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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14

Il Boston can u better than any other her
city, then, according 70 our views. gos.
people who are interested ia .bllIa.nE
sos sss :ss ssns 8 hs ns ass
PIE OF that section 10 exactly the con-
quite sRis
s %Sic, t0 this ss decision 81 and the view
by everyone who is an advocate Of hon
est competition. seems for the most
View taken Sy Gsmmsson sayc Maan ans
az shown IN his dissenting opinion; and
as that opinion demonstrates more
into sfrsct this decision # the eal poMer
assaay Sys9 G the p9HeEs n
quoting from his dissenting opinion.
After considering many Of the conclu-
q carrier reaching by its lines ali Of
the III Il tS Soq!s be ta
to deal with the differences in rates as
determinations between localities by
eo oHd Garr tsem ana found Undue IND sa to
Is 3 manifest and radical diirerssce be-
tSst a. matter tier Of discrimnatiSh like
the provisions of the third section Of
fixing of differentiais in rates to or
through the various ports and over In
dependent and competing railroads. In
to adjust rates. subject only to the re.
ta Of saen Saries that
and shall not unduly discriminate be-
tween commodities or between persons
and localities reached or served by it."
In this he properly differentiates a
i I along is line and a di isMesa
ever, that when this supervisory con-
the rates bs ehe hs
VIII be compelled to follow the rule
Again he says, page Is:
The foregoing report proceeds upon.
the idea that there is some legitimates
and ascertainable standard Of fairness !
p1eper Of P nsa m seS
measure Of distribution OF the traffic
t between the ports and carrier other
law undertakes to fix no such star standard
Or limitation; nor does 1t authorize the
of 1G 90 SO rest the1 for the
the competing contests between car
And 1t might. be added that the law
neither Undertakes to fix such standard
VI uWltaCOn nor ought 1t ever to put
In the hands OF a Commission the power
to FIX such standard or limitation.
Again he says, page 70:
Thus It is seen the purpose and ef-
feet of the conclusions is to DECLARE
what differences in rates the railroads
should make to the four parts for the
purpose of distributing the business.
Whether the carriers see flt to follow
the suggestions of the Commission,
which they are, of course in no sense
bound to do, or decline to acceed to the
same, will, in my opinion, leave tho
Commission in an embarrassing at
IF they acquiesce we will have gone
beyond our authority, to interfere in
d the course Of trade, determining the
q matter with which we are not
charged. Tomorrow we may be called
upon to determine what share the Gulf
ports may have and the Gulf roads
carry. the next day to fix the proper.
ton to which the Pacific coast is en-.
And; again. he very forcibly says on
I'm declaring as between competing
lines and competing ports what differ
entiais shall govern, assuming that
they Will govern, we hamper compe-
tition, and by this regulation of dis
tribntion effect in realty division of
territory "a division Of tlpfflc, and q
division OF earnings, which q substance
anq eject tend to defea1 ut only the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14
Better Cultivation.

The season for field work is
us. Let the motto of every ia
for the coming season be: 81
farm work." There is no part o.
farm work that means more
better tillage of the soil before
crop is planted. There is only
time that the soil that underli
hill of potatoes or corn can be
tivated, and that is before the
is planted.
The same rule applies to the
grain. A young grain plant
on its parent kernel until it car
hold of the soil. When it first
gins to take it's food from the
it has very slender and weak
growth indeed. If its feeding gr|
is a bed of Jumps it must grow
slowly. A young plant is much
a young animal. Unless it ha
favorable opportunity to feed
grow while young it will receH
setback from which it will never
recover.
We get only one chance vel
raise a crop, therefore let us
do his part to secure good on(
you are not thoroughly convinc(
the benefits derived from cultiy|
take ont acre and go over It
or four additional times with aI
plement that will stir the soil
and note results the coming 81
and then you will agree with Ii
Roman saying. "Tillage is mar
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14

One of the grounds for diyoI
. Detroit woman was that In Il
two years she had only receives
cents for spending money. and
was for witch hazel oil.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14

Some reformer will now claim
Mccall died to get revenge Of
Insurance companies by making
Fay his policies.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
Notice of Probate.

