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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13
CRATER AMES
FOUND GUILTY
Ex-Mayor Of Minneapolis Convicted
Of Having Accepted Brides
While In Office.
QUICK WORK BY THE COURT
The Verdict Of the Jury a Severe
Shock to Prisoner and His Wife
An Appeal Next.

Minneapolis, May 7.-Albert Alon-
20 Ames, once mayor of Minneapolis,
has been found guilty of accepting a
bride of $500 while chief executive
OF this city. After "a hours, held up
by a disagreement that was the re-
suit OF a few minds holding out against
a majority opinion, the jury in the
case filed into Judge Elliot's court
and after being polled returned their
verdict Of guilty late this afternoon.
Interest in the trial was manifested
by the fact that there was quite a
gathering Of people present to hear
the verdict. They had come into court
early and waited to hear what the
result would be. Keen interest was
shown by the silence in the room
while the verdict was being read by
the clerk. The usual motions were
made for stay and arrest of execu.
ton Of judgment and now will come
a long fight on appeal.
The case has broken every expecta.
ton as to shortness of time taken TO
try 1t. Before the trial few would
venture that 1t would take less than
two weeks to select a jury. And yet
inside OF two weeks a jury has been
selected and the case finished. Il is
safe to say that inside of two weeks
the cas- will be entirely disposed OF
so far as the present trial is concern
ed.
Throughout the trial DIR. Ames has
borne up well and to every appearance
he has not seemed better at any time
than he was during the summing up
of the case by counsel.
The defendant was on hand early
this morning with his wife, and all
the attorneys in the case were in at
tendance.
The doctors paleness, which was
clearly shown, was caused by a night
OF anxiety, which he spent, being un
able to sleep. He chatted affably
with reporters and attorneys. how
ever. and expressed confidence in the
outcome. Mrs. Ames looked decided
ly tired out and worry lines were
plainly visible.
There was a rustic of excitement
when the bailiff at 10 o'clock came in
to Judge Elliott's chambers and hand
ed him q note. The jury were ther
sent for and the crowd expected {
verdict, but 1t did not come. III,
jury had asked that certain questions
be answered and these questions
formed the basis for quite an extended
conference in the judges chamber
as to the proper way to answer then
without doing any injustice to the de
PENDANT.
The jury retired with this informa
ton, and for two hours DIR. Ame'
paced the hallway. smoking big blacl
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13

been planted In 1896 q number OF diff
ferent trees. and II is thought 1T
ting that mention be made OF them
in this place as they show some In
teresting facts In regard to the hardi-
ness and general adaptability of GER
tain trees to our climate.
The following gives In detail the
data gathered concerning these trees:
European alder kills back each
winter.
Mountain ash very hard; fine
tree for specimen planting.
Silver maple, not perfectly hardy
branches easily broken by the wind.
European white birch, fine tree,
very graceful and rapid grower.
American elm, very good tree
shows no signs OF winter killing.
"Catalpa, all dead; not hardy in
this climate.
White ash. good trees, perfectly
hardy.
Green ash, good trees, perfectly
hardy.
Green ash, hardy.
Bur oak, hardy, slow growth but
will make good trees.
BLACK walnut. seedlings; not
hardy; foliage killed by summer
frost.
European larch, hardy.
Colorado blue spruce, hardy; beau
tiful trees.
Scotch pine; all have died.
Douglas spruce. hardy; compare
lively rapid grower.
RED pine, all have died.
Mountain pine, hardy, rather slow
grower.
White spruce, hardy, good trees
fast COVER.
Red cedar, hardy, desirable.
Norway spruce, all have died.
White pine, apparently hardy
slow growth.
Austrian pine, hardy.
White fir, hardy, very pretty tree
"Arborvitae, hardy, good hedge
plant.
From the above it Is seen that tn,
elm, oak, white birch, mountain ash
European larch, and the white ant
green ash are hardy among the de
ciduous trees; while the hardy list
OF evergreens includes the Colorado
blue spruce, Douglas spruce and ar
borvitae.
Several varieties Of poplars are
growing on the station grounds, tn,
best OF which, for shade or ornamen
tai purposes, Is the Carolina.
Causes Of Killing.
Many failures to grow ornamental
trees other than poplars are not al
ways attributable to winter killing
as is often thought, but are quite al
often due to entirely different causes
Trees cannot be expected to grow
| vigorously unless care Is taken in tn,
| preparation OF the ground befor,
| planting. The trees should be PROF
erly set out and given good cultiva
ton and care until the root system
is thoroughly established. White
killing can often be prevented Il
many cases II care Is taken that tn,
wood is thoroughly ripened befor'
freezing weather. This Is accom-
plished by forcing the growth earl.
in the season by good cultivation an
irrigation and Withholding water an,
c~easing deep cultivation as the sea
son advances. II plenty of water b
| given until the middle or last of Jul
and then withheld, the trees vii
make a normal years growth an
will have time to ripen their WOO
before cold weather comes, thus be
ing better able to endure q much colo
er temperature than they otherwis
would"
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Travelling is Dangerous.

