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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08
F1rSt puDIICat1On NOV. 70, IJUo.
Notice to Creditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court for
~ Rock County.-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular term
of the County Court, to be held in and for said
county, at the court house, in the city of James
vile, in said county, on the first Tuesday OF
June, A. D. 1906 being June 5th, 1906, at
o'clock a. M. the following matters will be
heard, considered and adjusted:
All claims against Warren g. McManus, late
of the city of Edgerton, in said county, de-
ceased.
All claims must be presented for allowance
to said Court, at the court house. in the city of
GAINESVILLE, in said county, on or before the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1906 or be barred.
Dated Nov. 18th, 1905.
By the Court,
7 w SALE County Judge
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08
Lots of White House Turkeys.

Nearly 1000 pounds of turkey were
distributed last year by direction OF
the president to the officials and EN-
ployees of the White House
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08
Special Honeseekers, Excursions

Low rates are offered by the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway. Round
trip tickets at less than the regular one
Southwest. Tickets on sale November
7, q and December 5 and Is. Return
limit q days, Liberal stop-ovee privi-
leges. Details on request.
j. A. HENDERSON, Agent.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08

-Homeseekers' tickets will be sold
for one fare plus two dollars to author
lied points in Iowa, Minnesota, North
and South Dakota every Tuesday until
Dec. 10Th, good for 81 days. For further
information call at ticket Office.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08
An AdamIess Eve.

Some things about the holidays
Are quite unfair to madam.
For instance, there's a Christmas e5-.
But where's her Christmas Adam?
-Rrook,--- e.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08
Indian Ford

The boys enjoyed the first skating on
the river Sunday.
Mrs Ida Field of Edgerton visited Mrs
Anna Cox last Saturday.
Frank Thomas and wife are at home
again after quite stay over in Porter.
Grant Chamberlain has been putting
in his time in GAINESVILLE on the jury.
Mr. and Mrs Wood and Archie Lack
ner were down from Edgerton Sunday.
Mrs Louise Scarcliff and Mrs Radloff
were in GAINESVILLE a couple of days last
week.
Florence Hurd spent Thursday and
Friday last week with Margaret Cham
berlain.
Mrs T E Cook has moved to James
vile. Joe Kenyon occ 1pies her house
here.
Though it was a sad errand that
brought him back, his old neighbors
were glad to meet Mr. Clarence Bushor
once more.
Last Saturday afternoon John Sher-
man sold at public auction everything in
Mrs Shaler's house. Between S62 and
$63 was realized.
identifying methods that injure the
skin and health are dangerous. Be beau
tiful without discomfort by taking Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. Sunshiny-
faces follow it's use. 35 cents, At Stangls
Stoughton
Rollie Estes, accompanied by his wife,
will leave today for Washington. D G, to
I,1tia in no tp
where he holds clerical position.
James Newkirk of Cooksville was OPP
Grated upon for cancer of the neck by
DR. M Iverson at the city hospital on
Monday. The operation appears to have
been a successful one. Mr. Newkirk is
father of Charles and Will Newkirk of
this place.
On Thanksgiving day, in the forenoon,
at the home of the brides mother in Mt
Horeb, Wis Mr. M A Lukken, manager
of the Heddles Lumber Co in this city,
was married to Miss Emma Halferdanl.
The wedding was very quiet one, only
the very nearest relatives of the con-
tracing pair being present. The couple
left the same day for Milwaukee and
Chicago, where they will sojourn few
days before coming to Stoughton. They
will be sat home" after Dec Goth in the
Mikkelson homestead, apartments in
which Mr Lukken has rented.
Emil Larson, man young in years
but old IN crime, was sentenced to the
county jail for six months by Judge
Huber on Tuesday morning, for wilfully,
without cause or provocation, smashing
several plate glass windows on Monday
night by throwing large stones through
them. Ole Hellickson, the clothier, esti-
mates his damage at $50 and Olson Bros
saloon the same amount. A large win
dow in Carl Rasmussen's shoe store and
one at Jens Peterson's meat market were
also demolished. The young man is a
hard case and has been sent up several
! times for drunkenness. The depreciation
was done Monday night while on one of
his sprees. He was gobbled up by night
watch Benny Gilbertson and pleaded
guilty to the charge the following morn
| ing.
Clear thinking, decisive action, vim
and vigor of body and mind, the sparkle
of life, comes to all who use HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents. Tea or
| tablets, at Stangps.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08
Bargains in Reading Matter.

