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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-06-17
raIl-inr and Thinking.

esme men think without talking and
some talk without thinking.-chicago
Daily NsWA
Williams news., 1905-05-13
Death of Mrs. Henskey's Daughter

The following article is taken from the Marinette (Wis.) Daily Star:
 It is our lot today to record the particular sad death of a young Marinette lady, Mrs. Curtis Hunt ing. and the circumstances under which the death took place is ex- ceedingly shocking. She went to bed on Saturday evening in per feet health at her home at 823 Wells street. She had been in per- feet health all her life, and was in the best of spirits. She had pre- pared an Easter dinner. and invited company in for the occasion, and everything was ready in the little household for happy Easter time celebration.
 In the morning when they went to wake her she was dead. She had slept alone that night, and her hus. band slept with her two little children in the next room. They heard no sound in the night, noth- ing to show that she was ill or suf- fering. Early in the morning the youngest child. little one of four years, went in and tried to talk with his mother, who was lying strangely quiet in her bed. The little one went out and complained to the father that the mother would not talk. He went in, and was fairly prostrated at finding his young wife lying dead in her bed.
 A physician was hurriedly sum- moned, and after making an exam ination he pronounced that she had died from hemorrhage of the brain.
Williams news., 1905-05-13
WHAT GAMBLERS
 SAY ISSUE WAS

The following interview with Gus Hirschfeld. which was published in last Fridays Prescott Journal Miner, shows whether or not gam bling was the issue in the Phoenix campaign. Mir. Hirschfield is one of the most successful gamblers in the territory.
 Gus Hirschfeld, who took prom inent part in the municipal cleo ton in Phoenix last Monday, being strong supporter of Mayor-elect J. c. Adams, talked about the cam paign and its results yesterday afternoon.
 Hirschfield, who has business in- terests in Prescott, is here for a visit of couple of days. He makes frequent trips to the city. He has disposed of all his interests in Phoe- nix and has been on the retired list since March.
 "We won, of course," said Hirsch- field, "but l want to say right here that it was about the hottest mu- nicipal campaign I ever had any thing to do with. We felt confi- dent from the start, but that did not stop us from working all the harder.
 "Phoenix is not ready yet to stop gambling and close the saloons, though it may do something of the kind in few years. Not having any interests in any of the saloons there, it does not make any great difference to me.
 "Though the republican and dem ocratic party lines as we all under stand them were lost sight of in favor of more important issues, peo- pie voted for what the candidates stood for, and not because they happened to belong to some politi- cal party.
 "There is no need for me to say anything about the result. We got everything we went after.
 "Of course we had to celehr. te the result, and on the night of the election we went to the residence of Dr. Hughes, who fought against us. While the crowd outside his house stood with bowed heads the band played the Funeral March, The next day all the undertakers in Phoenix were telephoning to each other to inquire who had Hughes body"
Williams news., 1905-05-13
Night Watch on Duty

Since the recent robbery of G. w. Mathews store there has been a feeling that the business places of the town should be looked after by an officer when the rest of us are sleeping the sleep of the just. In the past the town has been we'll enough protected in the day time, there being the marshal, constable and deputy sheriff on duty. Dur ing the past week Constable Adams has circulated a paper among the business houses for the purpose of raising sufficient amount monthly to make it worth his while to ac- cept the night job. As result the following houses are represented: Poison Brothers, Jacob Salzman,
 Rabbit Brothers, C. A. Cover Drug Co.,. G. w. Mathews, Arizona Central Bank, pr. P. A. Melick, EN- Crawford, Albert Lebsch, J. B. Jones,
 J. s. Button. Harry Miner, Grove X Mccoy, NJ. Reneke
 H. C. Sanders, Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Sanders, John McWilliams, Hopkins & Carney, G. R. Hurd. C. F. Lopez, Gee Jim,
 Sam Lee, Quong Chong, Palace Restaurant, DelmonicO Restaurant
Williams news., 1905-05-13