Constant motion jars the kidneys
which are kept in place in the body
by delicate attachments. This is the
reason that travellers, trainmen, street
a men, Transfers and all who drive
very much, suffer from kidney dis
ease in some form. Foley's Kidney
Cure strengthens the kidneys and
cures all form of kidney and bladder
disease. Geo. L. Hausan, locomotive
engineer, Lima, o., writes: Constant
vibration of the engine caused me q
great deal of trouble with my kid
neys. and | got no relief until | used
Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale by
McKechnie & Allan.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13
Notice to Shareholders.

Notice is hereby given that the
eighth annual meeting of the share
holders Of the Lewistown and Great
Falls Telephone and Telegraph CON-
pany. for the purpose Of electing q
board Of directors to serve during
the ensuing year, and for considera-
tion for the sale Of all the property
and franchises belonging to the Lew
istown and Great Falls Telephone and
Telegraph company, will be held at
the Office OF the company in the Bank
of Fergus County building, Lewistown,
Montana, IN Tuesday, June 2. 1903,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
AUSTIN w. WAR;,
Secretary.
Dated ~Lewistown, Mon, May 10.
1903.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13
TREE CULTURE
EXPERIMENTS
State Horticulturist Fisher Has Been
Making Some Valuable Tests
Near Bozeman.
GIVES LIST OF HARDY TREES
There Are a Great Number Which
Thrive In Montana-Matter
Should be Considered.

Professor Fisher, horticultural at
the Montana experiment station, has
given the following advance extract
Of his report to be contained in the
annual of the station to the Bozeman
Chronicle:
The work In this department for
the year ending November 80, has
been along the following lines:
"A study has been made of the cul.
tivated trees In this vicinity for the
purpose OF finding ornamental shade
trees to replace the poplar or the cot.
tonwood. Several trees new to this
section have been introduced and are
now growing In the station nursery.
The work already instituted Of test
ing fruit trees for their hardness has
already been carried on, and the quail
fly and quantity OF the different vari-
cites OF apples have been noted.
Variety tests Of the common gar
den vegetables were made with the
intention OF finding those best adapt
tu W OuI tOIulAlOIbt III NhN u tll
varieties of small fruits we're COM
pared as to yield. quality OF fruit and
hardness.
Former Experiments
1T is a lamentable fact that with
the very large timbered area We have
in this state, so few trees are to be
found outside the natural forest belts,
which for the most part are wholly
within the mountain ranges, and
therefore afford but little immediate
benefit to the larger class OF citizens
farms or In the cities.
Believing that the planting Of or
namental trees should be given more
attention than in the past this de
partment has attempted to Introduce
the trees usually grown in the states
whose climatic conditions are some
what similar to ours; and accordingly
last spring several different varieties
including oaks, elms, naples. linden
etc. were set out in the station nur
sery with the intention OF testing
them for their hardness and genera
adaptability to our soil and climate
This experiment will necessarily have
to extend over q period OF several
years, as 1t Is impossible to tell from
one years growth whether Of not
tree Is worthy Of being generally
planted.
I'm many cases when trees are i'm
ported into the state from lower al
titudes and milder climates they are
not perfectly hardy, whereas II they
were grown from seed here they
would In all probability prove hardy
enough. to stand our winters without
injury. In order to test this thor
oughly tree seeds are being collected
and will be planted as soon as prac
ticable.
II find a record of there havinI
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13

