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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
SOCIETY

home Friday evening. The party was
composed OF the members OF the Sixth
Ward choir ana their partners VINO
wished 70 show how valued were The
services Miss Jepperson had rendered for
the past two years. They presented her
eAglth beautiful gold mounted mirror, on
me back OF which was engraved: ITO
Hiss Florence, from the members of the
Sixth Ward choir 4"
The Mozart orchestra gave a very sue
cessful party I'm kamas Thursday even
ing and one in Heber Friday They
returned Saturday for their regular sat
urday party.
Mrs. Y. Y. Vincent entertained q mum
Der OF children Monday afternoon in hon
Or OF the eleventh birthday Of little
Miss Ella
Miss Ruth Kirkwood will leave shortly
Tor trip To the coast. ON returning
she viii reside at Salt Lake City
Miss Fern SmOOt entertained the
hello" girls OF the Independent and
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone compa-
nies at her home Thursday evening 4
denghttul social evening was spent ana
dainty lunch served.
The seventy-seventh birthday anniyer-
Sary OF Mrs. Matilda Loveless was cele-
brated ~ her home Friday afternoon by
a family dinner All the children and
grandchildren living IN Provo we're pres
ent and very enjoyable afternoon Was
spent.
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PROVO.

The SIKH ward NJ. !. A Sewing club
held its regular meeting Thursday even
ing "a the home Of Miss TITLE Gray.
The Pallss club held an ENJOYABLE So
c.ai session at the home 81 Miss Alice
Brown on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Eva Grow OF salt Lake CITY was
The guest OF her sister, Mrs. Reed SmooG
The Bonnie Brier Bush club and part
ntv formed e party ana enjoyed skating
Miss clara Ciuff OF salt Lake CITY was
Visiting relatives and friends ia Provo
Mrs. Joseph Nibley Of Perry. ore. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Duseuberry She Will visit here until
after the, holidays
Mrs " +. Ryda lch entertained Airs
CAROLYN TruebloOd ON Ann ArbGr. Mich.
and Mrs Reed Smoot, al dinner SlJur-
uaN.
\ happy wedding reception was given
Friday evening bV Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A
Colvin IN honor of the marriage 81 their
daughter Irene 10 Walter IL. Corbeti.
son or Mr. and Mrs W. II. Corhett. The
marriage was sOlemni2ed in the Temple
al salt Lake Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett viii
De at home to their friends after Dee.
-IsNo teachers Of the Proctor aoademz-.
accompanied by Rev. :. IL. Goodwin. Rev.
Phers0n and Rev. Johnson. composed an
enjoyable skating party Wednesday.
Kris. Ida SmOOt DusenbcTry gave de-
lghtful reception and dancing party in
ne gymnasium hall OF the Brigham
Young university IN honor Of the teach
eTs of the Kindergarten departments.
Mrs W. =. Stoker chaTmingly enter
tanned a number OF her friends at din
ner TUESDAY
ell. Mich, Mere visiting IN this city as
the guests OF Sheriff and Mrs. Harmon
this week
Mrs. John Lewis and Miss Susie Coates
entertained a number OF their friends
al a card party Tuesday evening. Re
freshments We're served and a pleasant
evening passed
independent Telephone company OF salt
Lake, was "A Provo visitor "Wednesday.
The members OF the J. =. .. +. lodge
OF this city entertained and banqueted
he members Of the Rebekah lodge a.
their rooms Tuesday evening. Short
speeches. music and cards were enjoyed
About 80 sat down to the banquet,
which Was served IN first class style.
Bert TNeIves. vino for Two years past
has been residing in BOdie. Cal, IS home
to spend the holidays with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Twelves, and many
The thirtieth wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Deal WAS uttIHglv
celebrated al their home Tuesday even
ing. Music. games and cards made mer-
,Sas served The guests departed AZ q
late hour. wishing the esteemed couple
many more such anniversaries. /
Mr. and Mrs John Guy Of Liverpool, '
England are visiting with their cousins {
JolIn O. Joseph and William Graham
They may decide 10 make Utah their
home.
Drissd Miss Florence Jepperson At her |
4
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RICHFIELD.

