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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-27

Utah and Idaho People Colonizc Gem
trail California Lands.
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence,
Grldley, Call Dec. 2t--knowing the
interest taken in all that concerns
Utah people. | deemed IL wise, as an
item of news, to inform YOU that sew
eral families from Idaho and
Utah, have secured an option on T22
acres OF land near this town. and are
locating upon IT I'm lots OF 10 and 30
acres, where we can raise fruits and
vegetables OF all kinds with a ready
market for their sale. The grape,
pomegranate, orange, lemon, olive,
grape fruit, prune. peach. pear as
also all kinds OF berries, and the wal
nut, pecan and soft shell almond, all
thrive here; likewise the sweet potato,
tomato, watermelon, cantelope, etc,
and find sure sale. There is a fruit
cannery here, and tomato cannery
and creamery will be erected next
spring.
The soil has been pronounced splen-
did for sugar beet raising by agrlcul-
tural experts and negotiations are now
being made by the sugar factory at
Hamilton, just 30 miles north OF us.
TO place beet dump here, II they can
secure contracts for 500 acres among
the farmers, and solicitors are now en-
deavoring to accomplish this.
Gridley Is situate IN the great Sac
ramento valley just 10 miles north OF
Sacramento. on the main line OF the
Southern Pacific, between the latter
point and Portland. 1t contains l,5OO
people and is an up-to-date town, with
electric lights, paved walks, etc, bus
mess and professions OF all kinds be-
Ing we'll represented. IL contains hve
sectarlan churches, q high school.
.sgi oil .afa
get established we will erect another
church and school In which the good
citizens have already expressed a
willingness to help us The climate
Is ideal and all looking for comfort
able homes at small cost and upon
easy terms, would do well to come out
here and see us and our colony before
locating elsewhere.
We have placed ourselves in touch
with mission headquarters at Los An
geles and are daily looking for visit
from Prest Robinson or some OF his
aids. We are AT present holding Sab
bath services at the homes Of tie
Saints but hope It won't be long before
we will erect a church edihce we
are getting additions to our members
daily and by spring anticipate having
quite respectable showing and hope
10 be OF some hlu 10 fTeSt' hoplHNoH
and his fellow laborers In spreading a
knowledge OF the gospel, as the Sa-
vior taught Il, in this portion of the
Lords vineyard We find an excellent
class of people here, broad and liberal
in their views, who have thus far given
us a most cordial welcome. | shall be
glad to answer any inquiries that may
be sent me here.
c. L. FRENCH.
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MORGAN.
A Prominent Young Couple Married.
Stake Conference.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Utah, Dec. 2.-Miss Lydia
Rich, daughter OF Jas. T. Rich Of Rich
Vile, and Fred l. Parkinson, were mar
ried in the Salt Lake Temple Wednes-
day, Dec. 10. The brides parents gave
a reception at their home Friday even
ing. Saturday evening the public partici-
pated in a bali given. by the bridegroom.
They are both highly respected In tho
community. Mr.. Parkinson has held i'm
portant positions for several years and
has promising future. Their many
friends join In wishing them every sue
cess.
stake quarterly conference was held
I'm the tabernacle Dec. Y and g. Elders
Rudger Clawson OF tho quorum OF the
Twelve Apostles, and JOS McMurrin OF
the Council OF Seventy were In attend
ance. The reports were given by the
stake officers and also bishops. The visit
ing brethren spoke words Of comfort
and bore strong testimony to the divinity
OF Joseph Smiths mission. The forenoon
sessions especially were not largely at
tended
Tho people now have new opera
house. In which they can meet for their
various amusements The opening ball
was given last night, Christmas eve, and
In every way was perfect success. The
house IL large. commodious and up-to-
date. To It's promoters Is due much credit
for they have had obstacles 10 overcome,
The structure Is monument Of deter
mined effort, OF which the people are
justly proud.
The weather is unusually mild for this
time Of the year, At this writing II is
raining making the roads very muddy.
Mrs VIM. Giles Of Milton added to the
charms OF the festive season by present
ing her husband a baby boy on the End
inst.
The C. W. g. NJ Co, having sold their
old site on Commercial street have now In
course Of erection a new stone building
on new street.
VIM. J. Robinson has been appointed
agent for the Deseret News at Morgan 10
succeed W. J. EddIngtoD. Subscribers to
the News" may renew their subscrip-
tons through him. He win also take or
dcrs for Church publications
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BEAVER CITY.
Mutual Improvement Conference
Holiday Exercises and Festivities.
sneclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver, Utah. Dec. 9i.--At the re,
cent stake conference of the Mutual
Improvement associations. Elder r.
Il. Grant and President Frank Y. Tay-
lor OF the Granite stake were present,
and entertained the people in an In
terestlng and intellectual manner
Two meetings were held.
The Christmas holiday festivities
are now In fun swing Exercises
were given by district school stu
dents on Thursday afternoon, and on
Friday evening the Beaver stake
choir presented beautiful Christ
mas cantata, 1.-THE Star OF Light"
A very successful bazaar was con-
Quoted by the Y. l.. NJ. l. \. or
Beaver East ward. continuing two
days, Friday and Saturday,
The Beaver West ward Primary
gave an exhibition on Saturday after
noon In the Westinghouse, and the
Beaver East ward held forth on sat
urday evening in the assembly hall.
Commemorative services In honor
of the birthday of the Prophet Joseph
Smith We're held In the stake taber-
nacle yesterday. the 23rd, "A splendid
program was rendered.
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COALVILLE.
A Fatal Accident In the Grass Creek
Coal Mine.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Coalville, Dec 25-Emma Eliza Pyrah
died Dec. 10 at Coalvllle East ward OF
dropsy, aged IS years. She has been ar
flicted for the last Is years. Deceased
leaves a devoted husband and two chill
dren. The funeral services were held In
the stake tabernacle, at which Elders
John III. Williams, Alma Eldredge and
President NJ. w. Taylor were the speak
ere. A solo was rendered BY Mrs. Judlt
Anderson Beard, Love Divine" The
funeral was largely attended.
A fatal accident happened In the Grass
Creek coal mine on the 2lst James Rob-
inson and son and John Haddow were In.
jured by large quantity OF earth and
rock falling on them. Dr. O. w French
was called Immediately to attend the men.
He found Robinson. Sr fatally injured
his leg was badly crushed and a number
of ribs broken, from which he died last
evening. The other two were not SO bad-
ly hurt. and will soon recover Mr., Rob-
lnson leaves wife and 10 children to
mourn his loss. This Is the third fatal ac-
cident that has happened In this mine
within the last Ave years.
The merchants report the holiday trade
good and have disposed OF large stocks OF
goods.
The weather Is mild for Christmas, but
the roads are getting very muddy.
There were a number Of balls and ems
tertainments during the holidays.
The county commissioners meet last Sat
urday In special session 10 finish up their
business Of the year.
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KUCHLER A BENEDICT.
Married Yesterday to Miss Elizabeth
Orth.

