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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-26
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
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Ju.Hu lluch, the Chicago wife murd-
erer, WIS found guilty Of murder in tho
first deg -cc yesterday. Tho verdict Of
the Jury sends HIM Ia the gallows.
The authorities nr Washington have
notified the Reno people that no change
could b" mnGc III the Exterior ~ the
government building rs bids had been
advertised for.
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home IN the i;vcTsI!c town since the
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-26

meeting Of the creditors was held ycster.
uay and u committo was appoiuted tn
investigate the affairs OF the bank. Tho
bank was organized several months AGO
by Los Angeles people.
Great is tho tariff and the high
priests thereof! The treasury denart.
nlent has Just decided that dead rabbits
arc veniscon. Think OF grown men
DONG Il thing like that!-IudiapapoIis
News Rep.).
Al the meeting OF the executive com-
mitteo OF the Fourth of July celebra-
ton last night W. T. Smith and tho
wTiter were appointed to prepare the
OF the celebration. They at.
tcnde to the work this afternoon.
\ committee OF Reno citizens hns
been appointed to make arrangements
Tor the reception OF the Senate mud
House irrigation committees which will
arrive Ill Reno IN the 18th of June to
inspect the government reclamation
work.
y clergyman in a neighboriug town
Pu%Eici the who community 10y dcclar-
ing he intended to do n thing the devil
hasn't done Tho demand FOR AN cx.
PLANTATION became So strong that he fl
a"liy yielded. lie said: Il intend to
leave tins Town
Word IN from F'allon that the
New!ands dumsitc Of 200 acres, located
III Lyon aud Churchill counties, has
been formally transferred to the govern
mcnt. The sale was made several
m"nthn ago but the transfer has lust
been recorded.
Secretly Shaw says lac is no; worried
over the deficit Of 30, 0OO.UOO in tile u.
>. treasury. That big ahoIe III our
finances would cause us Il great dcal OF
w"rrIrAcnt. We might stand thirty
millions or it, but the extra live millions
would swamp Us.
The engagement Of Captain Boyd
military Instructor at the State univers-
NY, to Miss Car.ottn klcmm, Of ST
Louis IL announced. Tho wedding will
take place III June before Captain Boyd
.atIs for Mtnilla, where lie was recently
ordered by the war department.
Secretary Shaw has ordered "a draw
back Of duties ON -bcnsoyl=uIfGuic imilc
manufactured whclIy from ortholulo-
s"rt'miic, and POTASSIUM pcrInunsnn-
ltr gong To- be hard to beat "A
man for the presidency when lac knows
things like that.-Tionestn (pnJ RcpuB.
lican.
\ man 10y the name Of EIaycocl, was
oil No. , at Winucmucra Friday
evening, suffering from drlirium
He was taken Ia the hospital
ana died Saturday afternoon. liaycucx
and his wife were on their way to Cali
fuinia. Mrs. lIaycock WIS left without
10 bury her husband.
Onr mintI ARE now coming money
for nations that have II" mi~ts of their
For example, last ycnr the Phil
Hdriphia mini coined non for Co.
i"mhia and Venezuela. The Phila.
dcIp!Ia and San francisco miuts exc.
cutci the coinage for the Philippine
government. -BDaton Transcript.
Tho heaviest rainfall II short duration
ever accurately recorded is sail tn have.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-26

