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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Oakland Neat Markets 0per-
ating With Small Forces,
While Men Walk Streets
EMPLOYERS AGGRESSIVE
Wholesalers Side With the
Majority and Will Sell
No Neat to Their Rivals
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
llls Broadway, March 5.


The strike situation in the local meat
markets remains unchanged. The big
shops are running with reduced forces
and are endeavoring TO replace the men
they have locked out with non-union
men. in the smaller shops the effect
of the trouble is not felt so keenly The
shops that have refused TO joinin with
the boss butchers in their fight against
the union men it is said are doomed. as
in a short time they viii be unable 70
get any meat AS an illustration Of
this c. Z. Scheithe of S77 San Pablo
avenue discharged his son this morning
and Joined the ranks Of the boss butch
ers. and in his explanation Of his action
said: 4 could get no meat unless 1
signed not TO employ a union man. As
must live, could do no more than ac-
oept the terms offered me. Ny son is a
member OF the union.s hence I cannot
employ him
Several policemen have been detailed
20 guard Becker's market in case of
any demonstration The butchers that
are locked out claim that they are in
no hurry and that their union is the
best. organized in the town. and they
express the belief that they can win
At the present time there is no indica-
ton that the cooks and walters will
take a hand in the fight. They have
held no regular meeting since the out
break Of the trouble, and if they can
render material assistance all the in
fluence that can be brought TO bear
upon them viii be exerted within the
next few. days.
The main strength Of the boss butch
erss lies IN the fact that they have the
wholesale men back of them. Becker
received word to-day from Miller &
Lux telling him 70 keep up the fight he
has started. The wholesalers have
agreed not 10 supply any butcher that
employs union help. Notwithstanding
this several shops have refused to dis
charge their union men, and the en-
ployers say they can get meat from
other sources.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
snanish Gun for Alameda.

ALAMEDA. March 5.-Rear Admiral
b. H. McCalis, commandant Of the
Mare Island Navy Yard, has written to
City Clerk J. W. Gillogly informing
that official that he viii have a tug de-
liver the Spanish trophy gun loaned TO
Alameda by the War Department at
the Broadway wharf in Oakland next
Friday. The piece Of ordnance viii be
conveyed here at the expense Of the
city and viii be placed at the corner
Of santa Clara avenue and Oak street,
in front of the City Hall
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
BODY IS FOUND
IN THE RUINS
Dennis Manning Burned to
Death in the Confiagration
at the City Hall Stables
HORSES KICK SHOES OFF
Death Agony of the EquineS
Disclosed at the Search
Made After the Big Fire
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
lllS Broadway. March 3.


111S Broadway, March 8.
One man and forty-eight horses lost
their lives in the fire at the City Hall
stables last night and one man was
injured, while property to the amount
OF s25,0o0 was destroyed.
The body of Dennis Manning, the
missing stable-keeper, was found by
Assistant Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department George Mcdonald at 4
O'Clock this morning. II was general
" believed last night that Manning
had lost hfs life. but it was not until
nearly daylight that the body was
found. The remains were at once
turned over to Deputy Coroner Quel-
lin.
When the fremen and F. W. Baker.
the proprietor of the burned place. got
to work upon the ruins this morning
1t was discovered that forty-eight
horses had been burned to death.
The horses were all kept in the sec
ond story of the stable, as is usual in
stables Of this kind The fire started
Immediately under the runway that
leads from the ground floor to the sec
ond story. Before the fremen could
arrive this runway was destroyed
and the horses in the second story
we're absolutely doomed.
The position of the bodies discovered
this morning shows that some of the
horses in their death agony kicked
their shoes off in their terror of the
fire.
The loss is estimated at about s25, 600
Baker had no insurance. In addition
10 his loss there will be the loss Of
individual horse owners. Dr. w s.
Porter lost a fine saddle horse worth
several hundreds of dollars and a span
of carriage horses. DR.. c. II. Walker
lost span and a buggy and Dr. H
J. I.arkey lost two valuable horses
The private losses will amount to over
$4,000.
There WAS practically no insurance
upon anything in the stables
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Californlans in New York.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The follow
ing Californians are in New York:
From San Francisco-B. d. Adamson,
at the St. Denis; L. G. Clark and Z. F.
Fortune and wife. at the Grand Union;
H. c. Norton, at the Albemarle; C. C.
Rosenmasser, at the st. Denis; H. p.
Taylor, at the Wellington; F. B. Find
lay. at the Navarro; F. H. wheelan
and wife, at the Wolcott.
Form Los Angeles-W. Hyder, at
the Herald Square; c. A. Baskerville,
at the Continental.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Forty-sevcn.