The three survivors spent a terrible
night on the cliffs. When daylight
-awned they saw one man still cling
ing to the rigging. and made their
way to the mainland for assistance.
Shore folks hurried to the e Of
the wreck, and the man was taken
from the rigging, but he vas dead.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13
For Years and Years

The North Western Line has been
the shortest line between Minneapo-
lis, st. Paul and Chicago. Its road
bed is Incompatible, has the Block
Signal System, and every improve
ment in the way of equipment has
been adopted until today its trains
are the most completely equipped out
of st. Paul and Minneapolis.-The
Lumberman. Minneapolis.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13
A Revelation.

II you will make inquiry it will be
a revelation to you how many sue
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles In
one form or another. If the patient
is not beyond medical aid, Foley's
Kidney Cure will cure. It never dis
appoints. For sale by McKechnie &
Allan.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13

cigars. Mrs. Ames waited In the re-
ception room. The verdict oil the
jury came as a severe shock to both
the defendant and his wife.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be given to
children. For sale by McKechnie &
Allan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-11
Information Local

..Sa assgura que don J Ge 4ims'
n'z Dslega ado & la CkmsrA y Juez da
PAz De AIjuntas, ssrk nombraao
sobrestante de- 10 earretarA que de II
eiuaaa de Ponce conduee q 10 villa
de A1iuutss, fisn 40 por tanto rele
wade d esa plazk don Manuel Bras.
chi.
e Domingo IA de los corrientes,
tend,a & efecto en- 10 Respectable Lo'
gi& M ,destiAn 10 Anuuciada AsAm'
b!ea prepsrAtori, Es indudAb'e g
qaa dichA Asamb,sa revit tirk gran
imp1 rtRncia por los distir G guidos dos
elementos qae & ella concurrAn y
por los altos fines del acto.
..Ayer tarde L. nina Mercedes
TAu'et. enfsio u1a cAida en- 10 es
quins de- In ealle do San Joa6, reci
biendo una herilk an IL frsnte que
hizo brotar Ahandsute sApgrs, 10
que CAUSE g an alarma entire las
p ,rsonas que IL vieron.
LIS heridA no % grave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-11

c0meti 10 errorss, jnisios tsmerarios,
1n1ustos, 50 arr0pienten honraA8'
msnte; porque oil pasaao snvae.to
en- los rO10s vapores de las turbu .en !.
eias apasionagRs les avarRtl INES,
porque los farores adquiriaos por
eontagio les horrorizae. Y kAquella
smalaria po.ftica. que be import6 en-
sl pals, han susediao &aires puros,
notAs de eoneordia qas' pslpitan en-
oil aire, sonidos de armo1f. qas bro
tan de nuestros mdtuos dolores ,
Las intsligsnciss aealoradas 90 des.
p05en. los corazones alterados se aul.
e,fisan, obe1ocsn oil ''nueyo ambien.
to qae Sc ncs impone & todos." nj
elAE1n de gaerra no suena "a y on su
lugAr so oye 10 Voc del angel de las
melodias eele .tss q se entona el him
no de 10 paz. que vibra en- oil aire,
que palpita en- los eorAxones, que
.grita" dentro del alma, lIamando 6
los harmanos ls vidA tranquila,
agitanao ante nuestros oios oil ramo
de olivo y hacienGo recordar & todos
Las tiistezas de la patria, que gime,
que llora, porqua esta trists, POT q 40
sstk sbandonada, porqae est& .'irre.
dentR :" rs el ''honof ell "patrio'
tismo" que uaman 6 nuestras puer.
taa. y que como nuevos hiios pr6di.
COS 'vuelven" al hogar palermo,
porque sstan purif sAdos, porqus
6an naeido de nuavo, sargan del f1n
do dc laa coneieneias despoi aaos de
"venganxAs pasionales, de neblinas
pol1sieaB, de ressbios feAtricia aAs'' !.
Els que q aisren volver 6 10 tArea con
nasvos DIfos, reeonquistar sl tempo
perdido, resucisar los noblss empa.
d % de tros tismpos, con im petus do
reaentores que anslan volvar & IL lu'
cha por L. patria, "Aesandar el CO.
min0 andado" y por 10 pAtria "vol.
ver. si es neessario, & ser erueifica'
dos, si aal sst& escrito," volviendo 6
sueumbir On esta brsga por los de-
rechos de an spusblo que sufrs..
CAGLIOSTRO.
(sigue manana)
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ao =
Kaa;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-11
PIRATAS CHlNOS
capturan a un
americana en- Canton

