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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23
oIGINAL BUcKsKIN IS
AMONG THE BIG ONES

The first location made in the Buck
skin district was the Iron Mountain
claim staked three or four years ago.
and now the property Of the Original
Buckskin Mining company, which is
backed by Goldfeld mining men and
capitalists. The Iron Mountain claim
adjoins the Kennedy property on the
north and is considered one of the best
in the Buckskin district. The Iron
Mountain property Is noted especially
for the blowout which is sew
eral hundred feet across. Samples
taken at an average across this entire
iron dyke show values running from 81
to $40 per ton in gold. and about so per
cent iron, while some picked assays
have shown values in this iron quartz
as high as $50 per ton in gold.
During the past few years the Lud-
wig mine has purchased several thou
sand IONS of this iron ore for fiuxing
urposes in their smelter. which is sit
just across the valley from the
Buckskin district. The company has a
shaft ON the Iron Mountain claim sunk
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23
aoLprrELD MEN LIKE sucxsxrN

George F. Won Polenz and g. s.. John
SON returned Friday morning from a
TRIP to the new Buckskin camp. and both
agree tina the camp a all the ear
marks of becoming one of the best IN
the state when sufficient time has been
had to open up the various properties on
which ore has already been exposed.
They state that the town of Buckskin is
growing quite rapidly, having at the
present time perhaps $50 men with two
or three restaurants and the regular
quota of saloons and business houses.
A number of new strikes nave been
made during the past week. which have
given considerable impetus to develop
ment work in all parts OF the camp. The
leasers on the Kennedy property are
taking out some good ore. as is also the
mpan in their shaft n development
work.
While at Buckskin Mr.. Johnson pur-
chased an interest in the Original Buck
skin Mining company. owning the Iron
Mountain claim, which he say is in his
opinion the making of one of the best
in the Buckskin camp
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23
OLD TIME RESIDENTS wAKE
UP TO NEW CONDITIONS

w. w. Booher, editor of the Elko In.
dependent. Elko, New, was among the
Odd Fellow visitors in Goldfeld this
week. Mr.. Booher spoke of the wonder
full transformation in the southern
country since he last visited it, and
also spoke of the changes in travel on
the Carson & Colorado railroad, a part
of the present system from Hazen to
Goldfeld. In 1886 Mr.. Booher says that
he frequently went over the road wher
he was the only passenger; the freight
train carried a mixed passenger and
baggage car. This time when he came
over the road, it was on a train of five
coaches. including a Pullman, and every
coach was full. He says it is hard
for old Nevadans to realize the progress,
that is going on in various parts of the
state.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23
AsToNIsHED AT
GoLDFIELD's GREATNESS

v. M. Well of Boston, representa-
the Boston GoldfeId Mining compan
and the Goldfeld Bright Sta Mining
company. both in Goldfeld district, is
most active and prosperous young busi-
ness men, and at the instance of the
companies in which he is interested
came to Goldfeld to look over their
properties III lay out a campaign OF
development. Mr.. We'll will start in al
once and work both properties when
are in the eastern part of the camp. Inc
ground was originally located by W. o
Smith of Jumbo fame and recently SUI
Smith is a director of both companies
The Boston Goldfeld owns the Tigon
group of 40 acres. The Goldfeld Brlgn'
Star owns the Eagle group of 20 acres
with an option on $50 acres adjoinihs'
which will be taken up.
Mr.. Well is making his first visit "
Goldfield and he speaks with the great
est astonishment of what he has see.
He was prepared to see a small orieu
up hamlet. surrounded by a few pros,
pect holes. n he has not yet recoVer'u
from his amazement. He says thai Nc"
England people are just getting reau.
to come into Nevada mining, ana ina
there will be an enormous amount "
money invested in mining enterprise
in Nevada by the first of next year.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23
ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS,
FOE EPISCOPAL cHURcH