What brought it on is unknown, and it must have stricken her with out a moments warning, and death came so fast that not even a moan escaped her lips to warn her hus- band of the tragedy that was talk ing place.
 She was 29 years old, and is the mother of two children, one four and the other seven years old. She is the wife of Curtis Hunting, filer for the N. Ludington company, and they moved here from southern Michigan about year ago. Her mother and father reside in Lower Michigan, and are expected here tonight, and the funeral arrange. ments are not made pending their arrival. The husband is almost prostrated.
 Mrs. Hunting was daughter of Mrs. J. H. Henskey, formerly res- ident of Williams, but now resid- ing at Milliken, Mich. The many friends of the latter here will deep ly sympathize with her in the loss of her daughter, whose death oc- cured on Easter morning, April 23.
Williams news., 1905-05-13
tematically under competent super

tematically under competent super vision.
 It is reported that the department of agriculture expects soon to es- tablish quarantine districts where scabies infection exists, but it is thought this aggressive movement if successful will prevent Arizona from being included. It is fortu- nate that the force of government officials will assist territorial off cers in this work without pay from the territory. This is certainly an opportunity for sheep men to make great progress along line that is of assistance to themselves only. It is quite an undertaking and the re- suits will be watched with interest. Dr.. M. lines, a bureau official. is in charge of the inspectors in Arizona who are supervising the dipping of sheep for the forest reserves and will assist in the general dipping scheme.
 While there are minor affections and diseases that are not conta gious, that a stock owner may with reason perhaps neglect to have treated if his stock is of less value than the expense of treatment, in important contagious diseases the motto is very appropriately eradi- cation rather than regulation. The dipping of sheep even if not thor oughly done by all helps that much of course in keeping down disease, Arizona is to be congratulated in having undertaken this work thor oughly, for it is an evil that is sus- ceptible of eradication. Therefore, if worthy of attention at all it should be done thoroughly instead of by loose methods that only re- suit it it's partial control. The san- itary board with the aid of the ter ritorial veterinarian has demon strated that these things are possi- ble in the stamping out of glanders, tuberculosis, Texas fever and swine plague from the Salt River valley, and if the board, veterinarian and bureau officials continue to have the cooperation of the sheep own CTS, they will no doubt be equally as successful in the extermination of sea bies in Arizona focks.-Phoe- nix Republican.
Williams news., 1905-05-13
Flagstaff "Gems" and '.Sun" Beams

Mrs. Wm. Mcintyre, who has been spending the winter in Phoe- nix, returned home Sunday.
 Ned Robinson arrived here on Wednesday from Phoenix. where he had been during the winter in charge of a band of horses.
 Jerome J. ("sandy") Donahue left Tuesday for Las Vegas, New, where he will invest in lots for speculation.
 Peter M. Shafer of Williams was here Monday for the purpose of seeing about the organization of a Rebekah lodge at this place.
 Mrs. L. H. Tolfree received a tel egram Saturday from Phoenix an- nouncing the death of her sister, Mrs. Hoover, in that city.
 Mrs. Conrard. mother of Frank, Harrison and John Conrard, who has been residing here for the past four years. left Tuesday for Lud- low, Ken, where she will reside in the future.
 E. T. Phelan has leased Mrs. Nora McCabe's rooming house on Aspen avenue for one year. Mrs. McCabe intends leaving soon for Las Vegas, New, with the intention of locating in that camp.
 A party of five left here yester- day for Las Vegas, Nevada. They were T. E. Pulliam, Los Gentry, B. O. George, Chas. Babcock and John Boltman. They go to investigate the business opportunities of the much talked of new town.
Williams news., 1905-05-13

William Nellis, one of the own CTS of valuable group of copper mines east of Mayer, is i'll town to- day on business. He has made a sale of the group and is making out the papers. The interest of James Zenner, deceased, will be settled in the probate court. Zenner was killed in a mine explosion near Grand Canyon a short time ago. D. N. Bartholdi also owns an in- terest in the property.-Prescott Herald.
Williams news., 1905-05-13
Notice to Teachers

The regular quarterly examina- ton for teachers certificates will be held in the county court house in Flagstaff, Coconino county. Ari- zona, on Monday and Tuesday, June 5-6, 1905. Daily sessions from S:3O to 12 am. and from 1 to 4:3O pm. J. s. AMUNDsEN,
 County Superintendent.
Williams news., 1905-05-13
At Stockton Hill, a distance of

At Stockton Hill, distance of more than twenty miles, the blast ing for the new Yampai creek chan nel is heard. The great blasts con- tain thousands of pounds of pow der and ten or twelve shots are fired at one time. When the work is completed an entirely new water way will have been opened for the flood waters through Truxton can- yon. This work entails an ex- penditure of quarter ofa million dollars by the Santa Fe railroad company.-Kingman Miner.
Williams news., 1905-05-13
Stockmen's Round-Up