state IL south nHkasa. I. In Gouasy Court
ananty af Charles Mis. July term, ls0
IN the matter u the estate q samuel uray
hawk. sltssAsssl.
The state u sorth Dakota sends grsetingto
Margaret Gfayhask. Esfxats~tA Gigasa pap.
Joseph Nan3rud. Adssaia Jogses, aud Ius.y
aise heirs 1t law and neat ~ Kin ~
samuel GRAY han NH. slssrsaAed
ard ~ All whom tiisss presents may come.
NssliHe III hHreby given that
Lucy Omaha
has hied IN this eoart verified petition
- person left nj estate consisting III real and
personal pfspeFtf. and an Inherited tatarssf
W real and personal property. and AN Indian
niiptfaSAt OF rival pfx1peftys aHsls.r ts afUk b.
issas II the stastuIs~ IN the Initsd STATES. aud
stating and showing further that all III said
rEni and personal pfupefty. asaa said sssteress
In hsid FHnI aF personal property IL wholly
NANHaRt kfani attachment of other nasssflr pfss-
sess. and nat ls&ssle for the fssy heat IN the
dsastx 81 said dsesASsds and praying for ahe
htzrthE ~ extdrHsr ia support 81 said petit
ton sid TOR HIdtTss 81 fact aud for BnAt de-
ssres q Discrimination &c slss estate IL said DE-
dky tass fFtA day ~ July las, III tssn osssaussk
\. =. VI said uAs. beaHK i dag af spsselai
seftn ~ Ibis ruafk ae~wsts The July tern
itSs ~ ttsx eoutt fssan la tlss sasA III Aaxkses
tAtunty " GheFles Ais. south ipakasA. Has
tsssn NJ for hearing - i petition, Misn ana
NlRfN any persuB interested nIas appear ass1
<fsow saase II ANY. Nhy the said prlifiun
si&puld net h. xfanted
dated q 6edaes I. ID. this = day " June
A. ID tMA. ! A Fuersfe
e-% JAdEe Co. LoaFE
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
CUBAN Burial CUSTOMS
Peculiar system A iopted In Disposina
of The !. Dead.


of The Dead.
The burial customs In Cuba are a.
most as strange rs the Parsee customs
and their towers of silence IN India.
The cemetery routine Ii like this:
First. some one. usually the head OF
tire family. buys n plot. lie at once
eets 10 work digging his own grave
aud graves for all the members OF bis
family. lie Dig several graves six
fesf long for "a ts, and one grave
four feet long to ,roside for the pos
sibie death Of !, Id. When the en-.
tire area Of the lot Il thug In open
graves, the grave iigger turns mason
aud plasteNr. cenents each
grave. bottom ant sides. Then he Ais
"a the cemented . ayes with soil, and
.oes home Wit. the satisfactory
iought that he may look upon his
rwn grave durins. his lifetime. AMI
rat IL In ready for him at any time
he II ready for II.
Bnt the welrdest part Of this Gus.
'nm II yet 10 be told. In the middle
- the piot square grave Ii dug
haie about six feet each way. Thu
I laare hole liz cemented. ike TIL,
{ raves. and filed In with soil II
should be expia ied here that thu
bodies In tine gre - are covered with
! 'iicklime. Whe he flesh has dssap
AIRED and only bones rre left.
the bones are tak u ont OF the grave
snd thrown into the square hole IN
fhe center of IN. plot Thus the
gmses are used over and over again
until the square hole IN the center Ii
Aiiled with the hoses OF the members
~ this or that family. Then the hots
4 scaled ever, and that partieuis,
family plot II abandoned and a new
,ne purchased.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
Notice OF Special own LIeesiou

