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Biggest block Of Ice.
From London Tit-Bif

The largest mass Of Ice In the world Is
probably the one which Ais up nearly tho
whole OF the interior OF Greenland. where
IL has accumulated since before the dawn
OF history. u Ia believed now to form q
block about 800. 900 square miles in area ana
averaging q mile and q half In thickness.
According to these statistics tn. llnlT o
lca 10 larger. In volume than the whole body o.
water In. the Mediterranean and there y
enough OF " 70 cover the whole Of the | nl,eo
kinedom OF Great Britain and Ireland Wins
iAxer about seven miles thick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
ST. ANTHONY HAS
SHOOTING sCRAPE
George Guthrie Who Shot Him.
Himself and Wife May Not
Recover From Wound.
MUCH LIQUOR AND TROUBLE
We're the Causes Leading up to III.
Domestic TroubIe--SiO, 900 Ho.
tel for Ashton.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
G T. ANTHONY, Idaho. Feb %
George Guthrie who shot hinssl,
and wife yesterday has been "a
moved to the Harris hotel where he /.
In a precarious condition This morn.
ing II Is thought that Mrs. Guth5s
may recover unless blood poisoni,,
should develop. Guthrie had been
breeding over his domestic troubles for
some time. Liquor has also PLAYED II.
part In the case.
The Ashton Townsite company. which
Is composed Of st. Anthony business
men. has decided to build a $40 OO0 no.
tel at the new town. Plans for the new
building are now complete and tba
work will be rushed to completion
When II Is finished, Ashton can boast nj,
one of the best hosteris in the corntv
The militia boys accompanied Nv
their band left for Blackfoot last night
where the ". G. OF Idaho intends giving
banquet and dance. When IL comes
TO wanting good music in the state This
regimental band is in much demand
Geo. Furney has rented his fine farm
and moved to ST. Anthony where he il
establishing a real estate office. Mr..
Furney is also erecting a handsome
residence in the northeast part of
town.
An organization OF the daughters of
the American revolution is being ef-
fected this afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24

Anropos OF "The Divine Sara's'
present visit to this cou- try, Robert
Shackelton the novelist, tells an anus
ing story Of the great actress when
last sho WAS playing here in America.
at which time he WIS reporting on one
Of the New York dalles. The partic-
ular assignment which gave birth to
the vii OF the French actress was this
The was TO interview all the celeb
rtlcs possible on the engrossing topic,
IN there were m eleventh command
mout. what should It he2'
Madam Bcrnhprdt he found nj
breakfast In her rooms at the Holland
house, charmiugly gownod en- negli-
go, Of course, and intent upon a pot
NJ coffee aud loaf of French bread
q yard long She knew little English.
he knew less French, but somehow
they got through his Introductory
compliments and his question,
AN eleventh COMMANDMENT ex-
claimed the lady, with a characteris-
tic raising OF the eyebrows and a
quick little gesture OF her graceful
hands, you wish me. then, TO play
the role Of Moses? No! mol Say "a
your man that there must never. new
err he another commandment II Is toe
hard to keep those we have now
And that answer, added Mr. Shack
elton, was the best Of all he received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
hurley CORRESPONDENT
FURNISHES SOME GOSSIP
Special Correspondence.

Spttltl correspondence
DURLEY, Feb. g2.-The Burnley
n Hardware company gave, a house
warming IN the new building last
Monday evening. The feature of the
evening was a dance and lunch. They
expect to move into their new quarters
by the first OF March,
one more new firm has been added to
the list OF Burley's directory 1t Is the
hurley Paint a Glass company and
viii occupy the new building o.. over
land avenue for the present.
Two Of Constable Guymon's youngest
children are down with whoopingcough.
A ball will be given at the Opera
House tonight in honor Of the birth Of
Washington. Symns orchestra OF Po-
catello viii furnish the music for the
occasion.
Mrs. w. d. Kitchen is erecting a new
residence on the Miller addition
A force Jf Japs Is now at work on
the grounds around the depot putting
in walks and platforms, while the car
pen,ers are busily engaged In erecting
another warehouse, which VIII be built
west OF the depot and across the track.
The townslte board Of directors Will
meet this week to decide as to where
the pumps will be erected to supply the
town with water from the river. 1t Is
expected the pumps will be ready for
delivery April /, 1t is the intention OF
the board to furnish enough water TO
supply the town, and about 1000 acres
surrounding it.
Elders L. W. Robbins and Newell
Dayley OF oakley. paid Burley a visit
las Sunday, as home missionaries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
RAILROAD SURVEYORS
COMPLETE THEIR WORK

