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Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
TEMPE
IN THE JUSTICE
Two Cases YesterIay-A Motion Made
 sc- 2 New Trial.

After t-e strenuous labors of the past few days, yesterday was compar- ativeIy quiet in Justice .Nielsen's court The first case t1nat demanded his at tention was that of ZacIarias Gonzales He had been up to his old tricks again and the day before had created a dis turbance in East re mpe. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was assessed $7.50. Clinton Campbell, for whom MT. Gonzales was wor1t lg on one of the normal buildings went good for the amount as he could not afford to lose a good workman.
 Tn the case of Harrison Kaiser charged with assault on the person of A F. McLaughton, the former pleaded not guilty last Saturday. After thinking the matter over all day Sunday he ar rived at Q dffferell It conclusion and yesterday appe ared. before the justice and changed his pie a to that of guilty He was fined $20 which he promptly paid.
 Attorney Roser has made the follow ing motion for a new trial. In the case of L. F. Bruce Iatntiff vs. W. r. Methvin. defendant:
 Comes EOw the defendant iE the above entitled action and moves the court to set aside and vacfte the judg- ment heretofore rendered and entered her ein, and to grant new trial Tn this cause. upon the following grounds, to- Hf,.
 l. That the court erred in admitting evidence.
 .. That the court erred in Iejectiug cE-id.Ece.
 8. That tie evidence does noe sus- tJi1 the -.crGict.
 f. Thrt the evidence does a7e sus- +ain thc judgment.
 5 That the proceedings of the court were lriS. u;ar.
 G. Newly discovered evidence aia- l. rial 10 ( defendant. wh ich he could ID, with easorabIe diigen ee Favc Cis-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
ODD FELLOWS INSTALLATION.

A number of Phoenix people were present Saturday evening at the in stalIation of officers at the lodge here. Immediately after the ceremonies were ove-. a delightful banquet was served. The officers installed were Howard Wood, noble grand; James Parry, vice grand; John Birchett, secretary and F. Schmidt, treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
wORk TO BEcIN sooN

Thomas Douglas has signed up on his bond as contractor for the Birchett Odd Fellows building and will com mence work as soon as the lot is sur veyed and the grade given. This will probably be in a few days and from then on the work will be in active pro gress until the completion of the build ing.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
A FREE TICKET.

ITlder Bros are offering their patrons a proposition in today's ad in this pa per that it will pay them to consider. It means a free ticket to Phoenix and return this evening. Read the particu- lars at the top of this column.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

covered and produced at the triai. z. Costs having been awarded II Fl 'intff under the influence oc pre- Ju1ice.
 S. That the verdict is aSaius jaw.
 HENRY II. ROS 1R
 Attorney for Plaintiff Take your films to Tempe Gallery to be developed and finished cheap. New prices on sulky rakes. 4. II. &, V. Go.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
Lest and Found

-~--~~---~------~---- - -> = rOUND-Mule; large black mare work mule, shcd all round, halter and chain. miles east on McDow- ell road. C. NJ. Etter. STRAYED-One two year old red and white heife-, one horn, branded P5 on left hip. Under bit out Of left ear. John Rieber 133 N. 10th ave. ONE iron gray stallion about three three years old, shod all round, came to ranch July 3. Inquire Ideal Creamery.
 LOST-On west Washington Or west Adams ear trumpet. Finder please address 2O25 west Adams. STRAYED-F'rom near AlhambIa, one heavy set bay mare; star in fore head; badly collar-marked; branded F. P. on hip; reward. Address Zion, R. F. D. {.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
CHIROPODY,

~~~~~~ -~---~-------~--~- PAINLESS removal of cOrns or bunions; prices 30 cents each Privacy assured. Day night All instruments sterilized Fashion Barber ShOn. 43 Washington st., opp Santa Fe office. Telephone Red 962. InsrOwing Nails a Specially
 FRANK SHIRLEY.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
AssAYER AND METALLuReIsT.

J. Q. A. KING, Assayer and Metallurgist Cyanide, concentration, mill and smelter tests. IS N. Second Avenue. Phoenix, Ari- zona-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
FACIAL TREATMENT.

