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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14

Seattle, July l3.--Three hundred in
tending settlers are in the city TO file
on land contained in district thrown
open for settlement today, north of the
present Quinalt Indian reservation ana
80 miles north Of Hoquiam, These set
tiers began to arrive in Seattle from the
coast on Tuesday. and last evening
there were between $50 and 300 regis
tered at the local hotels.
The land upon which locations are ia
he received, includes all Of township 70
II north, and the biggest portion o'
township 25, l3 north, in all about sixty
| full sections. In many instances th'
/ locators have lived upon their sites FOL
several years and the country is quit
well settled up. Many will take advan
tage of the timber and stone act and Sc
cure their locations under that clause
believing the property richer for II
timber and mineral resources than frof
agricultural possibilitie.. Tho settler
/ in many eases have waited for a lon
time to get permanent papers OF owner
ship under the homestead entry act.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14

Chicago. July l3--rroceedingS have
been commenced by the International
Harvester company against Rodney ~
Swift, who recently filed suits charging
the corporation with obtaining rebates
from railroads, and in various ways eS'
cecding the corporate authority
The suit filed by the harvester eompa'
nv is in the form Of bill of equiry and
accuses Swift OF making false repreSen'
tations to the company while employed
by it. concerning its rights and IN con-
nection with certain patents. II Is al
legged in the bin that Swift appropriated
to his own use, money and securities 10
the value Of S25OO0 which the bill AYERS
should have rightfully been turned ose'
to the company.
The court " asked TO order that Sw'l'
ciye. nm accounting of his transaction
and that he be ordered TO turn over Y
the company the $4,000 he is alleged t.
have wrongfully appropriated.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
NOW charge swift
international Harvester Company
Rctaliates.
CoMpANYs FUNDS USED

Charges Made Against Rodney b, Swift
Harvester Company Files Bill in Eau''
~. aud Accuses Swift Of Making False
Representations.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
FUNDS ARE LOW
Contribution to Chicago Teamsters
Now Only -Four Thousand.


Chicago, July l3.--Ihe executive
board of the Chicago federation Of la
Dor has abandoned the .olicitation OF
funds on behalf OF the striking team
sters. Hereafter all contributions from
unions affiliated with the federation
will be received by the finance commit
tee Of the teamsters joint council. Con
tributions from unions affiliated with
the federation have dwindled from $l2,'
600 a week early in the strike to les'
than $4,000.
The department store drivers made
strong effort last night to spread tn
strike. After the meeting, officials o
the union announced that a specia
meeting of the baggage and parcel de
livery drivers would be held tonight Z
vote on a strike against parcel deliver
concerns that control the Chicago cart
age company. which is making deliver
les to strike bound firms.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14

New York, July Ex-senator Chaun'
eey Depew has made statement to the
Paris correspondent of the New York
Tribune regarding the loan of SlSO,OOo
made by the Equitable society TO the
Depew land improvement company on
property alleged to have been worth on
" Sl5OOOO, in which he says that he
never advocated or recommended any
such transaction. because he was a di'
rector of the Equitable. Senator Depew
further says:
THAT loan could never have been
made unless the official appraisers of
the Equitable had reported after exami'
nation that S25oO0O was only 60 per
cent of the property's value, such being
the rule of the society, and that on such
A report the officers of the company had
unanimously approved it.
The Depew land improvement com.
pany was operated some five years be-
fore was induced TO become stock
holder 1t had then about 10000 inhab'
itants and many thriving industries, in
Guiding the New York Central shops
the Connecticut with several trunk line:
The company appointed general man
ager who built houses, a hotel, opened
streets, extended the water and sewel
systems, and incurred great liabilitie,
in Improvements,
a few of the larger stockholder'
formed . plan to pay off all liabilities
/ and provide working capital, but tn
stockholders were so numerous, a larg
: number living abroad, that cooperation
could not be secured, and the eOmpan.
went into the hands of receiver fiv
years ago after the Equitable loan. Tn
!, appraisal Of the property has been mad
BY officers and Independent persons, tn
t lowest valuation being S200000 owe
and above all liabilities.
III the Equitable and other creditor
n would join and take the property out o
the hands of the receiver and put it O
: a going basis, there is no possibility o
loss. On the contrary, in the iudgmen
OF those best acquainted with the prop
erty, there is certainty of profit.
A few days before sailed from Ne'
York placed my resignation as couns'
in the hands of Chairmen Morton and
am very glad that he accepted it.
have passed my seventy first birthda,
: and had made up my mind before
n reached 2 to secure something of thi
= zest and freedom from incessant wol
that has been denied me year, aft
year"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
SELLS TO HIMSELF.
Harry Payne Whitney, as Executor OF
Estate Bought Fathers Horses