| Notice is hereby given tia,
IN pursuance of a resolution ui
the board of trustees of the
town of Wagner, at a regular
meeting of sad board. held in
the office of the town clerk, OF
said town of Wagner, on the ed
day of July 1906, that there is
hereby called a special election
lot the qualified voters of said
town OF Wagner To vote uuon the
question of issuing refuading
bonds in the sum ot S50UU. 90, to
lake up aud refund TN. bonded
Indebtedness Of said town. Said
bonds 10 run for not less than
live years or more than twenty
years, aud to draw interest not
~ exceed live per cent per an
num. Said election 10 be held
on the I'D day of July, 1905, at
tile office Of the town clerk in
aud for said town of Wagner.
The polls will be open at go'ciock
4. III. and cluse at O'Clock d. IN.
The question 10 be voted upon at
said election shall b.s as follows:
shall the buard of trustees
Of the town Of Wagner issue re
funding bonds III the sum of |
k1utel, 10 refund tile bonded and |
indebtedness Of said
avn now due aud payable, or
1bs,ut ~ become due aud paya
,is., said bonds ID run not less
'iAn i've years Or more than
,wenty years. and 10 be- In d,
npiuinatis,ns o. not less than one
hundred dollars or more than
'ne Thousand dollars each. and
D draw intsrest MT % exceed
I've per ce1it per annum.
Tliose voting in favor Of said
ssue will vote Yes.
Those voting against said Is
ue will yute mo. = I,
Dated This 2nd day of July,
gOH. Il
John Stedr0nsky
hartman OF tlie Board Of rrus.
tees ut the Town OF Wagner.
.ttest.
Emil Mistsrek.
Town Clerk.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

VIZ suspect that the average
South Dskot4n, when laading
his Stale And urging her claims
~ notice ovsrIooif4 one 81 bis
mast telling facts. Let's not
~ chesty ~ ~ bus with slight
sninsfion xnnonuce the fact that
llais snUnth Cum missioner Ut
6cl1oul md Public Land Bacl,
distrihnted y The county treasur-
~ y. ~ ca.h Tor each child III
srl,oOI 80 il stste; that this il i
teni auunal cApsr 81 his; thai
" ~ gilt md hss not coss a. .
cent practically; that our cum
|ns0n selsool fluid II hardly start.
~ - w md h few years will
yield N Income that will nearly
Y ~ quiss support our schools
lfoqoois Chief.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

ol,oo NokDs ron rtARrsN.

Washington june s-.At III,
conclusion Of The last meeting q
committee % public lands today,
Congressman Lacey, chairman
az the committee. speaking 81
Congressman Martin OF South
Dakota who stands high on the
list Of members Of that com.
anittee aud who will not be q
member Of the Sixtie.h congress
sid that no member of the com
mittee bad displayed q higher
type Of brtad craftsmanship,
devotion 70 public duty and IN
telligence than T. w. Martin. He
declared that Martin was always
present. always ID good humor,
alwaYs level headed aud fair and
thai he should be delighted ii
Martins successor, in case he
nuQQtu 08 mem Der OF the com
mittee would prove as able and
valuable man.
Congressman Conner Of Iowa
member " the public buildings
committee with Mr.. Martin de-
clared that the committee would
miss tile South Dakots man Ia
ll,e Sixtieth congress remarking
HAT Mr.. Martin had been i
most earnest and helpful mem.
ber, able, aud always on deck
* . csn ~ I'll the good things ,
bout Martin you can think of, !"
snid Judge Conusr, and | will
ndorse them I'll. Z L.
III The house general regret ,
- been expressed that Mr.. /
4artin, Who was not ! candidate j
Is re-eIsction - the house will !
- u /. member 81 that body Ii. .
= 6lxtieth congress.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

I -. ! loser ii . twenty
y>nrs batsIe With chronic piles
nx1d malignant sores until / triad
huckIea y Armies SAlve. which
tarnsd ~ ida w curing both.
III ~ ! trscs remains. Z writes
4. ~. Brnce. of FArnssille. VI.
he.t Tor old ulcers. cuts, burns
4nd wounds. PC 1t Wagner
Drug ca
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06


n would - infinitely better
for tlle rspnbIicanS u tnrn their
j,int efforts % yards i general
cisAning Up II the forces arraysd
against the party policies under
the Roosevelt administration.
Than VI wssse their energies In
trying y kill each other Off 70
the delight and material assis
tanco % The political enemy. =
Tbs convention Ii over. Let
tllose republicans who are re.
publicans still get behind the
movement for complete success
next November and in 1905. II
there IRE republicans who don !
want y play m tile republican
yard - fen0ed II b. the majority
~ them get on the other side IL
~ fsncs md play insome other
p&rty yard. Watertown Public
Opinion.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
Land oflsce ~ Mlt.hell : D. Anr,l >,

