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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-08-02
A GRIM TRAGEDY

is daily enacted, in thousands of
homes, ns Death claims, in each
one, another victim of Consump-
ton or Pneumonia. But when
Coughs and Colds are prop
eily treated, the tragedy is avert
ed. +. G. HuutIey, of Oaklandon,
Ind writes: "My wife had the
consumption, ard three doctor,
gave her up. Finally she took DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Coldse
which cured her, and to-day she
is we'll and strong 1t kills the
germs of all diseases. One dos.
relieves Guaranteed at soc and
.S1.OO by Crawford Bros, j. F.
Mackey & Co. Funderburk Phar
macy, druggists. Trial bottle free.
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Notice Of DiSChaT6e.

Notice is hereby given that on
the Goth day of August, 1905,
the undersigned as Administra-
triX of tho estate of Jerre Nj.
Knight deceased, will make her
final retutn ana settlements, and
make application to the Probate
Court of Lancaster county, S. c.,
for u fnal discharge as such Adj
mlnistratrix.
Laura J. knight,
Administrative.
Dated July 26tb, 1905.
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Mother and Child Killed b v
Lightning.
The State, July 3Oth.

A'N c'a'S, J"I| oOln.
When Taylor Gillian, colored,
returned from the city to his home
on the Winnsboro road at a late
honr last night lie found the bodies
of his wife and child lying dead in
the yard. a glance around show
ed that they had been killed by a
stroke of lightning which first
struck a tree near the house and
passed along a wire suspended
from the tree to the house and
set fire to the building. 1t Is
supposed that the woman was
standing in the yard near the wire
with the baby in her arms and
that tho deadly current In its pas
sage along the wire leaped from it
and struck them down.
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SPOILED HER BEAUTY.

Harriet Howard, of 900 w. 34th
ST.. New York, at one time had
her beauty spoiled with skin
trouble. Sbe writes: 81 had Salt
Rheum or Eczema for years, but
nothing would cure it, until | used
Bucklen's Arnica Salge." A quick
and sure healer for cuts, burns
and sores. Csc at Crawford Bros :,
j. f. Mackey & Co.'S, and
Funderhurk Pharmacy, drug
store.
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When it comes to making a
swift touch the glad hand is very
much in evidence.
Some physicians would doubt
less starve TO death if their pa !,
tlents didn't carry life insurance.
An average man would soon
attain perfection if he followed
tho advice he hands out to his
neighbors.
Sound kidneys are safeguards
of life. Make the tidneys healthy
with Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold
by Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-08-02
Bishop Hargrove in Dying Con
dition.

Nashville, Tenn, July so
Bishop r. X. Hargrove, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, is reported in dying con-
dition at his home here. Inhr-
mites Of old age caused the bis
hop to resign the presidency of
Vanderbilt University Board Of
trust this spring.
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DIspensary Election.
Columbia Record.

COLUMBIA Record.
Attorney General Gnntcr has
received several communica-
tions from individuals and county
officials us to his interpretation of
several phases Of the Brice law,
Mr.. w. T. Clayton, of Florence,
in letter, amongst other things,
expresses the opinion that the
stale cannot be held responsible
Tor managers pay and other eNpen
Ses O. election on The dlspensary
question under tho Bricc law, nor
does ne believe the counties can
nc called upon to pay them. He
ASKS "hat Is the law on the sub.
jec', or now The attorney general
construes 1t.
Mr ""hter, at the outest. says
'n"1 ne Is not unmlndtul of the
'"'' ''''' 'no co"s'iIu'lon"llty OF
'' ~" 10 oe'ore 'he supreme
0'"''' "nu II ""'Y one county
were anected ne would not at,
'''ii' ~ ""''c'Pate 'ne court, put
as every otnec county has the
n - - Il Ia
go ~ ',''oA' '"e Id" ut once ne
eo ""' "oeni ~ ''hPertiheht to
' 'o'0'. % MS V'o"s 10
'''''''''' "''Vo 'iiicers'
Qu"''ng the Jaw, ne says 1t. is
eV'deh' that the only way dispen-
e"t'eS cah oe Vo'e" IN or voted
o"t - 'hr"ugn SpecIa' elections,
"''" '"' q"es''oh IS uoes the law
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.