PROF. DOW. M. E.-Dermatologist, re- moves all blemishes by Electricity. Electric treatment and Massage, 515 N. Center street.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
4 NIGHTMARE

Gives point to the fact that excessive or irregular eating dlSJUrhS the digestion Nightmare @. night hag has its day tiUt correspondence in the undue fUllDr~~ after eating. with the belchiuES and sour or bitter rising So often experienced after too haSry or too hearty eating
 Dr. Picrce'S Golden Medical Discovery cures dyspepsia or bad stomach. When the weak stomach is strengthened and inVigOratcd the whole hody Sharr> iu tle increased strength derived from tuuu properly dlgcSted and perfectly a>Simi- lated.
 treme uervousuess induced by chronic ll0-I- gestiOn and felt heavy. tired and a-ru .al continually writes Mi~S Mary smith co l..a No. Wahsatch Street. Colorado SuTtLE~. tUlr
 Dr. ficrcc'S Golden Medical Discovery the only medicine which relieved me MlrU- m week aIter ] ncsan using x Iha' Lr-ft oppressed feeling after meals had Itfr me- and l found that was able to sleep better than for months previously My appetite was gradually restored. general system. was toned up. ncrvuu>nt~~ became a tllrE ot t..r past and have now been lu splendid health for over nine months"
 Sometimes a selfish dealer tempted hv the little more profit paid uu tUr sab. .- less meritorious medicines will offer tEr customer a substitute d~ being fU~l IN good " as the '' Discovery" lf may lr better for him because it ply~ better. h-t it iS not as good for yUu. if yuu want tlr medicine that has cured others, and which you believe will cure you.
 AOOO=Da3E DOGGUF E0Gh 1EA4A sEGN on receipt of 2I one cent
 stamps To cover pO>ta-e Oulys 31 stamps for cloth bound s~- .. ...... <. <. x. . ].
 copy. Formerly sold for -I.5u
 to extent Of over 5uuUNu Nt copies Every family should rs.s. .. possess a copy for ready ref- fs E-U E CreuCe in ease of sudden lIl- VI 70 E-Ea.-I ness or accident lt is illus trated with hundreds ul
 WOOd-cuts and several cu.urcu t nr plates Address nr. E. " M Eta Pierce. Buffalo. V. N-
 Dr. Pierce's Pellets Cure Constipation.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

company was again in AIesa yesterday and says that he has the credit oE sr-- cipitating the first cut iu rates be- tween the local roads While E- de- nies the charge wiIfuIlv ha salt he v.Te pleased that the good peoule uf Mesa and vicinity should be able rn come ts Phoenix to sec his show a- such iHs rates. He advertises am excursion tr- Tuesday night at the low rate ef To cents for the round trip over -h- 1f & r. leaving Mesa ar s-15 city rI-s train stopping at Stringtovu crossing and at Nephi. Train l1 return after the dance at F o'clock The name .- the play will be "P-vn TIcEe- NH. 2IO"
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

The pictures of girls in bathing suits do not make us long for the seashore. We do not claim to be good, but we do claim we are morest.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

Go to Turner's for a maple, nut strawberry, pineapple or chocolate SunQae.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
MARRIED SUNDAY.

Lemonade, milk shake, egg, phOs- plates and other drinks at Turner's.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
SCROPULA
 FROM PARENT TO CHILD

The laws of heredity are luv1rllt-e and the diseased blood of parents -1 handed down to children in the io-Ea e Scrofula Being thus deep-y rooted nothing can reach the disease but com stitutiOnal remedy. The very iouulat-l -i of the blood is diseased. and -iatli -r -s purified and made strong, those who are born with a scrofulous tendency c------ have the blessing of robust health
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
MEETING AT THE TABERNACLE

w EE iiNG "A F1E . 40 -FA.Nr rt~ ---
 There was quite a large arreuu-ura at the Mormon tabernacle Sunday .a spite of the hot weather. The pu'r.. was occupied by Elders O. D. Flake D. S. ewis. J. \. Stewart and EI L. Pomeroy.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

MORE EXCURSIONS. Mr. Reed of the Ethel Tucker Stock
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
PATENTS.