Ogden, Dec. 27.--The many friends
Of state legislator Rudolph Kuchler
and Miss Elizabeth Orth will be sur
prised to learn that they stole quietly
away to Salt Lake City yesterday
afternoon, secured a license to wed
and were married at the Wilson ho-
tel by Judge Armstrong. The happy
couple returned to Ogden on the
evening train and continued on east
over the Union Pacific where they
will spend their honeymoon. The
contracting parties are among Og-
den's most prominent young people
The bride Is prepossessing Young
lady, Is the daughter Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Orth and was for two years
primary supervisor of the Ogden City
schools, Mr.. Kuchler is q prominent
politician and an influential business
man of Ogden. A host of friends
'oin In extending heartiest congratu-
latlons.
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were received by the young couple.
A delivery team belonging 60 Mr..
T.. ID. sutton ran away last evening.
while the delivery man was delivering
at ono of the houses, and In running
across the railroad track one Of the
horses fell and broke leg. making II
necessary to put a bullet In his head
to end his suffering.
The work on tho ontario drain tun-
mel is progressing and II Is asserted
upon good authority that II will he
but a short time until It will be open.
This news together with the increase
OF wages should make Park City the
banner camp In the state
Mr.. and Mrs, Claude Armstrong Of
Ogden came up today to spend Christ
mas, with Mrs Armstrong; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. Hedges.
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CHRISTMAS AT ASYLUM.
Inmates Well Provided for on Day of
Days.

