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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14
UTAH ATTORNEY ON THE STAND
IN THE SENATOR SMooT IN
VESTiGATiON.
DISCUSSES POLITICS IN THAT STATE
DECLARES GENTllES HAVE Al
WAYS HELD MOST IMPOR-
TANT OFFICES.

Washington, Jan IA. w. N.
Whitecotton, an attorney of Provo,
Utah, resumed his review of political
affairs in Utah when the days hearing
opened in the Smoot investigation. No
effort was made by the Mormon
church, he said, to restrict the political
liberties of the people generally or OF
any individual
1t was shown by the witness that
Gentiles had always held the most i'm
portant state Offices and that Gentle
judges, who had been active in SEN
fencing Mormons for polygamous CO
habitation, received as large vote
as other candidates when they came
UP for reelection. Il think the de-
cided sentiment of the Mormon peo-
pie in Utah is hostile TO polygamy,
said Mr. Whitecotton.
AS to the sentiment il the state in
regard to the prosecutions for po-
lygamy Mr.. WhitecottoA said:
II believe the people generally don't
want to stir this thing up and start II
smelling again-it has not a good
odor Women went into polygamy--a
delusion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS they
thought plural marriages religious
duty. The church breaches that If a
plural wife gets divorce she cannot
be married to another husband and
the people realize that if she is cut Oft
y hnr
tector she and her children are in
precarious condition. The sympathy
of Gentiles and young Mormons OPP
posed to polygamy is all for the wo-
men. | never heard of any sympathy
for male polygamist.
Gentiles Hold All Offices.
Speaking of the character OF state
officers MIR. Whitecotton said there
had not been polygamist elected
since statehood.
Mr.. Van Cott asked when Senator
Smoot first took an active-part in poll
tics in Utah.
"He was in politics when | went to
Utah He was in the Peoples party"
After the division came what party
did he take?"
well, he had some Republican
heresies and he joined that party. He
was in the wooden mill business said
the witness.
What other heresies did Mr. Smoot
show?" asked Senator Foraker.
Well he developed habit of al
ways voting the Republican ticket and
1T was unpleasant to us Democrats to
have too many of those fellows
around"
Along the line of Mr.. Smoot's early
heresies, did he oppose polygamy?"
asked Mr.. Van Cott.
Yes, sir; he was looked upon as
the young man in Utah to redeem Is
rael"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14
OPPOSES FAIRS AND PicNlcS.
Archbishop of Cincinnati Issues Pas
toraI Letter.

Cincinnati, Jan. 14.-In pastoral
letter sent to the priests of this arch
diocese Archbishop Moeller lays down
some rigid rules regarding church
fairs and picnics He says that fairs,
picnics, excursions and euchre parties
often give occasion to scenes and acts
which are not above reproach. We
feel disposed peremptorily TO forbid
them, but fearing lest we might there
by embarrass some pastors we deem it
sufficient for the present to make
known this, our decided opposition to
such proceedings"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14
FOR GRAZING PURPOSES.
Senator Hansbrough Introduces Bill
10 Set Aside Land.

Washington. Jan. IA bill intro
duced in the house by Senator Hans
brough directs the secretary OF the IN
terror in the execution of the reclama-
ton act to set aside for grazing pur-
poses public lands convenient to the
districts reclaimed by irrigation, such
lands to be withdrawn from public
entry.
Provision is made for fencing, the
development of water and other I'M
provements. which are to be paid for
out of the reclamation fund and the
cost collected from those using the
lands. Provisions are made for pro-
lection of the settlers and others when
the government is fully reimbursed,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14

an unconnrmeu rumor mat Emperor
ter Sviatopolk- Mirsky's resignation
and has appointed NJ. Witte. p.<sident
OF the committee of ministers, to sue
ceed him.
According TO another version Of the
report Prince Oblinsky, governor gen
eral of Finland, will succeed Prince
opolk-Mirsky.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14
Opposes ouarIes-coopper Bill.