ATENTS-Hazard & HarPnam, Los
 Angeles. Send for free book on patents.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
Cleveland, O., Ia2 Brovaeu ss-

Iinherited Scrofula from my 1-lre -rs-, and this means, of course, weak impure blood and Q rundown de niA1- 1---tc-- N.t-- difio0 of the system. Treatment or HaN- sicians did not do me stlyrEl---s 4l-s- t-.e good s. :. $. did last winter g- hen -a'- 1t. It promotes appetite ana oiEss-t-'- ID gives strength and energy. builds ,ip the general health in every way ---..t --- addition to being an excellent l-l-.- Y-Ifier if adds to its success as l ra-l-- .lr for Scrofula. IL dld Euorc -cr lGe ------- anything ! have used, and E-lt-l Jre l recommend it. S. S. S. com L--I cured me of this hliShtl1lE q se.ssIe-
 MRS. LOUISE COL-L-As
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
SANITARIUM.

ARIZONA MEDICAL and SURGICAL SANTA -Hydrotheropathy Q spe- cialty Healthful dietary 5I5 ". Gen. ter street.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

s. s. S., the king of blood TslriEerz- is the medicine that is required, bec--.s. i- changes the quality of the b.ol.- HF cleansing it of all poiso-s a--d .ulp-,r-''->r building 1t up and strenS hc;1i-iS '--r eng tire system. When < < S- Las restored the blood to a healthy cou1---a1 .'-.t forced out the scrofulous deposits, l-.-.- is sure return to health. No r-y has ever been found to equal thi5 Ste1-- vegetable preparation fo- the ct--e e- ---
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

Dr. Pierce's PeIIets cure CoastiPatIon.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

pa E9FE5SECkHk
 ATTORNEY-AT-L LAW. MRS. ANNA j. WHITCOMB. Office 5l2 s. Gen. ter St, Phoenix, Ariz.
 NOTARY PUBLIC. F. F. FASCOE, Notary Public. Convey ancing a specially. Acknowledgment taken. 11C North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

men, boys, women or girls to pick and pack cantaloupes. Address or phone, A. J. Hanson, Ky rene
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11
Haln Nance

WANTED-A painter and paper hang CT. 9O5 s. First ave.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

WANTED-Man to cook on ranch Tor
 men. Address P. O. Box 631.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

namely, that Karl a living installation of
wireless telegraphy If this rough-and-ready def
milton OF the phenomenon was reasonably correct it
was essential that the human station" should have
The power OF receiving well transmitting the
electrical influences which called into activity
lis sixth sense. Hitherto Grier SO to speak had
swept the mental horizon with a search-light
hoping or expecting to find the object he sought.
NOW. IN state OF quiesoence, Vet tuned TO the
proper pitch by the sound OF one of those strong
deep words that vibrate back TO the twilight of
human origins he was encountered by another
r-llo-active force, and became for time machine
like recorder Of impressions.
After the familiar passing through darkness into
Erh--this rnomentary eclipse being apparently
-e-lanical Teadjustnent OF the normal functions
oI the brain TO their novel quirenents-he found
himself spectator Of meeting between two men,
q meeting that seemingly taking place in
secOnd-hoor Office overlooking the junction of two
busy thOroughfares.
He could hear nothing. He in the position
ot an audience watching the cinematographc repre-
sentation OF express train laundering through
q s-ation-there was all the realism OF life and
motion. but no sound. In his case, of course,
ere We're the added illusions of color and sunlight,
was the vision distracted by perpexing fut-
.e-lugs Of d winding film.
one Of the men was Constantine tall sallow-
faced daTk-eyed, habited in evening dress, but
moving an Oriental love OF display by the PAIR
Cf diamond studs blazing in his shlrt-tront, the
thrilling design OF his brocade waistcoat, and the
braid two inches wide that scanned his trousers.