For a short time The Reporter will
make an extremely low combination
price with daily and weekly papers. You
can save few dimes by ordering your
reading matter for the coming year
through this Office.
The Reporter and
The Chicago Daily Tribune (S4) $3.50
The Chicago Daily Chronicle (S4) $50
Milwaukee Daily Journal (S3) 800
Weekly Inter Ocean (Sl 1.75
Weekly Evening Wisconsin (S1) Its
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08
Wdnt6d YOUNG se;0'G MEN!

To qualify for positions as Brakemen and
Firemen on Big Railways all over the
United States. High wages, quick
promotion guaranteed as soon as quail
flied. We teach you the Standard rules
and signals, by mail, at your home.
Write rs today for full particulars.
The International Railway Training School,
INCORPORATED
ST. RoS1c- nlcck, MINNEAPOLIS MINI.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08

Special holiday prices on furs, lin.
ems, millinery, gloves, neckwear, under
wear. hosiery, ETC., at Archie Reid & Co.
GAINESVILLE. 1w2
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-12-08

identifying methods that injure the
skin and health are dangerous. Be beau
tiful without discomfort by taking Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. Sunshiny-
faces follow it's use. 35 cents, At Stangls
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Style of Modern Struc-
ture Fully Detailed
by Architect

California bungalows in Los Angeles
and at the beach resorts are among
domestic comforts that captivate the
admiration of the tourist and home
seeker. The Herald in former issues
has given illustrations and descriptions
of Los Angeles homes of this type of
architecture.
Recently Architect A. L. Haley drew
the plans for what he describes a true
to nature bungalow of the ocean type"
The structure was built for Mrs C. C.
Loomis. wife of the proprietor of the
Angelus hotel, and occupies high lot
at Ocean Park
Speaking of this particular bunga-
low Architect Haley said: THE bunga-
low has been found more to the liking
of the beach dweller than any other
style of cottage. One goes to the beach
not only to be near the surf and to
be able to enjoy the ocean bathing,
and breathe the salt air and the chill
rem to romp upon the white sand in
bare feet, but to get away from the
ever tired busy life and turmoil of the
city. In doing so it is also proper that
the architect should endeavor to get
away from the conventional city
architecture, in order that the client
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

ner of La Sale avenue and Thirtieth
street, 25X150 feet each. Mr.. Pascal
will improve as an investment. Total
consideration, $4,000.
For West Ninth Street Heights COM
pany to f. Moore, two unimproved lots
on the southeast corner of Ell Molino
and Ninth streets. lot 102x135 feet. Mr.,
Moore will improve with two fine resi-
dences to cost $4,000 each. An invest
ment. Total considera tion, $4,000.
For Stella Weaver to E. B. Hunter,
a two-story seven-room frame resi-
dence, 20O6 Magnolia avenue, lot 50x10O
feet. Bought for home, Considera-
ton, $780,
For West Ninth Street Heights COM
pany to C. F. Whittier. an unimproved
lot on the east side of Fedora street,
So feet north Of San Merano street, LOT
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

may see new ideas in connection with
the beach home.
I'm general arrangements of the
plans of the Loomis bungalow there
is the large living room extending the
full length of the house, designed in
the modern bungalow style. There
are heavy beam ceilings and at the
lower end of the burlap frieze is an
s inch shelf projecting over the head
casing of doors and windows, and ex-
tending entirely around the room, de-
signed for the purpose of receiving
bric-a-b brac, etc, affording tasty effects
in connection with the general fur
nishings. The entire west end of the
living room, 16 feet by % feet, is taken
up with large massive clinker brick
n1antel, with artistic designed book
case and seat furnishing on either
side of the fireplace, the full width of
the room.
THE walls of the room are burlap
and the ceilings are papered between
the beams with ingram paper. The
color scheme introduced is Pompeiian
red for the walls and light buff at the
ceilings. All of the entire window and
door wood finish including beam cell
ings are in selected slash grain Oregon
pine, finished in the mission style or
dull gloss surfaces. The dining room
opening out of the living room is SINH
larly treated so far as the beam cell
ings and burlap treatment are con-
cerned, with plate rail extending entire
ly around the room five feet above
the floor level, as well as
shelf extending around the room at the
top of all doors and windows. The
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