| IRWIN, Idaho, Feb. EFT looks as
though there will be railroad pass
through this place in the near future.
The surveyors have completed their
operations on line which. II Is be-
leyed, will run from Cheyenne to Ida
no Falls and the promise is that the
road is to be built at once. Rumors
credit the Oregon Short line as being
the protector
quite ripple of excitement WAS ere.
ated owing to- the arrest Of Charles Ber-
ny, accused OF selling liquor on Sua-
day. The case has been continued I'M
I'll Feb. "a. SO the outcome Is yet In
doubt, The complaining witness in tho
case Is John Burrows who gave an
other man 80 cents to purchase sons
whisky. The liquor it is alleged. was
bought at the saloon and a good case
maGs
In consequence of the agitation a
petition is now being circulated and
signed asking the commissioners to
grant no more licenses for saloons In
this place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
CURRENT GOSSIP
FROM HALEY CITY,

Special Correspondence.
I lAILEY, Ida, Feb. 22.-The United
States Land Office Inspector
Chas. o. Pollard Is here in his
regular visit to HALEY
The town was in darkness last night
owing to the necessary connections
having to be made in changing TO the
new electric plant, which has just been
completed
Snow has been falling n little the
last two days. which added about six
inches on top Of the three feet already
on the ground. Weather is warm
and sleighrlding very fine.
There are pending one or two large
mining deals here that Will interest
capitalists in various parts of the con-
tinent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24

a young novelist not to shun judicious
self-advertisement
ION one of my first visits to New
York" he said, II was taken on o
sightseeing tour by q successful joke
writer. | learned during this tour
something about the way to succeed.
"As we rode down Broadway ON a
car, my friend suddenly looked up
from the comic paper he was read
ing. gave q hearty laugh, and then
read aloud to me a Joke.
Isn't that great?' he cried. oh.
ha, ha, ha, ha! Isn't that the fun
NEST ioke-ho, no, ho.--you ever
heard?'
Just then we rose to get of. When
we reached the sidewalk. | said TO my
friend
"'You showed me that Joke before.
you know. It Is one Of your own, isn't
it?'
He smiled at my puzzled face and
answered;
Eyes But you didn't notice tho
man who sat opposite us, did You !?
He il the editor who buys most of my
stun, and he doesn't know me person.
ally See 2 "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
$1,000 TERRIER FOR ALICI
ROOSEVELT.

Not the least interesting or accept.
able among the scores of wedding
gifts which for several weeks poured
INTO the White House for Miss Alice
Roosevelt, was Fashion. a blue-blooded
brindle terrier the gift of A. Mont
gomery Stillman, the Pittsburg million
aire and close friend Of Representa-
tive LOugworth Correctively, IL may
be said that Fashion did not pour. on
the contrary. she entered the executive
mansion with all the dignity distin-
gushing hire breeding and her sex,
and II IL recorded that the greatest
care was exercised I'm the matter of
eifectng her safe passage from Mndi-
son Square Garden, New York, where
for week she had been made mser-
able by the attentions of thousands
of dog show patrons.
When Mr. Stilman decided on his
unique gift, he instructed one Of his
agents TO make a thorough search for
the finest Boston terrier obtainable In
the country Fashion was finally pur
chased from Frederick r. Rice, the
Boston fancier who had her entered
for the dog show In New York. The
price paid was $1,000.
The terrier weighs only Is pounds
and takes high rank In the canine arls-
tocracy. The Duchess. mother Of Fa-
ehion, won silver cup at the New
York dog show two years ago.
When Fashion makes her bow In
the Longworth residence she will wear
"A gold jewelled collar, handsomely en-
graved with the name OF Longworth
and the date OF the wedding. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
TELEGRAPH WIRES ARE
OPERATED TO MAlA0 NOW.