Washington, jan Opposition to
government rate making for the rail
roads was continued during the day
before the house committee on inter
state and foreign commerce. Presi-
dent Samuel Spencer Of the Southern
Railway resumed his argument against
the Quarles- Cooper bill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14

The greatest system renovator Re
stores vitality, regulates the kidneys,
liver and stomach If Hollister s
Rocky Mountain Tea fails to cure get
your money back. That's fair. 81
cents, tea or tablets. Fank Smith
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy Abso-
lutely Harmless.

The fault of giving children medicine
containing injurious substances, is some
times more disastrous than the disease
from which they are suffering. Every
mother should know that the Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly
safe for children to take. 1t contains
nothing harmful and for coughs, colds
and Group is unsurpassed. For sale by
Stoddard & Halstead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14
RUSSIAN RAIDERS IN KOREA.
Detachment of cossacks Defeated by
Japanese.

Toxic, Jan. IA report received
at imperial military headquarters from
the Japanese army headquarters in
Korea says that the Japanese garrison
NJ iiamheung recently defeated de-
tachment of the Ninth Siberian Co.'S
sacks near Honan. The date of the
engagement is not stated. The Rus
slams retreated in disorder, leaving
nine men dead on the field The spoils
taken by the Japanese included two
horses and a number of rifles and
swords.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14
1ouse Discusses swayne Case.

Washington, Jan. 14.-After dispos'
ing of routine business in the house
the pending impeachment charges
against Judge Charles Swayne of the
Northern district of Florida We're
taken up, Mr.. Littlefeld tMe.) resum.
ing his remarks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14
CAPTURED BY JAPANESE.
British Coal Laden Vessel Bound for
VIadivostok.

Toxic, Jan. 1.-THE Japanese ar
mored cruiser Tolliwa captured in the
Sea of Japan Jan. IL the British
steamer Rosely. Captain Robertson,
from Barry Nov II for Shanghai, load
ed with coal consigned to Vladivnstnk
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-14
REPORT uNcoNFIRMED.

Resignation Of Russian interior Minis
ter Accepted.
81. Petersburg, Jan. l4.--There is
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-14

APT 10 come to those whose parents
themselves have acted on and have
trained their children TO act on. the
selfish and sordid theory that the
whole end OF life is ito taste a few
good things"
The intelligence Of the remark is
on q par with its morality, for the
most ~rudimentary mental process
would have shown the speaker that II
the average family in which there are
children contained but I'VE children
the nation as a whole would decrease
In population ~ rapidly that IN two
or three generations Ii would very de-
servedly be on the point OF extinction,
so that the people who had acted on
this base ana selfish doctrine would
be giving place TO others with Drawer
and more robust ideals, Nor would
such a result be in any way regretta-
BILE, for a race that practiced such
doctrine-that is. a race that prac-
ticed race suicide would thereby on
clusively show that II was unfit 10
exist. and that ii had better give
place 10 people wao had not forgotten
the primary laws Of their being.
To sum up. then, the whole matter
IL simple enough. If either a race or
an individual prefers the pleasures OF
mere effortless ease. of ~self-indul-
gence. 10 the infinitely deeper. the in,
~finitely higher pleasures that come 70
those who know the toll and the
weariness, but also the JOY. Of hard
duty well done, why. that race or that
Individual must inevitably in the end
pay the penalty of leading a life both
vapid and ignoble. No mar and nc
woman really worthy OF the nan(
can care for the life spent solely OF
| chiefly In the avoidance Of risk anc
trouble and labor. Save in exception
al cases the prizes worth having IN
life must be paid for, and the life
worth living must be a life of wori
for a worthy end, and ordinarily o.
work more for others than for ones
self.
The man is bat a poor creature
whose effort is not rather for the bet
terment OF his wife and children than
for himself. and as for the mother
her very name stands for loving un
selfishness and self-abnegation. and
In any society fiji 70 exist, Is frangh'
aith associations which render j
holy.
The woman task Is not easy nc
HASH worth doing ~ g but In Do
ing it, ana when She has zone il there
shall come 80 her iha highest and no
Hest JOY known t. mankind; ans
having done IL, sha shall have the re
ward prophesied in Scripture for he's
hasbanf ana her children. yrs an u
people who reslt1e t1ai her work tie.
a, the foundation Of all national bap
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-14
p~enitentlarx Rlds.