Mrs. F. c. Craig went to Salina We'd
heES,a iy TO To- maxi, her home.
ss Mrs, i frank r.: St9rrs was up from
Mrs. q. T. Bean started Sunday on a
ylslt TO her sons and family at Bing-
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Salisbury re-
turned from Kimberly Sunday after .
visit OF couple of weeks.
Thomas Sevy of Fanguitch has been
a Richfield visitor the past week
Mrs. ]. ". Bean came town from Sc
Nier Tuesday to spend a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Virg Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Justesou are vis-
ting at. Chester this week with Mr..
Justesons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Mrs. x. C. Poulson returned Sunday
from weeks visit With relatives in
C. 4. .Beal. il. and wife returned Sat
urdaN from visit with relatives in
Mrs J. J. Woodring returned Tuesday
from a visit to salt Lake with her sis
ter. Mrs. j. J. Thomas.
q, Mr.. aud Mrs. Almon Peere went to
saiisa SATURDAY to become permanent
Mrs. Q. W. Snyder of EIsinore visited
this week with the family of her broth.
er; Allen Montgomery.
-. Miss II. w. Palmer Of Salt Lake went
through 20 Marysvale Monday to teach
the VI. y. NISSAN school.
Lars Christensen visited his sister-In-
90 " "ttS Gay TON bdHheit. IN AlaySEaiS
this week
AIRS. t. L. Moule returned from Salt
Lake Wednesday, whore she had been
tho past couple OF weeks attending her
daughter Mrs Piper, who has been
quite itf.
Ernest Poulscn was down from kim
berry, this week visiting relatives and
friends
Leonard Reese of Wales, Sanpete coun-
~, - visiting friends here this week.
Lew Jensen OF Central spent sunday
with his parents in RiGhfieid
Joseph Stewart and family returned
Wednesday from a visit 10 CircleVflie,
Miss Hannah Aermanseu is nome from
SAT- Lake. where she has been for
couple OF years
, Miss Edna Hansen of Elsinore arrived
Sunday to spend several weeks with the
family OF J. II. Erickson.
MI. ana Mrs. Harry Hansen Of Sigurd
spent sunday with Mrs. Hansen PARENTS.
Mr. and Mrs Heber Knlian.
- A surprise party was given Miss Nellie
Bean Monday evening at the home or
her sister Mrs. $. Il. Clarke A mum.
Der of her lady friends were present
and q very enjoyable evening was had,
Lunch was served.
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at the residence from il to 1850 O'Clock
Sunday.
Mrs. Christina Swensen of Vineyard
died yesterday from an affection OF the
heart at the home of her daughter, Ms.
Thomas Spaulding Of the First ward. this
city. Mrs. Swensen was a native Of Dem
mark. where she was born April 10. 1888.
She came 10 Utah with her husband the
late Gustav Swensan. and located III Pay
son. living there Tor fifteen years then
moving 10 Vineyard, where she lived till
about 4 year ago, when she came TO
Provo 10 live with her daughter. the
deceased leaves one son ana two daueh-
ters and numerous other relatives and
friends. Funeral services viii be held
tomorrow Saturday at the First ward
meeting house. commencing at / clock.
Bert Twelves is here from B6die, Cal,
To spend the holidays.
son has been born TO AIR and AIRS.
Joseph Nelson; ali well.
marriage license has been issued II
Farley ID. HindmaFsh. aged Is, and Be
atrice v. Collins. aged Is. both of p Owe
Miss Emma Hunter and Edward Lewis.
both OF Holden. Willard county. were
married last evening al the Hotel Rob-
exits pavilion by County Clerk Gee.
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NOW, HOW ABOUT THIS PERSON, kELSE,
WHO CHANGED Estate" TO SOMETHING ELSE?