The Rev. Samuel Mills who is or
ganizing the Episcopal parish of Gold
field is meeting with much success. On
Sunday evening a vestry meeting was
held and a churc committee elected
looking to a permanent organization.
The committee consists of r. G. With
ers. l.. S. Rogers. W. H. Thompson.
Charles S. Sprague. H. G. Mayer.
The name of the church was chosen
to be "St. Johns in the Wilderness"
Two lots formerly the property of Mrs.
A. L.. Miller of Goldfeld have been pur-
chased and it is proposed to erect a
stone church building which is to be
ready for occupancy by Christmas.
While the present organization is mere
ly a mission there is great promise for
a iourishinS parish in a short time.
Tuesday evening the Ladies' Guild
gave a church supper at Ladies' Aid hall
which was well attended and very sue
cessful financially. The Guild has ad-
journed for the summer but are pre-
pairing for the Old Maids convention
which will be given in the early fall.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23
GOLDFIELD TO CELEBRATE
THE NATIONS NATAL DAY

west to Main, thence north to Broadway
and Main. counter march on Main south
to Meyers. thence ounte march to
corner of Main and Ramsey to speakers
stand. balcony Exploration Mercantile
building.
1O:45-orator of h day. William j
Brewer.
Singing by Goldheld Volunteer Fire
Department quartet
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23

The well known stockbroker of San
Francisco, d. G. Doubleday. has been In
Goldfeld during the current week look
ing over the camp.
C. A. Bates, of Williamsport, Pa. who
has been investigating Nevada mining
conditions for the past six weeks left
for his home this week and expects TO
return in the early fall.
Mrs. Charles S. Sprague and daughter
left Goldheld for Santa Monica, Cal,
Thursday to be gone through the heated
season. They will be at the Hotel
Arcadia.
Telegraphic work was received by
The News yesterday. dated Chicago,
saving that j. II. Macmillan was on his
way to Nevada from the east and would
be here as soon as trains would bring
him. Mr.. Macmillan has been in New
York for two months on business,
Walter Williams, we'll known
throughout Southern Nevada, has re-
turned to Goldheld after extensive oper-
atoms in Manhattan. Round Mountain.
Fairview and other camps. He has
formed a leasing company to operate on
the Nevada Hills company property at
Fairyiew, Will excellent prospects of
success.
Superintendent r. c. Sloan OF the
Mohawk Leasing and DEVELOPMENT COM
many has resigned his position to go 10
Boston in the interest OF some large
copper properties which he has, and
Mr.. Thomas ]. McCabe who was
formerly foreman of the famous Mizpah
mines will succeed Mr.. Sloan as super
~intendent.
The convention of the Western FED
Grafton of Miners which during the past
two weeks has been in session at Den
yer, has completed its labors. FREQ
Clough. president of the Goldneld locai
and delegate to the convention, has Just
returned to camp, and reports an unus-
ually interesting and profitable session
Thomas A. Lister, of
Pa. representing the Goldfeld and
Fargo Mining company. is in camp. This
company owns excellent properties IN
the Gold Mountain district. lying near
the Gold Crescent and Bonnie care
mines. He is looking over the situation
with a view to commencing active devei-
opment on the properties belonging TO
the ompan with which he is identined-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23
TATE AND ASSOCIATES
ARE IN FINE LUCK

An instance of the way in which Dame
fortune bestows her smiles O. men who
are willing to taxi a chance is wit
messed in the prospecting trip of Fred
Seger. Three weeks ago F. j. Tate, Geo.
Moss, Thos. Cline n John Jones grub
staked" Fred Seger. He went north and
located 1--we claims in the new camp of
Wonder. Mr.. Seger had assays made In
Fairview which returned $219.76 and
s5s1.1O in gold and silver n before
leaving the new strike received an offer
for the claims of $4,000. 1t is the
opinion of Mr.. Tate that this offer will
be accepted. The prospector also locat-
ed four claims on Horse Creek from
which assays were had running from
$3.50 to s12.6o.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23

Two well known prospectors OF uo
field. VIM. Davis and Sherman fa ~
have just returned to camp from
Buckskin district, where they mace !
number of locations. They entertain .
favorable impression of the new
and contemplate a speedy return To-"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-06-23

DIR. T. NJ. Major. of Kansas City. in
terested in the Goldheld Crayton and
Big Indian properties. is in camp in
specting his holdings.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
VELADAS TEATRALES
La Traviata. LA PoupGe.- Lucia.

