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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-07
WHAT CHERRY CREEK
IS NOW Showing
Two Gentlemen Just Home Who
Own Sixteen Claims in
That Locality.

G. S, Anderson, capitalist, and r. r.
Rapley, n prominent aad wealthy bust
ness man OF Washington, D. c., have
returned to Salt Lake from two
week $ trip TO Cherry Creek, New. In
the Cherry Creek district these gentle
men have acquired and own a group
of sixteen claims, which they are now
engaged IN developing. in the course
of the development work thus far made,
ore has been encountered OF such values
as to give great encouragement TO the
prosecution of the enterprise Since
their return TO Salt Lake they have
determined 10 increase the force, and
as soon rs the property is sufficiently
developed 10 indicate its rcal merits,
1T is their intention to incorporate the
property. Mr. Anderson, who has had
considerable experience in practical min
ing, having operated in the Alta dis
trict in the early seventies. says of the
property ne and Mr. Rapley are now
developing at Cherry Creek: "Om
faith IN the ground we own is such that
we are willing to expend our own money
IN Its development before asking any
one to share, or TO incur any possible
risk with us.
Our group is located north Of Epan
canyon and lies between the CANYON
and the National Mining company 8
properties Tex Rickard and his asso~
ciates have property on the north They
are on shipping proposition and are
shipping ore right along The Biscuit
company is operating a wonderful mine,
the ore OF which is high in silver and
lead, and enough ore is on the dump
now to Keep them shipping a year, and
there is enough blocked out and in SIGHT
to keep up regular shipments during
the next ten years, at least. As depth
is attained IN this mine the ore carries
more gold and copper, and with depth
VIII undoubtedly become sulphidc cop
per proposition; the copper being taken
out of the mine go far is an oxide with
some native copper.
We spent over a week in personal
inspection oil our property and be-
came convinced. beyond The shadow of
4 doubt, that we have great group of
mines; mines from which continuous
shipments Of rich ore can be made, and
we intend To push the development of
the, property with all possible vipor,
Icehng assured that rich returns will
follow, and that, TOO, in the near fu-
turc.
Cherry Creek is more lively and ac-
tlNe than for twenty-five wears past. in
tact more work has been done in the
way of putting mines that were per-
mlttcd TO lay In inocUous dcsieutude
Tor years, IN shape to ship ore, within
the last eight months. than during the
entire twenty yhve years of comparative
inactivity. The work being done all
over the great district is showing up
sp,endldlv and giving satisfactory re-
suits everywhere. The advent of the
Northern Nevada railroad has been the
means of bringing Cherry Creek to the
front, and will be the means of making
many OF the mine operators OF that
district wealthy. -
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLD-
ERS' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given mat thcre will be
a meeting OF .hc stockholders of the Old
Evergreen Mining aud Tunnel company held
at the ofaco OF said company. room No. 2ol
Cup stairs), No, ld3 South Main street.
Salt ;-Gko City, Utah, on the ll;h day of
December, 1900, at tho hour OF 3 clock,
p. m. of said day.
Said meeting will bo had and held for the
following purposes namely
First-To consider and voto upon tho ad.
visibility OF amending Article VI OF the ar.
ticcs OF incorporation OF said company. so
TIM, said article shall read as follows; THE
amount of the capital stock Of this corpor.
alton shall be 100000, which shall DO
divided into 100000 shares OF tho par value
of 81 each.
Sccond-In case 1t shall not be deemed
advisable to so amend said Article VI as
above specified. then TO consider and vote
upon tho adyisabiliiy of amending said ar,
ticle in such respects as to Tho stockhold-
ers at said meeting may seem hest
This meeting is called by order OF the
board of directors OF said company.
HENRY G. M'MILLAN
(Soai) Secretary.
Salt LnkO City, November 10. 1906. es5a
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WATERWoRKS.

