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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-10-24

prohibited by law in the county of
Marlboro, while in the county OF
Union prior to said date the sale OF
alcoholic liquors was permitted by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-04
NEVADA ORR SHIPMENTS.
Tonopah Railway Carried 1880 Tons
During Last Week.

The ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad this week aggregated 1856 tons,
of which 22l tons came from Goldheld.
The shipments are divided as follows
From nopah-Tonopah company, L.
O34 tons Tonopah Extension, 255 tons
Montana Tonopah 295 tons; Midway
81 tons. From Goldneld-Godheld sam
ping Ore company, 22l tons.
As announced by the Southern Pacific
company, the embargo on freight Of
every description consi ned 10 either
Tonopah or Goldhed been raised
with the exception Of lumber and Its
products ana the traffic department OF
the Souther Pacific advise just as soon
as the present congestion of lumber
at Reno and Verdi is cleared up they
viii allow this commodity to come
through.
The c. g. c. is now broad gagged a
far as Schurz and the transfer station
will be moved TO that point the first Of
next week The Tonopah company
has it's line ready for broad gauglng
the entire length, and the forces are
now engaged IN putting In broad gage
ties at the rate Of 1900 d v.
Two of the new engines for the Tono-
pah railroad have arrived at Reno and
eight others have left the Baldwin Loc-
omotiye Works.
The contractors on the Goldfeld line
are making rapid progress having COM.
pleted the yards at Goldheld Junction,
and nine miles OF the main line is ready
for the rails and ties.
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CONCENTRATES.

The Mammoth mine OF Tintlc is In the
market with two cars Of ore today
Tonopah shippers reported at the
samplers with seven cars of ore to-
day.
j. c. GLADDEN., who Is mining In one
of the Nevada gold camps. returned to
the city yesterday.
superintendent Clark knight Of the
Galena King mine of Stockton Is pre-
pairing to leave on an eastern trip.
Two shifts of men are employed at
the Harrington g. Hickory property in
Beaver county, one of the Majestic
group.
Word comes from Park city that ac>
tive cross-cuttlng to the ledge on the
500 foot level Of the New 5rk Bonanza
will commence today,
There are rumors afoat to the effect
that the owners Of the Shawmut mine
Of Bingham will shortly take steps to
reopen that property.
Chief Metallurglst A. j. BEETLES OF
the Newhouse mines says the mill at
Newhouse Is handling about 400 tons OF
ore daily, and that II will reach the
maximum by the goth inst,
Joe Free of the e. & II. company ar
rived In Phoebe from Salt Lake on
Wednesday and proceeded out to the
companys mines. on his return here
he win proceed on trip to Irish noun
tain, Groom, Bulfrog and Goldfeld, and
see what the showing there Is to secure
property. lie is well equipped with A
prospecting outft.-Ploche Record,
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Expert Secures Control Of a Large
California Gold Mining
Property
SELBY SHELTER FOR A. S. & R.
Trust Takes Over Plant at Vallejo
Junction aud lead Works Near
San Francisco.

San Francisco, April l,--Thc Can says
today
John Hays Hammond the well known
mining engineer and representative Of
the Guggenhelm syndicate, has secur-
ed control OF the Oroyllle Gold Dredg
ing & Exploration company by ousting
an opposition clique which heretofore,
has maintained the direction Of this
companys affairs Mr.. Hammond came
west several weeks ago with the ayow-
ed purpose OF contestlng the control OF
this corporation, in which he and his
associates are largely interested, and
he finally succeeded In purchasing
block OF 10000 shares, which gave him
and his party n majority OF the com-
panys stock. The opposition party
which was defeated, was headed by
Fred w Bradley president OF the Bum
ker Hi and Sullivan mines, and the
Tacoma smelter, and w, II. Croker
the banker
Hammonds representatives. IN The
new board OF directors Of the company
as now arranged are j. H. Doolttle, a
well known local mining expert; Jesse
w. Lilenthal, Of this city and j, s. Jen-
nings. The minority board consists Of
Fred W. Bradley ana W. H. Croker
Among the eastern people who are as
ISOLATED with Mr., Hammond In the
Oroville enterprise are j. Cass Garfield
OF New York; J. Kennedy Todd g. CO.,
James Houghtallug, G. H. Mccormick
Il. b. Peabody, h. A. Wiltsee and O..
w. johnson.
The Call further says that before
leaving for the east on Saturday last
Mr. Hammond as the representative
OF the GugBenhems, completed the
long pending negotiations for the pur-
chase by the smelter trust Of the Selby
smelling and lead works, II Is expect
ed that the new owners Will begin to
direct the control Of the Selby works
next month The sale viii include the
Seby plant at Vallejo Junction, and It's
lead works and assay office IN this city.
Mr.. Hammond passed through the
city yesterday en- route TO Colorado,
and the east. a. Chester Beatty a
member of his staff, remained I'm town
a few hours aud while here conferred
with parties Identified with the ohio
Copper company relative 10 the pend
ing option. There Is a growing opinion
that the same crowd has It's eyes fixed
on other Bingham properties, and that
before the year closes there VIII be a
big amalgamation Of Bingham mines
brought about.
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STOCK MARKET
STILL UNSETTLED