BY j + Stewman. Esq, Probate
judge
WHEREAS, l. c Lauenby made
suit to me. to grant him letters of ad
ministration of the estate of and eff
fects of Emma A Miller,
THESE a IRE THEREFORE, to
cite and ahmonish ali and singular the
kindred and creditors of said Emma
A Miller deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Lancaster. 5 G. on
saturday, July 2Sth next after pub
iication thereof at III O'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, il any they
have, why said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand this 18th day
of July Ammo DOmini, 1905
} r. Stewmal,
Probate Judge
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors
Of B. T. Miller. Deceased.

All persons having claims against
the estate Of B. i. Miller, deceased,
Will present thCm properly proven to
the undersigned for payment; and all
persons indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment of the same
to il. q, Iazenby,
July 6-3w Administrator.
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The Rights Of a Preacher.
Rev Mr. G I Harmon Takes Is
sue With Senator Latimer as
to Political Rights of
Minister.
10 the Editor Of The State.

liquor traffic at the Greenville
district conference made by the
Belton correspondent of tho An
derson Daily Nail and copied in
your ISSUE Of July 24, was de-
cidedly Latimorian and somewhat
partisan. 1t must be appal ent 10
the majority Of those who were
present al the deba that the re-
port was BY no means i'm partial
and must lave been made solely
for the purpose OF stating and de-
Tending Mr. Latimer's position.
We claim that the discussion of
the liquor traffic with all of its at
tendant evils, it being great
moral question, is perfectly lcgit-
innate and proper in district
conference, especially so when
the discussion is precipitatcd by
thUnlted States SENATOR a member
OF the chUrch and aprohibitionist.
in defense If what has proven to
be one Of the worst forms of that
raflic. Mr. Latimer claimed that
he only wanted 10 enter a protest
against being read out of the
church simply because he beloved
the dispensary the best solutionof
the liquor problem. In the first
place no one knew Mr. Lotimer's
sentiments on the question. In
the second place, no one was
reading Mr.. Lqtimer nor any
one else out Of the church. -
Mr. Blackman said there were
only two men in his church that
favored the dispensary and they
were going to move away. Some
on" said: "And you are glad 20
Mr. Henry sand only two men
voted to retain the dIspensary in
small town in his charge and he
did not know who they were.
Some ono said: "And you don't
want TO know" | don't think
either Mr. Blackman or Mr. Henry
made any reply. This is what
Mr. Latimer calls being read out
of the church, and against which
be entered such vigorous pro,
test.
If Mr. Latimer had entered his
protest and said no more no one
would have replied further than
to enter disclaimer. But, un-
fortunately he did not stop there.
He made Il spirited and passionate
defense of the dispensary MS being
the best solution of the LIQUOR
problem. He solemnly warned
the preachers against entering
politics and against bringing poll
tics into the church. He threat
ened them with Mr. Gonzales and
his high license policy and with
the opposition of Senator b r
Tillman. One would have thought
that Mr. Latin.er was much more
afraid that we would vote the dis.
pensary out Of South Corolina
than that we would read hlm out
of the church. And his fears are
not altogether groundIess.
1t so happened that it fell to
the lot of this scribe to reply to
Mr. Latimer. The Bolton CORE.
spondent said that Mr. Harmon
"lambasted" the dispensary.
certainly did enter a protest
against the dispensary and every
other form of the liquor traffic.
cndeavored to show that the AL
mighty God whom we serve pro
hiblts evlkof every kind and that
His children must take and unal
terably maintsin the same attitude
toward 1t. The liquor traffic in
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ah" ohiy cNii continually, n pro>
lifc source Of crime and co.rup
ton and that, therefore the Christ
ion people if they arc true to their
God and to their high calling
must stand for prohibition first,
last and all the time. This, TO o,
is not altogether a political qucs-
iion; but if even it were, the
Christian people and even The
preachers are ciliz3ns Of tho cons
monwealth and have the right TO
discuss political questions. But
it Is also great moral question,
and may, therefore, be Legitimate
ly discussed in the pulpit and in
the councils of the church. The
right of franchise corrlcs with it
grave moral rs we'll as political
responsibility. 1t is, therefore,
the duty Of the preacher to in
struct the people in the right
moral duty Of the ballot as it is
the duty Of the politician to in
struct them in the right political
use Of it. Just here is where the
preacher and the politician some
times come into conflict with
each other, and when they do Mr.
Latimer wants the preacher to
give way to the politician, and so
he soIemnly warns him to keep
out of politics.
do desire to put Mr. Latimcr
and every other politician in South
Carolina on notice here and now
that we arc not going to give way,
for we regard the moral aspect of
the right of franchise and of every
political question gravor and
moro important than the political
aspect. 1t is the duty Of the
preacher 90 teach the people how
to be religious at the polls as we'll
as in the home, how to be rellg-
ious in the right use of the ballot
a in the right use Of the sacra-
ment. One trouble with our COM
monwealth today is that The
preacher has yielded too much to
the politician and The people have
needed the politiciea more than
they have the preacher.
The Belton correspondent said
that Mr.. Harmon went on to say
he preferred the blind tiger to the
two-cyed (opeu-eycd is what he
said) tiger in the shape of the dis,
pensary. rciterate that state.
ment. for 1 would rather have the
liquor traffic outlawed than to
have il fostered, protected and run
by the State. | am as unaltcra
bly, opposed to my State going
into the liquor traffic as I am
opposed to going into it myself,
for l regard myself part of my
State, and my State has no right
to drag me into any kind of bus
mess that is morally wrong.
The repoter also said that Bis
hop Duncan said: "sWho dragged
this dispensary question in here
anyhow" The pl eachers took the
hint and the dispensary was not
mentioned again" The insinua-
ton was that the preachers were
afraid of Bishop Duncan. In the
first place preachers have no rea-
son to be aflaid of Bishop Dun
can; and, in the second place. as
Ia matter of fact, they are no more
afraid of Methodist bishop thar
they are of a Tilted States senator
The consensus of opinion was that
enough had been SAID on the sub
ject and we would let the matter
drop. Upon this Mr.. Latimor in
sisted more strongly than any one
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81 Ia. 50 go ErA..
3sss.ns, S.ass the h' Kid You !!an 4,Eay. 'rsS
- la'''' a NMzal2w