SANTA FE. N NJ, March s, l905:--
Sealed proposals will be received by
the board OF New Mexico pcnitentiary
commissioners at the office Of the su.
perintendent, until 10 o'clock a. m,
IN Monday, March 20, 1906. for fur
nishing and delivering at the New
Mexico penltentiary the supplies here
matter mentioned. or so much thereof
as the board may deem sufficient.
Payment for said supplies will be
made in cash. Delivery OF all supplies
except perishable articles must be as
directed by the superintendent.
Samples viii be required OF all arti-
| Giles marked with an asterisk. and
these should be labeled, showing name
of bidder, price, etc, and must be de.
livered to the superintendent NOT later
than 8 o'clock on said day.
All bids must be made strictly In
accordance with the conditions on
blank proposals, which will be fur.
nished BY the superintendent On appli-
cation: no bid otherwise made will be
entertained. A bond will be required
from all successful bidders for the
faithful fulfillment Of contracts with
In ten days after date Of award.
*25, 600 lbs. flour.
> 5000 lbs. beans.
1000 lbs. oatflakes.
500 lbs. eyaporated peaches.
500 lbs raisins.
500 lbs. rice.
30 cases laundry soap.
80 lbs, black pepper, whole
800 lbs. X. {. baking powder.
4 cases Cal. fruits. assorted.
6 cases canned corn.
100 lbs, IL dry starch,
100 lbs, sal soda.
% cases roasted coffee.
4 barrels syrup.
100 lbs. baking soda.
$500 lbs. lard compound 50 ID cans
$50 MS. lea.
1000 lbs. salt. coarse,
9 cases matches,
8 cases Greenwich I've
/ gross scrub brushes.
] gross brenrns.
500 lbs, peas. drIed
The board Of New iexic0 p%eniten
tiay commissioners reserves the rigbl
to reject any and all bids.
In submitting bids for above sup
%piies. bidders should write plainly OF
envelope the following; Bids for sup
plies for New Mexico p%enitentiarg
with name or 1@s Of bidder or bid
ders. 70 avoid the opening Of same ~
mistake.
ny order u the board Of New Mex.
leo peuiteniiary commissioners.
IT, O. BURsUM,
Superintendent
Samples may be sent separately,
duly marked and numbered. to the So.
~periutendent. 3ss
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-14
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-14

W y. sabln, formerly with L. -
Putney & Co, In Albuquerque. recent.
Is OF the White Brokerage company
with headquarters In Ei Paso, has re'
turned to Albuquerque tie has
purchased the business Of the Kistler
brokerage concern.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-14
TO THE PEOPLE OF LAS VEGAS.
Open Letter from Kind Hearted
Ohioan.

The following letter will be Of great
interest 10 our readers. 1t breathes
the true spirit Of charity, Of helping
Others. May Il do he good thar Mr..
Carpenter hopes for,
ITO the People of Iss Vegas.
Although | may be unknown to You,
yet | hope my experience viii carry
the weight that earnestness always
should. ! believe in doing good TO my
fellow men. and in no way can ! help
them better than in pointing out the
road to health,
Hyomei, the treatment that cures
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done me 80 much good that ! want
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had a very bad case Of catarrh, AMI
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they. too, have been cured. Now
want everybody in all parts OF the
country to know what Hyomei has
done for me
George W. Carpenter,
Vincent, Ohio
Hyomei contains the healing bal
sans that are found in the air upon
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throat and lungs. and makes com
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A complete outfit costs but sl.00
while extra bottles can be obtainet
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show you the strong guarantee unde
which he sells the treatment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-14
George W. Carpenter.
Vincent, Ohio.

