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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1904-12-09
improvements in Santa Rosa.

Santa Rosa has just shown what
can be done when the citizens 90 to
work in earnest to do something.
1t seems that they have a ladies
club over there, and part of them
decided to start a free readlngroom
and library.
Another faction thought heground
next the railroad ought be turned
into a park. Each faction appoint
ed committees to solicit and find
out what could be done. The
park ladies secured $500 to be used
in besutfying their plot Of ground.
The library committee came in
with subscriptions to the amount
of $35 per month for their cause.
Soon after this occurred Rev.
Hardness took up his residence in
the town and a committee was
sent out to see what. support could
be found for a resident minister. 1t
looked almost discouraging to begin,
but nothing daunted, the work must
be begun. In one days work the
committee surprised'itself by secu-
ring shout $500 in good subscriptions
for the years work. 1t was here
as so often is the case that the more
the people give the more oPenheart-
ed they are. Let the good work
50 on.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1904-12-09
Looks Good.

We quote the following from
the Albuquerque Advertiser
and give it for what it is worth
President w, H. Andrews
of the Albuquerque Eastern,
and General Manager Hope
we'll, of the New Mexico Fuel
and Iron company, are both in
the east, bnt several days ago
a trust deed was filed in San
ia Fe from the Albuquerque
Eastern Railway company to
thePittsburg Trust company
covering the roadway,property
and franchises of the road.
With the officials in the east
it is impossible to learn the
meaning of the new move, but
as it is the usual procedure
preparatory to a bond issue,
it is believed that the bonds of
the road have been foated and
that the money for the con-
struction work will soon be
available.
When constructed the Albu-
querque Eastern will be forty
five miles in length, connect
ing this city with the Sante Fe
Central at Moriarty, and over
that road, with the Denver &
Rio Grande and the Rock Is
land.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1904-12-09
More Votes Sold.

Last Sunday fifteen cars of sheep were
shipped to market at Denver from the
rsnehes Of McGillivray Bros, William
Gregg and Frank Trower. The sheep
were in splendid condition and sold for
a nice figure. Angus McGllivray and
]. A. Harris accompanied the shipment to
to its destination, The sheepmen gener-
aIIy have been wearing broad smile at
the top-notch price Of wool, and large
amount of the clip for the next year
has already been contracted. The con-
tracted price has invariably been j few
cents per pound in excess of that recisv-
ed for last years clip.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1904-12-09
SPLENDID SNOW.

The first heavy snow for
more than two years fell on
Saturday and Sunday last past
From Torrance to Santa Fe
the fall is heavy but there is
considerably more from Mori-
arty to Willard than beyond.
In the Manzanos it is reported
to be about two feet deep, with
a second fall of eight inches
on Wednesday night. At
Mountainair it measured ele-
ven inches. At Estancia about
ten inches.
This insures plenty of water
for good grass in the spring, as
we'll as to irrigate the truck
patches. Cattle and sheep are
in good condition to withstand
the weather and consequently
the ranchers are happy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07
KNGwooD PRESTON VIRGINIA. THURSDAY JULY 1904
THE BANK OF KINGWOOD.
Preston County's Largest Banking
Institution Established in 1865.

The following
periodical published
avngs OF officials
While the Capital ooand the
the sand
s ~>'' ~
Bank
that,
sOooD being ns the s,s banking institution organized Preston county,
William
PRESIDENT and Jas G Mrew cashier In January capital bank was
banks reductions
go ms AT the
and dhs
venerable ptes'enii G. Niccw
r ~ Par,
~ ~
j Shaaer merchant The pr,r M ana ~
irons regard institution ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07


PLEDGE.
n Will earnestly seek for myself. and do
- what can 10 help other atsain, the
highest New resis neni standard Of expert
ence snd life. ! will abstain from III those
forms Of worldly amusement forbidden by
the discipline Of ihe Methodist Episcopal
Church, and will attend. 50 far as possible.
the religious meetings Of the Chapter and
che Church, and take some active part.
BENEDICrION
Leader, The Lord bles< thee and keep
thee.
Response, Tie Lord make hia face shine
upon fhee, and be gracious unto thee,
AZ, The Lord lift sp fTls conn,enauos upon
Thee. and give thee peace. Amen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07
Chapter a7oo, R,Dswood, W. Va.
Devotional Meeting Topics