Harry Payne Whitney, as Executor OF
Estate Bought Fathers Horses
New York, July l3.-Harry Payne
Whitney. as executor Of the will of his
father. William c. Whitney, has taken
proceedings in the supreme court to
have his acts as executor ratified. Some
question has been raised as to the pro-
priety of the purchase by Harry Payne
Whitney of horses belonging to the sta
bic of his father last spring for about
100000.
The sale was at auction. The son &C.
lected the pick Of the stable, selling as
executor to himself individually the
several of the horses by an agreement
rwith his brother, Payne Whitney, who
is entitled to share in the residuary es
tate. He says the sale was made open
w. that the prices were fair and reason
able and the total realized more thai
would have otherwise have been paid
He says he is willing, if it shall appea
lust to restore the horses to the estat
and TO have resale Of them, and h
requests the court to inquire into tn
sale.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14

where they spent the latter part OF the
winter. They then came up the Allan,
tie coast. and arrived at New York about
a month ago and started up the hnd'
son. A naptha launch towed them from
Troy by canal TO oswego, The party
has had many exciting adventures and
hairhreadth escapes and the men eN
nect TO arrive home between August
and Is,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
SAIL IN SMALL YACHT.
Chicago Party After Long Tour Among
Thousand Islands.

Watertown, Conn, July l3.-James
Wallace. f. R. Parsons, and Charles
Chaplin. of Chicago, are now between
CLAYTON and Oswego, bound for the
thousand islands in a 35-foot sailing
Yacht in which they have travelled ap-
proximately 5000 miles. They left Chi
cago by way of the drainage canal or
October l5.
The trip DOWN the Mississippi river
consumed nearly two months. From
New Orleans they went to Florida
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
7. N. GRIFFIN
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Many May See But 1t Takes Genius to
Realize.

When James Watt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid TO jump up and
down he said There must be power N
mat steam that 1t can lift, such a
weight"
There was.
Millions prior to him had seen the
same phenomenon and regarded II as
an unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has put lts
finger on the cause" Of Dandrun, FAN
ing Hair, and consequent Badness, and
has unearthed tiny germ which eats
the life from the roots of human hair.
Newbro's Herpicide destroys this
germ ana consequently restores the
hair to its natural state.
Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
Eagle Drug Store, 55l-95S Bond st.
Owl Drug Store, $40 Com. St., T. F
Laurin, Prop. Special Agent"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
Collin. Al Victoria.

San Francisco July l3.-Tclegrams
were sent to Victoria tonight by CHIEF
OF Police Dinan and Superior Judge
Iawler to arrest George Il. Collins on
the charge Of perjury, which is an eS'
traditablc oiTense.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
PRICES LOWER.
Iron Trade Review Gives Summary
OF Quotation.

OF Quotation.
Cleveland, luly lS,-The Iron Trade
Review this week begins the publication
of series OF interviews with prominent
men in the iron and steel world on
prospects OF business for the second ha''
oi the year and the first half OF iso"'
The interview indicate most optimistic
feeling,
The Iron Trade Review in its snmna'
nv OF material conditions this week re-
ports that while pig iron prices are
somewhat lower, there Is more interest,"
in these markets, while in finished lines
particularly rails and structural mate
rial the heavy demand continues.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
Baseball Scores.