berry;g1l a9asc for good 10 prime semi washed
SG9ltc for superior unwashed: Si3S9c for good
green unwashed: 04d1oc for good 70 superior
unwashed peabeTry; TaSc for inferior 10 or
dinary
Niearsgua-124sd d1324c nominal for prime TO
fancy washed: 9iSd11c nominal for fair TO
strictly gcod washed: s1t dS2te for good 10 su-
perior unVashed; 91=6101zc Tor good TO prime
unwasned peaberry.
Guatemala and Mexican-14dl5c FOR fancy
washed, 124 gl4c for prime 70 strictly prime
washed; IAd11@4c fOr strictly good washed
lOS4Tilc 1or good washed; 9hG1Ohic for fair
washed Sd9c for medium. TnSi4c Tor inferior
TO ordinary f01zH12l l4c FOR fair 10 prime
washed peabeTry: 9I1H1Cc for good 70 prime
uu~ashed pea berry; Sl7G9c for good 70 su-
perior unvashed
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
HORSE RUNS INTO YOUNG
WOMAN AND BREAKS ARM
Miss Lena Murphy Meets With Serious
Accident While Walking Along
the Street.

BERKELEY, March 5.-While walk
ing along the street near her home on
sixth street. between AIlston way and
Addison street, Miss Lena Murphy was
knocked down by a runaway horse to-
day and 50 seriously injured that she
VIII be under zthe Doctors care for a
long time. Her left arm was broken
sb0ve the elbow. her Shoulder dislo-
Gated and she was severely bruised on
the body For while il was feared
that shc was internally injured. but all
danger from this direction has now
PASSED away. Miss Murphy saw the
horse running down the street. and
thought herself free from danger until
the animal suddenly turned toward her.
i was then too late to escape.
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Viii Treat the Needy Poor.

+ OAKLAND, March 5.-A free clinic
for the treatment Of the poor Of this
city is to abe opened next Monday
morning at the Oakland College of
Medicine and Surgery at Thirty-hrst
and Grove streets. This clinic is in
tended only for those that areSunable
TO pay for the services Of physician
and il. IS. nettexpected that any per-
son with means VII apply for treat
rae7f
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
CALIFORNIA CORDAGE
COMPANY INCORPOR RATES
Factory May Be Erected at AIviso.
Where Water transportation Can
BE Had for PrOfluefS

SAN JOSE, March 5.-The California
Cordase Company was incorno~a+se1
here to-day. Its capital stock is sa5o 400
of which s2lS.OO0 has been subscr,had
The company proposes to manufacture
ana oeai ~ all kinds OF cord and twine
ters will be San Jose. The di~sct,-.
are: j. F. Burns. San Jose: ! "
Ellsworth, Redwood CITY. w Y
Pari William g. Alexander and w.
Fl Rogers. San Jose
The company will enter the cordage
market and erect factory. II is h.
heved tnat large trade with China
ard japan can be built up. 1t is said
the factory may be erected at Alviso.
where water transportation can be had
for its products
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

ALAMEDA, March 5.-Bicycle thieves
are active here, and within the last
week numerous thefts of wheels have
been reported TO the police. Several Of
the missing bicycles were taken from
the stand in front Of the Free Library.
Louis Lenz last evening had his wheel
stolen while he was in the reading
rnnrla
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Percy Estatc Distributed.