Provo. Dec. 27.--Medical Supt. Calder
and staff provided an excellent Christ
mas dinner for the patients at the state
mental hospital. In the forenoon a
Christmas tree and an interesting
Christmas program, In which the pa
tents took part, were enjoyed IN the
chapel and the day was spent as pleas
antly as possible by the wards of the
state under DR.. Calder's charge in the
excellent home provided for them. The
following is the bill of fare for the xay:
Breakfast-Oatmeal mush, goldfish in
cream, steamed potatoes, bread, but
ter, coffee. milk.
Dinner-Beef broth, roast turkey with
cranberry sauce. stewed squash, boiled
turnlps, bread, butter, mlnce pie, milk.
buttermilk.
DEATH of CHILDREN.
The Is months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Strebble of the Third
ward died yesterday morning from
pneumonia. The funeral will take
place from the home tomorrow (Friday)
beginning at / o'clock.
The IS months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs r. j. Hurst of the Second ward
died Wednesday evening from pneu-
monia. The remains are being held
while the family is trying to hear from
Mr. Hurst, who Is travelling man and
Is out of the state on business
SUPPER.
French oyster soup, bread, butter.
gingerbread, milk, tea.
Fruit, nuts, candy and ginger snaps,
were served at O'Clock In the after
noon
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Inquiry at the hospital brings the In.
formation that Dudley w. Stone Is
holding his own quite we'll but II Is
quite certain he will lose one Of his feet
at least.
Royal Eccles is spending the holidays
at home with his parents.
r. V. Yeralda, the Italian who
knocked down the bartender at the
Board OF Trade saloon with a beerglass,
was placed under $3.50 bond, which he
furnished and was released from GUS
tOdy.
looking after some of the Corey Broth
ers Construction company's work is
spending the holidays with his family
In ogden.
Thurman Jones OF Preston. Ida, Is
visiting with his parents in Ogden for a
few days.
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KANOSH.
An Interesting Primary Conference
Three Young Couples We'd.


Three Young Couples We'd.
Special Correspondence.
Kanosh, Dec. Alt was a beauti-
full sight and pleasing entertainment
TO all those who attended the ward
Primary conference here yesterday.
The sweet singing and eager re-
sponses Of the little ones to all aues-
lions, were surprise 10 many pres
ent, and filled all hearts with graft
tude to the teachers. and all those
who have made possible such educa-
tional opportunities for our children.
The anniversary Of the birth Of the
Prophet Joseph Smith was not for
gotten In the exercises.
James W.. son Of Thomas and Jane
Charlesworth. returning from the
Pariette mines, married In Salt Lake
City Miss Retta Chandler of Mannas-
ga. Colorado. They are here for the
holidays.
Rufus Liston of Escalante. Gar
field county, and Miss Ethel Valera
Robson. daughter OF Joseph NJ and
Louisa Robson, were recently mar
ried In the Salt Lake Temple. They
will spend Christmas tide in the city.
on the 22ni inst. at the home Of
Mrs. Amanda Penney, widow OF TIE
late r. w. Penney. Claude j. Price
of Salt Lake City and Miss Jennie
Penney were united In marriage. Ell
dor George Crane officiating.
The reorganized dramatic associa-
ton gave a successful performance of
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7 oday 5 Ogden News

end has been resident Of ogden
most Of his life. He imagined that
several men We're following him up
with the intention OF killing him.
and at one time In the jail became
excited and took the chair which he
dashed against the iron bars until II
was broken 20 splinters. in the be-
lief that he was fighting someone.
Smith has been heavy user Of cigar
pttpS
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Silver King and Other Mines Asked for
Raise In Wages.