New York April 4.--The opening move
ment Of prices today was indeterminate
and showed both gains and losses with
majority of gains and the industrial
stocks were we'll represented. Running
sales OF $500 shares of Tennessee Coal
were made at l06l5 and 1862, compared
with l05 last night
Movements of the standard railroad
stocks were narrow and hesitating. Frac-
tional losses among the railroad leaders
were made up but were not well held.
Stocks which seldom figure In the deal.
ings except when there Is an excited
speculation continued TO be the features
Of interest Big blocks Of United states
steel preferred were bought after ~
o'clock, advancing It to 9Sh. The common
stock improved only a small fraction,
Railway Steel spring gained ~
The strength Of the United States Steel
stocks did not prevent a relapse I'm rail.
road stocks TO about tho lowest United
States Steel preferred touched aS% New
York Central fell x. Rubber Goods pre-.
fererd lost 3. United states Rubber pre-.
ferred lost ?. Pullman and National rail-
road Of Mexico preferred l. There were
gains by United states Reduction OF 3i4
Central Railroad Of New Jersey Ia and
Railway Investment preferred IA. The
trading was extremely duh
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for good many good mines In the
camp and | feel as certain as can be
that we are going to get Them"
Mr.. Roberts is a steD-son OF I, II.
Edwards, the prominent Tonopah min
ing operator and was interested with
the latter Ia the sale OF m interest In
the Shoshone group In the Bullfrog dis
trlct, pulpOrted TO have been
sold recently IN dispatches sent out
from Goldncld for a consideration Of
about 100000. This statement Of
Mr.. Roberts. IS untrue. In the first
place the whole property was not sold,
only less than a control. The total
amount involved in the transaction was
only 100000.
Mr., Roberts recently located a power
site on the Colorado river whore IL Is
proposed to locate power works from
which electric energy viii be generated
for the mines and mills OF the camp,
II Is also possible that power win be
conveyed to Las Vegas, which pro-
misses to grow into one OF the important
cities Of Nevada.
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the election OF j. H. Darmer president
and general Manager !. VI. Higley,
vice president; Henry Cohen, treasurer
John Campbell. secretary, who, win
George L. Korner constitute the board
OF directors. H. NJ, Eakln, who has
served the company as mine supern-
tendent, will continue in that position
Manager Darmer made an oral state,
ment to the assembled shareholders ana
pointed out that the treasury contain
ed balance of $500, whereas a month
ago the corporation had debts out
standing aggregatlng more than $4,000,
ana contract with the smelters, which
made the shipment Of ore practically
Improbable. Mr. Durmer spoke en-.
couraglngly Of conditions and stated
that shipments of at least a car a day
for an indefinite period is assured
G. H. Korner and l. NJ Higley sue
ceedsCapt r. Egan and l.. II. Farms
worth on the new board.
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CENTURY ANNUAL.
New Officers Chosen ut Meeting Held
Last Night.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Century Gold Mining &
Milling company, held last evening, n
board OF directors was chosen to serve
during the ensuing year. which organ
ICED by the selection OF p. w. Madsen,
president and general manager; Thorn
as II, Cutler vice president; II, w,
Madsen, secretary and treasurer; the
other members Of the board being
elias A. Smith, J. b. Toronto, Samuel
Paul and James Rosesear,
J. c. Driscol mine foreman, made a
report OF the development work per-
formed during the past two months,
which shows that 1856 feet have been
run In the various parts Of the mine,
some Of which has been in entirely
new territory, and that the results have
been eminently satisfactory. The drift
run on what is known as No. 4 vein Is
particularly interesting. The drift has
followed ore for ~ feet and assays
show values Of S26 to the ton.
The mill has been shut down since
about Feb. J. President Madsen says
II is the policy Of the company to con-
tinue development for some time be-
fore placing the plant In commission
again.
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BACK FROM NEVADA.
Mining Men Enjoyed Trip Across state
AZ Guests of Supt. Buckingham,