OAKLAND, March 5.-The final ac-
count Of the administrator Of the estate
Of the late George ". Percy was al
lowed by Judge Greene to-day. and he
ordered the estate distributed to Emma
c. Percy, the surviving widow. The
property consists Of cash to the amount
Of Ss2. .52s 0e, thirty shares of stock in
the Pacific Borax Company and The
family home on Boulevard terrace.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Husband ASKS Divorce

OAKLAND, March 5.-Suit for di-
vorce was begun to-day by William J.
Preston against Martha Preston on the
ground of desertion- They were mar
ried in 1881, but, he AYERS. six years ago
she left him.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
MACHINISTS CONDEMN
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
Pass Resolution in Opposition to Ac-
ton Against Street Meetings Taken
by Board of SuDervisors

San Francisco Lodge No. GS. Inter
national Association of Machinists. in
opposition to the proposed ordinance
to prohibit street meetings. has passed
the following resolution:
Whereas The Police Department OF this c-ty
propose TO have passed ordinance prohibit
Ing street meetings; therefore be IL
Resolved. By San Francisco Lodge No rs
International Association of Machnsts thar
we condemn any unconstitutional interference
with the liberties Of the people guaranteed
by the fundamental laws Of our country
T. 7. GIiMMOW. Secretarv.
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Nineteentb Anniversary.

OAKLAND, March 5.-Oakland
Parlor No. so. y. S. G. w. will give
a whist party at odd Fellows Hall
next Wednesday evening in celebra-
ton of the nineteenth anniversary of
the organization of the parlor. The
members of the committee in charge
are Past Presidents John j. Naegle,
George p. CIough and w. L. Paulson.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Appoints Deputy coroner.

OAKLAND. March 5.-The town OF
Pleasanton is TO have a deputy cor
oDer, and to-day Coroner Mehrmann
appointed George W. Detjens to act for
him in the cases. that may come within
his district
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
CaIifornians in Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March s.
The following Californians are in
Washington: John II. Miller of San
Francisco at the New Willard and j.
H. brewster of San Francisco at the
Riggs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
ToNoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales on the San p-.,-
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday.
Morning Session.
100 Mont Ton u 2Ila 100 Mont Ton 4 q
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

MADRID. March minister of Finance
Osma introduced bill In the Chamber OF Den
uties to day aboishing the 3 per cent duty on
..na
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o1 NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY
OAKLAND.

OAKLAND.
Ills Broadway.
TeIelllOne Main 1OSJ-
BERKELEY.
214S Center Street
Telephone North "a.
ALAMEDA.
1885 Park Street.
Telephone Eagle 5O2-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Marriage Licenses.

Excellent furniture must be sold this week
Ccrner store. II. Scheilhaas. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

MASON. Neb.. March 5.--Fire day de-
stroyed the principal portion Of the business
section OF the town Loss. $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Bicycle Thieves Keep Busy.

Extra large bargains in couches and exten
sion tables IT II. Schellhass'. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
FOR SATURDAY. MARCH
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the san Fran
iscO stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
Receipts of Produce.

Street
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

Contra Costa Al Port Costa
Marin Co 63 s " Co. 80 39l,
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Cent L & p. ga 3& : & f 81 57Is
Mutual z l. 81 10 Stkn C & E )
Pac l. Co. 55Ia lU G. & e 20 n
TRUSTEES CERTIFICATES.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06

Following were the sales on the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Mornfnz
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La COndena de- Jose
IiDurCi0 v6Iez, en-.
AguadiIIa.
Ia GOrt8 ailrnsse -lmpafll6
pIeta jQstlGIa.
(De asaestro COrresponeal.A