Grand Junction. Colo. Dec. /. 1906 {
the City Council OF The city of Grand !
junction. Colorado. until o'clock p NIL
Wednesday, December 10 1906. for tur-i
nisGing material and constructing Ihel
kannah Creek pipa Inc and distributing4
reservoirs. 4
The pipe iiae VII consist OF wlre-i
wound. or continuous wooden stave, cast
hon or steel pipe line 1913 miles long,i
varying In size from twelve TO twenty-1
settling tank regulating and relief valves3
and reinforced concrete distributing resi-
eryoirs. having capacity OF five -miIlioni
gallons ,
Plans may be seen. and specifications!
Obtained N the Office of the City Clerk
OF Grand Junction Colorado. or at the
Offices of willard Young and Frank ca
Kelsey civil! engineers. Salt Lake City.l
Utah. 4 bond furnished by a surety com =
pany will he required for 20 per cent OIL
the contract price. The time stated{
in the proposal tor completing the work
VIII be considered in awarding the con =
tract.
Bids for the construction of the reser-s
voir will be received separately from the'
pipe llne.
All wire wound wooden stave pipe museI
be made n Grand Junction, Colorado,
or adjacent to the pipe line.
\ certified check drawn IN favor Of
the CITY Treasurer of Grand Junction.
Colorado. for $4,000 must accompany thei
bid.
The right is reserved 10 reject any orI
all bids or 10 award separate contracts
for the pipe line and for the reservoir
/ y. BUNTING. Mayor.
John NJ. Conley. City Clerk. f512
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SMALL BILLS WANTED
Secretary Of Treasury Asks Banks to
Help Relieve Situation.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 6.-The Secre-
tarv of the Treasury today issued the
following open letter to all banking in
stitutions of the United States:
"a very marked scarcity of small
bills is noticeable everywhere. and the
Treasury is poweress TO relieve. In
the absence of legislation allowing ma
tional banks TO issue a larger proper
tion of their circulation in denomina
tion of Ave dollars. the banks them
selves must be relied upon TO alleviate
the strain as far rs possible. There
are in circulation nearly fifteen mil
lion dollars OF silver~eertiicate of the
denomination of ten dollars. Many of
these are doubtless packed away in
vaults of various banking Institutions
and held rs reserve.
Permit me respectfully TO ask that
each institution, State and National,
search the money in its vaults and send
these ten-dollar silver certificates to
the Treasury. They win promptly be
converted into ones and twos, TO the
very great relief of the country.
- it is the only remedy. Let no
bank complain of conditions until it
has literally searched its own vaults
and contributed as far as possible to
the relief Of the situation.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Little Cottonwood Mining companys
principal place OF business. Salt Lake Citys
Utah.
Notice-Therc are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. account OF assess
~ nent OF oue-half OF one cent per share. levied
on the 18th day OF October. 1905. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spcctlve shareholders, as follows:
No Name. Shares. Amount
l9-Ausust Masnuson ....,.... 1000 $40 90
2c-August Magnuson .......,.. sol 231
2e-John ". LunGiu ............ $50 30
And in accordance With law nud order OF
the boar doG directors, made on the 18th day
OF October. 1905, so many sh0res OF each par
eel OF stock as may be necessary VIII be sold
at public auction. at the Office o, tho COM
pany. No. i9 Commercial block, Salt Lake
City, Utah. on the 10th day OF December,
1906 at 6 O'Clock p. m, 70 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with thc costs
OF advertising and expense OF sale.
E 2. PHELPS. Secretary.
40 Commercial block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
e2S4s
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OFFICE OF THE NEVADA HILLS
MininS Co, Goldheid, New, Nov. 2es
To tie stockholders OF the above named
compary;-Notice is hereby given thari
OF the Nevada Hills Mining company1
held on the 25th day Of November i906I
dividend of ton cents per share upona
tae Issued and outstanding stock OF
said company was declared from the nett
earnings Of the company, and made pay-1
able on the GOTH day OF December 1906H
TO all VINO We're stockholders OF records
on the books of said company on the
10th day OF December 1906 the date for
closing the transfer books
The stock transfer books Will be closef
at o'clock p. M. December IN. ion6J
and will he reopened December 20. 1904
at 10 o'clock a. m. ;,
NEVADA HILLS MINING CO. a
By W. v. Rice, President
Attest.-W. II. GiayN.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 9.