All this is changed.
AIR. Nelson sprung his new letter
head yesterday. 1t reads. Common
wealth of Utah, this remark being placed
above spread eagle OF = type distinctly
sassy.
How do You like the new letter head?'
Air. Nelson inquired of visitors to the
governors office, displaying with pride
the new design.
Commonwealth OF Utah, oh. YOU
highbinderi What do YOU mean?'
why, it's quite the proper thing All
the leading states use it that way. Look
adhere.
letter from the governor of another state.
\ glance at the signature showed that
the letter head exhibited belonged to the
awful Pennypacl1er of Pennsylvania, and
the rage of the visitors increased.
There is some talk of instituting quo
warrantO proceedings against the secre-
farV
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PARK CITY.

| Miss Jessie r. Adams is visiting in the
/ Fafk, the guest Of Mrs. William Nc
| LHughlin.
| The members of the local lodge of the
! Q. r. :. held their annual installation of
OFFICERS Monday evening In their lodge
rooms. After the work OF Installing was
/ completed some light refreshments were
I serevd and the evening was much en-
| Joyed by the members.
this week
Avon Salisbury spent the week visiting
with friends in Park
The grand ball given Wednesday even
ing ia the Maple hall by Professor Moon
| orchestra was not very largely attended.
nut those who did attend enjoyed them
selves very much, the music being first
| class.
Mrs. william Byrnes returned home
from Heber this week. where she has
been visiting with relatives
The ladies of the Congregational church
save an Xmas bazaar and supper IN the
| basement OF their church Thursday after
| noon ana evening, which proved 10 be A
great success, both socially and finan-
Harry Hall was a salt Lake passenger
Wednesday afternoon.
George Bates came up from the city
this week and is visiting with MS par
entS,
Tuesday evening ia their lodge rooms
the local lodge OF Ladies OF the Rebekah
held their installation. The work was
grand lodge officers from Salt Lake:
Eva Darke, Mrs. Bergman and Mrs.
Hammer. The Park City officers in
stalled were: Miss Lillian Lanyon. noble
grand; Mrs. BinkaTd, vice grand: Mrs
Johnson, recorder: Mrs. Addison. finan-
Cier, Mrs. .. Lockhart. treasurer: Mrs
Patrick and Mrs. Wlest, trustees. The
work of installation was followed by 4
short programme, and some dainty re-
ireshments were served 10 tho members
present by the committee In charge.
William NJ. Curtis was 4 passenger 10
the city this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morgan entertained
few OF their young friends very infof-
mally at their home Thursday evening
Music ana games furnished the amusc-
ment and pleasant time was had
By all.
Leo Talbot entertained the Park City.
Lean club at a stag party Friday even
ing the occasion being 3 farewell party
Tor William Bates. one Of the members,
who IS soon "a leave this place for his
home iu chicago. The house was very
pretuiy decorated with old gold and
black. thn c0l0Ys of the club Cards.
stories and music furnished the enjoy
uent and good time was had by the
members OF tho club.
Mrs. \ b. Weetcr returned home Mon
day morning from d weeks visit with
her mother iG American Fork.
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gymnasium. and the exhibit is a large
and unusually fine one. Nearly every
prominent artist in the state is repTe-
scented and some have large collections,
J. 3. Fairbanks has perhaps the mosR
extensive exhibit and his Harvest
Scene IS attracting much attention.
John Hafen's ''After-Elow' and his.
Evening glow are exceptionally fiHe'
pieces.
Artist 4. b. Wright, of this city hasf
thirteen pictures. principally portraits.
Lee Creen Richards shows some fina
landscapes, and portrait Of Pope,
that is much admired.
Edwin Evans meadow scene is one or
the most popular pictures shown
NJ. NJ. Young has quite a collection of
paintings 0n display, and Miss Ida NJ
Savage and Alice Merrill Horne each
have several PAINTINGS hung.
In the students competition John H.
Moser Of this city offers q picture OF
Logan as seen from the Agricultural
college hail. and Miss Ethelyu Burns, an
Agricultural college student, has a howl
and fruit picture that is attracting much
attention from the visiting artists.
Mrs. Edith Cummings Of Salt Lake has
fine display Of painted china. and
there is also an exhibit of needleWOrk
4 bunch of the original drawings Tor
Herald cartoons, by LoYey and Evans
completes the list, and TN the mind o.
the average visitor To the exhibit they
are the most wonderful things IN the
collection, for people can't understand
how such work can be done with n pen.
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mANTi.