General superintendent h. Bucking-
HON OF the Oregon Short Line railroad
returned from a trip over the Southern
Pacific as far west as Sparks Nevada
this forenoon, and had as his guests
Judge o. w. Powers, George Morgan
and Sidney Bamberger. ON the way
out the party stopped at Humboldt
and were driven over to the property
Of the Morrison Mining 81 Milling COM
pany In which Mr.. Morgan and Judge
Powers are extensive shareholders A
force of men is engaged there In sack
ing ore for shipment to the Salt Lake
shelters The trip to the mine and
over the railroad was a delightful one,
and Mr. Buckingham guests were all
agreed that the roadbed from Ogden to
Sparks was I'm every way equal TO the
crack eastern roads, and that the COM
forts Of travelling are just as good. The
ride over the Lucin CUTOFF across the
Great Salt Lake, which viii always be
attractive 10 the tourist, was greatly
enjoyed.
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southern steers, 3, 25d5.jO; southern cows,
g. jOlp4 10, native cows and heitefa. 2 23h
(. %. stookers and feeders. Q. $4,000; bulls,
2. G5Gpi Is: calves. 250a6 p; western fed
steers, 4,5Oqi s.; western fed cows, 3,So9
40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market strong
Bulk of sales, s. 15dj.35 heavy, 530u5 81;
packers. 0, 25u5.35 pigs and lights 4lOg
6,2j.
sheep-Receipts 5000; market steady
Muttons, 5.O0q5 90, lambs, 6,5Ogl 40; range
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. April -Cattle--Receipts. 4u1.
market steady. Good to prime steers, b. 20
d6 i0 poor to medium. i.0OG5. 25; stockers
and feeders, 3.O0d5.00; cows, 3,0C@i I5
hefers 3.00n5. 20: Gamers, ,6Oh2.i0; bulls
2. 606ii 80; calves, 300u6 .75,
Hogs Receipts today, 1900 tomorrow,
5000, market cents higher, Mixed and
butchers. 8 .9Gd5, Al good TO choice heavy,
5.i0u6,O rough heavy 100 D lights
5.i5m6. IS; bulk Of sales. 5.35nj.i5.
sheep Receipts 1000 market steady,
lambs, steady. Good to choice wethors,
5,7jN6,25; fair to choice mixed, 4.50a5.j0,
western sheep, i.00n6.00 native lambs,
1887 20; western lambs, iS01I5.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. April l.--Cattle-- Receipts,
5000; market cents higher. Native steers,
4 00a6OO; cows and heifers, 8.00ni 70;
western steers, 3.50a5,0l; Gamers, 20l6g
800. stockers aud feeders, 2.Ng4 SIS,
calves, S,7jaG.oo; bulls, stays, etc, 2.25q
4.25
Hogs-Receipts, 300; market shade
higher. Heavy, 5.9d5 55; mixed 5.2OG
d 22ih; light, 5.l5d5 22ia; pigs, i.50d5.0O;
bulk Of sales, 3. 2Ol5 22is
Shepe-Recelpts, 5000; market steady.
Western yearlings 6,O0uG.I5, wethers .. q
fl5.S0, ewes, j.0Od5t0, lambs, 6.75a7 80,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city April i.--Cattle- Receipts,
1900; including 800 southefns, market
steady 10 strong Native steers, 5.Iu6.i0;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-04
aaHHH
Ell DORADO CANYON.
Southern Nevada lamp Is Enjoying a
BOOM,

Il. j. Roberts, a prominent mining
operator Of Eldorado canyon, Nevada,
Is IN the city on a 10 days business
trip. Like some others who have
knowledge OF the above named district,
Mr.. Roberts Is firm IN the conviction
that Il VIII be the scene OF the next
big mining boom IN Nevada. There are
already 200 people in the district and
when Mr. Roberts went there q few
months ago there We're not TO exceed 10
men IN the whole camp.
Il believe said Mr.. Roberts during
the forenoon, that we are going to
have a big camp down there. IL is
one OF the prettlest mineral countries
| have ever visited and while the sur
face ores do not contain some Of the
sensational values found IN Goldheld
aud Bullfrog, the lodges are large and
undoubtedly permanent. There is room
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-04
THE MAXWELLoPTIoN.
George n. Robinson WIN Probably An.
nounee Plans Upon His Return.