Park City. Dec. 27.-The Miners
union held a lengthy meeting yester-
day afternoon, and as result. the
management of the Silver King Mining
Co. and of some other mines have been
notified that unless the request for
raise of 2o cents per day I'm wages be
acceded to by Jan. TO- 1907, the miners
will be called out
The demand excepted the Daly-West
and Daly-Judge mines. both OF which
voluntarily made the 20 cents raise
few days ago. Most of the other prop
critics In the district are included In
the resolutions passed by the union
yesterday.
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BASIN CITY. WYO.
EIoped With Seventeen. Year Old Step
Daughter and Arrested for Rjgamy.

Basin, Wyo.. Dec. A.--Ross Cunningham,
who lives near Worland, last week eloped
with his l7-year-old step-daughter, went
to Billings. where they were married, and
he returned to this city, intending TO sot-
tie Up some business AFFAIRS sending tho
girl 10 Belle Fourcha, South Dakota. To-
day his wife swore out a warrant for
bis arrest on the charge OF bgamy, and
he Is now IN the county Jail here, lie is
a man 30 years OF age and was respected
by everyone who knew him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-27
KNITTING COMPANIES SUED.
The Lamb Co. Sues Two similar Con-
earns

Ogden, Dec. 2I.--The Lamb Knitting
company has filed suit in the Second
district court against the Ogden Knit
ting company and the Home Knitting
company to recover s42S.l0. II IL al
legged In the complaint that during
1904 the defendant companies pur-
chased from the plaintiff goode
amounting TO si23l0, which have never
been paid for, and a judgment In that
sum Is prayed for.
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WHAT'S

you wish 70 be cured OF Rheumatism,
use Billiards. SLOW Llniment and you will
be well cured A positive cure for
sprains. Neuralgia. Bruises, Contracted
Muscles and all the ills that flesh is heir
writes.
II have used Snow Llniment for
sprained ankle and It gave the best Of
satisfaction. always keep II In the
house" Sold by Y, c. NJ. |, Drug Dept,
liz and ia South Main Street.
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give the officers more time 10 secure
the evidence that should be presented
to the. coroner's jury. The men he was
with knew he had money as he had
spent about sl5 over the bar for drinks.
What Is puzzling the officers is as
to how Anderson came TO the lonely
spot where he was found, and in what
way did he get the deep cuts on the
head, but Il is very doubtful II these
mysteries will ever be cleared away.
KUCHLER A BENEDICT.
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TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Division Supt. CASTILLO and Others
Visit Ogden.

Ogden, Dec. H.-The newly appoint.
ed superintendent OF the Utah division
of the Oregon Short Line, Mr.. Costello,
together with Acting Supt. Hilliker,
visited Ogden yesterday and inspected
the company's holdings in Ogden, after
which they left for the north IN pri-
vate car to look over the line and to get
Mr. Costello acquainted with his new
duties, which he assumes Jan. /.
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PARK CITY.
Wedding of Miss Myrtle Mcbride and
Harvey j. Derry.
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Park city. Dec. IA very pretty
wedding took place at o'clock last
evening. at the home OF Mrs, G. Me-
Bride on Park avenue. when her
daughter, Myrtle, was united In mar
rage to Harry J. Derry. Bishop Fred
erick Rasband Of the T.. y. C, Church
officiating. Miss Ruby Mcbride acted
as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Joseph. Feeney
as best man. Many beautiful presents
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HAVE YOU THE CHURCH woRKsf
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without a set of the standard
Church publications on the center ia
BILE or in the library Send for tfte new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store, Salt Lake City.
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MARRIAGE PERMIT.