Miss Ina Richie of this city and a Mr..
Foster Of Salt Lake City were married at
the home of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. William =. Richie Thursday after
noon at ocloc. The ceremony was
performed by President Lewis Ander-
son.
The Mutual Improvement association Of
Manti north ward gave a dancing party
Friday evening
A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Christensen Thursday
of last week
Or. William II. Olsteu entertained
few selected gentlemen friends at his
home Friday evening OF last week The
early part of the evening luncheon was
served by Mrs. Olsten, after which cards
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STATE ART EXHIBIT.
Artists Make Splendid Display in q.
Y. College at Logan.

Logan. Dec. I5.-The state art exhibit
which is being held here this year. WAS
formally opened to the public this OVEN
ing. when brief exercises were held in
the Brigham Young college chapel. Mayor
Robinson delivered N address Of well
come, and John Hafen responded, after
which the latter made q short talk on
art ard gave a criticism of the pictures
IN display
The pictures are hung in the college
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eAtrocious, =,

"Atrocious.'
This is the comment many are making
On the latest innovation of y. p. Nelson,
secretary 10 Governor John c. Cutler.
MIR. Nelson enjoys the governor s con
fldence TO degree past ordinary belief.
The governor defers to Mr.. Nelson's judg-
ment in many matters of routine con-
nected with the administration of the Of
flee, and until the present time has relied
largely on MIR. Nelson's artistic instincts
and sense of prOpriety. The awful result
OF this almost blind confidence was mani
Tested yesterday.
What do you think OF the device on
our letter head governor MT. Nelson
Inquired biandly a week or SO ago.
why, ! hadn't thought much about il,
Neis. What's the matter with it," re-
piled. the governor.
We'll, We need some more letter heads,
and | thought this device could be i'm
proved upon"
"Oh. very well. Use your own judg-
ment about It."
Now. for many years the stationery
used by Utahs governors has borne the
state emblem. surmounted by tho legend .
state of Utah" name employed IN
the enabling act, in the state cOnstitu-
ton and in many a goodiy statute.
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KAYSVlLLE.

The announcement is made that Miss
Jean Ellison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ephraim L. Ellison of Layton. and W
r. Skecu, formerly OF Ogden but now
principal of the Layton schools. will
be married on Thursday of next wees
\ number OF the young ladies Of kays-
Vile have recently organized a sewing
and literary club to meet Saturday aft
ernoons. They have adopted the APP
week the club met Al the home of Miss
Emily Barnes. The next meeting Will
be held at the home of Mrs. John ".
ThoTniey.
Mrs DR.. Gleason and. Miss Leva r.
Granger went 10 Salt Lake on Sstur-
day
Miss Lueila Stewart is home after a
two weeks visit with friends in Iso.
gan.
air. and Mrs. Thomas Williams of
syracuse were in ksysvlle this week
a'id went on 90 salt Lake Yesterday a.
visit With relatives.
The married folks bail, which was CIV
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MANI NEWS NOTES