y'AfTP|NhNhhhs 'yO1.
JULY.
3. Christian Patriotism Rom. I3i ~;
/. Pet z:I3-I7. +. NJ. Murdock
10 Modem Idols and their Overthrow.
Luke Ia; 1871; Phil. 3si7.Io. &. A.walls
~. The Worlds Gain Through Universal
Peace. Psa. 46' .9-II; lisa. s:24.
Mnna Flynn
z4. The Spirit of Caste. Jas. a; 10; Matt
20; 8-Iz. ]. a. Everly
81. Missions in Latin Countries. Psa. ~:
io'I7. Virginia Brand
AUGUST.
7. Gods Guiding Hand in Our Lives. /.
cbron. z9; 1912; Luke ~: ~.
Bessie Haney
~. Obeying when Obedience is Hard. Gen.
2z:I-S. r. G Eyerly
~. Standing Alone for God. Rom. S.3I-
80. Mildred jackson
zS. Church Benevolences. II. Cor 9; 6.o
DIR. J. NJ. King
SEPTEMBER.
4. New Courage for New Work. Psa. I44
I-Is; Acts zS: IS. virgie Sterling
II. The Better Country john u; I.5;
Rev. 2I;I.8. Edith Flynn
IS Is the World Growing Betlerp Psa. 81
I-I3; Eceie. 7; 10 S. - Gaiewood
zs City kvangelizaInn ald Home Missions.
Acts 5'4.S. Mrs }. l.. D.vi.
OCTOBER.
g. "Fne Sacred wntpgs" IL de s,ady
Rally Day II Tim 2. I4I7-
Ms {. r. ri,nna,
, Helping Oar Another Rom Iss -.
Ms X B H,onn
70 The Pewe, Il Personal lanarnce John
1859 Rev. % & How d
z5 How Csu W. enlarge ,nd Improve Uar
wois1 Mau ~. " ~; ls,. 81: ?
V,nn'e Band
80 Amuoi w.aidi o." Nv P..ssesdons-
ii~wsD, Masks. poli,q,as l.sais. PA"
Res Pa. 97.in Lii Ehm
NOvENnER
o rne sfaiy If Wi.soo,-- N,s.i.a 5 aa,
H1J % l.s 6o.to Joi4 Heo Is
. Oa, Partnership 'ad z iisss ,p CH
~ 1897, i3'fi3 W u. 6 Messenger
70 Our Tnanls 60 G. IT, Pa i3S 8.
Ms 90 G. ii.wa'd
~. ~ Inspiring Outlook in indn. dat 81
go IS, ios ~. 80. io.7 q w ~ od,a
DECEMBER
4 iVD siipHs ia S,a'n sud 20 i,o,. Fe.
toos s. John 4. % - james Holland
If q 80 sod Bah ilndis Rom. s; ffs
Mrs. =. - (isiew0od
TS The New Testament Staadsfd II Esped.
encs aud I.ife-Pledge Meeting. Matt
g. 70; Jonh Tsi 1910. venia Potter
IS. An Offering 70 Christ Mark a. O.
J Frank Rodeheaver
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07

w lhe u ff.arv ste,
V3ne1 Parks,
FRS twenty sof Elm,
received his education % old Kngwod dAcadem
d followed this n
abshment Hon G. McCc fo next I'm
ai during which
of Apff8
u'ned 10 and engaged
sane s oa ls sss hen appointed assistant Of Internal Revenue
en n ana his the
several years a ihe close Of c lu te
mercantile business, lut sold @ re
Id on ptsnr banking
h Parks widely q the
equal lis perhaps familiar on tban thst
Of Hnko
cashier October setyeau n
period inreaod
e present title IT this old and
di hes
sentative The t ways rcile e.
MARY his
the education Of children aod the betneat and elevation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07

l. j. A. Lenhart, sheriff OF Preston
county do swear that the foregoing list is, I
believe, correct and Just; that | have
received no part OF the taxes for which
the persons aud property thereiu mentioned
are returned delinquent. aud that | have
used due diligence TO hud property within
ms county liable TO distress tnr said ,axcs.
but have found noae. J. A. LkSmAsr.
Sheriff.
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me this
aud day Of July 1901.
Gro A. MAILS
Clerk County Couri
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07
JULIUS X. MONROE,
Surveyor of Lands
KfN0WOOD, ". VI,

WIZ answer oaiisfor land snfvsyine ffoY, an
part Of tho comfy promptly and az feaeonabfv
rates. Platg. drafts and calculations neatly are
accurately made from leeds or Geld notes. Ta6.
ing out and grading pikes, country soada ard
tamvays also laying ont town lots streefe
Foundations. oto. C0rfesuondcnco aolicltef
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07