His companion, also attired In the garb abhorred
ty George Bernard Shaw, was, in all except his
un-American aspect Cboth men being unrnistakable
aliens ') the exact antithesis OF Constantine A
short tubby man, the product, 1t appeared, OF
Polish eg father and Mexican half-caste mother,
lac might be hkened TO a human olive lie was
SO round, so s1nooth-polled SO greeny-bronze IN
c9nrlexion, that Karl, summing him up after
ward. said:
When / meet him, / shall half expect to see
him preserved in vinegar inside a bottle with
The synopsis of preceding chapters Will be
found at the end of this instalment page ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

sense. Karl had never used code, and the
meaningless nature of the script puzzled him, until
he saw that the writer had jotted down sentences
opposite each word on separate sheet of paper.
Perusal of this key made the message coherent.
1t read:
Meet the Merlin arrival at Liverpool the 10th
Offer Miss Hutchinson St Jamess Hall
my and promise her prolonged engagement good
terms tor exclusive contract. STEINDAL.
There was an evil leer on Steinda1s face when he
read the draft to Constantine and the unpleasant
smile with which the latter showed his approval
warned Grier that an ulteriOr purpose lay behind
offer which, under ordinary circumstances,
should prove highly acceptable to any girl at the
outset of professional career. Karl eager to
learn of the compact into which these two had
entered, but strive as he might he could distin-
guish only faint quick, vibrating noises that
had a vague resemblance to taps on a cymbal.
He did realize until later that he even then
extending his range of hearing and the
sounds he caught the bells of the street-cars.
Steindal summoned assistant, gave him the
cablegram, with instructions and Constantine and
he, donning dust-coats, descended to the street.
1t was a perfect Joy to Karl to discover that he
could accompany them They taken down
by elevator (Which smacks of Cork, though 1t
is pure American) and passed out into the street.
And then Karl Grier's sixth sense took its first
ride on a Broadway car. Being on the uptown
track it was crowded with business people,
Did the conductor take your fare and ring you
up the indicator? Anyhow he would say
things if you tried to work in siXpence for a
dime cried Hooper when Karl reached this part
of his story and the spirit passenger confessed to
singular dread of being in the way of the and
women who clingng to the straps.
This was a somewhat remarkable instance of a
mental record of a purely physical sensation.
Once he began to roam about in his frances
he had to learn that matter and space did not exist
for him in their everyday acceptance
The car swung round curve to Madison Square,
crossed 23rd-st swept past number of fine hotels
and shops, passed under a section of the elevated
railway and changed its way into newer New York.
At last Constantine and Steindal alighted oppo-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

conscious effort listen what they saving;
but II failed though he subsequently recalled faint
knowledge OF vague sounds, as though he
deavo11ng to hear through thick glass.
The was sumptuously furnished The
walls were decorated with photographs, large and
small, of men with wide and expressive mouths and
abundant hair, and of women with "goo-goo" eyes,
wearing picture-hats for the most part. Several
framed letters either typewriter hugely
scrawed, We're crowded together the FIREPLACE
and they set forth in unguarded terms the varied
eXcellences of Dear Steindal Mr. Wilhelm
Steindal," or Wilhelm Steindal Esq" Through
the open windows Karl saw electric cars hurrying
and fro beneath the bright steel rails demanding
clear center of the street, while the general traffic
made up of light trollies, delivery and
bicycles, with hardly a cab private carriage
On sides of a drninutive street-lamp he read
Broadway" and ''E St." SO he assumed that
for some occult reason he had found his way
to New-York
His attention caught by a flush of anger
Constantine's face. The Armenian emphasized
his comment with a passionate thump OF his
clenched fist on the table. Stendal, if the fat
man was the recipient of those hattering letters,
seemed TO be expostulating. After some argument,
in whi-h Constantine apparently brought
round to the others view the olive-sknned person
THE ARNCLFFE PUzZLE,' story of absorbing in
teres by Gordon Holmes, viii begin a serial IN The
Sunday Magazine Sunday By special arrangement with
the author publisher this story Will appear
IN any form until Gordon Holmes Is
literary world and when his first tale "A
Mysterious Disappearance" published, Sherlock Holmes
suspected having big brother aru1 and clever
himself Thc Arnclfe Puzz1e' closely aPproximass the
ideal serial and thrilling in its action as he Hound OF
the BaSkcrvines' and mystifying its interest
Caoriau II has literary excellence and marks the
author genius highly endowed with the Art of the Story
Teller
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
vi. In Which Cons
A THOUGH he had
"A not the slightest
4 Il difficulty in re-

dlincultN IN re-
counting the precise
phrases of converSa-
lions, the exact details
Of actions, which during
the previous hour and
q quarter had their
habitat IN New-Nork.