Old Evergreen Mining and Tunnel COM
pany, Big Cottonwood Mining District, Salt
Lake county. Utah, Principal place OF busi-
ness Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that 1T meeting
Of the board of directors OF tho Old Evor-
green Mining and Tunnel company corpor-
az Salt Lake City, Utah. Tuesday. November
10. 1906. an assessment, Of cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable immediately TO Fl. G.
Mcmillan secretary and treasurer OF the
company, at his oiice, No. 163 South Main
street. Sail Lake City, Utah. Any stock
upon which said assessment may be unpaid
on Dcccrrb Der IL, 1906. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
aud css payment is mudo before. will be
sold at my onice on January !, 1907, at IL
o clock noon. TO pay delinquent assessment,
together with the cost OF advertising aud
expense OF sale, HENRY G, NJ MILAN.
tSoaD Secretary.
No l6l South Main street. Salt Lake
City. Utah. November 10. 1905. cess
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Tonopah Utsh Mining company. loea-,
ticn OF principal place OF business 2ael
South West Temple street, Salt Lake City,
Notice.
There delinquent upon the followng 81
described stock account OF assessnontI
levied on October 90. 1906. the severalj
amounts sot opposite :he OF the rel
spectye shareholders, as follows:
Shares. Amt
W. RI. Irvine. sssss,,. 3oI5 SIS
c. o. Eliingwood -.,....., $50 l.s5I
Dey & Stevens. s.....,.... 5000 sol
And IN accordance with the law and AM
order Of thc board OF directors made on
the Goth day Of October. 1906, many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as may
be necessary will BE sold az the ofhce
street. at 10 o'clock a, m. on the 10th
dag OF December. 1906 TO pay the deln-
quent assessments, together with cost Of ad-
vertising and expenses Of sale.
e2o26 !. f. GALIGEER- Secretary,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Raymond Illinois Mining Company. Loca-
tion OF principal place OF business. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given tha. ut n meeting
OF the directors OF tho Raymond-Illinois
Mining Company. duly held on November
9Th. 1906, an assessment Of one-hnlf OF a cent
per share per month for three months was
levied on tho outstanding capital stock OF
the corporation, payable TO ". B. johnson, at;
Room 800 Atlas Building. follows:
One-half cent per share. payable lnnedi-i
ately. Any stock upon which this assess,
mcpt may remain unpaid on the 10th day,
OF December. 1906. viii be delinquent andi
advertised for sale at public auction. andf
OF the 26th day OF December, 1906, TO payi
the delinquent assessment. together with tho
cost of advertising and expense of sale.
One-hals cent per share shall be payable.
the 27;n day o, December. 1905. Any
stock upon which this assessment may re-'
main unpaid on the 26th day OF January. I
1907, v!ll be delinquent and advertised for.
sale Mt public auction and unless paymenti
Is made before: will be sold on the l1tht
day OF February, 1907, TO pay the delinquent
assessment: together with tho cost OF advcr-l
tislng and expense Of sale
one-half cent per share shall be payaolSi
on the 18th day OF February, 1907. Any
stock upon which this assessment may re-f
will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment ts
made before. Will be sold on the 29th day.
of March. 1907. TO pay the delinquent assess;
mert together with tho cost Of ndycrtisiaGs
md expense OF sale.
J. c. LYNCH Secretary
ESQ Raymond Illinois Mining Company. ,
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ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

Star Consolidated Mining company. pria-
cipal place Of business, Salt Lske City, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF
the board OF directors, held on tho 17,h day
of November, 1906, an assessment OF three
81 cents per share was levied on the capital
stock of the corporation. payable on or be-
fore TIE 2oth day oil December Iso6, to
street Salt Lako City. Utsh. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain un-
paid on the 2oth day OF December, 1905. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is made be-
fore viii be sold on the och day Of January.
1907, NJ q. NJ, TO pay tho delinquent as
scssmcnt together with the cost of adver.i3-
ing and expense OF sale
". j. BATEMAN. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah. November III, 1905.
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Ore Shipments

The Taylor & Brunton Samplinc works
released the following carloads OF orc
Thursday
Utah ... w 10
The Pioneer Sampling Works released
the following carloads OF ore Thursday
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hamberlain s Cough Rem.
edy.

Guy.
other medicine manufac-
received so much praise
Expressions of gratitude
ms Cough Remedy. II is
prompt relief follows it's
= parents everywhere do
testify to its merits for
others. it is n certain
and will prevent the at
at the first appearance of
I is especially adapted to
: is pleasant TO take and
ing injurious. Mr.. Z. A,
A well-known resident and
Ftore of Mr., L. Lock, OF.
'plony, South Africa, saws,
I'd Chamberlain Cough
frd OFF Group and colds in
Z found 1T TO be very sat
1T gives me pleasure to
. For sale by all lead.
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HOME VISITORS EXCURSIONS
East,

East.
Via Oregon Short Line and Union Pa,
eiGc Railroads. Following rates will
prevail from Salt Lake.
Denver and return .Sl9.75
Omaha and return 80. 90
Chicago and return. ....... 44.50
Kansas City and return. ....-.. $500
ST: Louis and return ........., 1880
TICKETS ON SALE NOVEMBER
goth and DECEMBER 18th, limited tt
90 days from date of sale.
Porportionatelv low rates from and
to many other points. See agents for
particulars.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, POI MAIN
STREET,
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And in accordance with the Law md an
order OF the board OF directors made on the
10th day OF October. 1905. so many shares OF
each parcel OF such stock as may be ncces-
snry VIII be sold az the Office of the company.
40 South Filth East street, nj p. m. on the
Sth day OF December, 1906. 20 pay the dolsn-
oucmt assessment. together With cost OF ad-
Vertlsing and expense Of sale
e2l5S q M'CARRICK Treasurer.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

The Little Eddie Gold and Copper Mining
company Principal place Of business i2O
South Fifth East street. Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock on account Of assessment
levied on the 18th day OF October. 1906 tho
respective shareholders. as follows:
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CAMP
tHE WORLD
pdfield Is Now, and
e in Years
Come.
B|AMP IN THE
wANT, SAY VISITORS
Made That Goldfeld
cipus Population of
Isa'Ns,''o = y in Year.