George A. Costerman. architect; Pitts
burg Construction Co., builder
S. H. Miner, a two-story frame at
14S7 Helen street. $500; C. F. Shilling,
architect r. w. Bowes, builder.
w. d. Campbell. $40 Alvarado street,
a two-story frame at 7O9 East Sixth
street, $4,000; Garrett & Blxby, archi-
tects; W. D. Campbell, builder.
Arthur Van Norden, two-story
frame on Knob Hill tract $4,000; Marsh
& Russell, architects; E. f. Hartman,
builder
E. S. McClelland. two-story frame
at 44s Avenue Sc, $1,000; E. S. McClel-
land, builder
Mrs. c. e. Crowley. 749 Whittier
street, a two-story frame at 1850 Lake
street, $4,000: Garrett & Bixby, archi-
tects; C. f. Crowley builder.
Turn Verein Germans. two-story
frame at 1S45-1S5S Flgueroa street,
$7345; p. w. Ehlers, architect; William
Rommel & Son, builders.
A. G. Bilicke and r. A. Rowan, a
ten-story building on south side of
Fifth street. 1914 feet west of Spring
street, $4,000: John Parkinson. archi-
teet; ]. Hill, builder
Tyler & Co.. one-story frame at
1927 Harvard street. $4,000; Tyler & CO..
builders.
DIR. r. S. Peter, 1901 Central ave-
nue., a two-story brick at S4s to $50
Central avenue. $4,000; ]. II. Radburn,
architect; j. A. Kemp, builder.
New Addition Planned
The Mccarthy company reports that
it has made its fourth purchase in the
Main street and Moneta avenue dis
trict in which IT is selling and operat-
ing This latest purchase is the Bar
bour Main street tract ESQ called. con-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

green walls and buff ceilings. In the
north end of the dining room there
is a built-in buffet of the combination
china closet design.
"The dining room and the living room
are separated by a wide archway. at
either side of which are located neatly
designed square topped columns. The
stain treatment OF the slash grain
Oregon pine finish is in the dark
Flemish oak. Numerous built-in book
cases and window seats predominant
throughout the entire bungalow. There
are also contained within three good
sized bed rooms with large bath To-
Gated between the two principal bed
rooms. These rooms are finished in
the natural white pine finish with deli
cately tinted plaster walls. The bath
is entirely finished in white enamel.
A special and conveniently arranged
kitchen has been planned with studied
out features economizing upon labor
and making all fixtures so arranged as
to afford space and reduce the labor
of housekeeping to a minimum.
There is twelve foot wide cut un-
der the porch that extends entirely
across the front of the bungalow, a
portion of which is inclosed with glass
affording a pleasant view of old ocean,
and at the same time shielding the
occupant from the sharp salt winds,
1.-The bungalow is heated with a
warm air furnace, located in the base
ment. The entire cost of the bungalow
including furnace was $500, and such
bungalow home should and will in
truth be considered essential to every
family of moderate means"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