Manti Dec. 15.-The Manu tithing Of
flee, recently completed. was dedicated
Tuesday evening The structure cost
5000
A farmers institute was held in this
city during the week by professors from
the Agricultural college at Logan. Lee
lures were held at the l.. y. ;. tabeI-
nabie. Wednesday afternoon and evening
The principal subjects were farming. IT.
rigati0n, poultry raising, fruit raising
Horticulture, horticulture. literature. do
nestle science, etc. Different kinds Of
animals and fowls We're on exhibition
by local breeders during the afternoon
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was the amusement Among out of town
visitors present were Judge Ferdinand
Ericsson Of Mt. Pleasant and r. N. Rob
erts of Provo. DIR. Olsten's stag parties
are always delightful and entertaining
Friday evening a military social was
given by company +. \. q. l., at the ar
mory. a special invitation was given to
the members of the Commercial club.
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and lectures were given in regard to
raising the stock.
Manti city has recently completed n
water tank at 8 cost Of 81, so, which
results IN completing for Mand a first
class water system. The tank can store
-1Vy gallons OF water ard will supply,
al the Inhabitants Of Manti very nicely.
Inc water mains now extend ali over
the. city and bat few homes are left
without our pure mountain spring water.
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COLORADO EXCURSIONS,
December 22d and 23d.

Via Oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific Only $2250 10 Denver, Pueblo
and other points. Tickets good for
return to January 10th. See agents
for further particulars. City Ticket
Office, 20I Main 81.
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Tristeza campesina


Antes de que Sc quiebren la
caflas sonoramente, al henderla
ell perruco del hato. Estan in
tonzos los trigales y los cente
nos.
Es ell cielo de un profund,
azul; es ell sol un puro fuego
con esa luz inflamada que dilats
los atomos y los hace vibrar
moverse a la vista, latir, palpi
tar. Tiene la campifla un ex
ceso de vida que ahoga, que
abruma. -- .....,-----..-.-.,
Estan solos los campos. ten
didos ,callados,Y como sesteando
las annapolis ponen toques de
rojo, vibrantes, violentos, en- el
amarillo .polvoriento de la mics.
Los caminos estan blancos; la
arena marca las pisadas, las TO
deras hondas, pero imprecisa-
mente, en- contornos dudosos.
Y las roderas son unos surcos
rimosos parallels, profundos.
Sc levanta de la terra TN
vaho de fuego, algo como nebli-
ma que ensucia el .horizonte y
hace CRISES las lejanias azula
das. ..,. .s>l
Por un camino estrecho, hon
do, asfxiante, entire barrapcos
de terra rojiza, sangrienta, va
un hombre caminando.
Parece senda de middleton.
No es aquella la arcaica SEN
da, la consagrada senda de la
campifla; esa senda que visteis
siempre bordada, festonada de
verdores, orlada de zarzamoras,
con unas fontucas que crecen
en- los flancos y derraman ell
aqua en- la arena del camino, y
hacen baches claros, espejantes,
y hacen herraduras de plata y
roderones brillantes, y dan fres-
cura Y olor de bien a la arena
mojada.
No es esa vieia senda, ese vie
10 patriarcal ca1nino "de semen
teras y de vendimias' que Vale
lnclan cantara.
Els esta una senda de tarde
de estio, una senda como de in
flerno, una rayadura en- la la
NADIA castellana, una rugosidad
que guarda todo Ell calor de
horno que baja de los cielos,
que sube de la terra. Y por
aquella arruga Marcia cami-
nando, caminando como conie-
nado a caminar, un hombre.
Desde arriba, desde los cielos
un punto microsc6pico, inapre-
ciable. Microscopico: un gusa-
Milo. Fijaos. un gusanillo con
un alma infnita, immortal Un
punto, una arista, inapreciable,
un grano de arena que aprisiona
un espiritu eterno, grande como
los espacios. =. Acaso un gusa-
Milo, TN punto mlcroscopico pa
ra gozar, I'm alma inmensa para
sufrir, para dolerse.
Y con su alma dolorida mar.
cha ell hombre por aquella sen-
da. Es via de calvario.
Va Ell heroe sobre I'm borri-
quillo, van abrumados los dos,
van vencidos, cansados. Sole
dos condenados a arrastrarse
por aquel sendero caminan esa
tarde. Ell sol les empuja, les
aguija el fuego caldeante, pare
ce otro "ianda!" -. y este nue.
vo Asueto. este eterno errante
este eterno condenado. marcia
marcia sobre su borriquillo, so
bre su companero, humilde
condenado como ell hombre. So1
dos hermanos: aniquilados am
bos, embrutecidos ambos; au'
los niilos y los borriquillos jove
mes son vivos y traviesos y lis
tos, Luego, luego la desgraci;
embrutece a los unos y a To-
otros, acaso haciendoles much,
bien, y, piadosa hermanadora
hermana q los hOmbreS desdi
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e E'L4T gesfB DE. Bls7elIe 2 Il g
DEL DlsfGITO JUDICIAL DIX SAN JUAN, ,. g.
Estados Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente
de los Estados Unidos.
Enrique Burgos .Romani.
DECLARATORIA DE DOMINIC.