Diciembra 49, En- el asunto de que
dimos cuenta en este mismo peri6dicO
sobre condena en- Ia Corta de- Distrito
de AguadiIIa de un hijo que rob6 So
padre cierta c8ntidad de cafe debemos
deCir, meior informados. que ls CoTte
imparti6 completa iusticia por cuanto
ell hecho fu6 probado y 81 bien es cier-
to que el hijo declare que Ia finca de
donde procedfa ell cafe. Ie pertenecIa
en condominio con So padre y otros
hermsnos, ante ell Tribunal no Sc pro-
b6. como debia habsrse hecho y por 10
tanto no fue possible Ia absoluci6n de
jose Tiburcio V6lez.
VaIga esta aclaraci6n en- cuanto al
proceder de 10 Corte. pero nuncR en-
cuanto al del padre respecto de su
hiio.
ST 81 acusado jose Tiburcio V6lez Sc
encuentra dispueato & probar en- TODD
tempo Ia participation legal que dice
toner en- Is finca de su pEdre. creemcs
que debfs empezar por interp0ner au
recurso de apelaci6n para ante el Su-
premo ' despues entabIar Ia acci6n ci-
vii correspondence.
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Dos pT6Ximas bOdaS
/. en- Manati.
SsrVICIOs Do Ia pOIlela,
Las mISaS Do SgOlRaldO SO V0rl-
fICan con mOGhU OTd0n.
(De n~ssvrO copwesponsg5-,,

Diciembre 18.-En los salones del
buen tOnO circula Ia gratR nueVa de
que en- breve, se uniran con Ia2o eter-
no. las gentiles paFelas, sefloritas Mer-
cedes Balseiro Y Pepita Vanga con los
distipguidos i6venes sefIores Fetnan-
dez Vanga y Aurelio Diaz Collazo.
La sociedad puertOrriquefs esta
pues de pl6cemes, porque en- breVe,
dos nuevos hogafes SO abriran en- ella,
dos hogsres donde Ia dicha y eI placer
tendr$n un asiento. Mercedes es una
constelsCi6n de primer orden. Pepi-
tR es una azucena que embaIsama con
sus perfumes. DiOs bendiga & los fu-
turos desposados.
Sigue un POGO aliviado de sus que
brsntos ell conOcido letrad0 seflor Juan
r. Ramos.
El Cabo Cerra, y policfa Otero, aCa-
ban de descubrir 81 primerO ell aut0r
del que hAbfe rOto ha POGO un f4rol
del servicio p9biico 81 segundo el de
unos robos de un&s gallinas. lAde-
Iante!
Las misas de sguinaldo vienen Ce!e-
br&ndOse con mucho orden Y recogi-
miento.
Para las pasCuas. so &nuncian varios
agradabIes asaltos,
Con pena hemos sAbido que Sc haEla
bastante delicAde, la virtuOsa sefIoFa
dofIa Conception Rodriguez.
La casa comercisI que gira en- este
pueblo, bsjO el solo nombre de don
Ramon Hernandez. cRda dia adQuiere
msyores faVorecedores. El senior Her
n6ndez, es IN active comerciante.
Pronto llegar6 esta poblaci6n Ell
rico hacendRdo don A. de ls Haba.
Tambi6n vendrSn pasar las vaca-
clones ID bella nina Julia Sanchez. y
los estudiosos alumnOs Roman y Gin
tr6n.
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CORTEs MUNICIPALEs.