The return Of George H. Robinson
from the northwest Is expected during
the next few days when II Is anticipat-
ed, some definite announcement VIII
be made as to his future plans regard
ing the option pending on the Maxwell
group Of claims In Bingham. The OPP
ton II win be remembered, was OBJ
tanned several weeks ago and the con-
siderntion named In the document Is
$4,000 and 10 per cent of the capital
stock Of the corporation to be organ
lied, the same to go TO Col. n, A. Wall
the owner of the property. In lieu OF
the stock, Col. Wall will deed fun title
to the group to Mr. Robinson for con-
sideration of $230,000
The Maxwell group carries with It
some good water rights and which the
Yampa company can use TO good adj
vantage, as It enarges Its smelling
facilities IN the camp of copper
The Maxwell property Is situated
right in the heart OF the camp and adj
Joins the Utah Copper, Yampa, Boston
Consolidated and Phoenix locations.
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FORTUNA OF BINGHAM.
Bingham Mine Is In Excellent physIea al
Condition.

Supt. James Start Of the Fortuna
mine Of Bingham came in from camp
this morning TO confer with General
Manager Bamberger and reports condi-
tions at that property in very salts
factory shape. The Keystone vein Ia
opening out In fine shape and as far as
developed shows an average width Of
about six feet carrying copper values
of ~ per cent The vein has been
drifted on for distance of so feet.
also raised on for the distance. The
walls show strong naturalization and
the management Is counting on develop
ing large tonnage of mill stuff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-04

REGULAR CALL.
Carlsa 900 at 10.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at IA; 500 at IS;
500 at i6; 100 at l5is.
Mammoth. 100 at ll0 200 at 1l01a.
May Day 500 at &c, 300 at 25; 2l00 ut
%: / 100 at 23iA. 500 at 23h $500 at 221s;
4.5OO at %; 1900 at 22}s; 500 at 22S 1000
at 22it 1000 at 22ia buyer 30.
silver Shield, 800 at 3S.
Little Chief, 1000 at 4; 5000 at AZ. q
New York, 100 at 5OA.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Columbus Con, 800 at Lis.
New York, 500 at 81 so at &c. buyer
60,
ontario. 200 at 2Sits
Little Chief 1000 at AZ,
Lower Mammoth, 1000 at 10 500 at
10, seller 80.
REHABILITATION.
Regular sales ..."..,-3O10 100 $5.406 10
open board ,...,,.,.... $500 2,OSl25
Forenoon totals ....35 $4,000 7,4SIS7
-----s<N---------
Ms. CAMPBELL.
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! CURED my RUPTURE
Will Show You How to Cure Yours
FREE.

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MAY DAY ANNUAL,

Two Sew Names Added 10 tho hoard Of
Directors
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the May Day Mining company,
held yesterday afternoon, resulted in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-04
MAY DAY WEAKENED.


ing Forenoon Calls.
The forenoon sales on the iiooor OF
the Mining Exchange amounted to the
transfer OF $4,000 shares. for which
was paid the sum OF S7iS737 The
feature was again furnished 10y May
nay. which sank from 20 to 22ia cents
and closed In a rather uncertain condi-
ton. Lower Mammoth stitened and
Indications are favorable for a higher
market for Il, a few lots of Mammoth
We're brought out at Sll0 and SLl0h.
The DAILY stocks are still weak and IN
little demand. On the open board 800
shares Of Columbus Consolidated were
induced to come out at SLl5 while New
York Bonanza stlnened to 81 cents,
ontario sold TO the extent OF geo shares.
Ihe closing quotations and sales were;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, April i-sugar, raw, firm,
Fair refining, as centrifugal 90 test, D;
molasses sugar, as.
Rehned-Steady Crushed, 6,S; powder
ed, 62j; graduated CID
Coffee-Steady, No, Rio, 1Ss.
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WOOL.

ST LOUIS
st. Louis, April 4.--Wool. dull. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 22q23i fne
medium, lIqlS; fine l5QlI.
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.S:OZODON''
LIQUID

A complete cure has been effected within
week irem three applications a day. It ia
wonderful dsrultice. Nothing to equal It
1T cLEANSEs. HEALS, PRESERVES
9FoRNe '-o',D, POWDER, PASTE
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the Brokerage \ Finance
Co, successors to Hudson Sons Co,
brokers. were;
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THE STATE BANK
JoF UTAH. 90
SALT LAKE CITY.