a license to wed was granted by the
county clerk TO r. Roy Ives of Fly,
New, and Miss Bertha Barrilles Of San
Francisco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-27

It's the natural food OF the human
body. scientifically charged with life
producing elements, unheard OF in any
other medicine HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets. 80 cents.
z. c. NJ. Drug Dept. 1l2-l14 South Main
Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-27

From out the ashes Of the past,
She looms a wondrous sun.
And all the splendors of her worth
Are only just begun; Rocky Mountain
Tea. z. G. M. Drug Dept. ll2.1l4
South Main Street.
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FRANKLIN, IDAHO.
Marriage of Two Prominent Young
Couples In Logan Temple.

Special Correspondence.
Franklin, Ida. Dec, 22.--In the Logan
temple, on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
Miss Laura Lone. daughter of Robert
g. Lone of Franklin, was married to
william Dunkley, OF whitney. The
groom recently returned from mis-
sion. On the same day Miss Annie Du-
rant became the bride Of Reuben Lone,
the ceremony being performed In the
Temple Both couples are prominent
and we'll respected young people, and
have the well wishes Of host Of
friends.
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Comrades to a full house on Satur-
day evening, The proceeds % the
entertainment are 10 be used for the
benefit of the district school library.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News delivery
Works Residence, 52 Fourth North Phone y
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ALPINE.
Entertainment by students--Demise Of
Frederic Beck.

Special Correspondence.
Alpine, Utah. Dec 24.-Friday even
ing, Dec. q. the public schools gave
a delightful closing program More than
$50 children appeared Oh the stage. The
grammar grades played Dickens
"Christmas Carol" and the primary
departments "A New Years Recep-
ton" The house was crowded and
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Manages. Il. A. Lariin.
tss 24th 81. Telephone lax.
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Sen.l-Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Halt Lake Office.
Circulator, John j. McGregor,
xzt6 wash. Ave. Ind, Tel HA
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for tho Daily. saturday
and Semi weekly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
made BY carrier on the same terms
% In Salt Lake.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-21
POR Los INDI0s

sThs Ltks Nohork Conf,rer ceS
que 80 reuns anuAlmsnte en- los EsIa-
dos Unidos, EItAdo de N York. para
di'eatir los sluntos references { los
indiOs y que en- los dlt'mos SfIoa viens
oeupSndose con pr,f-renciA de LES
euestiones YelAcionAd&s con las nue..
vas posesiores amtricapaV, ha invi. .
tado & los aefiores don Manuel Fer
nGpdez Juneos, den Jo.e GuzmGn
PepfHz don Lufs S&nsh'z No,Alaa,
d. clor BArbosa, doelot RiaArdo Her
nAndtz J don Enrique G, HsrnAndta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-21
GARGA PEsADA

Sc h'zo ntcsIsrio Apslsr & los ser.
vlcioG de Gsia esIstsroa de uoderosA
muIculatura, para poneF & a1ts ' lls-
var 4 terra oil cusrpo de Charles BA.
tss, ioyero de Providsre,, quIsn Al
pAsar por la plspchA tendids ds.ds ell
muelle 81 vapor sK 'nnsbe, k' gus Ear
pshA para Providsrcs, dl6 un NAL
pASo, rssbal6 J ssy6 81 aqua.
No hay rorque fx'rtnar Gee ss
hieiSra Indispensable tel c9rcurEo de
tusrEas para sAlvkr & Bates. Es per
sons qua peso 1863 iibrss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-21
INDUSTRIAL AMERICANA