When a politician says he has
nothing to say it's a safe bet that
he Is loaded to the muzzle with
information.
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Notice to Debtors and Cred
itOTS Of ]. A. Miller, Decd.

All persons having claims against
The estate Of John a Miller, deceased,
will present them properly proven to
the undersigned for payment; and all
!. sons indebted TO said estate will
make Immediate payment ofthe same
20 L.. G. Lazanby,
July 6-TW administrator.
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Fay your subscription.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
AsEsINADo PoR 81 DINERo.
Juan Armenia, Blen conocido en- San
ia re AsesInado en- Duran 81 Ld-
nos en- Ia Noch-.

Don Juan Armenia, bien conocidl
en- esta ciudad, fue asesinado ell ldnei
en- la noche en- Duran recibdendo ur
golpa en- ! a cabeza probablemente con
una barra de fierro. Robo SO supone
como la causa, porque ell anciano to.
MIA como $50 en- su persona antics del
asesinato.
Habia estado empleado por John Pi-
mental, un criador de ovejas cerca de
Hncin0, en- ell recorte del ferrocarril
Santa F6 como cocinero
Dej6 ell trabajo la tarde anterior pa
ra yenir 0 negocios a Santa Fe y es-
taba esperanto ell tren en- Duran para
venir d Torrance. Habia estado to-
mando llbremente durante la tarde
con I'm numero do extranjeros en- la
cantina y exhibi6 su dinero a algunos
de sus nuevos amigos excitandoles
hasta Ell grade de cometer ell asesina-
TO. Ell finado fue soldado durante la
Guerra Civil, habiendo servido en- ell
regimiento de Kit Carson QUEEN muy
amenudo 10 favorecia. BESIDE enton-
ces habia sido empleado por algunas
personals en- Santa F6 y vecindad CO.
mo c~ocinero. Hasta ahora no Sc sabe
quienes fueron los que cometieron tan
cobarde crimen. Los restos fueron
traidos q esta ciudad, donde tiene
muchos ~parientes y donde SO les dara
sepultura..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
HONOR a QUEEN HONOR MEREcE.
un c~iudadano del condado de San
Juan Dice del Bien que Sc Con-
sigue por la PoIIcIa Montada.