,ssa Of the purchasing de-
United States Smelling.
Ailing company, returned
from a two week q
ID and Tonopah, New.
Ale encountered the cold
uHwept over that section
IL. nd experienced the in
'ullQ,d discomforts which at
haul1.y of fuel in the coldest
m Goldield, Mr.. Durgin
w b heople and running over.
Mess, he says. than IF"
nHll busy, or expecting TO
ommodations were out
Ill and Mr.. Durgin had to
tn every night to get a
AIN ( Everything In Tonopsh
. high, but as money is
of work of all
high prices cut
the estimation of the
dlIldfeld, A Mr.. Durgin says,
Of the great producing
VIA by personal inspection,
'5elf that the gold mines
z nave not by any descrip-
ore-producing abilities,
"a. ted. 1t. is a conservative
r.make that there are mil.
,'5f various grades of gold
'fnes of Goldfield now on
~ sight, and blocked out
\ FACTION and shipment. The
AN Reduction company ships
Wy and Garfield in Utah,
nd to the Globe Smelter
ut now they are up against
punt that they cannot get
. for the ore. There is
m ,ars, and scarcity OF fuel,
'H6cient to supply the en-
What few cars the railroad
nm FOR this reason il is inn
M transportation for low
81" eli is the quality of ore
;sa IRE want.
wAt demand for low-grade
lag the smelters. This con
7 lcl by lack of transporta-
~ MS'r in the Shipment of ore,
pressing effect upon the
G stocks, and this effect
I lpg as II is impossible TO
'" ore of which the mines
ias produce. Better trans
C1ities will have TO be in
= : sorder to bring relief in
i N passed the exciting sea-
..sao all new mining camps.
I'D down upon substan-
W business is being CON
legitimate lines. The De
Milling company Of 100
en- miles distant from
wed in handling the Tono-
. ores. The sampling mill
company, on a test trial,
9n>resence. run hundred
w forty-eight minutes. 1t
Il structure and certainly
r doing wonderful work.
sn)res Purchasing company,
8 ues Snyder is general man
u IF the most perfect and
mills in the State
is situated fourteen miles
'D,ah. It's capacity is 600
mi The same company also
lmbia Sampler at Gold
! commission at this time,
~ at Reno, which is more
IGu than n sampler proper.
uparates the coarse from
conditions. both
ID Tonopah. there can be
a, the fact that Gold6eld
Wfyear will be the liveliest
or in the world.
the mines already de-
rs an activity unprcce-
in the annals of mining.
~ and predict that Gold
= camp of fifty thousand
near future. That pre-
n guess. but in the
the most conservative it
gerated one. In my ludg-
AIS expansion in a bust
HI increase In population
4 limited by transportation
Uket there and ship the
ing ore out.
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BazaT and Supper,

The Altar society Of st. Mary's cathe-
dral VIII give bazar and supper on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings De-
tel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-02
ACtOs de propaganda uniOnista en-
Rio Grande.
(De astestro cOrrespOnsas.

Julio layer domingo, ante una con-
culIenciR de mas dc 500 personas lie
v6se 4 efecto dos mltins de propaganda
unioninta On 81 pueblo de Rio Grande.
FL primeTo empezo & las nueve media
de Ia mafIana terminando 4 la una mss
dia. Hicieron uso de la palabra con fra
ses cultas y sin lastimar al adversario los
sefioTes don Modesto Gotay, quien abri6 81
sctc, siguiendole don Julio Esparolini,
don Nolasco Rubio y cerrando con frases
elocuentfsimas 81 senior Andres RodTf-
guez.
El segundo verifc6se en- Ia plaza de las
Flores, habIando los mismos sefiores En-
ese momento pasaba el Lcdo. Tizol, quien
solicitoda por el mismo numeroso pdblico
habl6 enIexcelente peroraci6n , le prodiga
ron aplausos delirantes. Dsspues habl6 81
doctor Vizcarrondo, con frasea correctas y
sentidas, Sc hizo aplaudir Biguiendole 81
Lcdo. en- farmacia senior Martinez.
Con yivas Z Ia union termin6 81 acto &
las seis de Ia tarde.
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LAS ELECCIO
NES De AVER.
lIas De 2,0OO Y0tantes uli0nisLas