Land ofisce at Mitchell. 4. d.. April 81 iapi
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has flcd notice of his intention
10 make 8nai proof In support of his claim.
ana thai said proof will lie made be,for,,
!. A. Foerste County Judge at Gedsies, i. ID.
on Juts -. 1906. viz!
Frances posoiny. Wagner 3. u. Tor the
lots :. : * ! see. s-gt-sss " sth b. M
u. u. 3i4s8
Tie names the following witnesses "a, proys
OF said land. viz:
Jas. Zacharias. Jas. kostsi. Jacob kocer and
Joseph hOcer all of Wagner. y r.
Ueo. r.. Foster Register
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

For boating bslsbing sour stomach, bad
brsath maiassimiiation of food. and all
symptoms OF Indigestion, Rings dyspepsia
tabieis prompt and efficient correcti ". Sold
by the Wagner Drug Co. liza
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
Land oit,ee !. mitchell. !. D.. Nav an 10,

Notice u i.erehy given that the following
named @ettlcr has tiled notice of his intention
70 make final proaf In support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
County Judge AT Gsddes. 3. ID. ON June
a is0s. viz:
Horace q. Wilson: for the
NJ ses sec Is. and nws swA sec i4-a5-sa
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultisa-
ttsa of said land, stsi
Henry cavier. VIM. Ritter, Geo. Hawkey.
and Fred Rasbe. all Of Wagner. = u.
Geo. Poster. Register
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
THE STATE OF sourH DAKOTA


gomnany's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas. The Metropolitan Plate
Glass ant Casualty Company, a corpora
ton. organized under the Ilws OF New
York, has filed In this office a sworn
statement exhibiting its condition and
business for tine year ending Dec. 81
1905, cenforrab's tn the requirements OF
the laws of this state regulating the
business of Insurance; aud
Whereas. The said company has aled
IN this office duly certified CORY OF as
charter. with certificate of Organization,
In compliance with tie requirements OF
the insurance law aforesaid:
Now, therefore. |. John G. Perkins
Commissioner Of Insur nre OF the state
Of South Dakota, PURSUANT to the pro-
visions OF said laws do hereby certify
that the above named company is fully
empowered. through its authorized
agents. TO transact It's appropriate busi-
ness Of Plate Gltss aud Accident Insur-
ance In this strife. according To the laws
thereof. until the 3ist daytof December,
Al. D. 1905
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
SET my hand and ofcil seal at Pierre,
this 18th day OF March. A. y. 1906
iScal.D JOHN G. PERKINS
Commissioner OF Insurance
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
OIiyiaIIerron

IL for any reason yon intend
10 have = sale, see me before you
engage y0nr auctioneer. Sale
bills half the usual price.
August Talberg,
1916 Wagner, >. d.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
i. III. s.sY.,o. Fo.,...,.

The Indian rhinoceros IL nearly ex
snet. There are two specimens In til.
London xooiogicsl gardens aud two o,
r. EanopS.s sssasimeat. Very few arr
EFT hi a wild state IN Inils aud Az
sam, and unless snerlai measures b.
AIKEN for their preservation they vii
sson disappear.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

AessWassl tsA1s Aess AAssksasA stsNsAl
~ sen ) aAsASsluc Ase Y.aas hesA sasl.sasl
usapnas& tarssaAaseR shas saes II nsIsAs Aasu
sH Ms aseE. Eveu tv tlsts Kssxa GAY uenSh
AsAs<sa saestletsae tssAFSsbsy hlea tbs basslsss
Thas y wNass, hev's laxative vssanh sytap
swssk isaass ANA TaF assss ,sa the lHswtss
sirtvas eat the eesa--aeArw tAr bead. Fellyes
all eesSAss casaesss and strengthens the
Raassses HemhFans@ 20 ths lhroak ehesl,
lungs and hFaneAial tuhss sold hs tho wAg.
aeu rFag 60. liza
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

The old time m.tlsod of purglng the system
with carthsrtics that tear, grippe. grind and
break siosa The walls Of The stomach and In
tcsstnes = superseded By nadess Little Liver
Pills. They CLEANSE the liver. aud instead OF
weakenins. baild up ana strengthen the
whole system. k-Ieive headache. blllousness
constipation etc- sgd by the Wagner Drug
Co. Tia
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