New York, Junio II, l.3O a. m
Dicen de Washington que un
snbdito americana ha sido captura-
DO por piratas chinos en- Canton.
La noticia ha causado indignation
en- la Rep1blica, pues otros ameri
canos han sido anteriormente pri-
sioneros de los piratas, entire aque-
Los una sehorita. Las part'das de
plratas en- Canton son numerosas y
amenazan a todos los s1bditos ex-
tranierOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-11
Dos terceras partesde
Ia ciudad
baio las aguas

New York, JUNO IL, 80 a. m.
DIS terceras parties de la ciudad
De San Luis esta bajo las aguas,
que alcanzan alto nivel. Muchas
pequeflas casas derribadas y arbo-
les fotas, y en- algunos sitios el
amontonamiento de escombros ha
tornado impetuosa corriente. El
n1mero de muertos sube mas de
60 Toda clase de auxilio Sc pres
to q Las vfctimas superyivientes de
esta gran hecatombe. La ciudad
continua sacramento amenazada POI
Ell rio.
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cicnes2.
Apelo principalmente 6 las fgurs O
mas nots b.es de sambos partitions,
que manejan 10 opinion, los hom.
bres de talsnto, 6 los de buena rs, 4
los ehonradoss, O los eonspfeaos que
de Alg1n modo hayan contribuiao 6
NO 6 lA division actaal de 10 fsmi'ia
puertorrsqvefis. Descarto la pArte
activa de caaa uno. No q aiero expur.
gar los motivos, nj aehaear culpas
nsdie determinadamente, porqua en-.
toncss en- vez de. encAminar mia e.
faerzo % 6 uns tarea Noble, no harris
otra cosa que soplar en- el faego
que estS eneenaido, cnando es apa
CARLO, epffiar los eenizRs y aventar'
las 10 que quiere para que no renaxss
de elias Ell aseuR dc las diAcordias pa
sadas. A nadie ss ocults que ID
prensa de todos los partidos astG on
Il oposieion y que Ell gobierno nc
tiene q IN laao actu1lmeute nj an
solo perl6aieo que dehsnda sus 90
tos, que aplauda sus planes. A loa
hombres inteligentes aun 6 los mss
upasionados Y eiegos. ha debldo 70
cad .ssles ell vel0 que les oeultAba
una situaCi6n, s.uaa vamos hoy en-
toda sa desnuaex La prensa inde
penaients en- IA lucha por nuastroa
derachos ss buscada CON avidez sL,
Corrsspondsncias en- aus en6rgieaa
eamp.n g, no falta en- los hoGarsa
puertorriqaeffos. La misma prensa
federal ss leida por todo Ell mundo
con gusto. cuanao trae ataques con
tra 10 administraei6n, contra los &C.
tos del gobierno, 10 que indisa que
esta parte de 10 opinion p6olica, no
esta satit feeha. LOS republieanos bus
can sLs DsmocraeiAs al sNewss y
sThs Porto r 60 Hsralas, y SON muy
pocos los que NO sRboresn los eseri
tos de oposiei6a que constantamen'
to aparecsn en- esos psri6aicos. Yo he
sido testigo prssencial de estos he
chos y pusdo asegurar que de POGO
tempo, aek ne han suscrito & ellos,
a'gu nos aAvsrsarios po fsieos. Yo
he visto Algunos sClieitar CON YER.
daaero afkn el peri6aieo de Mnficz y
he dido de sug labios elogioS eRluro'
SOS 6 sus escritos. He dido 6 algunos
tales manif sstacioues de 'simpAtfss
y admiration" que me he qued .do
asombrado. H ssta hace POGO tempo
sran sus "mortRles eusmigos" ssos
sef1ores. Lo llamaron asesino de 10
patriA y muehos hAh1An aprendiao 6
odiarlo, sin gonoserlo, sin habarlo
visto nj dido nunca.
ESQ pc llama eontAgio por imita'
ci6n como en- Las convulsionariss de
San Meaardo. Como estos hsy inf.
nitos en- 10 isla, que hoy han Gambia
do de manera do pensar 10 que revs'
10 IN nusvo sssta1o psicol6gico en-
10 opinions nm cAmbio profando en-
los ssntimientos, que aeusA <auevas
necesidades,D enuayos dsseos en- el
alma. de seguir sotros rumbos,S Sig
mica que los ressntimientos se van
helando, y que ca sconvieci6n latsn.
tes en- 10 coneiencia popalar, ana
reacci6n salvadora que solo sspera
OCCASION y forma para manifsstarse.
S;gnifiea, que esa mis- "a eonciencia
popular ha sido perturbada en- su ai'
reeci6a y aspiraeiones, hA safrido
ruaas sacudidss, ha sido hsridA por
assergAfios erueles y por inespera.
dAs cepeiones. Sigaiflea que esoa
hombrss que hoy srectif sans sus
conviceiones, convienen On que ne
hsn eouiYOeA&o, eonfaee&n que han
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Los piratas Diden
$4,000 DOR Ia liber-
tad del americana