El Nuevo Mexicano publica con gus
to la siguiente carta. especialmente Ell
una 6poca cuando ell hallar faltas ,
censura son mas generates que la pa
labra de aprecio cuando viene d la eje
cucion de deberes por los oficiales dc
la ley.
Bloomfield, N. M, Sept. IS, 1905.
AL Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Creo mi deber como ciudadano de
estos ~desnudos bosques, v tambien CO,
mo un c%ontribuyente en- ell condado de
San Juan en- ell cual he residido por
los dltimos ounce amos expresar mi
opinion de gratitud a la presente admi
~nistracion del Territorio mas espe-
cialmente d la Ultima asamblea terri
torial por la decretacion de la ley de
la Policia Montada. Durante los pa
sados ounce ahos he estado observan-
do Observation-Disclosures de la ley en- ell
Territorio Y Sc de mi propio conoci-
miento que la actividad de la Policia
Montada ha tenido un NAL efecto So
bre los elementos desordenados en- es-
tie condado. La gavilla de ladrones
de reses 9 inteligentes que han ate
rrorizado en- este condado Y condados
contiguous por varios amos Y los cuales
Sc han ~escapado de los ~oficiales de la
ley, ha sido desbaratada v desparra-
mazda por la Policia Montada, Y espe,
cialmente por medic de los esfuerzos
del Teniente Cipriano Baca y los Sol
dados Octaviano Perea y Julius Me-
yer merecen credito por ell valor y ma
nera sin tenor en- la cual han desem-
pehado su deber en- enforzar la ley. FL
honor debe ir a quien honor merece VI
por 10 tanto mi diriio al Nuevo Mexi-
como arriba indicado.
Respetuosamente,
J.. H. SWIRE.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
INFoRME DEL GRAN JuRADO DE
LOS ESTADoS UNlDoS.
Fl cuai fue Descargado ell Microbes
en- la Tarde, Despues de Haber
Retornad Ocho QuerelIas

Ell siquiente es ell informe del gran
jurado de los Estados Unidos. ell cual
fue ~descargado ell microbes en- la tar
de por Ell Juez John r. McFie. habien-
do conclude sus tareas por ell termino
En- la corte de distrito del primer
distrito judicial por ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico.
Informe del Gran Jurado de los Els.
tados Unidos, termino de Septiembre
de 1905. AL Hon. John R. McFle,
Juez Asociado de la Corte Supreme de
Nuevo Mexico. y Juez del Primer Dis
trito Judicial del mismo.
Ell gran jurado de los Estados Uni
dos por ed ~presente termino de la cor
te de Septiembre, habiendo conclude
sus tareas, pide permiso para someter
este como su informe final. III gran
jurado estuvo en- session cada dia du-
rante ell t6rmino, escuchando eviden-
cha en- las causas sometidas a 81, y
examine un gran numerc de testigos.
Hallamos ocho acusaciones legales en-
causas en- las cuales nosotros creimos
en- nuest-a opinion que la evidencia
garantizaba ell hallarlas; Y en- dos eau
sas no hallamos ningunas, porque en-
nuestra opinion la evidencia no justi-
ffc6 ell retornar querellas. Damos las
gracias a "a cor y a sus oficiales por
la atencjcn y cortesias m~ostradas a
nosotros, y pedimos ser descargados,
Respetuosamente sometido,
PATROCINIO LOPEZ,
Presidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
J.. p. DuNLAvY BRuTALMENTE
AsALTADo.
DeIado InsensibIe por GoIpes en- la Ca
beacon Barra de Flerro en-
las Manos de un Rival Nego-
ciante.

