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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
RANCH TRAGEDY
FARMER NEAR LoNoMoNI FOUND
IN DYING. CONDITION.
VICTIM OF UNKNOWN R0BBER
George W. Coffin Struck Down While
Alone at work.-skull and Jaw
Fraetured.-was Formsriy Mayer
Of lonemont.

Denyer.-A Republican special from
l.onsmont Saturday night says
George ". cotfin. prominent
farmer and one OF the earliest set
Ilcrs of Colorado. Was found on his
ranch four miles east Of LOnsmonI
this evening in dying condition.
with his head beaten ,n pulp
MIR. Cofiin had been hauling manure
and tenant On III. place. a Mr.. san
defs, was absent from the ranch fhs
first thing unusual noticed by Mrs,
Sanders. who was at hom" with her
little daughter. Was Mr., Cofiin's team
running loose with the harness On,
About this time MIR. Sander came
HON. and went To the small house oe'
cupi.d by Mr.. CONN to investigate,
lie found Coiiin in bed lying in a pool
OF blood. with his head badly crushed,
From the appearance" al III. house
Mr. CONN had dragged himself ih-r.
and opened the door, washed his In
juTies ns best he could. undT.ss-d and
gone to bed. On III. door knob there
WIS blood and n bloody wash basin
showed that he had used Il. There
was also large quantity 0i blood
upon the wagon. making II appear as
II. after being struck, h" had leaned
against III. wagon. which was par
TALLY loaded. II. must have then un'
hitchcd the team and gone to the
house.
During the absence Of his wife in
California MIR. Conn has been spend
ins considerable Tim. at his ranch and
Il In supposed that some on" had taken
this opportunity To rob him. lie ~af
known To have had considerable
money ON his person and non" of 4;
could b. found. either In the hOus. OF
ON his clothing.
The natnr. OF his injuries are such
that nm accident IN out Of the qu.s'
lion. His skull iH fractured In two
places. as II struck from behind with
some blunt instrument. and his Jaw
II supposed to be fractured on the
right side. There II u bad bruis. on
the left check.
lie In now In the i.onEmunl hosp!
iai In an unconscious condition and
recovery seems impossible
Mr. Coifin In n brotncr OF X. =. and
Morse Coffin. and is well. Hnuwn to tn,
old timers ail over Colorado. n. hsI
served aR mayor OF ioEgmuni and has
been Identified with nil It's public i'm
prpycmcnts. His daughter. Mrs. Ger
tridc Scckncr. is well known In. Won
ems Club circles In this state ana ID
secretary of the School Board Of Long
mont.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
FACTORY FOR LAS kNimAs.
con,ra-, TO Build 6oo-Ton Beet Sugar
Plant In 1907.

Dcnvcr.-A Republican special from
Las Animas says: \ formal contract
was drawn np Thursday between
committee OF citizens OF Las Animas
and Frederick Wcitzcr. manager Of the
American Beet Sugar Company's plant
here. whereby In consideration of con
tracts for a.5O0 acres Of bccts for 1906
and 5000 acres for iaoI'Os.o9. TO be
grown IN the vicinity Of Las AnimaS.
the American Beet Sugar Company
agrees TO construct n GO0.ton beet su'
gar factory ut Las Animas ready for
the 1907 crop and to build railroad
spurs from Las Animas east and west
for u distance OF about ten miles each
way.
These spurs are to be connected
with similar spurs to be built out of
Lamar and Rocky Ford. thus forming
n through line. all to be completed by
1907. The American Beet Sugar
Company IL to provide n sufficiently
large bond to insure the fulfllment OF
their contract. 1t took only two
weeks TO provide the acreage and the
right.of.way necessary TO secure this
factory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
Southern Pacific Purchase.

Denver.-A News special from ru.
range. says: The report to the effect
that the Southern Pacific railroad has
bought the property of the Porter Fuel
Company, located at Porter, a small
station on the Rio Grande Southern
railroad about six miles from Durango,
is authentic. This the largest land deal
which has ever been put through in
this section of the coEntry. The title
to some $4,000 acres has passed in
tho deal, and the consideration is said
to be s35 an acre, making something
like $4,000 for the total cons!dera-
tion. The purchase was made for the
railroad by Mr.. John Mcneil OF Den
yer. The head of the Porter com.
pany is Mr.. John A. Porter of Colorado
Springs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
DRY DOCK AT SEA.
-Four Vessels To~irs Big Structure to
the Philippines.

The huge floating dTydOck Dewey.
now On her NaN from the PaIuNenI
river To the Philippines, is proving her
self thoroughly ssawOTthy craft. Dis
patches from Norfolk. Virginia. an
nOunce that malls received from the
naval fleet which is towing the dry
dock tell Of her satisfactory behavior
in a storm on Cape HaIteras. and any
ship or drydoek or other object built
TO float which can weather caps Hat
IsEas storm deserves To be marked %,
X. without further inquiry.
There certainly never Mas "A stranger
thing seen on the waters than the
Dewey as she will appear To passing
vessels 4 bis red box of steel. 800
feet long. 1884 feet wide, and towering
IorIy-two feet above the water with
straight sides and square corners.
lowed by three or four vessels with
gigantic cables SO long that there ap-
pears To be no connection between the
tugs and the doek-that's III. Way tho
Dewey will look to III. ships that en-
counter her an tn. high seas. In the
construction OF this strange craft H.
o00 tons of steel. 100000 riysIs and
l3o tons of paint We're used. The cost
WAS 81 $50. 900, and she il not only the
biggest floating dTyiOck In the world.
lest WaFship In existence could be
placed ir her and lifted hish and dry
aboy. III" water. Tn. capacity of the
Dewey is 10000 tons. but IN. largest
waTship yet projected In only $4,000
tons
II this drydock makes I'll. yoyns. 10
Manila In safety III. United States
will then b. prepared for any eon'ln.
soncy which may aris. In time of war.
Under present conditions our warEhips
in III. far East dock at Hong Kong or
Shanghai. but II war should aris. be-
tween America and any other nation
thoR. ports would be closed to Am"ri.
can ships. II was to guard against the
dangers TO which "" would thus be cs.
posed .ha, the government ordered tn.
construction Of III. Dewey. Tn. dis
lance. 1900 miles. IL much longer
than iioaiing drydock has ever be-
fore been tow.d. but the inm"ns. size
Of the thing In nm element Of safety.
and naval officials consider that thcr.
IL less risk In the undertaking than
would appear ut nTst thought Colo
Tado Springs Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
VERDICT OF MURDER.
Finding Of coroner's Jury In haasi
Case at wray.