Verdi, Audl&a y Doniz I'll han G.
gurado CON una creaei6n, respsoIivA-
mente, de 81 eitto, en las trss 4 tlmAu
represents clones de la opera itAliAns,
La TrAviAta que es lR tercsra obrA
compuestA, por el maestro de BaGseto
On au Eegdnds epocA 6 mAnera, J que
com oletA la dosena y media de lus
produsclopes teatrales, fac txFenAda
81 AM 1853 ca Venfcla, aiendo sua
doa predeceaoras, SR golettoS & ell
Trovaiore,s comptnsrAs tamhl6a por
10 idebtica popularidad que alcAnxA
ron desdo ent6nces. FL libret.ata del
maeasro lcmbArdo, poetR Salvatore
CAmmarano, 80 sirvi6 iguAlmsnie de
Victor Hugo, 10 que "a hAbiA hacho,
.6oa aLtsa 81 arreglar el drama sHer
n.nis J ent6ness sLs Roi amuSes
emo 3igolett o-tAmbieo Iom6 asun
10 del esptnol 6 sftfA G ltlsrrez 81
Trovsderly por fl dc Dumas 90 sLA
Dana arx CameliAs.s
81 preludio de La TrQuiatG, erc1'
msn5ado eRHi exslusivamsnts & los
instrumert1a ds cuerda } aobre TODD
los vlolinss con sordiua, pYeludio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

| COZ 10 81 natural, IotRlmshte dssusA'
da b Asta desconoClds, que no o. de
buen gulto, On sl AddiO del primer
acto.
Tambien ss dudoso para AseptAr
81 uso del deelAmAdo en- IL impreca.
eton del tsrcsr Aato puea sacriAsa 10
mslodiA verdiAnA innessAria aments,
Por 10 demas muy AcsrtAdo y brIlan.
10 como cAntAnts. En- euanto Al aeiIor
CArroEzl, poAeyendo bella vcx de bari.
sono J Arts del eAnto, no es cuaA'
DO meier los usA, On ettA ohfa. En-
los canIA oiles del Hegundo Acto, man
ca an po dI EegatO { soStenaAo nei grandi
iattrVGh. Pero cAnI0 con sumo Ruato
10 As.enre roma. "a On re bemol, cue
no ma Atrevo CHAR como Di Provens1
Il mare IL SuoI por hIbsr suprimldo
eata primsrA endeeha. Muy trunco
results sl final Ieg gludo ain el duo con
Ell tsnor, Pero % un ArtiSIA aismpre
recomendabls dish) Mn)r Csrroxsl,
puss im2eFaon6 muy bisa el Glorgio,
aunqus com0 t1GurG no NOS pAreos
ser bArfI)no Verdi, CoplsceP
tCOattndG en- IA pdginI 5al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Dr., A. Alvarez Ya|d6s
DENTISTA
DBL UNIVBRSlDAD
DE PKNESIL PANIA

einticinco q os de practices. Pla'
- B aldorioty de Ca tro. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Horss dc faina de s
4 III , de as
Gale dc San FrAnclseo r6uero II,
San J ian, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Mr. Root en- Brasil
Ell ministro Branco

Rio Janelro, Julio 30.-Se han celebra-
do varl1s hestas soclales en- honor de Mr.
Root, Ell minlstro de negocios extranieros
del Brasil, Casello Branco, en- un banquete
al pronunciar un brindis hizo votos por
una gran ah'nza pan-amerlcanl y declare
que las republicas de Centro America son
lncapaces de mantener goblernos estables,
10 que produce honda perturbation en- los
negocios. Ahadi6 que exste una corriente
poderoso en- faycr de compenetraci6n de
lntereses polftlcos y econ6m cos entire Bra
si], Chile Argentina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Rep1blica enRusia
Los preparativos.

Kharkof, Julio 30.-Se estan reali.
zando preparatlyos muy serios para pro.
mover la reyo,uc on en- el otofio-Setiem.
bre Q Noviembre-y proclamar sin demora
la republic s9stenlendola por la fuerza
con el apoyo del pueblo ruso y de una par
te del eJerclto que es hostil la autocracia
del Car. Sc asegura que los jefes revo-
lucionarios lanzaran la orden para un alza-
mlento naclona tan pronto como termine
la cosecha de trigo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
DON MATEO MtRCADO