Hon. M. A. Perkins, a prominent cattleman of the Verde valley, asks us to call the attention of our local stockmen to the "rodeo"' which will be conducted from his ranch, be- ginning next Monday, May 18th.
Williams news., 1905-05-13
ANTI.JOINTURE CONGRESS
Invitations of Board of Trade to
 Territorial Convention

The following is copy of let ter of invitation being sent by the board of trade to similar organiza- tions, boards of supervisors and prominent citizens all over the ter ritory:
 The Phoenix and Maricopa coun- ty board of trade hereby extends an earnest invitation to all con- mercial organizations, to boards of supervisors, and to mayors of all cities and towns within the terri tory of Arizona to send as large delegation as possible to a general mass meeting to be held in Phoe. nix, the capital city. on Saturday, May 27th, at 2 p.m., to the end that the meeting may be thorough ly representative of all interests. The objects of the meeting will be for the inauguration of concerted territorial movement to give united expression to our opposition to the proposed jointure of Arizona and New Mexico as one state, and to initiate measures for the organiza- tion of anti-joint statehood leagues in every county and town in the territory.
 Gov. Kibbey. as chairman of the republican territorial central com mittee. and Hon. E. E. Ellinwood, as chairman of the democratic ter ritorial centlal committee, have issued call to their respective committees to meet in Phoenix on the same day for the purpose as stated herein.
 'To give expression to our oppo- sition to the joint statehood of New Mexico and Arizona and to assist in devising means of making that opposition effective"
 After meeting and adopting reso- lutions as representatives of the great political organizations, the members of these committees will join in the deliberations of the gen eral mass meeting of representa- tives of all interests.
 United States senators from Cal ifornia and other distinguished men have been invited to attend the meeting.
 It is vitally important that there be full attendance at the meeting, as to great extent the measure of our opposition to joint statehood will be estimated by the earnest. ness and representative character of our efforts.
 Reduced railroad rates not to ex- ceed one fare and one-fifth will be given, and hearty and cordial welcome will be extended to all in 
 You are requested to communi. cate as early as possible the num- Der and names of delegates who will attend.
 By order board of directors,
 w. D. FULwILER, President Phoenix and Maricopa
 County Board of Trade. CHAs. A. VAN DER VEER, Secretary.
Williams news., 1905-05-13

Miss Gertrude Fuller, who now occupies the position of cashier at Coffin's, at Flagstaff, came down last Friday afternoon to attend the initial dance of the Comedy Club" given that evening.
Williams news., 1905-05-13
Sold Diseased Meat

John M. Campbell. Fredonia, was arrested recently, charged with sell ing infected and diseased meats. He was brought before Justice S. c. Jensen. and demanded a jury trial, which was granted. He was found guilty as charged and fined $2OO and given two months in the county jail. He was brought here Tues day by J. S. Emmet and L. s. Dun ham and placed in the county jail. AS he refused to pay the $2OO fine. that will give him 200 extra days, or 260 days in all, in which to be- come accustomed to the ways of the Hotel de Henderson. Any one guilty of the above crime is worse than a thief and is deserving of a penitentiary sentence instead of fine and jail sentence.-Sun.
 The stealing of bicycles will here after constitute a charge of grand
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
La mu0Tte de ul buGn
patricia en- MaRaiI.
PT0pdTssG uRa gran mlnltssta-
Gl6n Dc duGIO.
a On guardla Sc d asGsl6 IN
tITO sue fu6 4 hGTIT a OtrO
guardIa.
(De nsessrO Correspo.ssazl.