Seattle, July l3.-Seattle, Il san
Francisco, 8; ten innings,
San Frausisco. July l3.-l.os Ange'
lea. 6; Oakland, 0.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
LAND THROWN Open
For Settlement North Of Hoquiam
Wash, Reservation.
ABOUT SIXTY FULL SECTIONS

Three Hundred people Register at Sc
attic Hotels. Many Will File Under
Timber and Stone Act. Land is Rich
in Timber and Minerals.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
SPEAKS OF LOAN
Chauncey Dspew interviewed
While in Paris.
EQUITABLE LOAN The TOPIC

Saws Loan Could Never Have Been Made
to Depew Land Investment Company
ii Appraisers Did Not Estimate Sc
eurity Would More than Cover Loan,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14

The one means OF raising
the grade of trade IS good
goods--Schilling's Best
@ bakisgpo~ds spiv@
soa~ aAsssiaS sHtssea coda
Ysur grocer's; moneybac!i.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14

Prices, 15c, Csc, 35c.
Reserved seats at ]. N. Grifin'e Bool
Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-14
Supported by an excellent company II
complete productions of the
latest dramatic successes
TONIGHT
!" II A NJ L Z = +"
OTHER PLAYS
JUST BEFORE DAWN
CUSTER MASSACRE
SAPPHo and HAMLET

Complete production Of each play. a
revelation in popular priced theatricals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28
O[L|T0 ELECTORAL
Personals de Arecibo y Qua.
yama, acusadas de infringir
las leyes electorales,
EN- LAS CARCELES
La Corte de Humacao conde-
ma a ]. Andreu NIel6ndez a
tres amos de presidio.

Sc encuentran 90 Arecibo suietos
q processes por delltos contra ell de.
recho electoral y escarcelados baio
6anza, los sef1ores MufItz Martinez,
Armaiz Miranda, Rodriguez Ros, Pa
bon Osero, Muhoz Santana y otros.
En Gaayama sabemos que han
cruzado los umbrales de la ckrcel, ma
de dieE personas, las cuales se hallan
bal D sumario por ell mismo delito
Hace pocos dias que ell maYhsll
de Ia Corte de Dlstrito de H1macao
conduio q la penlsenciaria de San
San Juan, q Juan Ardreu Melendez,
para sufrir condena ds tres amos de
presidio, impuests por la citada colta.
Dicho Andreu fue Secretario de
mesa en- H lmscao, en- las tiltimas elec
clones, aiendo aousado de excluir de
las ttsssES etscroFsr55 & nImsro5os
eleotores unionistas.
La Corts, por csda indlviduc
que txcluyera de las listas ilega lmer
te, lie inco5 un prooeso. El fiscal Mr.,
Wilcox, pidi6 luego el sobraseimien.
to de las causas, & exception de tres,
en- las cuales sostuvo sus aclsacio
mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28
HUELGA DEL MUELLE

tContinuaei6n de Ia pdgjna 50
hallaba con cinco guardias del ramo,
cerca del almac6nd de los sefores Ochoa.
Pasamos adelante.
En- ell muelle, rimos policias en-
ndmero de diez a doce, armados de
carabina, y unos ocho pasos mas
lejos, ell comandante Lutz ell captain
Hurtado sosteniendo una platica.
Fuimos detenidos por uno lie los
referidos guardias, pero sin necesidad
de presentarnos como redactores de
LA DEMoCRACIA ell comandante senar
Lutz nos atendi6 cortesmente.
Preguntamosle acerca de la fuerza
que Sc desplegaba en- aquel sitio, Y nos
inform6 que ODE 1ecia a una orden pa.
ra eyitar cualquier tumulto que pu
diera sobreveuir al entrar en- ell puerto
ell vapor SPuerto Ricos, con los traba.
iadores que llegaban de Ponce.
Cree usts1 que los trabsiadores
deSsmbarcsrkn esta nochsy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28

Sc les admira, & los otros Sc les imita.
Los grandes homhres son siempre
hombres excepcionales; y la grandeza
misma es relativa.
Los hombres en- su mayor parte,
tienen ca Ia vida una esfera tan limi.
tsds, que hay bien pocos que tengan
OCCASION de ser grandes. Pero cads
uno puede cumplir su mission honrada
hHnorablsmcute, por el mejor EN-.
pleo de sus facultsdes. Pnede user los
dones que hs recibldo; e.forzarse en-
hacer 81 extstencia tan buepa cuanto
sea possible Puede ser verfdico, juste,
honesto Y 6el hasts en- las pequt fleces
En- una palabrs, puede hacer gu de.
her en- el clrculo de acci6n en- Que Il
ha colocado la Provldercia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28