Fate Etn III genie de La DENo
CRACIA 60 G ID isp deiA de serlo des
ie hey. Es precise dsalisuirla dc eIe
cargo, Y SO dirAn les ssusas Ro
gamcs & los suaerisores QUO reservan
Iu poder lss cadtss no AL aiechas,
hslia que Is en- presa dstigns u nuevo
gsnter h.ats 9 lee ssofiosmos
para que nos hsgAn aus rsmslts CD
giro dlFeelo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Construcciones navales.
lnglaterra econcnica

Londres, Julio 30.-FI primer Lord
del almlrantazgo acaba de declarar en- la
alta camara Que el gobierno Sc propone in
troduclr en- Ia construction de nuevos bar
cos para la escuadra todas las economias
compatibles con la seguridad de las costas
britanlcas con la protection que Sc debe
al comercio de las colonlas en- las cinco par
tes del mundo. El presupuesto naval es
muy ampho y permlte un abono de diez
milones dc dollars mas sin que Sc dis
mnuyan los servicios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

gus SO rsprod dos al smpsEAr el cuartc
IcIo, como deserffci6n sinf5nicA de
IN enGueNo erfsrmIzo poIQle pAss
nAturAImente 10 IL t.liz violeta, ss uno
de los tros1s ORC queltAblm mas inspi
RADIOS y el mas del.oAdo que eGCfibiara
el ge lio mdaieo iiAliano. El emInen
10 Doctor Hams Won Blu CIV notAbilisi
mo director dc ORG uesta Alemkn, lo
intercAl6 algana vez en- sus alisou
programs.
La sompinA ssogaam'glo noa
preIenl6 10 innovAei6n~mny l6glsa en
verdAd-ds IL indumentAriA maacali-
pa de Ia obra, q 10 modsrna, ,iclo
XIX auStituyendo q lA convenciona 81
81 luis XVI que SO hA uasd0 hAzla
hoy.
La proiIg )niIta, sefiora 6 JnzagA,
ilg6r puede daclrIe, con su pApsl,
sgreEandoIe, como eI insvisAble, de
dsE SuI fAeultAdes supefiorea, di6cal
tHdea de mayor vus.o qns lea que sl
comPosiior eIefibierA TAmb Ga como
ACiriE Sc hAllA intuperAbls.
Fl tsnor VAnnutslli, que es IN ex'
Cslenta actor, noS hixo unx pa .statu. a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Pon.e { Quay ma aai'road G
U,era Branch

Bids are hersby irv,ted for sha
corssruciior and grading the roEd
bad for shs above b:arch. lergsh CT
About 4, 730 maiers, ccmmercikg &C neAr
Hscienda Des!iuo, SMts I'Absli also
sepsrata bids for ths SUI facing and
lsyirg cit:ask on The ssid bssnth and
be b1i'd!ng CT the necessary bridges,
culverts, sidipgs 80, according 10 the
ulans and specifications Now On vstw
1T ihs fl :es Ct iha Company, al Gen.
srAl Agdirre, wh'sh have bsen dri va
up by Manuel V Domensth, G. E
All ~ K to ba subject ID ths approval
# hs C0mpEpy's epgleneers, and tbs
aucse,sful bidders IhAll give bonds
for tn fAilhfal and full performance
Of the contract to be txscuted be W sen
'h.mselves and ths Ponce q GlsyAmA
Railroad Company bsfore the comm
sncement Ct ihs wax Tbs Ponce x
GuayamG RAilroad Company do not
zbind ,hsm,elvss TO Accspt the low st or
any o,har bid which msy be submitted
| to them.
Porce \ GuayamA Railroad CO,
w. ]. LoWRIE.
General Manager,
Bids will be received up TO August
18Th, 1908.
/ Gnntnal A u ,irna tnIu q 1Q0A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Las escuadras ing|esas.-Espa6a preocupa=
da.-ManifeSt0S en- RuSia.-Mr Root a Brasil.
Larepdb|iCa en- Ell imperio del Gar.
Touristas arnericanos
invaden a Europa

Paris, Julio 30.-Seguu ipformes de
la prensa diar a, un immense numero de
t0HfjstaS americanos invade este afo to-
dos los sitios de recreo y todos los puntos
de verano. La ahuencia es mayor que
nunca, Sc estima que excede en- un cua-
renta por ciento la de 1905. En- todos
los hoteles hay huespedes llegados dc Nor
te America. A ccmentar este hecho, los
per'6dlcos deducen que en- Estados Unidos
va aumentando con rapldez la prosperldad
pub ica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Nuevos maniflestos
lnnidez campesina.