Karl unquestionably did
ieel the need of choos-
ing his words when he
began 10 tell Hooper
how a new and wholly
enhancing phase of his
extraordinary powers
was opened up by the
discovery that mere dis
tanoe no longer dimin-
ished his sense OF hear
ing. II was so vitally
important TO be accu-
tate. First impressions
are OF prime value in
describing a sensation.
i a man retained only
his first impression of
the taste of alcohol.
what a sober world it
would be-
When his conscious
Intelligence left the
room IN which he and
Hooper We're sitting he
had no fixed objective
IL ms mind. This fresh
departure was note
worthy. and indeed alb
solutely essential 10 the
theory propounded by
Sir William Macpher-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

a fiamboyant label pasted around the outside"
The two discussing a subject OF grave in
terest judging by their faces. Karl made sub
conscious effort listen what they saving;
but it failed though he subsequently recalled faint
knowledge of vague sounds, as though he was en-
deavoring to hear through thick glass.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
! !

stretched out a pulpy
hand for a cookbook,
which he consulted, and
framed a message.
And now, for the first
time to his adult knowl-
edge, Karl purposely
changed his position
without interrupting his
sight of events in the
least degree. That is to
say, his experiments of
the two previous nights
had the aspect of a
vivid dream, but on this
occasion he acted as if
he had the power
of physical movement.
When he saw Maggie
Hutchinson at Manhat-
tan Beach, he endeav-
ored to stoop over the
hotel table and also to
step off the veranda to
the grass lawn beyond,
but he succeeded in
neither instance. To-
day, except that his
body was in Oxford,
he fancied he had COM
plete liberty of move
ment in New York.
x
So he passed behind
Constantine's compan-
ion, looked over his
shoulder and read what
he had written. The
words Margaret Hutch
inson' stood out clearly
from a tumble of nom
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
hQTAS De AREC|b0
Constitdyese un comite de
defensa contra la anemla.
FL clnemat6grafo.
AMENAZANDO RUlNA

Agosto II "A invitacl6n del alcal-
cslde sef1or PreeE Avilel con ,urrieron
q 10 Alcalola 10 sefiora Trina PsdiIIs
de SAM, don Antonio Flgueras y
sefores doosores SIsoai, Cur oelo,
Alsman Boyd. AM Sc enoonsraba
el organizador de Ia L!ga contra Ia
Anemis, Doctor Gonzalez Martinez,
el cual expuao Ia reunion ell OBI TO y
propositos de Ia Llga J Ia necssldsd
de pombrar On cada poblacionl ,un CO.
mi.e,y al efecto Sc design6 para el dis.
trito de Ateclbo ell gulente: Presi-
denie, doctor Francisco Susoni; Vo-
Ca lea; sehora Trina Padills de S anz v
senior Antonio Flgueras. Los sefiores
doctor Fernando AlemAn, ofcisl de
Sandal, doctor G. Curbslo y doc
ter K. Boyd, auxIllares, ofeecieron
prestar su cooperation 4 los trabAioa
de Ia Llga implsntando el competente
tratamiento para los eafermos unci.
nartacos. Pronto Sc nombrs sran los
sob-comites en- las poblaciones de
este DlssrltJ.
Para el domingo anuncia Ia
Compsfla CinemARgrAfica, su Ultima
function en- nuesIro teatro que promsts
queoar concurridlsims, pues 80 exhi.
blran las mtiores vis.as Gel gran re.
perIorio conque cuenta este ms&nfR
CO aparato. La proxlma sens ana a..