sisting of row of lots on Main street
and the entire frontage of Forty-ninth
street, between Main street and Moneta
avenue, and a row of lots upon Moneta
avenue. This will be added to the Nc
Carthy companys Main street and Mo-
meta avenue tract, as ii joins it direct
ly upon the north, and will be called
Addition No. /" to the Mccarthy COM
pany's Main street and Moneta avenue
tract.
Sale at Pasadena
The Fred r. Harris company, which
includes John A. Traylor and Mack
Traylor, has sold to George E. Nc
Cague of Pittsburg. Pa, the improved
business lot at 36 East Colorado street,
Pasadena. The consideration was $751;
500. The property is improved with a
three-story brick building.
Bought for Investment
The Holmes Walton real estate agen-
cy reports the following sales:
ID. S. De Van to NJ. w. Sawyer, an
wv fb4ANvt VII Nht
side of East Ninth street, 4S feet west
of Mateo; consideration. $3.50; pur-
chased for investment.
Jacob Muth to j. w. Chambers. 5Ox
1862 feet on the west side of Central
avenue, fifty feet south of Thirty-eighth
street, improved with one-story frame
building, containing three stores, with
foundation and walls that win support
a second story. Property is rented for
$46 per month; consideration, $45O0;
purchased for investment.
Excellent Lots Purchased
Althouse Brothers report that they
have closed the following deals during
the past week;
For L. C. Hudson TO =. Pascal. four
unimproved lots on the northwest cor
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Building in Prospect

Architects are busy and among those
reporting work are the following:
H. M. Patterson has arranged plans
for R. r. Ryus for brick store and
office building, 80 by 118 feet to be
erected at the southwest corner of
Twenty-third and Hoover streets.
S. T. Eldridge is about to build a
modern nine-room frame residence from
plans by Architects Martin and Barker.
H. B. Rollins is to have a fourteen
room summer house erected at Redondo
from plans by Architect Dorm.
c. C. Crippen and associates will
erect a two-story brick building at the
northeast corner of Central avenue and
Ninth street, on the lot recently pur-
chased from A. D. Butt for $24OOO. The
building will have stores below and
rooms above. Improvements will cost
about $S5,0OO
Perry Whiting is having plans pre-
pared for a three-story pressed brick
front building, As by 140 feet, with
stores on the first floor and rooms on
the second and third floors, to be erect
ed on the south side of East Ninth
street, 100 feet west of Wall street. I'm
provements will cost $35, 900
DR.. R. S. Peter win improve the
northwest corner of East. Ninth street
and Central avenue with a two-story
brick building, plans for which now are
being drawn in the office of Architect
Bradbeer. The estimated cost is $25,-
00O
e. S. Youmans has let the contract
for $4,000 brick building on the east
side of Los Angeles street between
Second and Third streets. The build
ing will be four stories in height.
Recent Permits Granted
Among the permits issued during the
past week for new buildings the fol-
lowing lead in point of interest.
H. E. Dillon, two-story frame on
the Harris-Dillon tract, $S5OO: Ross
Bros, builders.
w. C. Deister, story and one-haIf
frame at 1874 Roosevelt avenue, $2175;
j. B. Mitchell Co, builders.
S. 4. Peet. 326 North Ficket street.
a two-story frame at 800 North Ticket
street, $1,000; Thomas j. Housekeeper,
architect; Matchert Bros, builders.
Efie X. Kester, 1909 South Main
street, two-story frame at 1925 Twen-
ty-second street. $1,000; Walker Bros,
architects and builders.
The Mathie Brewing Co.. alterations
to a brick building at 1884 East Main
street, $4,000; M. Stephan. builder.
Arthur Let's, alterations to a three
story brick at 4O1 South Broadway,
$500; Julian Hall. builder.
Thomas X. Miller. 672 West Thirty
seventh street, story and one half
frame in Clark & Bryan's Figueroa
street tract, $1,000; T. K. Miller. builder.
Mrs j. Helve Foster. alterations to a
frame at S27-s29 South Olive, Ss26O;
John F. Hanlon, builder.
Louis Schirm, 1889 West Twelfth
street two-story frame at 1923 Gra-
mercy place. Ss5OO; F. Parmentier, arch
itect; w. S. Clark, builder.
George Stewart, a story and one-half
frame at 1920 Church avenue; F. Par
mentier, architect; w. s. Clark. builder.
Meta Krohn, a story and one-half
frame at s11s Normandie avenue. s2l45;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