EALT LIME NITl,
Joseph r. Smith Prehd.n
VIM. y. Preston Vice Preslttn
Charles 8. Burton Cashls
Henry I. McEwan Assistant CasMs
DIRECTORS:
Heber ], Grant, Issac Barton
Joseph II. smith, James d. MurdodS
Chns. S, Burton, Byron Gro0,
Vim. IL, Preston, Heber NJ. Wells,
A w. Carlson,
Commercial Banking IN all It's brsncha
Accounts Solicited
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Obstinate cases Of Canerum OdS hay
,sen relieved after three or four appllea-
tons Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-04

bss. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. PIG d. II. Walker Block
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21
Gabinete ing|6s derrotado en- la Camara
Tumu|tos en- Sevi||a y Salamanca
Gar vista Gui||ermo Il aguas Suecia
Aanbea ehus on ornas EGc Oyama nanhha sobe Lnevch

New York, 20.-Despachos de Londres dicen que aver
Ultima hora, suscit6 la camara de los Comunes
debate sobre la question de randa Ri gcberno creyendo
contar fuerzas basantes sostuvo enega contra
la oposc6n liberal cada vioenta. Liegada la
ac6n odos los dputados andeses uneron para soste
ner la de pals Mr. Balfour pudo evtar una
derroa Ceese que gabnete presentara hoy renunca
que rey Eduardo amara Lord Roseberry los
Jos de la corona.
lnorman de Madrid que Sc han promovdo tumutos y
desordenes graves Salamanca Sevia, nterylnendo
la fuerza pdbca para disover las muchedumbres En- la
Ultima de cudades e pueblo inent6 evanar barrca
das, lmpidendoo las ropas. G goberno adopta prcau
clones contra possible agacon de caracter revocona
Barcelona Valencia Parece que descubren
mifcacones al movmento Hay presas mas de Glen perso
Sc estan ceebrando meetings repubcanos toda la
peninsula
Comuncan de San Peersburgo que el Car ha sail
do de aquea capital obeto de ceebrar entrevsta
con e emperador Guermo II aguas de Suecia. FL CO.
corresponsa de he NezV York HeyaM atrbuye tras
cendencia extraordinara al encuentro de los dos
narcas asegura que Europa asstira desenlace
prende dente de la guerra entire Russia el Jap6n.
Gables de Moscow dan detaes sobre las retormas
propuestas por asambea de los Zemstwos al pueblo
Pde dicha asambea que lnstaure un goberno para-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-21
N0TAS De PONCE
81 transformista Sr. Lapresa.
Herldo por un niho. Con
ferencIa de Matienzo.
MALDADES PRECOCES
Muere Andres Miranda Ri.
ma en- la carcel. Don Ra-
mon Torres Alvarado.

JULIO s0.-Se ha sabido hoy aquf,
quee tranaformista La Pssa lego &
San Juan. Pequefios anuncios circu-
lados expresan que 10 primsrs fun
ci6n en- La Perld, tendrG lugar en- Ia
noche del s&bado.
Hoy por 10 maiians, el mucba-
cho Cecilio Cairo, de diez & doee amos
dc edad, hiri6 on ID mufieca izquierds
con un pedazo de vidrio, al individuo
Francisco Luciano. Este fue llevado
al hospital. .Cecilio Castro, irrespon-
sable por sus amos, segdn el C6digo,
fue puesto & disposition de Ia Corte
municipal.
Aver Sc celebr6 en- Ia Corte de
Distrito el juicio por jurado contra
don Jose Sabater, por aggression con
arma mortffera, contra don jose Ma
soller. Ell Jurado declare culpable &
Sabater. El juez dictara sentencia en-
breve. Sabater ha jngresado en- la
c5rcel
-Nuestro respectable compatriota
el sefior Matienzo Cintr6n, di6 oyer
por la tarde una So bia conferencia &
los presos en- la carcel de esta ciudad.
La palabra elocuente y moralizadora
del sefior Matienzo, fue oida con suma
atenci6n respeto, por todos los que
sufren ALI forzada reclusi6n.
Sc ha dado la buena pro en- ell
remate de piedra para a conservation
reparaci6n de las GALES de Ponce,
en- 1904 q |. .905 a Monsieur Nereo Pie.
raZzi.
Ell muchacho Luis Santiago, de
unos diez amos de edad, conect6 hoy
un alambre con ell de Ia luz electrical
de un establecimiento de pulperia de
la calle del Acueducto. La nina Re-
yes Escalet, que entr6 en- la tenda en-
aquel momento, fue invitada por ell
travieso Luis Santiago tonar ell ex-
tremo libre del alambre conectado en-
la forma que Sc indica: la nina obe-
deci6, cayendo en- TERRA no bien aga.
rro el alambre que le ofreci6 Luis
Santiago. Reyes Escalet que ,6lo tie
ne ocho amos de edad, recibi6 quema
duras en- un brazo y en una pierna y
fue traslada al hospital.
Luis Santiago, otro irresponsa
(Continaa en- Ia pdgina 5a)