Fred Forbes, the eldest son Of w.
II. Forbes. the deputy United States
marshal. Ii in a very serious condi-
zion at Albuquerque and his lie Is
despaired Of.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-14
CURED my RUPTURE
I Will show You How TO Cure Yours
FREE.

/ vas helpless and bed -tIsden for years from a double rupture
30 truss could hold. doctors said would die If not operated on,
! fooled them all and cured myself by a simple discovery. ! viii
send the cure free by mail II you write for It. Itenred me aud has
since cureo thousands. ItwAl cure you. Wriietoday. Capt. WA.
Ceilings, Bax Is, Waiertosn, J. s.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-14

piness and greatness, shall rise up
and call her blessed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-31

Our exclusive children's department
ond floor is finding favor with the moth
an ideal place. All the new features IL
Clothes are shown. Buster Brown" sly
s years, So to $3.50. Sailor blouse style
years, $3.50 to $3.50. Eton blouse style
years, $500 to $3.50.
Chldren's Belts, Stockings, Wai
Blouse Waists.
Also Star" brand Knee Pants, dout
and seat, extra value, at So cents,
make this department worthy OF ever
er's consideration.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06

Total losses SO .OOU
 The losses.in this county will not exceed $1O,OOO, the larger portion of this was suffered by the citizens of Woodruff in the loss of their dam and crops.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06

Elmer Richards and Harvey Winner are here with a herd Of stock horses which have con- tracted to a Kansas horse buy CTS.
 Roy Gibbons and wife arrived here from St. Johns Tuesday. They boarded No. 1 next morn ing for Mesa where MT. Gibbons will go into buisness.
 Geo. Hennesy passed through here yesterday enroute to Wins low with a bunch of beet cattle which he sold to Krentz & Wolff, The Winslow butchers.
 Capt. and Mrs. Hogue, of St. Johns, arriued here Tuesday and left the next day for Winslow, from there they will go to Wash ington, D. C.
 L D. Divelbess had a mixup with the masonic goat Tuesday night and has been feeling quite sore since. Otcourse the flood IS accountable for that soreness.
 Lieut. P. A. Oliver accompanied by Mrs Oliver arrived from Fit. Apache last evening. Mir. Oliver boarded No. s this a. m for the east, Lieutenant returned to the Post.
 The cause of the St. Johns dam breaking was a leak deep down in the dam at the same place that caused the trouble last sum- mer, at that time the reservoir was not halt full, but last Tues day the pressure was so great that they could not check the leak which grew larger and at a little after 1 o'clock the dam gave way and and in about four hours the dam was all in.
 The St. Johns Herald gives the following list of the losses in Apache county.
 St. Johns dam .$22, ,OOO Other damage to St.
 Johns Irrigation Co., 5000 '., chers' ..,.,......... 4,ooo Crops and lands of Can- yon ranchers -----.-- 5000 Buildings and furniture in St. Johns .-- ----..- 5000 Crops, etc Tn St. Johns 1000 Mead 3ws reservoir 1000 Crops at Meadows and
 Total losses. $57,OO(
 The losses.in this county vii l not exceed $1O,OOO, the larger l portion of this was suffered by l the citizens of Woodruff in the ~ loss of their dam and crops.
Holbrook argus., 1905-05-06
LOCAL and PERSONAL