5Ox12s feet. VIII improve at once with
a fine residence. Consideration, $11oO
For West Ninth Street Heights com
pany to c. f. Whittier, an unimproved
lot on the east side of FL Molino street,
2O5 feet south of Ninth street. lot 5OxlS1
feet. Will improve with a two-story
residence as an investment. Consider
alton, $1100.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
MARCH MAKING
GREAT RECORD
PERMITS GRANTED NOW EQUAL
S60o,755 IN VALUE
Many Structures Are Planned for ln-
mediate Erection-Arehiteets
Kept bodybuilding Record
In Tabular Form

In the construction of buildings
March is making distinct record.
While the rain of the past ten days
retarded progress on buildings under
way, the generous wetness did not
dampen the enthusiasm Of prospective
builders.
During the month so far 444 permits
have been issued calling for an ex-
penditure of $60O.755. The total per-
mits issued during March, 1904, reached
SIS, valued at $951, ,O29. For the first
half of March, 1905, the proportion is
increased, and with eleven full working
days still to follow, the record made in
1904 may be. exceeded. The daily aver
age SO far is $37,547. For eleven more
days, If the average is preserved, this
would produce S413,O17, which with the
$600,755 now in evidence would give a
gross total of $1,O13,772. In any event
from present appearances March, 1905,
seems fair to be classed among the
million dollar factors of internal inn
provement.
March Building Record
The class of structures undertaken
during March so far is shown in the
adjoined table that gives the values
for each classification and the permits
issued. The data are as follows
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
March Building Record
BUILDING by Wards

During the week just closed 100 per-
nits for new construction work were
issued, valued at $19O,519. In the fol-
lowing table the work in the separate
wards is given:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

Observation Parlor Cars
ro riverside Pomona, ontario, San Bernar-
tt,no cave Los Angeles at $40 p. m daily,
Via Salt Lake Route, These cars are the
scne OF perfection in every detail seats IN
observation cars only % cents extra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-05
Mansale do p6samO q Ia Vlu-
da dol QbrerO Gonzalez.

81 club eEugenio Me. de Hostoso
dirigi6 & Ia seflorR ViudR del obrerO
Martin Gonzalez ell siguiente menssje
de r6same:
eCIub Eugsnio Me. de aoaton. p
San Juan P. R.. Septiembre 2 de
1905. Sefiora dCfiR Ana MsClsFa Viu-
do de Gonzslez. San Juan, P. B..
SefIoru:
Nos he pr0duCido doIorosa impre.
sion Ia triate nOticia del faIIecimientO
de ga diatiuguido eBpOsO Martin Con
zBlez. -. -.
Martin era uu joven de condiciones
excepCionales. buen amigo y amantiei
mo eBpOgc gsn6 el spreCiO y mePeCidG
famN con que 10 B0oiedad 1e gClRme bR
Hoy que Is muerte 10 arPe bAt6 de
nueut.O lRd0 Bentim0s an gran vRCfO
dificil de llenRr. -...
listed por 80 paFte no divide la Il
que ga religion demAnde que ella Il
pPestar6 el ConauelO neCesOriO paFl
mitigar en- pArte, 81 no en- tOdo. sr
iost0 dolor. ...
EI club eEugenio Ma. de Hostoss
go hace participe de tan honda pena
enyi6ndole pOr eato 10 expression de q
sentimiento y el deseO vehemente d.
que IR PrOvideucia Ie de- fueIz z % en- 10
presenteg mOmentos para PesiBtiP L
durs prueba que Ia somets el deati
no. Ds uSted con toda conaidera
Ci6n, JasGn CGpsGleS CdrGsO. Presiden
to. Claudio C6rdOV0, SeCreta rio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-05