Special Correspondence.
NIALAD CITY Feb 22-Thc new
telegraph line was completed
Monday. Malad Is now In COM
munication with the whole world.
Last night the eighth grade students
played game Of basket ball with the
high school boys, which resulted IN a
victory for the former. The score stood
is to ~.
william owens attempted to XIII him
self By cutting his throat yesterday.
The point OF the razor was broken, so
missed the windppe, but cut from ear
TO ear. Drs. Kerns and Ray put nine
stitches IN the cash. For some time
owens has been mentally deransed.
The roads are very muddy on account
of the thaw and rainfall.
Mr.. Merrill of Brigham city Is visit
ing In Malad with his son. Mr.. Fenley
Merrill.
Last Friday night a masquerade ball
was given at the opera House. Prizes
were won by Miss Hazel Lusk repre-
sentng 1.-THE Goddess Of Liberty and
Mr.. II. L. Edwards In his Mexican
suit.
Miss Charlotte Jones OF Cherry Creek
and Mr. Harold OF Willard We're mar
ried by Bishop William III, Richards
Thursday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
Oyer-Couhticncc.

Gen, Pleasant Porter, an Indian
chief, desires to enter the senate.
But | am by no means overcon-
tident In the matter" said the chief IN
an interview Il know that II | get
the election. I'll have TO work hard for
H. Over-confidence causes lazness,
defeat, humiliation
My ancestors, who came from Nor
rlstown, sometimes illustrated the evil
Of er-confldence with an anecdote
OF Norristown man.
This man was talking to a beau
tlful young lady. an heress, at n
ball.
Yes, she was saying, when |
don't wish to accept a mans atten-
tons, and he asks me where ! live,
] say IN the suburbs
The man laughed.
Hal hal Excellent he said But
where do you live, Miss South?'
In the suburbs, Mr.. jones' she
answered"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
SALEM FARMERS ARE
BREAKING MORE LAND

Special Correspondence.
CALEM. Idaho, Feb. 22.--Consider-
able activity is already manifest manifest
~ among some well to do farmers
who are, as result Of their prosperous
crops last year, adding a few acres
to their possessions Indications Of a
large emigration to the Snake River
valley az soon as spring is here, are
manifest,
Several new homes are about TO be
erected and the telephone and electric
companies are adding TO their bust
ness nj the present time throughout
the town.
Some little scarlatlna has been In
evidence of late but all quarantine Is
raised.
Salem and Sugar city Will Join In the
old folks party during this week and
all married people OF the two places
will make merry during the evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
THREE WAGON LOADS OF
DUMMIES SLAIN AT PRESTON

Special Correspondence.
NRESTON, Idaho, Feb. 22--The win
ter is breaking up with a gradual
thaw. More snow falls almost
daily. which melts rapidly and adds to
The slush. This has been a beautiful
winter, with splendid sleighng for the
past two months. The pedestrians are
wishing the frost would remain for an
other month, since spring does not
come till then. and thus avoid the slop-
by weather which Is sure to prevail at
least TIL March 10.
Weston and Preston tried their skill
at rabbit hunting last Thursday. so
many rabbits were killed that they
we're not counted-only measured
Three wagon loads In all were slain.
The purse went to Preston. they having
claim to two-thirds of the Dummies.
The lecture, "Birthright of Every
American Citizen" given Friday night
by Prof. r; r. Lyman of U. of U. was
appreciated by a fair-sized audience.
Quarterly conference Of oneida stake
was held at Preston on Saturday and
Sunday. The meetings were all well
attended; so much so that on sunday
dlteTnooH tHc ihlSc "sseHipiy too'H ~
commodated only a part OF the throng--
an overflow meeting was held In the
rooms below, and many went home.
An extra session was held Sunday
evening, at which Elder b, II Roberts
spoke on Book OF Mormon Evidences.
Apostle Lyman and Patriarch Smith
were also In attendance at the confer
ence.
Mrs. Alder OF Salt Lake lectured on
THE Holy Land" at Franklin, Weston
and Preston this week.
The academy gave social last
Thursday night for the benefit of the
library A great success, was the ver-
dict
Patriotic programs are being held In
all the schools today TO close with a
grand ball In the academy at night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
FAILED.