New York, JUNO II, 80 a. m
Los piratas piden por la libertad
del subdito americana $4,000. El
preso Sc haya rodeado de un
fuerte numero de chinos armados.
Un canonero ha salido a rescatarlo,
aunque Sc juzga difcil que pueda
lograrlo. Sc cree que otros barcos
exlranjeros saldran en- persecution
de los piratas para garantizar las
vldas de sus s1bditos en- China.
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Ell Papa y el
gobierno frances

New York, JUNO II, 1.30 a. m
Aseg1rase que en- breye Ell Papa
oraenara al episcopado frances que
resista la aphcacion de la ley con-
ira las Congregations. Inf6rmase
trmbi6n que Monseflor Rampolla Sc
muestra muy disgustado con Fran
cia. En- essa Repuoli~a la campa1a
anti-clerical del gobierno continua.
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tlBlfHRlMls
sRRVICIO ESPECIAL
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREOTo DE NEw-YoRK.
0tro desbordamiento
del rio en- San Luis

New York, JUNO II, 1.30 a: m
FL rio en- San Luis ha hecho una
segunda aVenida con tanta intensi-
dad, que ha causado mayores per-
didas que Ia anterior y Sc consiae-
ra que ha sido la mas fuerte de
cuantas ha hecho. El rio Sc des-
borao, romplendo los muros De con-
teneion & invadiendo las aguas en-
cuantios0 volumen un Las extenso "a.
dlo de tsrreno que en- la pasada inun-
aacion. Ell panico que en- toda la
ciudad reina es indescriptibIe.
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Doctor Emilio CheVre1nont
CIRUJANO DENTKsTA
San Francisco SO
FRENTR A LA CAPILLA

EsPECfFICOS HOMEOPATl.
COS DE HUPHRDYS de venta Dor
Rafael Castro Gonzalez Fortalasa
81. Sc regala nm manual para el
uso en- espAf1ol 8 ing Is &sqallos
que 10 soif
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.pOR MAS Dt SESENTA< ANS.