Fl informs de Is compAsfs manu-
faetursrs &c Asero sn les E.tados
Unidou corrsIpondispte 81 asgundo
lrimeatrs del siio actual, anuneia Que
10 Corporation hA tenido en- eae lap
30 de tempo una gsnAneia neta de
e40, 000 COO, 9 seA Ago mAs de sl3OOO00O,
En el primsr ttimsatrs el bsntfeio
nelo foe de sSi, 6i6.49O; segda los
C&culos hIh Q en- viItud de las ords-
nss pendisnlsS, ~ sallmA que al AnA'
lizsr el Il !, teaGara Ia eampk fia uus
gEnaEsis psIs de 800, OC0O,l 600,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-21
[COS Y NOTAS
Disposition de la Iunta Su'
periOr de Sanidad. Una
riha. varias denunCias
SALA De SOCORROS
Nueva junta local unionista
en- Trujlllo-alto. - Falleci.
mlento...E ...Escandalo.

L. Junts Superior do Ssnidad
10 prohlbido que % eontir ds eeh do
Las basuras do 10 ciudsd en- los man
glares aiiuAdoa detris do 10 artigus
carcel dc Puerts de Tisrrs. En vlrtud
de eas disposition sl alealde hA con-
zsguido que los duefios do los tsrre
nos conccidcs por elias NopjAss en-
Martha Pefs, psrmitan que 90 arr ojsn
ali diehM basuras, pues no ss dispo'
ne aotualmsnts de otro aitio mas Ger
esno & 10 eiudAd.
Sc hA solieitado del Prssidente
dc los EstAdos Unidos el indulto del
preso R'fasl Rodriguez, dc Coamo,
qae sufre COZ dsna on oil preside por
violaci6n q los leyes postaIss. La
petici6n 90 ha heeho flndada on el
estado dsplorAble do salud del preso
y hoy probabilidades en que oil indul
TO sec coneedldo.
En- Teuitllo Alto hA aido eecta
aver una nueva Junta Ii col unionis.
10, eompusatA de los siguiert tss zen j.
res: Presidente; DON Mariano In.
earnaei6n. vlce presidents: don All
ceto Diaz Voeslss: don Manuel Ser
nkndtz don Juan ". Disx, don MI.
gusl Mates, don Felix Diaz, don MI
gusl Crtz don Lorenzo VAreareel,
don Joi6 Cort6'. Tesorero; don An
dres Y arcGFcsl. Sssrstarie: don 10
ae Cor xalo Dlsz Suplentel; don Ra
fAsl BssAneourt, don Juan Velez, don
Ventura Disx, don Porfrlo Dlsz y
don Carlos Castro.
La elscci6n NO ha podido Ger mai
aeestsds, pues todas son personas d.
prestigio y lIevArG Alll el lFiupf nues
tro partido.
-Antisr fueron Asistidos on la sails
de Socorros, ,sutsriA Domipgue7
ln'Hs) de una hsridA ineisa 60 10 re-
gi6n vulvAr, & causa do una cafd gu.
suteisra; y sosorros Fslioiano, do uns
hsrida oontuss, con 6rdidA total d,
10 pulpa del dedo indiee do 10 marc
dsrecha. productda por hAbsrss pilla
do Aquel con un cAtre dc uieraI.
-Dlex dollArA do mulsa lei tusror
hoy impuestos & Clara Avlles, dc
nupeiadA por altsraOi6n do la psz ID
b .ieA.
>SahinA OsAelo, fus denunctSdI
por 10 polieia Do Paeria de Terra pc
proterir feases obssnAs y hAesr Ads
mAues dsahoneatos On IL via ! Idblies
Fl iutx 10 Impulse e3 is multa
--Modssto O,orio. 6 Quien 10 oeu
p6 anIisr 10 poliGia una navaia dl
Aieitar, tu6 condsnAdo aver kslO d.
multa.
En- IL Cslsta de las morjAs rife
ron antisr & las bofetadas MAnus
Torruellss y Jc'6 Rivera. Il pclicf,
Pagan les detuvo. Aisndo aver conde