J. P. Dunlavy, manejador de la tien-
da de la Compafia Dunlavy en- Estan-
ella, fue brutalmente asaltado esta Sc
mana, y a resultas de ESQ esta en- una
condicion seria. H. H. Hines, I'm &C
merciante de Estancia, fue ~arrestado
sobre ell cargo de haber cometido ell
asalto y puesto en- 1ibertad baJo fan
zas. Sc lie dara una averiguacion pre-
liminaria ell lines que viene ante ell
juez de paz Garrett. Ell relate dado
por Dunlayy es que mientras yaclaba
un CAIRO de mercancias en- la casa de
~almacenaje en- Estancia, Hines quien
tiene un agravio contra Dunlavy, pogo
al dltimo, sin ningun aviso, dos golpes
terrfficos en- ell lado de atras de la ca
beza, derribandole al suelo. Uu mu-
chacho que estaba ayudandole q Dun
lazy brinc6 sobre Hines y 10 trio al
suelo. Hines, sin embargo, pronto Sc
levant6, y como Dunlavy Sc pudo pa
raj otra vez, este le pogo otra vez en-
la cabeza con una barra de fierro has
Ia que la vfctima qued6 insensible. j.
P. Dunlavy es hermano de F. q. Dun
lazy, anteriormente de esta ciudad y
es un joven que es muy popular entire
sus asociados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
DIcTAMEN DE AesoLucIoN.
E Pequeno Jurado de los Estados Uni.
dos Absuelve a Benedicto To-
rres del Serio Cargo de In
cesto.

En- la corte de los Estados Unidos
| por ell Primer Distrito Judicial, la eau.
| sa de los Estados Unidos VS.. Bene-
dicto Torres, sobre una ~querella acu'
sandole de i~ncesto, Sc averiguo ell Id
mes y ell martes. ri Procurador de los
Estados Unidos w. H. H.Llewellyn
compareci6 por los Estados Unidos, y
A. B. Renehan y B. M. Read compare
cieron por ell acusado. La causa Sc
averigu6 bien. La prosecution denun
clio ell tes+imonio de cada testigo por
la defensa, y 6sta Sc veng6 de vuelta.
FL jurado. despues de cuatro horas de
deliberacion, retorn6 ell dictamen de
sin culpa ell microbes en- la noche.
Ell gran jurado de los Estados Uni
dos por este distrito, ell cual ha estado
en- session por diez dias, fue descarga-
do Ell jueves en- la tarde por el juez Nc
File, ell mismo habiendo conclude sus
tareas Ocho querellas fueron rotor
nadas iurante la session, y en- dos acu-
~saciones no Sc hallaron querellas.
III PCquDHO JuiduO uO iOo EolduOo
Unidos sera descargado tan pronto CO.
mo concluya la averiguacion de la
causa de los Estados Unidos VS.. Fer
nando Maestas, por conspiracion en-
evitar a w. N. Pless, un Official del bu-
70 de pensiones, de hacer su trabajo.
Maestas fue querellado con Albert
George Haskell, ell licenciado de pen
stones quien fue juzgado y convictado
sobre querellas acusandole de cometer
fraudes en- pensiones y quien fue sen
tenciado a la renitenciaris4
En- la corte de distrito por ell conda-
do de Santa Fe, James Burke Sc acu.
SO 0 culpa ell jueves en- la tarde Y al
ser prese .Itado ante la corte fue sen
tenciado a servir un aho en- la peniten-
ciaria. Burke Sc rob6 Ell vestido de
boda de Louis Gold en- Lamy, y ahora
Sc pondra n pinto en- iugar del otro,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
CHARLES RAYMER
ENcARcELADo.