por una griterfs ' esckudalO en- Ia pla-
"a. Este niflO fu6 & OfreCerle RnOChe
aI juez que le limpiaTis Ion zApat0s sin
cObrarle NADIA para que no le hiCiera
NADIA Cuaud0 fuera Oh Juzgad0. W
eatAba denunCiado. Tres collars de
muitR.
Ignacio Fern6ndez y Santos RoBado
Dor esCkndalo. Un dollar Oads uno.
Manuel Brisman. LoOCenCio Torres
y EngraciR Rivers p0r eHCSndal0, treG
dollars de multR oil BriSmRn.
CrescenCiR COrdero y AntOnia Real.
p0r esCSndalo en- SRntuFCe, CinCo do
liars.
Aniceto Dfaz. eacSndalO en- 81 sarrc
eleotriCo, ArreatAdo deade el domingo
absueltO despu6B do reprendid0.
Marie Martinez. Agripina AyRlS J
otras poF esCSn6RlO, elncO dollars en-
ire Lac dos.
LSurs Ortiz y CIements Monta flez
DOR eaCsndnlo. tFes dollars s la OrSiz
Germ6n Andino. no cOnCurre.
JoG6 RobleS. p0r snbir CON an carr
por d Oalls de San Juato. an dollar d
4 Is once tsrmin6 q sssi6p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-05
En- Ell JuzgadO de PaZ,
La ocurrencia de un Iimpiabotas.

La ocurrencia de un Iimpiabotas.
EI Juez BAzSn Oelebr6 hoy Los ST.
GuienteB iuiCiO8:
Un dollar de muIta & Mr.. Ktz p0r
tener IN CAball0 sin herTNdurRs.
Pedro BstAGcourt, Elisa Luis ,
otros por tsner pueltOa de fEituraB en
10 ciudad violAnd0 lRS OrdenRDzss Mu-
nicipAles. DenunCiR del CAbO Julia.
Absueltos pOr no txistir prohibition
que impida Rquella industriG.
Maria Gonz6lSz y Manuel Santos.
POr implorar ID carload I6blfeG. Han
eAtAdO tres 6iAs en- el dep6ait0. En-
EbaFtGd.
Pablo Vargas y JeS IL CAlder6n dos
muChachOg de 6 81 amos. Ri1G y e.
candRlO 6 Las 9 de ls nCche. Un dollar
de muIta s cadR uno.
Ramon Cabrera y OtrO9, POr tsner
cGrros AbRndonAdoS en- ID CRrreterR.
Un dollar cRda unO.
Rafael UrdanetS 6 IGafGn AIicea.
Dos muChSCh0nes. EscandGlO en- 10
ents Ci6n del ferrocarHill. Un dollar.
Fernando Vszqutz. ImpI0rar 10 CG-
ridad ptblica. AbaueltO.
GteROEio Converter. EIC6ndRIO.
Un dollar de muIta,
MSximO Falcon. EscSndAIO. Mu-
chRch0 de Z Afl0G. EStuvo detenldo un
dia.
MaECOIina MOnt1 fiez y Maria Car
mona. ESCsndAlO. Un dollar & ID
M0ntafieZ'
GerVaSio De'gRdo , otros. DOrmiT
en- Ios banCOs de lS plGzR. A EugeniO
Cruz y A. r 1SAd0 an dollar.
AntOnis Bonilla, Catalina GuOI ,
Aguatina Navarro, esO6ndNlO. TreI
dollars & ID Navarro.
JeA6G Su6rez, JeA6s ROdIigueE J
Maria Rodriguez fueFte eECsndGlo er
nm b aile. Jea6s y Suarez y Maril
Rodriguez, CinCO dollars cadR un0.
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Ouintin OSoriO. No COnCurren el Ro
SSrio y el OS0riO. Cantar COplas obs
cenRS. SuBpendidO 81 iuiCiO para ms
mana.
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rro ain fsrOI, an dollar.
Antonio Sanchez. pOr COrreF 4 esca
pc p0r In CArretera. No COnCuFre.
Angel MaldOnAdO. p0r esCSndal 10 el
IN bliie en- lR CalIe del Sol, CinCo do
llars de multa.
JoG6 Surrillo y FldeI CorreR poI ez
pender QuinCaIia sin liCenCia. Rsir
cidente eI Corres. Un dollar de muItS
Charles CampOamor y jorge TOmT
SON, marines. EnC6ndalo. Tres dc
liars Rl TOmps0n.
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au CARO-, AbtueltO. T.
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Rodriguez. pOr eGCaud&lV, dos dollar
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