Mayo 15.-Trns r6pida y penosa
erfsrmedad hR dejado de existlf en- Ia
madrugada de hoy, el ConOcido hom-
bFe p1bliCO don Gavino del Poz0.
El entierFo sa ver:6car6 estR t6rde.
El duelo ser6 despedido Dor Los
aefiores RamfFez. Ramos. y C6rdova.
LRmentamog estR deggrGci0 sincera-
mente.
-HaCe poCas noChes que salisFOn
Ios policfGg Antonio Carlo, y Joa6
CorderO. aCompafiAdo del CabO del
pueatO, ID hacienda GEsperanzl9 en-
persecution de una jugRda y 81 prime
70 de dichos pOlicfas se le escap6 in-
voluntaFiamente an tiFO de revolver,
hiFiendo leVamenta en- una piernG oil
compaflero Cordero 81 que est6 en 81
hospital.
EtCapit&n Cabrera hR VenidO & in.
Vest'g ger el suCeG0.
FuerOn soFprendidoG CinC0 jugRd0-
res, naipeg. maChetes. y alg6n dineF0.
Los detenidOs est&n { dispOaici6n de
los tFibunaleG.
Al entierr0 del senior Poz0s assist
ran OOmiSiOneS dc UtuadO , pueblOS
limitrofes.
-HemOs sido inVitadoS 81 entieEro
del venerable don GAvino del Pozo.
por los deudOs del finRdo y pOr ell Sc
nor Rsmfrez. pTesidente del comit6
uni0nista. El Lido. Pozo era en- Ia ac.
tuaEidad presidente honoFAriO del mis-
mo.
La Clase obrera ti6neIe preparadas
RIgunas COronaG como teOtimonio me-
reCidO al pasriots que estuvO enCaTce.
lAdO ALA para el So por defender las
IibeFtades de ga pals.
De aQuella legion de poIfticos de
empuie, solo quedan en- cate pueblo
don Jose Rivera TO-, don Severe Val
d6gy don Virgilio RamOs V6lez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
IN ba0QuGte en- Are
GibO.
No coIebI6 session oI ayuDtanI0n-
TO pOf taIta Do "quOTlm.
(Ds maestro oorresp p,nsal. }

Mayo 16.-H y tom6 puerto Ell
yapoF aleman SSpartap. ell cual CAR
20 una partida de- cafe para Euro
pa. Sc espera un vapor americana
directo de New York q este puerto
con VaFiada carga.
Ell dom ngo IA del aciu fueron
obsequiados varios de los sefiores
m6dicos del hospital de mujeres y
nifios de San Juan, en- la hacienda
de San Francisco por Ell seflor don
Manuel Ledesma con IN espl6ndidO
faaquete.
Asistieron los doctores Lugo Vi
mas, r. Hernandez, j. Avil6s y Jose
Al. Lopez y los senores Sebastian
FigueFoa, jose Marcial Lopez ,
GFegorio Iedesma. Dicho banquete
fu6 una veFdadera manifest ci6n de
simpatia para los obseq quiadOs. El
doctor Avil6s en- sencillO pero elo-
cueute diScurs0 di6 las gracias en-
nombre de los invitados, quienes
quedaron sumamente agradecidos
de las atenciones del sefor Ledes-
ma.
Este COnceio Municipal no ce-
lebr6 session ell lunes por falta de
n1merO.
-Hasta el dia % Sc almiten
postores q la subasta de la cons
trucci6n de un temple mas6nico
propiedad de ia Logia Tanama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
D8CIaTaTOn Ia pTGsun
Ia uIiTajada y
rios teStigOs.
uehO plhlieO asIstl6 { ID vista
d0l juIGlO.