M near he village OF BndonIe Preston
The smother sIsabe
school aud worked his time
Nng"ood eletkug of
business he continued the
ona ofK
his
continued however
presidency OF the bank
Nhogn ninety ndabiy
responsible president the
Hg"o his
and banking Is the
nspraby linked
led Msspc
ana daughter His Of
seuuia the town Of ng"ood ReIgoa, politically
MI Mc'ew offered 70
solicited man., he
honored by fellow dbUnor
Preston
ne ordinance OF
the organization the 0
House Delegates The
be able jucus dtoth
nomination and
lively lnIeest al public nnAls f.nrk ma
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07

o. p scott Undcrlaker. Bruccton Mlus.
W Va a fuil line Of the latest and hest
goods a. lowest prices Heasse fufashlt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07

The busiest and miguioS, little tidne
fliet ever was made is Dr Kings New Life
Pills. These piHs change weakness into
strength ilsilcssncss into energy. brainfar
into mental power, fhcy ~ wonderful in
buiidanF % lhe health Only 7sc pcr box
Sold bg u A. fonhari % Kinfwood
Cooke supply Co, 81 iiowesv.llc,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07
/ w TURNER.
Licensed huctlOneer,
Twelve Years PracticeA

Ohefs bis services 10 the people Of Preston
county az t3,oo per day. except Court
rouse Work at customary price
Address. MANowN. w. Va.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-08-13
WEST : OUND

James Laplante is at work har-
vesting on the flats.
G. f. McLennon and family have
moved to their ranch near Orcas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Target were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Atkins Sun
day.
Mr.. Dexter and daughter Edith, of
Bellingham, are visiting his sister,
Mrs. Grin Barker.
Quite a large party of West Sound
people enjoyed picnic at Coleman's
beach last Friday.
George Vetter was quite badly
bruised a few days ago by being
thrown from horse at the bridge
across Barker creek.
James Bagby condition is said to
be rapidly growing worse. His step
father, G. w. Frcel, has returned
from the Mt. Baker district to stay
with him.
Mr.. Powell has returned to his
home in Chicago after a visit of six
weeks with his niece, Mrs. Ed Mar
tin. He is delighted with our climate
and may return here to reside
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-08-13
EAST SOUND

The Odd Fellows hall is being re
singled
DR.. Agnes Harrison and son Joe
of Seattle, are visiting j. J Harri-
son.
Mrs. Thos. Gill, of Honolulu IS visit
ing her parents, Capt. and Mrs. N,
Z, Gregg.
DR.. Fred Geoghegan, of Boiling
ham, visited his mother and other
relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. H, Badly, of Bellingham,
is spending a couple of weeks with
her friend Mrs. Waldron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Nichols re.
turned Thursday from a two months
trip through the eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curry, of Bell
ingham, arc guests of Mrs. Curry s
parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Philip
Miss Grace Waldron is spending a
week at Eagle Harbor. She will visit
Belingham before returning to her
home.
Miss Nettie Showers, who has been
visiting her many friends here, re-
turned to her home in Snohomish
Monday.
The yacht Rainier care in Tues
day morning on her return from Vic
toria, leaving Wednesday 'or Belling-
ham. Al on board attended the
dance.
Rodger Cockcref entertained pic
mic party on his beach Sunday. Mr..
James Tulsoch and family. Prof Hard
ing, Mrs, Cow and Miss Cow were
the guests.
Miss Gregg, teacher in the Annie
Wright Seminary, has returned from
q pleasure trip to Alaska and win
spend the balance of her vacation
with her parents, Capt and Mrs N.
+. Gregg.
The young gentlemen Of East Sound
gave Il very enjoyable dance Tuesday
evening. A number Of persons came
over from West Sound, and number
who are here camping were also
present lee cream was served dur
nc the evening. I'll
Ms Cow entertained the Aid. So
r'ety of the NJ. f. church Thursday
hrs Cow was assisted by her daugh-
ter, Miss Amy Cow, ind delightful
afternoon was spent Mesdames
Stterson. Massey, Waldrip. Drought,
J. l.. Cramer, Philip, Rudow, Tar.
CART, Templin, B0stian, KimpIe,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-08-13
Orcas leland
DOE BAY AND OLGA