La epoca d. Ia casa de los Aus
trias constituye en- 10 historic. ell ai-
glo de orc de las letras espafiolss.
Mtentras Ia monarquis desde ell
reinsdo de Felipe II descendia q su
ocaso, notaadose ese descaudimiento
On los reinados de Felipe III, Felipe
" y Carlos II, la literature Sc en-
grandecfa tomando vigoroso empuje
hasta ell punto de aumentar en- esplen-
dor 10 que el monarquismo disminufa
en- grsndezs. Sobresale en- el siglo
XVII sobre tods la literature, una f.
CORA que ha tenido el privilegio de
agradar a los extranjeros y encantar
| y sc daclr 81 reino hispano, su pasria.
Esta fgura colossal que supera or
estro literario, a la personal ,aci6n dt
Lope de Vega y Calder6n 90 la poe
STA, es Miguel de Cervantes Ssavedrs
llamado el priccipe de los ipgsnioI
esps6oles, sobrenombre consagrado
por la fams popular por un perfodt
de mas de trescientos amos, y recono
cido con mayor intensidad en- medic
de Ia riquezs Incompatible de los In
genios europeos en- ell siglo XIX
| ,Csrvantss! Venturosa vida, MIN
bo de luz, sol de la msnans, re. .io fe
cundo que como lluvia puri,ima gu
rtfrigers el campo, cae sobre el par
inaso espsfio', alumbrandolo con su
aatorchas luminosss, y es gufa
maestro ds las prese tes y futuras &c
neraciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28
Acadia Municipal de Caguas
etuan 10 Y 12.--Cruz z Y FortaIeza q.

No rematados en- ests dis, por no
haber concurrldo licitsd ores, los SER
viclos siguientes; Bagsies, Alumbra-
do pdblico, Medicinas para enfermos
pobres y hospital de carload y IN anu
tenci6n de detsni1os, SO anunca una
segunia subasta que, riglendo las
condolences establecidas, tenlr& efsc-
to en- ell salon de sesicnes de ests casa
municipal el dla tres del pr6xlmo mes
de julio, dursnts las h1ras qae Sc ex.
presarau;
Bag6les ...,,.,.,,..,..,, 8. q, m.
Alumbrado pGblico. ,... 10. q. m.
Medicinas para enfermoS
pobres y hospital de caridad 2. p. m.
Manutenci6n & detenidos 3. p. m.
Sc hsce pdblico para conocImien-
to general.
JUNO p de 1000. Garcia, AL
caldfs municipal. 5--3s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28
vENTA De AzUCAR

Sc han vendido las siguientsS par.
tidsS;
120 OF hacienda SFOrtuna1 1885.
1000 SLlisaS 3.95I.
b3S , CConstancia2 8 SO
Compradores, S. Ramirez Co /,
SFortuna1, y j. Oshoa y Harmano
GLuisaI y SC0nstancia.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28

Personalidad multiple, interesa su
persona tanto 6 mas que gu production,
con ser 6s.a tan intensa y vigorosa.
Nacido en- Alcala de Henares, pa.
sa su iUfancia en- Ssvilla 81 iuven-
tud en- Madrid; camarero en- Italia y
soldado en- la ccmpahfa de Urbins,
r. 1rre por TERRA y mar, las ciuda-
des de la peninsula; hsrido en- L'pan-
to, esclavo en- Argel, conspirador con
los renegados y semi ap6statas; conf
sionists, exacsor, alcabllero , pro.
veedor de la armada; negligents ra-
tos y & ra.os pr6digo; POGO cuidadoSo
de sf preso en- la carcel de Sevills
victima de ipgeatitudes de Sis contem'
poraneos; acusado de pendsnciero
aseslno on la muerte violenta de dor
| G aspar de Espsleta, Csrvantes, el
gran Csrvantes, 81 que h,y glori6ca
' llora Ia humsnidad Intellectual, fut
& parar & una prisi6n, cinco mssei
despues dc haberse publicado 81 libr(
immortal el sQuijotss
ION. tfmpora, oh naoresI
Como la luz disipa las &C mbras
como la lluvia refrigsrs los campos
como Ia primavera tine con las ale
grlas de las fl )res los dias hermoso
de Ia canfculs, asf fue tsmbien e
IsQliiotes para la literature espaffola
Todo estsba agostado y Csrvantes fu
el brszo nervudo que levant6 del In
diferentismo y olvido Ia novela, CO.
'don Q Qiijots y Sancho Parza Ell mo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28