All efforts have failed 10 find a better
bles than Foley's Honey and Tar II
stops the cough, heals the lungs and pre-
vents serious results from cold. j. n
Patterson, Nashua. Iowa. writes; Last
winter had "A bad cold on my lungs and
tried at least half dozen advertised
cough medicines and had treatment from
two physicians without getting any bene'
fit. a friend RECOMMENDED Folcy's Honey
and Tar and two-thirds OF bottle cured
me considere II the greatest cough ard
lung medicine in the world" For sale BY
r j Hill Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
Idaho News From Her Main Cities and Towns.

the interest she took in Mutual I'M
provement and ward organization
work. In addition TO being one OF the
presidency OF the Y. l.. NJ. |. A. She
was teacher In the Sunday school
and until the religion class was dis
continued she also acted In u SINH
lar capacity for that organization.
The funeral was largely attended, the
speakers all paid tribute TO her many
sterling qualities and deep sympathy
was shown by the residents Of Day
ton for the Mendenhall family on this
the eighth occasion or which death
has visited the household,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24

church property. and Mr. Dolbeer an
nounces his intention OF erecting
handsome residence thereon this COM
ing summer. The weather has been so
moderate for the last month that build
mgs are beginning to spring up In varl-
Gus parts of the city. and indications
point 10 one of the busiest years that
pocatello has ever known. The new
city iail building is being pushed ahead
rapidly, and when completed VIII be 4
credit to the city
GUN CLUB CONTEST
The Pocatello Gun club has sent ,
strong delegation To Idaho Falls. 10
shoot with the pick OF the Gun club
there for the championship trophy
which rs now held by one OF the Idaho
club members.
They VIII also have 10 contest with
some of the hest shots IN southeastern
Idaho, As several Of the clubs from
other neighboring towns have sent rep
resentatiles there.
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
a meeting Of the board Of governors
OF the Pocatello Commercial club was
held last evening NJ the Office OF Pfesi-
dent ]. II. BRADY Those present 'Nere
D. w. Church. J. Rosenberg, J. G..
Weeter and J. II. Brady. resolution
was adopted favoring the opening ot
u road across the forest reserve up
Mink creek to The settlements at the
head OF Rattlesnake and vicinity II Is
claimed this can be done at an expense
not TO exceed $3.50, and that by so doing
all the trade of the people living
IN that section. which amounts 10 con-
,sid.rnIIa gun he brought into popatCt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24

dogs wardrobe comprises several
changes OF worsted sweaters, some
made OF Alice-blue color; tiny fur
coat, a dark broadcloth cape, crochet
ed and leather leggings and boots.
She also has a slver-topped brush and
comb and complete manicurlng set
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG
LADY AT DAYTON, IDA.

N AYTON, Oneida Co., Idaho, Feb.
GA sad and unexpected death
occurred here last week when Luz
Gina NJ. Mendenhall succumbed to a
complication Of typhoid, brain fever and
heart trouble The young lady was
born here May Q. 1885, was the daugh-
ter of George NJ and Celestial NJ. Men
denhall and was greatly beloved on
account OF her sterling qualities and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24

Here Mine
New York thoroughfare few days
Mitchell established his headquarters in the metropolis wheFs
planted his batteries which
he to beseger.
president OF
Mitchell
he light
threatens to become Of
Mitchell
sions OF $ o determined within short time
Goals Penn
New York and
what MIR Nit
strike declared 1t
British
entire production OF
the couny-anthracie and btumlnous--wil be halted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
SeIf-.A,lycrtlsencnt.