9 psrs Ponce donde b.. con.rat ado
ell .atro LA Peria.
-Darsnte ls lpr6x ma semana se
espendera Ia carne de novillo y noyi.
ia q Centavos libra todos los dias,
excEpcion del. martss, que serA ds
vacs y novtllo, Q siets csntavos libra
Hoy pstece que q Conseeusncis
de las luvial be caro- psrts del teche
de una casa de laplazA del Mercade
donde hsbia una pulpeIfA sin que ocu
iese dssgrAcia algnpa. Ei ssdei
l, 6 ,nisro orden6 que seguidamsnts
50 procediers > de ribar el resto de
techo. por smenszA de ruinA. Qleds
demottrada la conveniencia de b scel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
NOTAS DE A|BONT0
Huespedes. Resolution opor.
tuna. DIR. Gutierrez. LA
temperature.
EN- BARRANQUlTAS

Han llegado & ests pueblo y son
huespedss DEL sHotel Borinquen> el
sef,or don Fabian Fra er y sefiora, del
alto comera aio de Areclbo, y el Lcdo.
Lloreda, sefiora hija.
A-Nuestro amigo ell joven don Ra-
mon Flores no ennende de indirec. as;
tan luego vic en- el HcraLdo ESpaiol que
un veclno, con muchlslma razon y de.
recho, denunclaba una chin snea de un
horno que estA fuera de ley, supo.
niendo que sse horno fasra. el suyo,
pidio por TELEGRAPH, segdn semeH infor-
ma, una chineIea, NADIA menos que de
40 pies, q Mr. Graham, Ponce Asi
proceden los hombres justos, evitando
hacer dano a la propiedad q la salud
de los demas.
Sc encuentra guardando CANA el
doctor Gutierrez, de 10 <Anemia Com
mision.s
La temperature maxlma hoy
iueves ha sido "A centigs. q 10 sombra.
Sc dice que sera nomorado Juez
de Paz por renuncia del sefior Blaneo,
don Fausto Negr6n.
H. pasado hoy mafiana para
Barranq litas el teniente senior Soto, de
la Policia insular. Parece que allf no
pueden congeniar el Alcalde y eltcsbo
de la policia Como no ha regresado
asuel Official NADIA SO sabe en- concre.
to.
kllivnn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-12
SUbASTA PUBl|CA

Bsnes inmuebleS. -En Ia Colectu-
ria de Rentas Iaseroas de Caguas, el
dfa II de Agosto de 1905, y los ST.
gnlentes, dfa por dfa, & las nueve de
la msfI ana, seran vendidos q los me-
joras postores toios los nienes rela-
cionados 0 parties de los mismos necs-
sarios para cubrir las CO atrioucionss,
recsrgos , costos que fderon emb ar
gsdos por no b Aber pagado q su de-
bido tempo las contribuclones VEN
c!das y los recargos ssgd1 dispone Ia
Lsy de Rsotas Ioternas.
En- pr.nsera subaSta.
Sucasi6 CArreras, casa te"rera
msmpostdrfa, y altos, sisuada ca Ia
Gale de Raiz B ,lvis. -Contribuciones
y gastos aproxtmados; 1880
Magd Alena Co|lsdo de Foot, casa
terrera de mamp ).tsria, situada en- la
Gale de r liz BsviA -Coutribuciones
gas.Oa 8proXlmados: y D 70.
Fdsden verse los detslies que Sc
dessen en- los res )ectivos tx ped dientes.
81 com 5rsdor de cada propiedad
iobe depositar en- etsctIvo, 10 menos
81 diez por ci9nt) del valor en- ie lie
sea vsndida, cuya suma perdera en-
case de que deiare de p .gar al resto
de la suma por q cual le fIe suhasta.
ds la propieda1, duran.e los diez dias
siguientes q. el que Sc verified 81 re-
mase.
Csguas, p Il Julio 20 de 1905.
Enrique RGmos 1ulicr, Colsct0r.
, A proved By B. Il Die, Acting Tea.
surer.