Miguel Sampedro. 8 y 90 minutos.
Lista del iuFado. Sorteo. Rousy.
Ruiz, Rivero. Sknchez Osorio. Pena.
R' xach. OlnO. BaIagquide, Reyes.
Morge, Prado. L9ndr6n, MirabaI.
Quifones y Fald
L9 defensa no hace recusaciOneaI
Alvarez Nava, hRce preguntas 4 Falh
ri fiscal haCe preguntas 6 todos Los
sefiores del iuradC. El facal recusa &
RiVerO. Ia defenaa & Qui6ones. Mi
rabRl y Reyes. Les suatituyen V6lez.
LRrroca. Chandry y Bnst6n. El fiscal
hace prPguntag 9 los nuevos eleRidog.
Acceptable el iurado tal como est6.
El fiscal acuaa, delito de violaci6n.
La sOstiene. El hecho OcuYri6 en- ell
teatrO de San Juan ell Z de Mario del
Corriente.
Declaration De ID presunta periudi.
Cada. ConoCe 81 acusedO, tuvo alnOreg
con 81. En- Marzo no los teDfs. hGcfa
Z meses Ge habfan terminadO. Que Is
ncche del fu6 d baile de maacaraa
que Sc di6 en- ell teatro: que ALI vic al
acusado en- ell sal6n: que Do declarante
bAiIaba con Antonio Caubas CuandO sd
le gcerc6 Sampedyo Ie pidi6 una
punts que ls declarante hizo SKINS &
Caubet para que no ID Cediera, per0
pGreCe que CGubet no entendi6 Due
Is testig0 le desSgPadabR bailaE con.
Ssmpedr0 v 10 Cedi6: que bail6 unas
dos tres Yueltaa con Sampedr0 u ter
minada ID danzR. subieron & tOmar
CerVeza: que Iueg0 bajarOn % gegund0
pis0. la declaF8nte con obieto de il ID
salon. pero poF mas eafneEzos que hizo
no 10 consigui6: que 81 bale COnti-
nu6: que no hObiG nadie en- Il gaIeffG
y el Gcusado ID arrGstv6 hasta ell tOrna-
voz, llev8ndola del brazo. DOR Ell mo
Zero: que trat6 il 1tilm ente de deaa-
girae de 81, rog6ndole pOr sat Natzdgge
que la dejarE que 81 Ia empuj6 h8cfa ell
t0rnaVoz: que nadie ID vic entFaF: que
Ia puerts estabs alberta q 81 % cerr6
despu6s que entr6: que deade el toPna-
VoZ no VIC 8 nadie: que On aQuel mo-
mento toCRbR u orquesta: que 81 Ie
dijo que Sc callara y la echo al suelo.
Ca iuez h2c9 salir del salon & uElo
del p16lic0 que se estabR riendO.
Contin1R u testigo: que eI aCuaadlo
IG sujet6 con t0da su fuer7a p0r los
bFaZos: que le levant6 eli trsje, lie
rompi6 los pantaIones y goz6 de eIIa:
que Iuego d dej6 en- el tornavoz: que
81 verse aoIa Sc echo IIorar v saIiendo
del t0rnavcz fu6 & aantaFse en- ls gale.
rfS bOja dOnde se poDfSn los sombFeroa
el encargad0 de los CuaIes Ia vic lIo.
rar: que Ie dijo Am6Fieo Salas que
SAmpedr0 ID hGbfS ultrpisdO, 10 que
tambi6n dijo & Manuel PaIacio8 &
Antonio CAubet: que no vOlvi6 yer
Sampedr0 pues Sc habfa lido: que tRrd6
como media hora en- esper0r q. Ia gen
te 90 fuera: que eaa noChe no dijo ma
da sus padres poTque le dabR YER
RierzR y 10 gupieron poF Jusn Emi-
lilo TuFulI, & quien Sc 10 cOnt6 10 de-
Clarante como persona de edsd que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17
EIGas0 de SaI1pedf0 ea Ia g0ftg.

