siguei
Rosario, Mexico, Enero o.
Directories de la nina del Tajo,
Los Angeles Cal, La playa Ma.
zatlan auu1enta) Una tercera
parte de la poblaeion destruida.
Sc dice que ha pegado la 6ebre
amarillo EN- Culiacan y Tepac.
Rosario esta bajo cuarentena.
| Firmado r. j. Grisby."
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-01-17
NOtiCidS de
ViIIdnuCVd.
Las EIeCCIOneS de JueI de PaI Y
COndeStable fuerOH CaraCte-
FlladaS pOf ESCenaS
TumuItuOsas.
LOS REPUBuICANOS.-DICE NLES-
TRIO CORRESPONSAL.-
PR0V0CAR0N La
REYfRTA.
Senior Editor de LA Voz.

SenOI EdltOT &c LA NOZ;
Los Unionistas y Republica-
os.Independientes obtuvieron un
triunfo decidido sobre sus con-
trlncautes los republicanos me-
tos ell dia de la election dc
luez de paz y condestable ha-
biendo elegido al primero con
As votos de uiayoria y al segundo
con 81, pero ese triunfo quiso cos
tar la vida a algunos de nue-
tros amigos defendiendo sus de-
rechos.
Es Ell case, Sr. Editor, que
cuando va estaba para abrirse la
eleccion en- uu lugar que no nos
costo poca difcultad hallar, ha
llamos que los tres iueces de elec-
ciou eran republicanos netos.
Arguimos con ellos que en- JUS
ticia nos concedierau el nombra-
miento dc I'm iuez para que ambos
lados estuvieran representados
en- la mesa de la election, pero no
sc nos coneedio; luego peticiona-
mos que nos concedieran Ell nom
bramiento de un secretario con ell
I'm de tener nosotros alguna per-
soma EN- Ell cuerpo de election Que
vigilara por nuestros intereses.
RecoHociendo la iusticia de 10
que deniandabamos, los jueees
habian convenido en- concedernos
el representante que pediamos y
va estaban para otorgar la s1pli-
cia cuando q este lego Leandro
Lucero, cacique de los republica-
nos netos de La Cuesta, y ha-
oiendose enterado de 10 que pa
saba Sc fue volyiendo un lucifer
y cual 81 hubiera mandado q los
iueces, con la arrogancia y ALTA
ueria de un cacique de pueblo, les
orden6 que no concedieran NADIA
los del partido contrario, que SO
conformaran con 10 que va estaba
hecho y 81 no que comieran.......
Esta altanerfa, ceguedad parti-
iaria y aparente deseo de piso-
tear los derechos de los libres ciu-
dadanos, irrit6 q nuestros annie
gos, y porque todavia insistian,
ION argunentos, en- hacer preva-
ecer la justicia, arguyendo que
con concederles 10 que demanda-
ban nadic sc lastimaria, Lucero,
sus hern1anos y sus cufiados sc
abalanKaron sobre ellos, Esto
orodujo una reyerta en- la cual
fueron golpeados Don Juan Ca
llegos y dos de sus hijos, Porfrio
= Eutimio, uno eestos de bastan-
te gravedad.
Lo que los Unionistas y Repu
-Independientes demar
daban no era mas que justicia j
habiendoseles negado sin ningu
ma razon justa para clio, Sc insu
to la dignidad del pueblo de este
precinto, fuefon pisoteados lo4
derechos de los cindadanos, y los
que rehusaron hacer justicia son
los responsables del tumulto.que
siguio.
| I'm Repnblicano.In .Independiente.