PoR cUANTo hsbiendose presentadt
por ell Abogado Don Luis Freyre Bar
bosa, nombre de Don Enrique Bur
gos Romani. una mocion solicitande
sc declare su favor Ell dominic de Ia
| sjguiente fnca:
a'R1stica, nombrada "Goyena' ra
dicAda en- el barrio de los Frailes, ju-
risdiccion de Rio Piedras, antes Quay
nabo, compuesta de cincuenta cuerdas,
colindante, antes por Ell Norte con te,
reno de Saturnino Cruz, por ell Sud,
Este y Oeste con terrenos de Ia Suce
sion Fuentes; en- la actualidad. por el
Norte con Ramon de Jes1s y Suce-
sion Fuentes, compuesta de su viuda
Dofia Felicia Umpierre y de su hija
Antonia Fuentes de Burgos, esposa del
promovente, poi. .el Sud con Don Jose
Fuentes; por ell Este con Ambrosia Sc
rrano. Selustria Rosario y ell citado
Don Jose Fuentes, y por ell Oeste con
Petronila Fuentes y Ramon de JESUS. y
PoR TANTo y habi@ndose dispuesto
por ell Honorable Emilio del Toro
Cuevas, Juez de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan, la
publication del presente edicto por
tres veces en- uno de los periodicos de
los de mayor circulation que Sc pu
blican enSesta Ciudad, para que los
que tengan algdn derecho real sobre
Ell inmueble descrito, las personas ig
noradas y todo aquel que tenga dere
cho a oponerse a la inscription solici-
tada, pueda ejercitar su derecho en- Ell
termino de sesenta dias naturales, a
contar desde la publication del presen-
te en- ell referido periodico. libro Ell
presente en- San Juan Puerto Rico 10
de Agosto de 1oo5-Jose E.Figueras,
Secretario, 2
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PoR CUANTo habiendo presentado
ell Abogado Emigdio S. Ginorio una
moci6n a nombre de Francisco c. Gil
norio y Alay6n. solicitando ell dominic
de la siguiente fnca:
"Urbana. Casa, con su solar, te
rrera, de MADEIRA, techada de zinc. de
siete varas de frente por ocho de fon-
do, Y ell solar Sc compone de diez va
-as de frente por % de fondo, radica
do en- Ia calle del Tranvfa del poblado
de Cataf1o de Ia jurisdiction de Baya
mon; 1indando por el Norte 6 frente
con la citada calle. por ell Sur 6 fondo
con Dofla Florencia Ayala, por ell Este
6 iz1uierda entrando con Don Ramon
Alvarez Marcano y por Ell Oeste 6 de-
recha entrando con Don Aurellano
Pefia.
PoR TANTo habiendose ordenado
por ell Honorable Emilio del Toro, Juez
de esta Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, de Puerto Rico.
Sc publique por tres veces la petic1on
en- un periodico de los de mas circula-
| lcion de esta Ciudad para que los que
tengan alg1n derecho real sobre Ell in
mueble descrito las personas ignora
das quienes pueda perjudicar la ms
cripci6n solicitada y en- general todo ell
ique desee oponerse 10 veri6que dentro
| del termino de sesenta dlas naturales,
tlibro la presente en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico 2 de Agosto de Ioo5.-Jose E.
Figueras, Secretario.