Por sencillo que psre2ca este Gum.
plim'ento del deber, representa- el mas
alto ideal dc Ia vida y del caracter.
Puede ser que NADIA de her6ico 70 On.
cueptre en- clio, pues Ell heroismo ro
es condici6n crdinaria DOL hombre, y
aunque el sentimiento frme del deber
le sostisne en- las posicioues mas Gle.
vadas, le mantiene igua'mente On sl
eiercicio de los negocios de Ia vida
diaria. La existencia del hombre csc
concentra en- Ia esfera de los deberes
ordinsrios.s Las mas e6caces de 10.
das las virtudes son lss mas dtiles
para ell uso diario; son tamb!6n las
mas 20 idas y duran mas tempo.
Samuel Smiles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28
Ell CARACTFR

Los hombres verdaderamente su.
periores, sea por su industria, su in
tegridad, 6 la elevation de sus intencio-
nes, imponen & la multitud una sunni
sion espontfnea Els natural Greer en-
tales hombres, tener conhanza en- ellos
y sin ellos no valdria la pena de vivir
en- ell mundo.
Aunque ell genio tiene siempre la
admiration, ell carscter asegura m s
el respeto. El primero es sobre todo,
un producto del poder del cerebro; ell
segundo del poder del coraz6n, y tar
de 6 temprano, es ell coraz6n quien
gobierna la vida, Los hombres de ge-
MO ocupan en- la sociedad un range
proporcionado a su inteligencia, como
los hombres de caracter representa- Ia
conciencia, y mientras que q los unos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28
NOTAS De PONCE
Jose de Diego. La resolu-
cl6n de Mr.. Post. Re
nuncias individuales
EL VAPOR JULIA
Viajeros a Cuba. -Seis ca.
bros robados, seis me-
ses de carcel.

Junio e. Aver lego Ponce nueG.
tro dlatlpguido compatriota ell Lcdo.
don jose de Diego. Esta tarde saldr6
para Mayagasz.
Sc nos informs que Mr. Post ha
contestado al Presidente del Ayunta-
miento que, aunque seotirfa que Ia
corporation insistiess 90 su renuncis,
do reSultar att, cada concejal debe re-
nunclar Separadamente de los dem&s,
A la hora en- que escribimos no sabe-
mos 10 que reSolveran los concejales,
Mr. Post deia ain resolver ell punto
principal, esto eH' Ia destituci6n del
a!cAlde Valdlvieso.
Ell vapor SIulias, que ssli6 aver
de eats puerto, cargo para la Hsba-
ns 1S9 sacos do cafe con 27, ,522 libras.
Este vapor llev6 tambi6n, para Ia ia.
"a de Uutsi 51z cGbszST de gSnado.
Don Salvador AScenci6n y 81
esposa, hiia de nuestro respectable
amigo ell doctor Csrbonell, partIeror
hacla la habana en- ell vapor eJuliaS
"A Demetrio Torres ha sido i'm
pueSta una condena de ssiG mesea ii
carcel por hurto de seis cabros & ur
vecino del barrio del Coto. Results
& un mes por cAbro.
Ell viernes pr6Stmo tendrS lu
gar en el temple cat6lico de Ponce Ia
issta del Coraz6n de JsaGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28
Cervantes y el Quijote

vimielt' cien'fflco Sc paraiz y a1u
retrocedi6 durants el siglo XVII, On
terminos de volver como diio el his
toriador Espinosa "A autorizsr los
errores ast'on6micos del sistems geo.
ceatrico, suprimiendose las numsro.
sas catedras de matem6ticas que ha.
bfa en- Salamanca y Ia acade mia de
ciencias de Madrid; Ia penuris del
tesoro fue causa de que 90 cerraran
muchos establecimientos de ensefian.
"a, llegando q proponerse por 10 Ha-
ciends ;que robc! que fueran incorpo.
radas & la Corona las rentas de las
universidsdes.
Q { mucho que Espafia y con 10
naci6n, aus novelistas, quedaran re-
zagados en- el camino Gel progreso y
; de 10 cultura litersria Cervantes con
su libro de todos los siglos, avent6
las cenizas de los oios de los sabios,
" quito la venda para descubrir el
camino grandioso dc las ciencias y
de las artes, oil pueblo que yacfa ale
targado, dormido.
Hoy invocsmos gu memoria para
depositar sobre su tumba el tribute
del mundo c.viliz ado, ornando 10 fren.
to del SManco de LspantcS con los
rayos del sol, con los esplendores do
la naturalezs, con el canto de 10 hu.
manidad, en- una sols plegaria y ca
IN solo amor.
S. Da'mau Canet.
IL q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-28
EDTCT0.