Champagne Basket. and or You Go for
tho White Pine Misunderstanding Re.
cord.
The railroad from Tonopah 10 Gold.
heldis completed within four miles OF
the latter town.
1t Is sdid that George II. Mills will
succeed cx-Govcrnor Colcord us director
of the Carson mint. Ills mouth is fixed
to catch the plum.
Governor ..Spnrl;s' famous Mecklcn.
burg stallion has arrived mt Ogden and
viii be taken to his Reno ranch at
once. He was purchased in Germany.
Major +. VI. iiufTaker Of this city has
been selected as orator for the Fourth
OF July celebration ut Elko, and the
people ~ hat town will hear a speech
worth listening to- Virginia Enterprise.
The combined election expenses OF
the sonators-clect from Tennessee and
Missouri amounts to about forty dollars,
George Nixon would probably give elk
bits or so to know how they do it back
thcre.-lteno Journal.
An attempt WIS made tC blow up the
safe ut the Troy laundry, Reno, early
Yesterday morning. They had succeed.
cd IN getting the outside door opcn and
were working on the inner door, when
they were frightened awaY by officer
Trrmbley.
Mrs. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Bilkey left
Tor San Francisco this afternoon. Mrs.
B,Ikey goes for the benefit of her
health. Her MANI friends i'll E,lko
hope she may he soon restored to health
ana return to enjoy many more years
with them.
William Woolvcrton WIS brought in
from Ruby Valley today and taken to
Mr.. Mayors. He was accompanied by
his vito aud father. Mr.. woolverton
stood the trip very well and was resting
comfortably at last accounts. His
many friends hope for his speedy re-
coycry.
Monday evening a row occurred at
Mound House between a freight con-
ductor named Schulz and n brakeman,
the latter drawing a knife and attcmpt-
mg to stab the conductor. Bystanders
mtcffcrcd and prevented "A probable
murder. Sheriff Randall and Deputy
Ambrose arrested the knife wie!der, and
he was taken to Dayton and charged
with assault with intent to kill.-Vir-
ginia Enterprise.
II some people ever get to heaven they
will pot hunt Tor young angels. Next
to the heavenly host doves are an cnsy
IN gcntility, but that don't spare
them from the pot hunter in this coun.
try, even at mestug time. II there ia no
law against such wantun shooting thore
should be-. This country is deeolate
enough without killing the birds that
cross the desert to cheer the human
hcart.-Bullfrog Miner.
y novel and somewhat scientific
method hga recently bcen devised for
the railways Of Switzerland owned by
the government to determine the halE-
fare limit FOR children lnstcad Of an
age limit, hich has been the custom
hitherto. "a standard 81 height is to lie
employed, and a gauge and scale will
be placed at each :icket Office, so that
the agent cnn tell at a glance whether
tho child requires IL full fare. 1t ia
assumed 'hnt this il, III equitable method
OF doing away with considerable i'm.
position ON the railroads, while at the
same time children of small size who
are above the legal age would be cor.
r~csIondtngly bcuctited.-Exchange.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
SalmaNundi.

Tho latest rcpofts from The rncing
yachts say that the yankee boat was in
the lead.
Tint Ely 10 q hot town goca without
auyjug. II brmRa g." mind the wor ls 81
the old cong: "racW Your Dude in u
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-26

Having purchased tho interests OF my
late partners in the Palace restaurant,
| will hereafter conduct tho same. All
bills due tho lato proprietors are payable
TO me. I respectfully solicit a eharo OF
the public patronage. No. IIfsG.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-26

Junior Endeavor 10 q. M.
Service II q. m. Theme "Iho Word Of
God"
Sunday School and kindergarten l 90
p. IN.
Y. p. s. G. Il $50 p. M.
Sermon 7:3O Theme "a Prodigious
Undertaking.
Everybody Welcome.
Gro. II. GHEEHFfELp, Pastor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-26

In tea. Schilling's Best is by
no means the costliest tea it's
a matter Of taste. OF the fine
Kinds. the one you like best is
your tea.
Your grocer's; moneyback.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-26