Mark Twain, at the dinner In hon
or OF his seventieth birthday advised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
ESCORTED TO PRISON.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM,

The city fire alarm Is undergoing a
complete change, owing 60 the removal
OF all poles from the streets TO the al.
leys, 1t has become necessary to re-
string the entire alarm system on the
new poles The change will require
the stringing Of over 10 miles Of new
wire and the removal of nearly all OF
the alarm boxes In the city. The con
tract Tor the work has been given 70
Manager l., J. Iladdock Of the local
electrical firm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
CAR BREAKERS.

The evil OF "car breaking" Is stln
bothering the minds Of the O. s. L.
officials Last night word was received
from McCammon, that caboose had
been broken into at that place. and ri
fled OF its contents, consisting OF Win
chester rifle and $50 IN money. Officers
Edgley and Griffith went down, but
could lind no clue TO the miscTeants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
REALTY TRANSFERS.

\ number Of good sized transfers of
real estate have been recorded Of late,
among others Is the purchase by En-.
gineer DolbeeT Of the old Catholic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
WIRELESS SYSTEM.

II, A. Coe, representing the Deforest
Wireless Telegraph system spent few
days In the city this week In an effort
10 enlist the support OF some OF the cit-
gems in establishing a station here. He
brings the Information that arrange
ments for a station at Boise have just
been completed, and hopes to see one
materiaiize here, so that Pocatello may
have an air line to the capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
BIBL1OrECA DE .LA DEMOCRACtA,

cep IL via de ORC era ambolo DanIe. e po de muer
vandoa que copende nipguno de los scrlhcos del
coz6n que todos los cscuos del inere, que
naa puede desvaneer della areDAtAr por
los de ernur que cede eguida las romeas
brlantes cuando Lusg encouabA en- 81 mundo
nto NADIA mran mas que fortuna ex
camaba decia baa: sDanae Dlnaels muler
quedaba seguida Co0cada cascadA en- categoA de las
Danae Para reAzar aqpea conqusta necetaba deplegr
anto nj omarse cudado aguno DeabA descansar % ina
gna6n coraz6n hpotecaba aguna de errss; evan
cuantos luo buoso hab.ba 60 Paris m qoe
de cabso sang de exp6ndldamente servids de
emDovados cayos dc muebes de Aombra de suS
cornaes de vala de plata Para DnAe. una aob.rhA
vaia de plata seduction irresibe 81 10 gotta de HuUG
de que colma medds Cuando squeAs marAvls hbian
a sfor Luagny e hombre magn6cAmente aoado de
odo Paris que ndie podia uchAr puno opulencs;
cuando Dnxe estaba edc sehor LusQny voVA como
antes de tanos eegantes dec cRc aQue genero dc
conquistas:
Son Las mas f6ciles: no cuestAn mas que dnero
81 Ell contrario trataba de enamorr una de eaAa
mueres cuya exquisite decldez hoye de TODD bco de
romsnc beldades quienes vADidd ccngue deslumora
pero las cualea sntmento geneoso qe Vven
sohando, las armonfas adoran las area gona
para los aortunados de TERRA los cos los pflnepea
los hombres pegroso enban emoclonada
ante les acsntos de nsprAdo Mozrt ID vista de un her
moso cuaro que ecura de buen bro ansportsn en-
aa de ardene entuAmo exencA puramente loa
las euales solo idesmo puede Seducir entonCe d aenor
Lugny msba xo todas as rquez de 90 Imagination
toda poesfs de 26n hlcase poroso romkntco eia
gdoE canabA de cuando frSgmenos de Rni de be
n hs spros iban envueltos ciertA vaRa Ammonia
Todo en- amor meancoa amenkbMe para que le ecu'
chaIen, 6ngiMs desgracado para GER NmAdQ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08