San Petersburgo, julio 30.-Conti-
nuan los elementos revoluclonarlos lanzan.
do mani6estos escritos eu ardiente eoguaie
para txltar las masas campesiuas. Estas
no Sc resuelven declararse en- rebeldia,
durante la epoca de las cosechas temero'
SOS de que falte Ell trigo y sobrevenga Ell
hambre, de ia cual sufririan ellos las con-
secuencias. Creese que habra un levan-
tamlento general una vez que termine la
revoluci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
Espai1a y America,
Lnquietud nacional

Madrid, JULIO 80 Ell hecho de haber-
Sc pres indido de Espana, con todo prece.
dente, al designar los arbitros para el ARE
glo de las dlhcu tades entire Guatemala Y
el Salvador, esta causando gran disgusto
aqui, Los dlarIos mas importantes dicen
que es necesario aumentar q prestigio es-
panol en- las rcpdbllcas centro sur ame-
rlcanas, 81 no Sc quiere perder el inAujo
naclonal en- aquellos pases de orgen ibe-
rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
EDICI'0
En- ]a Corta ca Distrito del Ditttito
judicial ds Humecao, P, R.-The
Uuited States CT America,

En- lA Corta q Distrito del Ditrito
judicial q s Humecao, P, R. The
Uuited States CT America,
Tns Presidert f,she United States SIS
Felipe Otero Hernandez. TX parse.
SoBRE DOMINIC DE EINCA URBANA
Por custto Felipe Olsro Herr An
dex ha promovido ante eats Corte un
expediente aolicitindo &c deelsre 81
dc mlpio que tlene sobre 10 siguisnse
flres:
Urbans, casa ierrera de mampoz'
teris, GU biertA de ziue, cc L un martillo
anexo, de mAderss del pafs y f1tran'
gerAs, euhierto de zlrz, sisa en- ID Co.
lie de Yabucoa de esta eiudad, en- 80
lar propio que mide trece metros de
.-ente por diez , osho metros treints
centimetros de tondc; 10 casa que tie
ne un baIc5n al frente, mids trece me
sros dc trente por diez de tondo y o.
martillo cineo metros treinta centfme'
tros de trente, por oeh } metros treints
eenIi metros de fondo. Colinda tods
Ia f 1cs, por el Eats con 10 calls de
! Y sbucoa, q 10 que d. tfente, por 10
. .cereeha ertrando con casa de doa To
| ma, OGero, por su izquierda con casa
del promovente y por aus f1ndos cor
tarrenoa de Ia Suceai6nde dor Ignl clc
Oerc; que el solar 10 adouirio POI
compra & 10 soeiedad TsAtyo dt
Humaeao htce scis sfos, ror ID
snmA de sesentA dollars cuyA 90
cisdad 10 poMy6 por mas de treinis
sffosy 10 cGaa por haberla construidC
con peculio ptopio hacs dos amos ha
biendo invertid0 On su construction IL
suma de dos mil noveeiensos cuGrer IL
dollar y siendo el vslor de t3da Ii
fircA eli de tres mil dollars no pesan
do sobre ella grsvamen D guno.
Por tArto, hAbIendo ordensdo G
Hon. Charles E Foots, JutE Ge Ssts
ICorte, Que &c che lUa sttsriorel
duefos y le sa publiquen edictos lo
kGFmluO Q6 bebeAh& NlHS oo Su 'e ~ o
Ia contarse deld ds el pfmsro en on
Aparezsa puhlIcAdo esle edicso 20,
tires vecea en- un peri61ieo 60 los d
mayor circulac.on de San Juan d.
PuerIo r co, citAn6oae las persona
Igooradaa que 90 cream tener sohr'
oieho inmusble Algdn deretho real J
ted "a Aquellos q quienes pusdA per
iudicar 10 inacrlpcei6n de domio sali
cltAdA para que dsptro do d ch1 ter
mlno f5rmulen Cpoaicio1 prevlniend
& todos qua passdo el mismo , old
liz pruehA q tad 8 los periuictos &
Lsy, txterdo ls preEer to bsi . mi m
se,lo d. Is Co:ie en- HlmtcRo s I d
JUNO de 1919
J Enrique Rincdra. Secretary Dil
tiist CI urt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
MEETING IN BARCElOAETA

Aver SO eelsbr6 un gran meeting
de propaganda politlsa en- BARGE one.
81 AlisliA el sehor Mla Rivera,
e. ooncurso de correligionArlcs + 4
numeFoso y el enIusiAsmo, y lA vIbra
ci6n de los eSpirltuE, admirable.
FAItoa do sspAoLo On ssts I'd nsro,
uIfAnA daremos pornenorsa dc EQ usl
asio hslllaniiIimo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
La Biopatla
ProdigoS1 terap6ttica para curar radi
colmeats tOda cl4Se de Intermediates.