Mrs. r. C. Willis is visiting friends
in Friday Harbor this week. !;
The steamer Hermosa took small
boom of FIR to West Sound Saturday
from G. A Palmer camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Fairhurst re
turned to Bellingham Tuesday. after
a pleasant weeks outing at olga.
r. X. Willis is on the island for
short visit this week, as the steamer
Roanoke is laid up for ten days for
repairs.
Barney Viereck is going TO take
care of the stake-Gght near Point
Lawrence. Mr.. Hansen having moved
to Bellingham.
Sam Moore has finished logging
around Olga, having run out of tim
Der. but hc expects 10 get some more
soon and get to work again.
b. F. White returned from Bell
ngham Monday. Mrs. White has
been very seriously i'll will pleurisy,
but is improving slowly now.
Some people say there is no money
in cherries here, Henry Legbandt
has cleared a little over $40 net from
one tree in his orchard this year.
Miss Bcrthraume, Miss Annie
Schmidle. Mrs. Will Fisk and Mrs
MorresS were passengers on the
Buckeye Tuesday for Be,lipgIIani.
Mrs. S. J. Graft was over from
Bcllin2ham 4 few days ago to make
arrangements 20 spend few weeks
on thor farm near Point lawrence
Mr. Hanson WIS over from Bell
iugham the first of the week and
moved his family and household eff
fects to the city in Anthony Ohlert's
schooner.
C. f. Sluyter had the misfortune
TO lose his mare last week. She was
ON a picket rope and got thrown, and
chobed to death. She leaves a colt
five weeks old.
Following is a summary of Weather
Observer Willis reports for June and
July.
Mean temperature. ..... 80. $50
Maximum temperature, on 10th ... TSo
Minimum temp, on eth, Sth nth. 42sHs
Total precipitation .... e. ......... I.37 i'll.
Greatest i'll "a hours-on 18th ...... IS in.
No days on which OF inches or
more rain fell ,... ......... u
Clear days e.. ......... ...... &C.. IA
Partly cloudy 80. ... .,t......, IL
Cloudy...... .........:....... d
Average temperature for June, sc. so
Average raintaD. ,.s........ ........ l. II IN.
Thunder storm on the 9th to the northeast
JULY SUMMARY
Mean temperature. ... ...... 90
Maximum tempe nature, on 2sth.... SO
Minimum tempt. sd, 18TH 2oth.... 400
iotal precipitation $3.50. ~, .;t.''' 40 M
Greatest in az hours-o on 10th ...... rs in.
No days on which .oI inches or
more rain Tell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Clear days g.. 60. 49,. ......... rs
Portly cloudy ..,..,.............y. -
Cloudy ............ ..............
Temperature, 90 above averaAe, and rain fall
40 of au rch below.
RICHARD WILLIS.
Wea. her Observer, Olga Station
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-08-13

Luther Kirhple, Woodsy Klmple,
Misses Showers, Nettie Showers,
Barbara Massey and Edith Kimple
were present.
The yacht Thelma, of Bellingham,
Capt Alfred Black, Jr., sailing mas
ter, arrived Monday, bringing a
party now encamped on Langelps
beach. The party includes Mrs. AL
fred L. Black, Miss Lucy Pettibone,
Miss Clara Edwards, Alfred Black,
Jr., James Prentice and Cary Hay
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-08-13
Cholera InfantuIn

This disease has lost its terrors since
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy came into general use.
The uniform success which attends the
use of this remedy in all cases OF bowel
complaints in children has made it a fav-
orite wherever its value has become
known. -
Sold by all druggists and dealers in
patent medicines
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-08-13

DR.. CARAT, the Dentist, will make his
next trip to East Sound, Monday, August
l5. remaining until Friday, August -.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-08-13

The Morse Hardware Co.; Bellinghsm,
will save yoit lhoneC on 'Hardwaye,
liarbed Wire Doors and Windows.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-08-13

empeiature 90 above 4e, and rain al
Of ~ i'ch below
RICHARD WILLIS.
Wea. her Observer, Olga Station
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
PuertOTriquehOS en- los
EStad0S unidOS.
Sc ha gIadRadO do m6dlGO on Sy-
raCuSe, con bIllIaDtOs nOiaS,
GI jOV8n Antonio Lopez.
Sus hermanos aIcanzaron tambien
brillantes triunfos.