eurativas que no tispen , hasta hay
quien 90 atreve & dacir so letras de
lmprentA, que sl petr6leo 6 karosina
- un sllmente.
Que ex el pstr6leoP Un aceite mine
eal que se usa como combustible para
lubricar y limpiar maquinss y para
alumhrar.
-Uns substancia indigestible que
parece de Ia propiedad esencisl de to.
DO alimentc, cusl 90 la asiUilaci6n,
que pass al trsves del tubo intestn 81
sin modiicarss y sin ser absorbi-
oids; una substsncis en fn, qve no
stene uinguna de las prcpied ades gu.
rativax alimenticiss del sceite &c
hfgado do bscalso. 81 se diiese que
81 retr6lso es un Alimento para ma
quinas, podrfa pasar; pero no un ali
mepto para el cuerpo.
81 teneis algupa duda. preguntad
q vuestro medico; 81 o. confrmar4 e.
ia vardad, y si estais eseSsos de fuer.
zas, de carne d. sangre, os aconse-
lara Que tomAis In Emulsion d eSeott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
HERMlNIO DIAZ
Abogado.N Notarlo
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO Il.

En- Caguas fneron detenidos
aver Gabriel Correo y Bilbsno Dones,
por escalamiento en primer grsdo.
-Hemos recibido una nota acerca
de la nueva Directive del sHospital
dc mujeres y nihoss, Ia cual qusd6
sonssituida en- la siguiente forms:
Vice. presidsnte, Honorable Bsek.
man Winthrop Tesorsro, don Artu'
70 Noble. S:cretsrio, Mr.. Kutwlton
Nc icos, don Jose Lugo vifas y don
Francisco del Vale.
-Hemos recibido Ia vista de
nue,tro amigo don Rodalfo Gaushie-
reputsdo fottgrafo y pintor escen6
grafo, que se encuentra hace algunoi
diss tn San Juan.
= Esta noche SO pondra en- escena
sn el Teatro del Parque, el drama dt
Tamsyo Baus, sLocura de amor,
beRefcio dc la primera actriz, sefors
LuisA ID, CasaQO.
THE MAY FLOWER. $50 CriSto
st. is. San Juan, R.-A una cua.
dra de los carros electricos y princi'
palea edifcios del Goblerno. Esplen
dida vista y la bahia. Baiios moder-
NOS sanitarios. Hahitacionss frescas,
Exouisi.a comida puertorriquefIa J
americana. Pre:ios moderados. .-EMI'
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda do Masferrer
Andres Meiins, v>clno de Puer
to dc TERRA, h. aldo denunoiado & Ia
Corte municipal por acomstimiento y
agresi6n al min Guillermo Rodriguez,
hecho ocurrido el die 5 del actual.
-Ha sido puesto en- libsrtad bsio
fanzs el jovsn Jose Q ones, acusA'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
POR $4,000

De eontsdo, 90 vsnde IL Gnca de-
nsmisads <Barrancass, Ia cual 90
hsys situada en- el barrio dc <Llanos
Westss de este ternino. Dista & kera
y media de Ia poblaci6n, 90 csmpone
de 1.Se0 cuerdas de extension, todas
prepiss para las siembras de frutes
memories y en- particular para sl slgo.
don eCeilan.s Tiene dos magaffeos
mansntiales para dar de beber al ga-
pado: tiene colindancia al mar y puer-
tn para EN- narcar todos los frutes. En-
LA Sc pueden culdar haitA 400 eabe.
zas de gAnado.
Para informas dirigirss & den uli-
ses NJ rini Post Office, -calle <Mu.
Soz R'vsra.S
Csbo Rcjo, Dlclemhrs 2 de 1905.
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