Eta nuevA cieneiA de curar, hA-
aadA en- mlstsri, s2S principioa leyea
fuudsmentaleS de 10 VIDA, ca hoy 10
4 1ica esperAr "a de los enfsrmos Gro,
nisoa y deGahueiados.
For su gran poder reparkdor vi
gorIz,dor, ss considerA ctmo 81 var
dadero ELlx1R DE VIDA, como 10 fasn'
10 del rejuveascimeato y de Ia, reg ens.
raci0n dol orgaoiEmo hlmACo.
N4msrcsos ertrmos curSdos en-
todA la ialA, mush1a de elos va mo-
ribondos, aon lAa meioreS pruebAB que
ss pueden preseniar.
Para consuliss y trat&misntos, di
riilrss peraonAluents o Dor escriso al
Prctsaor SF Vlrsla Uribe, CliaicA
BioG &i!cA, Arroyo, p. Re 30 9 sit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30

Ea eatA impreplA 90 venie papsl
Visl de PeEioaieo As2 81 QuinlAl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
EDICT0

Ia ls Corts de Diat-itc del Dlttrito
iudieial de San Juan. Secci6n II
Estadcs Unidos de America. q. Q.
Ell Presidents dc los E tadoa Uni
dos.
Josefa Rios Colon, (dsmsndantel v. q.
Joaquin Rodriguez Sierra (demAn
dado,)
DIVOROIO.
Emplosansiento Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico & Juan Rodriguez Sierra
Por sl pressnss edicto que publ
cara aiete v css, una per ssmsns, en-
sl per.6dico LA DEMoCRACIA que 90
sdita On esta eiudAd, fe le noiifcA por
jguorarss 80 parAdero, que en- 10 CT
sina del Sscrstario de ls Corte dc
Distrito del Diatrito Judicial de San
Juan dc Puerto Rio, se ha preaenta'
do 10 demanda de ls sctora anteS .ci.
tAda, cuya s1plies d!es aai:
sPor todo 10 expuesto pido & 10
Corte quo 90 sirva admiiir esta de-
msnis, ordsnar 10 eitsci6n del dsman'
dado y del seiior F4lcal y on su dia
deelarar con lugar el divorcio rCto
y diauelto el vinculo matrimonial en-
tre 10 demandarts dofia Jostf. Rios y
Colon, y don Joaqufa Rodriguez y
Sierra, CON los dsmAs pronunciamien
tos del caso imponiendo las ooAtIi
& dicho demandado.S
Y 90 Advierts 6 u,ted que de nc
eompAreeer optsstar diehA demands
dentro de cuareptA dfas, Ia demandan
1, podr& solieitAr De la c Jrte y pre-
vios los dem&s :, amites 10 lea c0uce
dido 10 q 1e en- 10 misms solicita.
Es sbogado de la psrts actors o.
Lstr do don Antonio Alvarez Nava
ExtendidA bsio mi frmA en- SAr
Juan dc Puerto Rico q veints de julio
de mil novecientos aeis'
jose E FigeHraS.
Secretary,
Por F. G. Pefe2 Almiroty
Sub Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-30
IHCtNlIO En- MAYaGUll

I Cuartel general de 10 pol!eia
rssibi6 hoy el sigalsnts tslsgramA,
sAayAEa .E2s. Anochs dsclAross ss
itOand.o en- lol lAllerea dslf.rroca .ril
plsys Sc quemlron vArloa esreos.
Z heSh Sc supone eaauAl, R.y dos
dstsnidos, CApitin Lopez DlsE1
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cannot be cured by Halls CaiArrh
Cure q J. CHENEY & co
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and believe him perfectly honorable
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wAIDING. kfNNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O
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