6NMMDIO ANTIG TO z RIEN PROBADOz
Ell JARABE CALMANcE DE La BRA. WINSIOW
asado por MILOMEs DE MADRES. para sus hijos en- es
PERIODIC DE DEN1ICfoN. con ExITO COMPLETE. TRAN
2UnLzA ls CRIATURA, ABLANDA Las ENCIAs, ALIvIA
9oDOs Los DOLORES, CURA Ell CoILcO vENToSO y Cd oil
eor reedio para In DIARREA De venta en- las BoTICAa
del mundo entero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE La SRA. WINSLOW.
NO ACEPTEIS oTRo
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Mr. Romero Haxahnseut de
classes de ingles, en- su casa calls
Nueva n6mero altos Marina, los
lunes. microbes y viernee, de s k9
de 10 noche, 6 dos pesos mensua'
lea. o
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o6 B1B1rorEcA DEL BoLErnN MERcANr1r.


ibrenrente en- sus oos brilla una llama que no Sc We
mas que en- las gentes ebrias de fecdad todo su ser
parece abismado volupuosdad de la hora presente
ST no me abrasase ell pie como ell fuego del in
6erno-dce en- un momento en- que Juan Ia lleva su
sto.
-iDescansa TIN POGO!
Ella Sc echa 4 rei.r en- aque1 momento Franz Mas
ade'anta para invitara en- caidad de rey de Ia
fiesta la danza de honor ella coge brazo Sc ae1a
en- un torbelino.
Taan pasa Ia nano sobre la frene arooroSa mira
Ia parea pero uces gentes oonfunden en- SuS olos
en- I'm eaos tumultuoso odo e parese girar su aeoe
DOR Vacla Sc We obigado apoyarse una coiuinna
para no caer; como en- aquel momento Franz Maas
vueve con Gertruds, e ruega que srva de caoaNero
su cuada durante una media hora: ene pecesloao &c
salir, de respirar el aire puro...
Sale en- medic de la noOhe clara fresca, desqe
aquela saa calente, cargada de vapores aonoe oCs
arafas llenas de bujfa esparcen TN humo ntoefaDs.
Pero tadava alf lie persigae e ruido Ia musica I'm
las barracs de ro chocan fechas de las nalestas
delante de las rfas resuena la ronca de los eros
anunciando Ia jugada; los cabaltos de madsra que
gTan con un rudo ensordecedor, umnan "a ooscurdad
con su brsllo fugitive Entire TODD este ruedan las SOM
bras de Ia multitud.
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Don Carlos Franco Soto. .Tue2 Presiden
teidei Tribunal del DiStritos declare
cibo en- funciones de Jdezs instructor.
Hago SAber: que don Antonio Ma
ntlep Marques y ABRAMS, oenocido tam
bieTpof Lemuel, mayor d6sc6ad, casa
do, propietario y vecino de- QuebradiF
las, hs acudido este Tribunal. solicis
tando deelaneen su favor ell domi~.
MO de Ia siguiente fncas =,
'Predio rt1Stico, sito en- ell barrio de
"CocoS' de la Jurisdiction de- Qhebra-s
dillas, compuesta de nueve cuerdas,
equivslentes 4 tres esshaet6reaS, cincuental
Y tres Areas y seterlta " tres centia-,
reaS; en- lindes al NoFte, don Isidro,
Garcia = doHa JoSefa Zeas al Este, dofias
lula Cancela; al Sud, don Martin Mar.
ques, antesGIues Cancela; y all Oeste,
Sucesi0nlde don Juan Iribas. ct1Ya4 fin
ca la adquiri6 el promovente poT com
pra por valOr recihido 4 don Jose Con-
salcz y chaves en- els-Tness de OetubrO'
de 1890.
Y Sc ha dispuesto por el Tribunal,
en- providsncia de fecha ocho de- los
corrientes, conVocar 4 las personals ig-
noradas a quienes pueda- perjudicar la
inscription soIIcitada, pors medic de
edictos, que Sc insertaran por tres We,
ces en- uno de les perfodicos de- mas
circulation en- San Juan, q fin de que
en- el terrnino de setenta dfas naturales'
comparezcan 81 quieren alegar su. de-
reeho, pudiendo dentro de dicho ter
nnino proponer y practicsr las pruebas
que les convengan.
I Dado- en- Areclbo, asnueve de Abril
de 1868.
Carlos Franco Soto.-El Secretario,
P. S Manuel ], Calder6n.. ..