 Col. M. R. Tate was in the city Wednesday. < $. M. Porter of St. Joseph was business visitor here Tuesday. C. H. Ballard was transactlng business here Tuesday.
 Miss Zilpha Garvin returned to Winslow to day.
 I. D. Smithson ST. of Woodruff was here aftersupplies yesterday. Frank Manifold of Winslow is a buisness visitor here today. The dance Monday night was on the same order as the flood, didn't pay to get ready for it.
 Mahonri Fish was here Mon- day alter freight for the A. C. M. l.. at ShOWLOW.
 Isaac Earth arrived here from St. Johns Tuesday, he left on his return that night.
 I. w. Pratt, of Phoenix, has snent the week here visiting with friends.
 I. w. Richards has been ap- pointed special administrator ot the Boyer Estate.
 Speedy Thurston was a pas senger on No. 1 Thursday bound for Winslow.
 Tex Edmundson came in this evening from the Headquarter ranch.
 T. l. Warrington, the Taylor blacksmith, was in Holbrook Thursday.
 Chas Calm has quilted his posi- tion as book k-keeper for Wetzler Bros.
 Frank Wallace is here today and will move his family to the Head quarter ranch to morrow.
 Miss Leila Kempe, who has spent a few days here visiting her sister Mrs. K. D. Greer Jeff today for Mesa.
 l. H. Richards came up iron St. Joseph Wednesday eve ano stopped over to See the hoot go by.
 Dr. Fred Waite, representing the Conservative Life lnsuranc Co.,, is in. the city today in tn interest of his company.
 Norman Freeman arrived fron St. Johns Wednesday. He cam down the river to notify settler to vacate.
 Dr. Hathaway and Guy Mape came up from Winslow Tuesda night to assist in moving thing out to the hills,
 F. A. Buck was before U. Commissioner Wattron yerte dav and made final proof on h
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N0iIcIas de- AIgCIb0.
- lla.aaIro ooggegg lllsaL.

e
Abril, 20.Las iestas religi0sas
de semana santa Sc han lleVado 2
cabo en- esta ciudad con gran sO-
lemnidad y esplendor durante ! 8
dias de- Jueves y VieTnes. El tenn
plo cat6licO Sc ha vist0 c0ncuRrido
de multitud de fieles deyotOs que
han acudido a las distintas CeFemo-
Mas religiosas celebradas Felicita-
mos al respectable vicaTio padre
Pima por tan sUntuosas festas.
AVER noche fu6 s0rprendida por
Ia policia en- una casa del barri0
del Guayabal en- esta ciudad, una
iugada habiendo sido deteniaOs Is
jugadores Ocupandose la baraIa.
Tambi6n han sido detenidos 10 in-
diviauos por iugar chapas en- la ca
rreteFa.
-El pr6ximo ldnes Sc celebrara
ell iuicio en- el Juzgado municipal
contra Nicomedes Rivera, por SUI
puestos insultOs a la policia en- un
meeting.
-El sabado recordamos al pdbli-
co pondFa en- escena Ia Compaffa
dramatica el drama xRedencion1
del sen0r Limon de AEce y para el
que haY extraoFdinaria animaci6n.
El domingo como Ultima function
Sc pOndra en- escena la preciosa CO.
media xBatalla de DamasS
Ell Casino espafol dara un bai-
le de sociedad en- sus salones ell
dom ngo 80 vfspera de la fiesta de
San Felipe contribuyendo asf a los
festeios del patrOno de esta ciudad.
-Continua enfermo de cuidado
nuestFo amigo DR.. Toribio Pagani.
Deseamos Tecobre la salud per-
dida.
--Ha sido gravemente herido en-
el barrio de Bayaney Ell indiyiduo
Adolfo Velez por JESUS M. Rivera.
El herido esta en- el Hospital, ell au-
tor de las lesiones en- la carcel.
La Logia &Obreros Unilosn
prepara todoS los viernes conferen-
cias que estaran q cargo de los
ilustrados f.. H.. DR.. f. Susoni,
Limon de Arce y Perez. La Logia
<Tanamax tambi6n celebrara con-
ferenclas en- los mismos dias de
caracter educativo estando 4 cargo
do los distinguidos H.. H.. EnFi-
que LandT6n, DR. Martinez Rosell6
81 LIDO. A. Suliyeres. A las cita-
das conferencias podran asistir ma
sones y profanos.
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NOtiCiaS de
QuebradiIIas.
(De maestro o0rresponso7 especially