.Juecss UassOn5stGs -BQyone0n. Jose
Amadeo- MGnGtE. Felix C6rdoVa.
Ponce. Felipe Casalduc. Mogagdjes.
Otto Schoenrich. San Lorenzo, Jose
Cordov6s. Caguas Pedro VerRne.
GW0yGnaG jose G. RAmos. Carolina.
jose r 1drfguez G. FG5ardo. Anto-
mic r Bsrc l6. Ya6ueoG, r. fsel Or
tiz HeSpadc1o. Rafael Tirado. UtatG-
do. Santiago B. Palmer. ATeOsbO, Jo-
ss6 / Gomez. Lares, Tomss Bryan.
A51a8c0, Artsja cries Cebollero.
Repmblican0s. 0s.-lSdn Juan, Francis
CO del Vale. Go jose Benet
Barros. Pedro Arroyo. San Gsg-
min. Agapito Eacarnaci6n CabO
Rogo, Juan A Bulls AguGdSlzG. Mi
gueI KaArney Yduco. Alejandro
Franceschi. Cayey. Angel M. ROdrI-
Secretaries Uaaioaistas. -Boyam6a,
Celestino Perez Nego Ba5a. Pedro
Manzano. Manatl. Pedro 7. Rivera.
Ponce, Francisco Gautier. MGgGgWes.
Bernardo Bocanegra. San Lorenzo.
Jos9 Ayb3r. CagWGs. H 'rm6genes
Alvarez. GWGgdnaG. ........e.....
Carolina. Manuel Benitsz. FG0rd0,
Carlos M. RoIa. YabucoG. Julian A.
Colon. HWna0cQO, Acisclo Dfaz. UtMG-
do. Antonio Colon. Areci50. Miguel
A. BAlseiro. Laree. Carlos Budet.
AgGsco. Higinio Hern&ndez.
Repu6Zic0nos.- San Juan. Pedro
GCnzsIez C0Gm0. Manuel A Rivera.
BGryos. jose Huertas San German,
AlVaro Fern6ndez. CG6O Rojo. Ga
briel L Lopez. AguGdSlLG. Egnesto
Echevarrfa. Haatc0. Juan Arroyo.
C0yey. Joaquin Colon.
Mar8h0l8 UaaSOnt8tG8. = BGyGna6q,
Ramon SRIgado. Vega Ba30. Jes6s
NJ. Vega. Monott, Manuel B Con
z6lez. Ponce. Enrique del Vale.
M0gGgMes. Francisco Mer endez. San
Lorenzo, Francisco Barreras. C0guG8,
Enrique Lizardi. GuGyGna0. Felipe
Rivera. Car0ZaaaG. jose Palacios. F0-
30rdO. RsfaaI Frfss Ya6ucO0. Ma
nuel q. Rivera. Hunaac00. GensrO
MARQUEE ArecS6o. Ramon Marin.
LGre8. Virgilio Arana. Aaasco. Err
nest0 Esteva- UtuGdO. R2mirO Mar
tfnez.
Repu6lsc0nOs. San Juan. Agustfn
Musa. CoGnaO. Felipe Colon. ,-BGgvos,
Francisco Carreras. San GeymGn,
Rsm6n Gutierrez. CG60 R05O, Ri
c.rdo Neri. Agu0dSILa, Francisco
Camacho- Yauc0. Modesto Torres.
(Y1Aost ESa1fma Rivora
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NO So DEscUTDE I'd.

Los varies sfntomas de una cons
Gici6n debilitada que toda per.
soma reeonoce en- 81 rlisma, es una
advertencia que por5 ningun con-
cepto deberfa pasar desapercibida,
; pues de otra manefa los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran ineremen-
to con gran peligro de fatales con-
secuencias. Los g@rmenes de Ia
tfsis pueden ser absorvidos por
los puImones 6 cualquiera hora
echando raices y multiplicandose,
a no ser que el sistema sea ale
mentado hasta cierto punto que le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como la miel =
contiene los principles nutritivos
y curativos del Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta Y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortifca el sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablement Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tisis y todas las en-
fermedades emanadas por debihdad
de los pulmones y constitution ra-
quftica. Tomada tempo eVita
Ia tfsis; tomada & tempo la cura.
''El Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengo
el gusto de participar q Uds. que
he usado en- mi hijo, enfermo dc
Nal de Pott y por indication del
DR.. Rafael Lavista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que Uds. preparan y
ademas de que lie ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago la tolera muchf-
simo mejor que las otras prepara-
clones de aceite de bacalao. 1gual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otroa
nifios & quienes les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de Uds." No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL exito en- ell case de
I'd. no Sc desespere hasta que Ia
haya probado. Eficaz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
Sngafo con esta. En- las Boticas.
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10 que gI presidents
Roosevelt Opina de
los ''iRdGp0ndi0n-
teS."
Con I'm gObl0rnO como 81 Suy0,
dice gus IN h0m0Eo solo con-
slgu8 aIgO 81 aGtdl con OtTOs.
Qulen slgus Gi8gamento un par
lido J no pTOcuTa mejOTaTle,
cOmeta On GrImsn.