Charles Raymer, quien fue cogido
por los mineros en- la nina Tampa,
cerca de Tres Piedras la semana pa
sada y quien rob6 a sus bienhechores
de Glen pesos en- Elective, una pistola
de sells tiros, un rifle, un caballo \ una
silla de montar, esta preso en- las eel
das de Tres Piedras. Una escuadra
de tres hombres. encabezada par ell
Sr. Dieckman, el agente del ferroca-
rril Denver y Rio Grande en- la esta-
cion de Barranca, sigui6 a Raymer al
sur de Rinconada, donde SO descubri6
que habia pasado por aquella plaza CO
mo n bora Y media antes. Par6 en-
R~inconada s~uficiente tempo para com
prar que conner & informarse del me-
jor lugar que habia para parar en- la
noche. ALI fue facil de seguir la hue
la y la escuadra pronto halo d su :
hombre en- una pila de zacate en- ell
rancho de Matias Romero, dos millas
y media abajo de Rinconada. Fue
capturado sin mas molestas y traido
a Tres Piedras ell domingo de la sema-
ma pasada en- la mafiana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-16
AMENAzA A LA VIDA HUMANE.
ESQ es 10 que el Gran Jurado Llama a
Edlflclo de CarceI del condado
de Santa Fe-once QuereiIas
Fueron HaiIadas.

Hay alimento para reflection 9 II
centivo a Embellishments accion e
el siguiente informe del gran jurad
del Territorio por el condado de SAINT
Fe, ell cual ~concluy6 sus sesiones el II
mes en- la tarde.
AL Hon. John r. McFYe. Juez de dich
Corte:
Sehor-Nosotros. ell gran jurado, dc
bidamente organizado para ell termin'
de Septiembre de 1905. de la Corte d
Distrito por ell Condado de Santa Ft
pide reportar como sigue:
Hemos estado en- session por seis
Hemos estado en- session por G diaI
presente mes, hemos examinado 81
testigos quienes comparecieron ant,
nuestro cuerpo va por citas O atlanta
dos para comparecer ante nosotro!
por los differences jueces dc paz.
Pasamos examination en- ounce eau
sas, hallamos once querellas, y en- Gus
tro causas faltamos en- hallar quere
las por falta de suficiente testimonio
DeseamOs lamar la atencion dc
vuestro honor al hecho que muy POGO
crimen Sc ha cometido dentro del con
dado durante los pasados 6 meses,
las querellas retornadas son todas POI
ofensas
En- cumplimiento con la s1plica he
cha a nuestro cuerpo por ell comite
nombrado para investigar los edificios
y carcel del condado, pedimos aqui, so,
meter a vuestro honor la condicion de
la carcel del condado; esta enteramen
to sin seguridad insana y en- muy ma
la condicion, Y no obstante ell cuidado
que Sc tiene de ella por ell alguacil y
carcelero, la ~consideramos una amena
"a a la vida humane, va sea adentro o
afuera, y esta en- una condicion deca-
yente. Pedimos recomendar a vues-
tro honor que una copia de este infor-
me e entregada por ell escribano de
la corte al cuerpo de comisionados de
condado. v con una suplica del juez oe
'esta corte que una carcel nueva sea
c%onstruida tan pronto como SO a posi-
Bile, para la propia protection de los
prisioneros y para ell resguardo de la
humanidad. porque la presente no es-
ia propia para ell eneierro de seres hui
manOs.
Los comites nombrados para investi
gar las diferentes oficinas de conda-
do han hecho SUI informe, y Ell mismo
va agregado aqui y hecho parte de es-
to informe.
Pedimos dar las gracias a vuestro
honor por las c~ortesias mostradas a.
nosotros durante nuestros trabajos, VI
tambien damos las gracias al procura-
dor de distrito, Y a todos los oficiales
de la corte por su valiosa asistencia
nuestro cuerpo, Y ahora habiendo
conclude nuestras tareas muy respe-
tuosamente pedimos nuestro descargo
:. Ell GRAN JURADO,
POr MANUEL VIGIL, P~residente.