Land once, Mitchell. !. d.. June =. taai
Notige l. herehs given that the following
named ssttlcr has nted notice OF his tatentIun
- make AyeaF prtsof In support OF his claim
aud that said proof viii lie made before the
County ladee. D. A, Foerste Al Gedtlts. 4, ~,
on August ~, lsa6 viz.
James O. Mckinnon Of q Greenwood, = d..
III. h. No slteA made June Is. iAa for the M
nes and stl nes. see ~. 4 ~. Il %
tie names the following witnesses to pruye
his continuous residence upon and cuttiya-
tian of said land, yixs
Thomas Gullickson and Oliver 1t. Pierre of
Greenwood. : H.. frank MeAflister and
Chas Pratt OF Wagner. =. ID.
a-.a Geo. Z Foster. Register.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

Platte, South Dakota, June 10,
1905. 10th. teachersofC Charles
Mix county.
Uur Institnte will be held In
Platte, August 8 10 II. The
faculty will be DR.. II. X. Warren
President Of Yankton College.
kev. T. Il. CamfieiI, Prinelp.l
OF Ward Academy: Mr.. j. v.
Murphy, Principal Of Platte
City schools. aud Mrs. Nellie II.
Swingle. of the Sioux City
Schools. Allwhnexpect ii teach
inCharies Mix county are exnect-
I'd 10 be present, see section
22:2,96, Compiled School Laws.
Cordially yours.
OliviaHerron.
Teachers will be examined in
South Dakota History. Robin.
sons History Of s. d. can be
obtained OF the Educator Supply
Company Of Mitchell.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

The STAT AnaisofSs eshea has
received r~p,rts fFaa al the
land tiistSiels showing shat a5i, /.
90 acrss more real estate will be
listed for taxation this year than
for last Lyman eouaty shows
the LARGEST number of proofs be,
ing 762 with Gregory county.
next with 5ss. The total num-.
Der of new tracts 10 be listed is
J. $50. Dakota Republican.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

Kat ane Of Kings dsspepssa tablets after
each meal and goa wall not saffsr with In
dissstion. Sold by tbs Wagner Brug 60. ia
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

raradoxicsl { aawh II may seen
most lawyers 10 Sanding up.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06
ANIMAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending Deee IN her n,
1905
OF the condition OF the
METROPOLITAN PLATE GLASS
AND CASUALTY COMPANY

organized under the laws of the state
OF New York. made to the Commas
ssioher OF insurance of tile State ~
said state. President, Eugene Fl.
Winsiow: secretary S. Vim Burton.
incorporated April ~. 1874 Com
nseised Business April ~ 1874 Prin-
cipal Office. a Cedar street, New York
Ilty.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-07-06

Every form OF distressing allment known
as piles originates internally. The real
cause OF the trouble Is In side. ManZan Is
put up IN coilapsible tubes with nozzle, 81,
The medicine can be applied where IL will do
The most good. and do II quickly. II you are
suffering with piles yen owe yourself the
duty of trying ManZan. sold by the Wagner
Drug 20. lin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
Mario Morales
AIcaIdIa &c Uiuadu
AguAdills, j Ipio re 9C6

ss Admitsn solieitudss para cubrir
dos vssanI's de Sub inIpectc res &c
ssnidad , BsusheeneiG. uua para II
pIudEd, con 7tO dollars, J otsa para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
DESDt JuAAA D|Az

ELS del pasAdo mss iuvlmos sl
pesar do acompGHAr q la Metropolis,
loa restos morales del que sn vida tlG
nusStro dissipguido eorrsliglopario
don Juan Antonio Cintr6n, Quien en-
lsn)r ds 10 iuvenIud perecs bsio sl
peso dc trAidora y cruel entermsdad.
Que en- pocos messa min6 pre- tunda
m ,nts aQusl tsmperamento robuato,
LuchAdor iLtAtigAble, el amigo
Cintron tL6u vsrdAdsro h6toe On las
elseCionea de l.aOA.
Fl pArtido untonl'tA dsmoSiro las
sImpaIiAs QUE le msreoia el 6nAdo y
su respectable tamils. aCcmpahando On
.olemne mAnifsAtAcion dc duelo la CON
oucci6n do aus reItoS, J dedickadols
una hermosa corona tGoebre.
TAmbi6n el pArIido advsrGario
concurri6 OIL sniierro con una lusida
representation, snv!Ando tambien una
corona.
En- nomhre de sodo 81 partido On
vlamos & los oigniIimoa padres del
ouerido Juan Antonio "a. Q. d, yAlu
virtuuIisimA ssposA y oemks dsudoS,
Ia txpres. on sincsrA do nusAIro ma
Eentido p6sAms.
CoRREsPoNsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
EDICT0
G. AtiIes Garcia.