Hiec'ulH Ut inc courthouse this evening"
at o'clock. Business OF importance
relating to the Fourth Of July celebra.
ton will DO transacted.
John Olson, who WIS injured by the
cars in the Reno yard Thursday ni.ht,
died Sunday morning. lie was Il native
OK Minnesota, aged 81 years.
Much us worthy friends add to the
happiness and value Of lie, VIC must in
the main depend on ourselves, and every
IL Id his own best iricni or worst
enemy.
Tho high school team were given n
royal welcome last night. While they
did not bring the lnurrls Of victory with
them, they brought a record Of which
they may be proud.
Trucltec had a disastrous fire Satur.
day night Over 10000 worth of prop.
erty went up III smoke. The insurance
Will amount to Sl2,OO0. Tho origin Of
the tire Is not known.
Ii young man, who was picked up
west OF Carlin Saturday morning and
taken to the county hospital, died of his
injuries Sunday morning. lie did not
recorcr consciousness and us "A conse-
quencc nothing is known OF hun here.
III" Is only II moro Of the large mum.
lhIi away every year ID unknown graves.
Attorneys for District Attorney
Davidson OF Esmcralda county have
applied To the Supreme Court for a wri,
OF prohlbItatiOn Ia prevent the District
Judge OF Esmcralda county taking
further action III the Impeachment
proceedings commenced i'll his court.
Tho matter WIS argued Friday.
am rumOr says that one Of ElkO
cOunty's brightest school mn'ams and
most wlnsOmc yUung ladies' will take "a
Clover Valley raucher his evening to
other instance o: what Elko county
schOUlmh'Hms eau do when they DO their
best. SchoolmH'ams IN other parts OF
the State should take notice.
Don't Worry; what'- the use? Keep
on the sunny siIo 81 the street. aud pro.
long your HE. Lppk about You, and
!"t VIII IN" P'ch'! "' people VII" nave
TEL" 'i'''7 moro cause LOT ""rri'icH' THAN
You have, yet you will find many Of
these people Ito no. know what such a
thing 's worry means. Keep cheerful;
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nenncdy's Laxative Honey and Tar
.uIcs all Coughs. and expcIo CoIds from
WV ASatsm by gently moving tho bowels.
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Tho journal sIys half Il million dollars
will he peat ~ buildings i'll Reno thls
euMuCT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
III trust tr accIo Vn
lo> E>tado> lnidoS |

Acaha &C. pubigar>e el balance dc
- operacionc> hcchas dursni, S do
he meses &c io.4 pof il United states
Steel Corporation conocida vulgar
mentc como 40 Trust oei accro II
balance 81 asomcjS (. prv>upuesio ge-
neral de mas dc uns po;enCia dc pr
mer oTden
Is lngreSos generates del Trust
du' ante IgoA ascenaieron SAA4 l. $3.50
y las ganAucias liquidas SIS I76.57I
En- 1905. los primeroS habisn sido
$50 532 81 V las segundaS SIoo.lfII57
I'll activo del Trust eSt4 valuaeo en-
81 soIoI4. O. 66
La disminuci6n dc slgo mas de S02,
600 o en- ingresos generates V cerca
de $50 c.ooo en- gansncias lfquidas
en- cOmparacl0n 1893 Sc debio 4 la
gran depression comerciAl que empezo
en- ell verano de aquel afio y no termi-
no hasta el OtofiO de 1904
En- 1903 Sc pagaron $I2o, ,763 8e6 por
coucepto de sueldos y jornales r67,
100 empleados del trust. contra 500,
US 27S I47 343 .emplesdos en- 1904
Al cerrar el llltimo balance contaba
ell trust o. 522 tenedores de acciones
comun4s y preferidas
Al terminar 1904, los empleados del
Trust incluyendo com panias subsl-
diarlas, recibieron 81 prjvilegio de
subscribrse por acciones preferidas
b 10 condolences analogas las de
otr,S amos, eXcepto que las acciones Sc
les pusleron a IS so por cada una
(En Ia actualidad estan proxlmamen-
te:a05) BaIo e>ta oferta, 8,42Q EN-
pleadoS Sc subscriber n por II. .o73 &C
clones preferdas Durante los tres
amos que lleva en- vigor este plan,
Al, 74Q individuos Sc subscrlberon apor
81 I68 acciones. q
No obstante la gran merma en IN
gre os Y gananCias, el Sobrante fiscal
de 1904 Sc reduio solo en- 81. 3ooo, 900
en- compAraci6n al de 1903, debido
economics y SUPPRESSION de dividendo
en- las aCciones comuneS. La CONVEX
sion de acci0nes prefcridaS de 2 por
100 en- bonos de trajo TN ahorro dc
.S5.o47852.
En- construcciones. mejoras com
pras adlcionales de propiedad cuenta
de capital, Sc gastsron $I7 957 946 con
ira $3I.o42,I35 en- 1908 y SI6586 53I en-
1909. Dice el presidcnte del Trust, "
William r. Carey, que desde ,iltimoS
de 1904 el volumen de los negocios ha
venido en- constante aument0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
LINCHAMIENTOS