Del libro eel ideal americana. nc
hace muChO publicsdo por el presldeSn'
te'RooseveIt, son los sigulentes rene
xiones: ,,
eFI hombre que desea haCer 81 bien
de su pats deba mezcIarse actiVamenSe
en- Ia poIfsicR. Que eL repuDIlcano
vaya con ell p6blico republican, y
81 democrats cen .el Rrupo1 de- ese
nombre.9
eAdu6l que sea independents rela-
ci6nese con los que pitnsan como ell.
Que en- tOdas circunstancias sea una
foerza activa y hsga sentlr 81 lnhoen-
Cia.S 80
eSiempre puede halIar hombres
amsntes de an buen gobiernO y 81 ac-
t6an unidos, ser6n una fuerza al SER
vicio de Is justicia del derecho.9
SCon un gobiernO como 81 nuee6ro,
un hombre solo conslgue Ago, 81 ac-
t1s con Otroa. Para que clerto nnme-
70 de personss puedan aCtuar unldss
cada una de elias debe sacritcAr pArte
de sus ideas, parte de sus preluiclos. ,
<Es diRn0 de l&atima ell hombre que
no pueda halIar en- so dlstrlto, con
0uian unirse en- conciencia. Puede
preferir trabaiar con IN partido ya or-
ganizado; por ciertas Causas en- cler-
tas ocnsiones, puede eucontrar mas ra-
zonabIe moverse permsneciendo AleJa-
do de los partidos pero sisdesea ejercer
una infuencia verdadera debe ser
miembro de una asociaCi6n cual-
quiera.S
Ebay que tener presente que, Ia in-
dependencies 8 Ia fidelidRd de an parti-
do SON dos excuses inacept blea para
Ia faIta de sutoridad polftica.O ,
sci hombre que siGue ciegamente
nm partido por Ia fdelided que 81
debe Y que no p-ocura en- mOdo aIgu-
no aa1J0T0r ESQ pGrt6dO, conaete IN crE-
men ante su pSi'; 81 tndependSente
cOnaete Wn crinaea tan grace como
aqu9I, si presents sW SsadependencEG
como dSsoulp0 de su egoasnaO, 81 pSess0
011e, deczarGnd0 no perteneceq q pGTtG-
do az0wn0. evStG eL deber de t0mGr
parte activ0 on Ia OrgGnIsaeS6'a de los
p0rtSdosA
TIL. ROOSEVELT.
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judiCia.
les eIeCtOS.
CORrEs DE DIsTRITO.

Marshall Una0ni8td8 San Juan
jose Labrador. Ayeci6o, Oscar Bi
t ora. HumacQo. J se e Ramirez
Aguadi1la. Vicerte Vlns. GW0yG
ma. jose j. Vidal
Republic mos = Ponce. Antonio
Ariss. M0yGgdjeg. Enriqus Rqssy.
Seeret0 eos Uni0nistaS San Juan.
Jose e. Figueras. Arec6bO. Epifanio
+. Vsrgas. Huna0ca0. Enrique Rim
con. AquGdSlL0. Limo V6zQuez. Qua
uGmG, Francisco Morales.
RepubEicaaos. Ponce. Genaro vi.
daI. M0yGgdies. Francisco LlabRt.