En- 10 C0rte de Dlstrito de Humacao.
Los Estados Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos.
Ramon Diaz Delgado, tX-parte.-So-
bre dominic de tiocas risticas.
En- el ssunto arriba relacionado Sc ha
dictado por esta Honorable Corts
la siguiente orden:
Por cuanto Ia parte arriba citada
present6 I'm escrito en- esta Corte de
Distrito con fechs 20 de Mayo de l'905 |
Dor conducto de 81 sbogado don IA
fael Arce Rollet, solicitsndo se decla'
rara & gu favor el dominic de las 81
guientes incas;
Rdstica. Sin nombre conocido,
de la clase de alto, constante de 81
cuerdas, igual l3 hectaress, 81 areas
z centiareas, colin1ante por ell nor
te CON mAa terrenos del promovente;
nor el aud con fncas de las sucesiones
dc Dolores Delgado de Jose Dlaz;
nor el este Jose Dolores Diaz, por
al oeste don Ramon Mufyz Carazo,
cuya inca esta radicada en- ell barrio
Caguitas del t6rmino de Aguss- -buenas.
Otra, tambien sin nombre especial,
della clase alto, con superfcle de 81
cuerdas igual II hectareas, GA areas y
p cent? areas, sita en- el hacrio .mu-
nicipalidad que la anterior colinds
nor el norte con otra ii Ca del solici.
tante, por el sud con tierrss de Gle
mente Diaz por el este mas terrenos
del promovente y por el oeste les Su-
cesiones de Marcelino Dlaz Dolores
Delgado. =,
Por cuanto segdu manifesto el
promovente sobre las descritas fucas
no pesan cargas nj gravamenes de
ningGn genero y las hubo, 10 primera
relacionada por compra dohs Bls-
sina Diaz, suct 81 in de Dolores Del
gado y Francisco Gil Diaz y la Sc
gunda tambl6u por compra a Blasina
Diaz y Marcelino Diaz, poseyeadolos
quietA y trsuquilamsnte desde ha el
espacio de unos amos
POR TANTO se ordena por ls
Corte que SO oigsn las pruebas que
presente el promovente en- el dia l6 d.
Agosto del corriente afio 1905 y que
20 publiquen e1ictos en- un peri6dlcC
de los de mayor circulation de Sal
Juan de Puerto Rico en- tres sitioi
pdhlicos del lugar donde estan sitaI
lss fucas & 10 menoS una vsz cada se
mana durante los sesenta dias natura
les para que las personas ig0orada
todos aquellos quienes pueda per
judicar Ia inGcripci0n de dominic soli
citada, puedan usar dc 81 derecht
dentro do dicho t6rmino, que vencer'
al dia antes seiialado sea el l6 d
ARosto del corriente a1o, conta1o
desde el primero siguiente al en qu
aparezca pubIicAdo 81 primer edtcto
yque SO cite asi rnismo a los anterlo
res dueIos de Ia inca, prsvlnlendo 1
todos q le pasAdc d!cho '6 'mluo y OF
do Ia prueba que Sc presense SO resol
vera 10 petic6n del prom1vente, pa
randoles los periuicIos consigllents
& los que no hagsn uso de su derecho
Dada en- II 'nA $40 bAj mi irna
de JUNO do 1875. j. a, Erw4a. j ue
de Ia Corte de Dlstrito de Humacao
Tessi6co; Eoriqle Rinc6a. Secretary
para su publication, los efsc
tos dlsplsStos, libro la presente bai'
mi Arma y sello de la Corte en Hlma
caoa9 de JUNO de 1905 .Eariqt
Rinc6n sc"etsVy District Court.