En- ell vapor eCoamo, que Ilegara Ell
dia 6. regresa 4 Puerto Rico. inves-
lido con su tltulo de doctor en- Medi-
Gina y Cirujfa, despues de briIlantes
ex6menes en- Ia Universidad de Syra-
cuse. ell joven Antonio Lopez, de dis
tinguida familia de ArecibO.
aizo tambien, dichO cOmpatriota. de
manera sobresaliente. los ex6menes del
Estado.
LIE acompaf1an su herman8 BerhAri-
na, que Sc examine tambien con bue-
mas notas en- ell 90. afIo en- Ell COnserVa-
torio de Boston y sus otros dos hernia
nos Alberto Y Andres, que SO han
graduado en- la Grammer School, tam
bien lespu6s de buenos examenes.
El mas pequefIo. Andres, seg6n car
ta recibida. fue ell elegido entire los
graduates para pronunciar un discur-
so y presentar Ia Escuela ell regaIo
que por costumbre Sc hace al despe-
dirse.
LoIhizo muy bien, Ie abrazarOn y
felicitarOn los sefIores presentes.
La fotograffa y elogios de esos COM
pHtviOtas. aparecen en- un peri6dico de
Boston.
Felicitamos Ia distinguida famiIia
Lopez. de Arecibo. por el triunfo de
esos inteIiQentea i6Venes.
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La z NION De PUER-
TO RIcO. !"
EN- RINCON Sc HA CONSTITUI-
DO UNA JUNTA LOCAL.
EI meeting" eeIsbrado
tu6 nl eOneuTIIdO.


JUNO 3O.-El Domingo 6ltimo cele-
br6se en- 81 pobIado de Rinc6n, un
emeeting9 unionista. que fu@ concurri-
dfsimo.
Hicieron uso de Ia paIabra varios
oradores del aludido poblado y de
AfIasco.
El mayor entusiasmo rein6 en- aqueI
patri6tico acto.
Cnnstituy6se una Junta local de
eUni6n de Puerto Rico. que forman
los sefIores siguientes:
Presidentes honorarios:
Don Juan Antonio del Castillo.
Don Baldomero Rosado.
Presidente effective:
Den Genar0 Estrada.
Vice. Presidente:
Don jose Martin Lopez.
Vocales:
Don Angel Santos.
Don Beltran AceVedO.
Don Arturo RosadO.
Don Crisidio Ramos.
Don Sebastian Corchado.
Don Gumersindo AYiI6s.
Don jose Ramos.
Don Jose Ventura.
Don Antonio Mu6iz.
Don Juan Caro-.
Don Juan Arroyo Manzanares.
Secretario:
j. LeiVa Rodriguez.
Vice Secretario:
Juan Mariani.
El emeeting0 ceIebr6se on la casa
del senior Genaro Estrada, quien en-
union de su distinguida esposa, obse-
qui6 de modo espIendido & los concu-
rrentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02
PARA la
CELEBRAGl0 DEL CUATRO
de JULIO En SAN JUAN,
P. R. 1904.

Al las 10 de Ia mafIRna tendran Iugar
Las ceremonies de Inauguration.
"A las 81 q. m. saLdran de Ia easy
Executiva el Sr. Gobernrdor Hunt Y
ell Hon. Sr. Beekman Winthrop, GUAM
do 81 Castillo del MORO saIudar6 al Sr.
Gobernador con II cafionazos.
AL entrar al Teatro ell Sr. Goberna-
dor y su comitiva, Ia banda tOcarS
SHall to the Chiefs
Oraci6n por ell Sr. Obispo BIenk.
Discurso por el Senior Gobernador
Hunt.
81 Hon. Sr. Beekman Winthrop
prestara juramento como Gobernador
ante ell Sr. Juez Presidente Quinones;
al concluir dicho acto ell Castillo del
Moro dRr8 Otro saIudo de IL cafona-
EOS. y Ia banda tocar6 &The STAR Span
gled Banner.9
Presentation del Sr. Gobernador
Winthrop por el Ex- Gobernador Hunt.
Discurso Inaugural por el Sr. Go
bernador Winthrop.
Bendici6n por ell Rev. George Mil
ton Fowles.
La Banda Insular tocarS Ia eBorin-
quefla0 mientras Ell Sr. Gobernador
winthrop ell EX-GObernadOr Hunt y
su comitiva pasan q Ia platsfOrma en-
frente del Teatro, para Ia reYista de Ia
procession cfVica.
A las IL q. m. tendr6 lugar la gran
parada que recorrera la calIe de Allen
en- direction Ia Plaza de Colon en-
donde ser6 revistada por ell Goberna-
dor Winthrop. subiendo por San Fam
cisco y disolvi6ndose en- Ia Plaza Prin-
cipaI.
"A las dos media de Ia tarde gran
iuego de pelota en- Ia segundR Inca.
A las tres media iuegos atl6ticos y
acuaticos, que tendran Iugar en- Ia Ma
rina. en- los cuales habra una batalla
naval entire rusos y isponeses, corridas
q pie y On sacos, regatas reno y q
vela y cucafis.
A las de Ia noche tendran lugar
los fuegos de artificio en- Ia Plaza de
Colon. con 10 que Sc dara por terminus
da la fiesta.
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No puGden Gnbargar-
Sc los SuGIdOS.
PrGCGptO dc EDiuicIaniento Civil
que tTder5 no pOcOS trastOTnOS.
BUEHO ES QUE Sc SEPA COMO Sc BATE Ell COBRE
BESlE AVER A LAS12.