En- 10 Coits Municipal del Diatrito
judicial municipal do HumaCao
P. r. EitAdos y aidos dc Am6ri
60. E PresldenIe do los Eatados
Unidoss 8
Carlos Petit Lsbrun LAnge, t1 parte
sobre conversion de poseai6n on do
mimic.
ror euanto Carlos Petit Lebrun
Lapgs, propietario, mayor de sdad,
soltero y vscino dc Vi6lues, he pro.
moVido ante este Corte I'm expedien!e
solieitAndo 10 eonversi6n de 10 ins
Cripci6n de poasai6n en- dominic do Ia
aiguiente fnoA.
RGistSs, ps61io denominAdo eEn
senAdA HondAs dedieAdo 4 Ia G tArzG
dc gAnAdo alto en oi bsrrio do Cam
plha, del l6tmino municipal de We
CUES, Compuslt) do mil dolcieptas .
CuerdAs de tsrrenoS, equivAlenIes 4
ouAsro cientss sessntA una h.clAreaS,
seaenIA J euAlro areas y Aelsnla y Gin
co csnIk.eAs Linda por oil Norte
con una esIareIa dc paa1os de James
Adams, por el Sur con el mar, por el
Ests con lR eassnsiA DEF ominadA Man
Of War de los aenores AourrAil.e J
MarNneau y por el Ossle con lAa es-
tansiAS CAlAbaAkH, sAR JoGs, y Gs
neral Acocsr de don MAsso LuChsui
Rata hncA lA. .adquiri6 oil EeiteionAric
por compra que hicisrA don Fslip,
A berlo, dun DAnlsI G G1lllsrmo, dcfis
JosttA FraneiseA y don Juan NiRus
K iArney } Aware J essos sctsai,s
ron 81 poIeslon por vitIud de un tx
psdienIe poasEorIo kAmlIAoo On q
JuzgAdo municipal do V.sques, AFRO
naoo con tscha eAIorce dc Julio d,
mil OF b lclsnlos ochsllA y clnco & il.
crlto tn 81 ReglsIro de Ia PropisdAc
de HamaeAo III 70 10 Ito, del / m,
tres oe VIeluts fsehG velnIs de ARc1
del clIAdo 4 mil Ch JcleLIos Lcusn
10 J cineo
| Por e.AtI hIb!eb10 trist aio 8
HonOrsb's K f.el TrAdo Yrri.r
Jutz de ella Golls mGnlc pal Que :,
pub lqu' . s~ie' . per Ie mi 10 &c ouin
es olAs Lsha as 81 urea n1merol
conS olnTOs sn G, sri6dicu La [ EMO
CRAC1A, para qua IUa qLe 80 crsA,
~ n lalcadUp puedAn opoIerae 90 a
piI - dlChU q o. nIAr dasde O. prIm =,
en- que apart zea Nv blieA taIr solcto
Q tandt SO q IoaEs las bersonsa QUE =,
cream Isner sobre oieho iomu. b Il. cuAI
Quier dereshJ J lodOa Auuelloa
IQuienes pusdA terludieAr IL ctn
sion BollcilAds, para qls dstlrD d,
dieho tesmlno fnmuIsn o o .lc;6n
preVintepdo todos que paa. q
mismo, SO les0t ERA suors In eopv.r
lion policitAda, pArSndo { lodos 10,
Ierlnteios de ley, sxtiendo eli present,
bSlo mi ArmG en HumteAo 4 vslnte ,
ochJ dc Junlu de NIL noveeisn,os ,e,s
DC scIo Garcia.
lS % See siArio CorIs Municipal