hasta 81 dia del iuici0. ca seI iuzgad0,
no golVi6 & yer 81 acusa0O que csc dl&
81 le dijo que todo podfa arEeglaTse
caa6ndoae. pero ella se nea6 poTque go
% queTfs y menos hAbi6ndola 0fens
dido.
AI defsn80r que fu6 q baile con d
GehoFita Anita y 0tra mas y con per-
miso De 90 padre: que tOn16 cerVeza:
que no tFopez6 con nadie en- Is cantina
III en la escaIera: que no ea oieFte que
despu6s de- la oourrenciG eiguiera bais
lAndo con Perez L0aada, III con nadle:
que aa arFastF6 81 acuaado desde eI pa
silA0 haat6 el t0rn&YQz: que en- eate ha-
bic IN sofa y unas 8ilIag y ninguna
pera0na: que entr6 siempge aTFestFa-
de: que 81 esrr6 ID puerta de un faeFte
amDui6n.
Que fu6 & ga casa con PalacIOs y dos
srfi0ritRs: que taFd6 media hOFa en-
quejsYse; que ya saIian tod0s del baile
Cuando d testiRo de narch6. seTfan laa
dos Has tres de la mRdrugada: que no
ge flo q desde 81 tornaY0z del feente
ge domina 8 no 81 ca que eata ba la
declarante: que nunca hR sido despedi-
do de niDg6n bsiIe nj del teatr0 ri del
casino espanoI; que habfa tornado
champagne con Caubet, una 8 dos
Copaa: que tuVo IN noVi0 llamad0 La.
Vergne, cuyae oartas ensefI6 & Sampe.
dr0s pero no sabe p0F que 6ste termin6
les relaciongs con ellis. pueB no IL di6
motives para 81 rOmpimient0; que js-
mas Ae pidi6 sas CRFtas que le diera de
LaveTgne: que tsmpoc0 le dijo esa no
che 8 Sampedr0 eteSaemO8 qaSe habLGg9s
en- nnomentOs en- que Sampedr0 eGtu.
Viera sentado en- una silla aA IadO de
una sefarita.
Qoe no Sc le deagarr6 d Fopa exte-
riOr C0n 81 suel0 al con nsda: que gFi-
to cuentO pudO. par0 nadie b 0y6 y De
resiati6 in6tilmente; que eatRba indig-
puest2, Cangada: que la vez que estuY0
en- Ceguas no fa6 paseO con LAVeYg.
ne; que su padre 10 regina perO no le
pegs; que sale sOla cuando v8 aI VeCins
dari0 8 las tiendas: que recibi6 dos
mOrdidRs, ana on el cRchete y otra en-
10 boon: que nadie mOstr6 los cRrde-
males; que la herida de d bOCa mana b1
sangre que se limpiaba con ell pafiueI0:
que q sefisl de los golpes le duF6 unos
seis diag, pOni6ndose remedies y aIgu-
mas C0nfuaionee. un mes; que no co
cieFtO djjera & Sampedro que no se
casaTfa con ID aeflorita que acompafIs-
bR pOFqpe habfs llegadO Is hora de au
VeDganzs; que tamp0co Cd ciert0 ha.
blsra con la seiorita Perez AcOata del
matFimorio con 81 aCuaado; que 40
dii0 que se vsnRarfa de Sampedro; que
Ie quedaron manchaa en- 10 rOp8 inte-
rior. que no mand6 lavar hasta paoa-
do In gemana cuandO denunCi6 el hecho;
que tRrd6 en- denunciar por tenor su
padre.
AZ f,oal: que esa noche estaba d6biI.
f1ia. debido 81 champagne.
AZ 3aSes: que fu6 81 baile & Las ocho
y madia y 81 hschO OcuPri6 & Ias dos
de ID madrugada.
~ lllanlO Lzrg0c1: que III N IadO
del toenRvoz ni,en freDta habia nadie.
Az JNea: que ID oantioa estabs en- la
planta alta = hay baatante diatancia de
ellis 81 tOrnsvoz: que ID YioIencia d
empez6 el aOusRdo ca Ia escalera, hR-
Ci6ndolR FeCorFer bodo el pasiIBO & rae.
trO. & viva fueFzp; que nadie la vic,
puea nj en- los palcos nj en- 81 pasill0
hRbfG perg0nG a'9uns; que 81 aCuBado
u trathbR & empujoneS.
(Coptjnuord.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-17

luez repub.icanO Antonio Garcia Cas-.
tail0n apesar de las proteatas del iuez
uniOnista don Antonio BArreiro, eli
minarOa de les listAs eIect9raIes nom.
0reG de eleCtores cspGcitRdos, fundsn-
dose unOs en- que h3bfan falIecido y
OtrOs mudado de residencia, todo 10
que &c hS pFobad0 go ser ciert0.
Hs llamRdo p0derosamente d aten.
ci6u de que 81 stfl0r Andreu, 90 le
hsya deiSdo hu6rfano de defenap, no
habiendo podido lleVGr abogsdo olgu-
no que 10 defendiesa.
En- 81 juzgado municipal be han
celebrad0 dos JUICES uno contra Gui-
llermo Martinez por hAbar ordenad0
detenef llegalmente 81 6ia 8 de No
Vismbre an eIector.
ProbAdo el hecho 81 i1ez q filF Ii
rado COnden6 al aGuGRdO 6 6 meseg de
caIcel y las costas.
ri otro iuicio era contra Francieco
Casta media pOr alterar . paz dbilcs
saIiendo absueIto por faIta de pruebas.
MAfIs sna debe ceiebrarBe el iuicio
por delito electoral contra Luis Arbo-
leda, de Yieques. y sgusrdase en- eata
ciudad 81 abogad0 don JOSE de Guz.
man Bsnitez para que 10 Dc Fl sndR.
HklIase en- esta ciudAd en- dOnde
pienss eatablecer ga faFmacia nuestFO
smigo y cOrreIigionario don Juan
ZrgotitR. Muchos y buenos nego.
clos la deaeamos.
Ha. tornado posesi6n de 50 sarge
al aanik6n Ia n nnRicfa inRnfaP RNfInF
Fernandez Mater. quien Yiene en- ana-
tituoi6n del capitsn Guerrero. trasla-
do 6 GusyamR.