eEniuiciamientoG Civil. ArtfcuIo 249'
Attends del eHomestead, decIarado
exento pOr Ia ley del xhomestead.3 ) 10
estar6n asf mismO de una nrden IA
ejecuci6n: Z. Lo que 81 deudor de-
clarad0 tai game p0r servicios persona
les prestados en- cuslquier TEMPO, dem
tro de los treinta dlas anteriores al
cumplimiento de Ia orden de ejecuci6n
8 Ia practica del embargo, cuando re-
suite por declaration escrita y iurada
del deudor. s de Otro modo. que dichOs
sueldos 8 salaries son necesarios para
ell sostenimiento de So familia. residen-
to en- esta isla, nantenida en- TODD en-
parte con su trabsjo DSsp0ni6aed08e
que este precepto no autorizar6 ell en-
barge de los derechos 8 sueldos de
ningun funciona arierio 8 empleado p6-
blico.2
Tai es el precepto que tai vez inspi-
RADIO en- un fin naOralizadOr traera no
pocos trastornos en- este pals. acostunn-
brados como est6n los empleados de
escaso sueldo & que Sc les facilite & pla-
zos cuanto necesiten durante Ell mes
para pagar ell dfa 1ltimo.
Moraliza 81 precepto porque obliga
q los funcionarios ajustar sus gastos
& los ingresos.
Y traera trastornos Ia disposition
porque. de golpe y porrazo. ciertos
empleados no podran. aunque quieran.
evitar el tener que acudir al pI6stRmo
6 tornar al fado 10 indispensable para
eJ S08tea1Sp1se9sto de sat .fGna5L60.
SupOngamos que esOs ciuda1anos
encuentran otros que les preston el SER
vicio y que no cumplen. -. ocurrira
que ell acreedor no cobra & las buenas.
porque ell deudOr no puede judicial
mente tampoco hara efectiva Ia deuda,
puesto que el 6ltimo parrafo del apar-
tado 70. transcrito. no 0utOragG eL en-
barge del sueJdo.
Y algo mas: tampoco podra ell acree-
dor resarcirse con 81 sueIdo de su deu-
dor 81 es un empleado particular y CON
sW 6r06G1o. en- todo b en- p0q'te. mantle
ne Sat .J1na6I5G porque para Ell S0ste11i-
noSeaato de Ia misnna es 9seces0ri0 eZ
8ue5d0.
Damos estas notas al p1blico porque
es muy conocido 81 principle de dere-
cho que establece: eque Ia ignoranciR
de las Ieyes no excusa su cumplimien-
to2 y bueno es que sepan. quienes de-
ban saberlo. como Sc bate 81 cobre,
desde aver tarde & las doce. en- ell pun
to concrete que dejamos sehaladO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-02

Esta mafiana fueron introduci9cs
ante ell senior Winthrop apresen-
tantes de Ia prensa de Ssn Juan.
EI senior Winthrop es un hombre
sumamente fino = de trato agradable.
Ha residido tres amos en- Filipinas y
habIa correctamente ell castellanO.
Tiene 80 amos de edad = nos diio que
permanecer6 en- Ell pals cuatro amos.
Manifesto que 10 POGO one ha visto del
pals Ie gusta mucnO. Gun espec1Al1o2d
Ia entrada del puerto. Su melor de-
SEQ, agreg6, es interesarse pFofundR-
mente pOr el bienestar del pals.
Ell nuevo Gobernador es de estatura
alta, bigOte rubio y de mOdAles muy
distinguidos.
Viste rOr 10 regular de blanco. 81
china de este pals 10 encuentra mas
benigno que eI de Fiipinas. Pocos
mOmentOs pudimos departir con 81, &
causa de las muchas persOnas que le
esperaban.
Deseamos eI mejor acierto en- su di-
ffciI cargo ai sefIor Winthrop.