AbriI 49,
Encu6ntr4nse pasandO una tempora-
de en- este pueblo en- Ia casa del Ii
e6uciadO TorregroER las distir guidas
! fioritas L. bastides.
Ell niflltO Pepito OcHsio. despu6s
de una coFtA eDfermed3d, dei6 de exis.
tir ell Iunes q la una de II tRrde.
Su entierro aver las nueva de IL
ms mana fu6 una demonstration de Sim
patfas los desconEolados padres que
idOlatraban al ser mas queIido del ho-
gar.
81 i6ven don FaIgencio Pin sro des.
pidi6 81 duelo con elocuentes fraseg.
Aver vimOs paseGr & caballO pOP
esta localidad Las argeIichles = dis
tir goidss sefioritss Cruz Castro. de
San Jusr y Maria AIers, de Isa bella.
Los j6venes Garcia y Rsfols Gccm-
ps fIlban & tan estimsdas amigos.
-MuChOs comerciantes qu6i lnse de
ID necesidad de un reloj E6blicO en- ell
que puedG verse Ii hora exscta de ee-
rrar sus eatablecimientos, pues afgu-
nos policias tienen horas distintas & ID
de los ComeFciantes y quieEen obIiQar-
Les & que Sc sometan & 10 que marcRn
sus YeIoieG.
sQaien tiene hOrs fioial en- Qoebra-
dillRlg
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OTR A..

PrOpietArio: Amador DsviIa.
DesCripci6n de la propiedad
Embargo Case no. 1913.
Rdstica terreno Ilano y quebradO Z
cafe, plstanos, pastos con cRsas situada
en- 81 b1rrio de Jayuya-sFriba Dc este
TSrnainO Municipal. del 65 cuerdas,
IindandO a Norte con Rosario Cana
les, Sud GuilIermo PieFluissi y Ledes-
ma & co, Oeste NemeaiO R. CanaIes y
Este con nss tierras d Lsdesma e
Contribuci6n adeudada s27s 96
Mas rocATg0g y c0stas.
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nnAPdaa.
Cuerdag.
Contribuci6E adeudada S68 %
Mas reCRTgos y cOstas.
S68 %

OTRA.
PropietaFiO: Mstea de Jes6s Ace
Yedo.
Description de Ia propiedsd.
Embargo Case no 167 36.
R1stica de $50 cuerdas & csf6 y
otras plantGciones situada en- el barrio
de Csguana de este TeFminO Munici-
pal Iindantes al Norte con Sucesi6n de
Jer6nimo Quil0nes. Sud con Succession
de Bo leta. Eate con tierras de Ginard
& Co. Oaste Sue. de jose MaIaret
AnRlade.
Contribution adeudads s66 81
Mas recaYgos , cohtas.
81 cOmprador de cada propiedad
1ebe depositar en- elective. 10 menOs q
diez por Cient0 del valor en- que Ie ae d
Yendida. cuya sun1a perder6 en- caEo
de que deiase de pagRr 81 rest0 de Il su-
ma por u cual Ie fu6 adiudicadA "a pro-
piedad, duFants los diez dias siguientes
- en- que ge verified ell remate.
Utuado. r. R Abri1 Is. 1905
a. SERBIA,
Sub C01ect0P.
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Propietario. Ledesma y Campaifa.
Description de la pF0piedad:
Embargo Case no. 18. .O66.
Porci6n de fncs r6sticR, situada en-
ell Barrio de Jsyuya-arribR de este
T6rmino Municipal, de 537 cuerdas
con cuanto en- elias esta encEavado,
lindando 81 Norte con tierras de Is
mismR fiaca de que be- segFeQ6 estR
paFCeIa y Ias de Juan Bantista Rivera
Eete. con Farmfo OatoTazs, Cayets
no de Jes6s Ramon HernSndez y par
te de 10 fncs principal hipoteCada 81
Banco Esptf[Ol de Puerto Rico, Sud,
tarrenos de Bautiata Rivera . don Ga
vino Ledeama. y Oeste Sucesores ga
Roses y C0mpGfliR.
Contribution adeudada 81, 0s2 10
Mas racargos y coatas.