Porque hece dos 6 tres semanas que
en- este pals no Sc registra ningdn lin
chamiento, puede que en- Ell extranjero
Sc crea que i la genie de por aca Sc
lie esta suavizando ell genio.
No, sino ha ceos miel, y paparos han
moscas-aecia S E. el gobernador de
Barataria.
En- un solo dia de la semana pasada
que fue niercsles, ocurrier0n cinco
todos en- negros.
Julius Stevens dispute con an mi
nero blanco en- Long View. Texas y
lie dio un golpe en- la ca beza.
Circulose industriosament la noticia
que el minero estaba moribundo va
rios amigos suyos fueron a vengarle
Llegaron la carcel. le quitaron Ia
llave al conserje. fueron d la zelda en-
que estaba Stevens, y llamandole a la
rsja lie mataron de una descarga.
FL minero del prctexto no estaba
mOribundo, nj mucho menos.
En- ell condado de Wilcox, Alabama,
Sc acus6 dos hermanos. apelidados
Ptomey de haber herido mortalmente
un professor. Una turba les atrap6 y
ahorco sumariamente de Ia ra ma de un
arbol en- IN a cienegs,
En- una fnca de Dumas, Arkansas
dos hermanos, de spellido Watson,
blanGos, ha bian sido asesinado POGO an
tes, sospechandose que por tres negros
Guy os nom bres no Sc mencionan. Los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
FL barrio de Miramar

Han sido otorgadas ante los Nota
rios sefiores Juan de Guzman Benitez
Santiago Palmer y Guerra las eScritu
ras correspondence d los propietarios
de los solares que Sc expresan a cen
tinuacion:
N1mero Iy2, Jacob Axtmayer; 8,
Josefa Aguayo de Ventura; g. F. ID.
Griffith; Ia, acob Axtmayer; IS y 10,
Union Club; 20 y q Juan Finlay; "a,
Josefa Aguayo dc Ventura; s. y 80,
Union Club; I20, Hilarlo Case Me
lendez; I27 Providencia Fosa Esca-
lera; I29, Domingo Peraza Seijo; I3o.
Francisco Ponte Gimenez. AZ, Rosa
Lluveras de l.. Gaztambide; 26, Maria
Ball de Richert.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
Weyler v la cruz
de San Fernand J
4. ". r..