Con 81 mayor orden entusiasmo, Sc
efectu6 aver la elecci6n de candidatura
para compromisarios Ia convention
unionista de San Juan.
No hubo lucha, pues Ia mayor armonfa
rein6 entire todo 81 elemento de Ii 6nica y
tomaron parte en- Il votaci6n, mas de dos
mil electores De los barrios dc Santurce,
Puerta de TERRA, Marina ciudad, dando
asf una muegtra mas de la liriIidad que
en- San Juan tiene Ia Uni6A de Puerto
Rico.
Resultaron eleiidoB los geiores uiguien-
tea & quienes fue comunicada ID designa-
ci6n ca 81 favor recafda, por San Juan.
Manuel Padial Goenaga, Eunano Boca-
negra Lopez, Pedro Toledo MARQUEE, Es.
teban Morales O'Farril, Manuel Pala-
Clos SalazaE, Juan Garcia, Jesds AImi-
roty, Julio Galvez Otero, Tomas GuaI
Bonafoux, Andres Rodriguez, Juan N.
RosselI6 Pedro Elzaburu, Bernardo Hi
daigo Martinez, Joss Ortiz Martinez, jose
p. Calder6n Calder6n Porta-
latin, Eusebio Felix Santiago. Manuel
Figueroa Pena Juan Ramirez Labrn-
dor.
EIemento joven y enthusiastic como 81
que mas yiene ner ese valiOao grupo do
compatriotas IN nueyo estfmulo para Ia
gallarda y patri6tica lucha que en 81 pro-
ximo s de noviemhre, Hevar6 las curu-
les municipales de San Juan los elelidos
poH sl pueblo uniOniata de IL ciudad.
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De SQGLEDAD.

D7t Elegantemente impreBa, he
mos tenido el gusto de recibir Ia invita-
ci6n para 81 bale de etiqueta, que se efec-
tuRr6 en- el Teatro de San Juan, Ia noche
del 3 del corriente, con motive de las
festas la commemoraci6n del de julio.
La suscriben los sefiores Diaz Navarro,
H. Todd, x. Lands y H. Behn.
Hay mucha animaci6n para ell bale
one promote resultar esplendido.
Con 81 Be estrenara al Teatro, que Sc
esta decorando convenientemente.
Una bOd0. Puramenta en- familia, por
luto reciente de Ia contrayente, han efec-
tuado matrfmonio cat6lico, en- la noChe del
sabado, los distinguidos j6venes de esta
HOciedad, Maria Roig Vicente Gnillot
Fueron padrinos dofa Carmen Jordan
don Pedro Schira, install l6ndose los felices
e6nyuges en- Ell 'sVersalles".
Grandsmente estimados en- esta sociedad
los hpy dichosos amigos gu boda merece
los placemes de todos y por nuestra parte
les deseamos un hogar tan feliz como sea
possible en- la humana vida. que por bue.
ma y virtuosa ella quito correcto el,
merecen.
La retreto'-Por cauHa del NAL tempo
4U6 G6luO &nOch6, uuDO 09 HHBp6nQ6IBe ~
retreta en- Ia plaza principal 'iarana' en-
ell Casino. Esta noChe Sc efectuar6 aque-
lla, eieCutando un escojido programa Ia
buena banda del battalion puertoTriquefio.
Cuatro capalLOs Perfuman ell ambien-
te de San Juan, desde aver, con su grata
presencis, las distinguidas bellas senori-
tas Carmen Matenzo de Ponce, Carmeli-
ia Santana Menendez de Manatf, Enrique
ia Fariha de Juncos y Anita Sim6 de
Manatf, Bien venidas y que sea por mu-.
cho tempo 81 resurjir aquf de esos esplen..
didos luceros.
OtrO snLace e-Anoche contrajeron ma
trimonio catolico- en- la iglesia de San
Francisco de esta ciudad, los estimables
j6venes Marta Salter y Gabriel segura,
siendo padrinos Ia sefora Candida Bey de
Jordan Manuel E. Jordan.
Lucia la novia un magnifco traje que
Fealzaba grandemente su gracia y hermo-
Bura.
Los concurrentes al Rcto fueron muY
nbsequiados Hacemos votos por que Ia
mayor ventura presida esa union que hace
Ia felicidad de dos seres nacidOs para
amarse.
GEMPER