Al Temps" de Paris lie telegrafian
que Ia prensa madrilei1a Sc opone
fuertemente al proposi,o del gobierno
en- conceder al general Weyler Ia gran
cruz de San Fernando. pensionada con
10000 pesetaS al afio en- reconocl
miento de servicios prestados por Ell
general durante su mando en- Cuba.
La prensa mas opuesta eS la miitar.
La guDernamental sin embargo.
sostiene que los servicios del general
Weyler antes y durante la guerra con
los Estados Unidos han estado mucho
tempo olvidados. La oposicion de la
prensa hace esperar anirnadas di>putas
en- las CorteS, y Ia impression general
es que la medida no Sc llevara cabo
Muy de sentir serla que Sc llevase
opinamos nosotros (dicen Las Move
dades de N. Y) sin que en- clio ha-
va sombra de animadversion contra ell
general. No estamos en- intjmidades
sobre 10 que piensa el gobierno; pero
nos Cuesta trabajo Greer que la ca
origine del seilor Villaverde
No negaremos que el general Wey
Ter presto seryicios en- Cuba, nj Sc nos
negara que la naci5n sc los retribuyo
a tanto por tanto. Cuando Sc trabaja
natural es que Sc cobre; pero las dis
tincioues de honor sponden 4 ser
vlclOS eXtraordlnarlOs, cuyoS servlclos
sc ven y tocen, y estarian muy bien en-
su puesto tras una campafia como las
del Gran Capit4n en- Italia. En- los
.sucesos de 1895 a 1903 no hay NADIA
que desenlazar III distinguir nj mucho
menos que premiar' nj es possible que
por ellos acepte premio honorifco min
gun jefe dc nuestro ejerclto que res .
pete sus entorchadOs.
Otra co Convendrla que nuestro
gobierno tuvicse presente en- particu
lar el sei1or Villaverde. tan partidaro
de economics. Tan boyante esta el
Tesoro que permite pensionar per
sonas que, s0bre perclbir crecidos
sueldos Sc sabe que poseen amplia
fortuna cEstan satisfechos los habe-
res de todos los veteranoS de Cuba y
Filipinas, y segurada la subsistencia
de todos los invalidos, huGrfanos, viu :
das y otras personas dependencies de
.os mismos'
Cast nos atreveriamos d apostar que
no son los servicios prestados en- Cuba
los que Sc trata de 2ratihcar sino otros
de menor cuantia y mayor resultado
que el marques de Tenerife presto
despueS, junto con algunos que podria
p1estar en- detcrminadaS circunstan-
cias.
FL general Weyler es consumado
militar, pero algo INSECURE en- politica
La idea de condecorarIe y pensionar
lie, viliendo de I'm partido que no es
.el suyo, tiene mas aspecto de ccbo
que de premio al merito Con recha ?
carlo alcanzaria el lnteresado ell mas
legitimo de sus triunfos ante la OPT
Mon de sus conciudadanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
Diplomaticos e>panoles

Dice un despacho de Madrid. fecha-
do el II der pa>ado que el Rey don
Alfonso ha nrmad0 I'm decreto u0m-
brando al sefIor don Emilio de Oieda
minis TO de Espaila en- Washington,
subSecretario de Estado al sefIor
don Bernardo J de C6logan, ministro
de Espafla en- Marrutcos, para reem-
plazar al Senor Oteda Suponemos que
el traSlado del senor 0ieda Sc haga 4
instancias suyas, pues aunQue persona
gratisima en- todos los circul0s o6cia-
les sociales de ia ciudad capitolina,
que veran con Sentimieuto Su retirada,
su estancia en- los tStados Unidos.
Siempre tuvo aSpecto de transitoria
casual. DE todos modos Sc lie ha fell
citado deseandole feliz regreso 1 Ia
patria
La historic diplomatica del estadista
que lie sucede, es de brilantez notoria.
Duranto los terribles dias de la :.rebe--
lion Boxer en- China al seu0r C0loqan
cupo la singuiarisima honra de presi
dir ell cuerpo diplomatico en- Pekin,
del que era lecano.
Su mueTle, como Ia de Sus compafIe-
ros. lego 4 darse por hecho concluido.
De Pekin sc le traslad0 4 Marruecos,
donde straves6 petiodos POGO menos
turbulentoS que los presenciados en Ia
eSterveScencia Boxer "a que no tan
peligrosos. En- Washington, como en-
Tanger, le corIesponde reemplazar al
sc lor Oieda, y Su acogida 10 se14 me-
nos simpatica que Ia &c su attecesor.
ii mismo despacho anuncia que el
Senor don Luis Polo De BernabG, ex-
ministro de Espana en- Washington
actualmente embajador en- Roma, ha
Sldo nombrado para la embajada es
pafiola en- Londres. en- reemplazo del
sefior, duque de Mandas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
III prolocolo donliGicano

ri s@hado lNccrf il legislature "A
fraorlinaua ltl Scrslo americana san
iom-r 2cucrdo rrspvc.o az pr tocolO
lorninioano. e. cnsl. pr 10 ;anio cue
ia sin eiecio ltgal Sin en- barge i
IN sClion del SenaGo rs entorpeCe los
proptSs,o, del PRESIDE ,c Roosevelt. y
las sduanas dc Mon,ecrisiy oiras
cou,n,ian baio Ia supt rvision De fun
CiouSfioS aNericano> &c acucrdo con
el praiocolo resuianie del laudo Caf-
liSle Gr,y-Galvsn. adjudicsndo las re
clsmacioneS &c Ia San Dominro lmpro
vcment Company.
Las pocss prohabl:dades que el pro
toColo Dawson Ssn,hez hsya tenido de-
pasar. las deSvancCI6 el ) nsdor Mo-
gan con unas revelaciones de caracter
eXiraordinarismentc novelaSco, por
mas que no esten deprovistas de algdn
fundSmento.
Las revelaciones que han Causado
sens Cion inmenSa. son al efecto de
que el protocolo ha Sido un Chanchullo
encaminado matar otro Chanchullo
Una sonora joven, natural de Alaba :
ma, de gran intelige1cia y no pocos
atractivos sc ingenio para que el Pre-
sidente Morales la nombrase su agen-
te fiscal en- lcs Estados Unidos. Ella
debia "reacondicionarle las finarzaS.
William Nelson Cromwell abogado de
la compaflia del Canal de PanaHa, y
uno de los que mas intrigaron para
efectuar la separation del lstmo, era
consultor de ia DANA, cuyo nombre es
Ella r, Reader.
va estaban dadas casi todos los pa
SOS para el "reacondicionamiento,"
cuando una bella man .na de Febrero.
ell P1esidente Morales dijo Ia seiiora
Reader y al marido que de 10 dicho no
habia NADIA. Pidieronle explicaciones y
die" Por NADIA de este mundo me
atrevo a offender al Presidente Roose
welt lie tengo I'm terror panico la
:Tranca' famosa. En- seguida Sc hizo
el primer protocolo Sanchez Dilling-
ham, para ser reemplazado por el que
expire ell sabado ultimo.
La inferencia rs que Cromwell por
envidla 8 por otras razones, informo de
10 que ocurria 4 las autoridades de
Washington Cromwell MEGA conocer
al matrimonio Reader como San Pedro
neg6 Cristo La senora reader ju1a
que Sc conocen como les palmas dc
sus manOS
De la heroina Sc cuenta cosas ex-
traordinarias para sus 81 amos. Cons
truyo ferrocarries Ell Asia Contrato
emprestitos internacionales. Obtuvo
grandes concesoneS en- ell Peru, en- Gu
70 pals tuvo bastante influJo para i'm
pedir una revoluCion Il dos Su marido
es un ingl6s que desempefi6 varioS
puestos en- el servicio diplomatico, pc
TO actualmente eS ciudadanO america
no enviado extraordinario y ministro
plenipotenclario de So propla persona.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05
Retreta

Manana ueves de oc no media 4
diez por la banda "Juventad del CO.
mercio".
PROGRAMA
r.-Paso-doble, "El Volador de la
Celva." Mevesbeer.
2-Polcka de clarinete, "Amiti6"
J. Cany.
B. SelecciSn opera '.Favorita." Do
nizeti.
4.-Selecci6n opercta "El Micksdo"
Sullivan.
Selection zsrzuela, rEnseiianza
Libre" Gimenez
o. Danza, Amanda" Marquee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05

cn,s 'e> f..sl''s Cniaas y Fi'p.1s<
t,sf d,I~ulcfa .Dc ls- ,ompo>io 70 =
;empcr nouto DC IA naev@ msVofis
rsVuh.f.-rs ta u OAm 81.
la ti.ip'ras sigucn dan1o que "a
,et. ,'r tl.o se H. lsmea,sto Il rcpu
h,csno ~ ii;;l,hcld IN ana Tecien
q, scsits de d Csmasa "Esas lslss
aiia noS obii.an = oaSsesr una sran
r>cuadIa. '. "a mas. pian;can s4ui
cues ZONES afsnccl.ri4S 4ue sCSbarAn
per dividir a pArtido republicauo en-
q ;. iu;waIn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-05

frc faeFen aD0fra 'sa.e fu ur h,sI Iac
y aaefto> oos a, caes. los.ando sses-
hsiarse = tfro
So segu.ae ta9ro en- pertos
perd'gusfos y .ay d q 8 csis'