Dcnver.-A Republican special from
Wray. Colorado. Saturday. says: The
Haast jury finished hearing Testimony
at O'Clock this evening. hut did not
arrive Mt n verdict until midnight.
The verdict is that Gerretie Haast
came to her death between. and in.
Guiding, the 27th and 30th days Of De
ccmber. 1905. from gunshot wound
In the head. caused by bullet fired
from 3s.calibrc revolver. and says
that the probability is that said re-
volver was held and discharged by
Garrit J. Van Wyk or wonthetie Van
Wyk. his wife, and in pursuance OF n
fixed and agreed plan deliberately and
feloniously entered into between the
said Garrit J. Van Wyk and Wouthetje
Van Wyk. his wife. to murder the said
Gcrretje Hast. and further finds that
said killing was not accidental. nor sui
cidal, but was intentional and fclon!.
ously committed.
Mrs. Van Wyk will Immediately be
placed under arrest and with her hus-
band arraigncd for preliminary hear.
ing Monday morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
PAIN IN THE JOINTS
Rheumatic Tortures Cease When Or
Williams Pink Pills Mako
New Blood

The first sign 0f rheumatism is fire.
Guenily pain anl swelling Ia nnr nf
the luinIs. II nOt c,In.lsIird ia the
bl,.-i. which il the seat al lhs ,ii,s-ass-.
tii- I.olss,n spreads: affecting uIil,'r jnints
and Tissues. Sometime Tl"nniat isiu aI-
larks ia. heart nnd IL quickly fatal.
The Ons remedy that has cured
rheumatism ~ that il STAYS cured is pF.
Williams Pink Fiils. Thr." pills -NI-rl
the I.iisOn from ia" bl,S-l nni r'aIoTu
the system, ~ that the ni..ai1ns matter
II Iassssl of a. mature Intended,
MFs. !. 4. Pitcher. oi Ne. ial MHn-
mouth street, Newark. y, j suffered
iIF about ihres years Irnu rheumatism
before IN. found this cuT-. She Says;
:" IL l-rgan with u queer i""llns Ia iuy
fingers. In "a liIti" Iimr II ss'rmr'i as
though the finger j"lniS h,i iUmI's "n
them aud I could met g"t my gl",,T. oi,
''Tii-u IL grew w1rs- aud spread To-
my KNEES. could n"i siand up and
could not sleep Nights. My sunTring
WAS more than ] rsin H',s'fti-'. tUtk -
,:T,1.I deal nt medicine. buI nothing even
raV" In- relief until tried Dr. William.
Fink Pills.
~ rad MI ns,'"nnt ~ Cur'- in riss
that WAS "NarIly like uin- aud niy hus,
hand s"I me some nf III" pills, n-nk
them for three weeks lEIuTv RALLY felt
l.iI-r hat they finally cuT'-l m~.
Mr., Pitcher. whn u - veteran hnd n
m"nhl-r of T. u. Mnrpnn Pet. N". 30:
oi New York. sui's'anuiaics his wife,
statement aud says that Size now walks
wiihout difficulty. whereas u wear ago
he was compelled io push her ai-'ut IN u
wheeled chair. itnIh Mr.. nni Mr..
Pitcher nr- enthusiastic IN their praise
oi Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
fuF further information. address tho
DR.. Williams Medicine COInlSi.Iy. scliu-
u,ciady. NY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
Bad Break in Eggs.

,chicago.-The coterie of gentlemen
who blithely bought up millions of doz-
ems of eggs last fall. expecting to reap
a golden harvest this winter. are fac
inr bankruptcy instead. Because OF
the unusually warm weather there has
been no diminution of the regular sup.
ply. and eggs that were bought to cor
ne- the supply at II to % cents per
dozen are now a drug on the market
at II to IA cents. Members of the pool
admit they are losing more than a mil
lion dollars n month and unless rold
weather comes soon and stops the
hens laying throughout the country,
they are facing certain ruin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
The Deadly Workshop.

More men ar" killed and 'naimcd In
Allegheny county. Pennsylvania. IN
peaceful purEuitE In one year than
were killed and wounded In many OF
the great battles Of history. Statistics
for III. lrHt year show that there were
Killed aud injured In the Iron and steel
mills and blast furnaces 5000 men.
|. In other mills. shops and factories
400 were sacrificed and each died or
were hurt, while the coal mines swell
this figure iOo more. and III" railroad
victims include an additional 100. max
ing up u grand total Of 1900 who
wcy, Killed or injured In one year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
Vermont Biucbcrries.

The biucbcrry canning factory nj
Island Point. Vermont, has shut down
after canning 100000 gallons OF pro
duct. Over 500, 600 pounds OF berries
have been used. and seven carloads
OF lumber were required TO box the
goods for shipment.
This" remarked Mr.. Sappyhedd. ia
my photograph taken with my Two
French poodlcs. You recognize me.
eh?" 81 think So" said Miss Sulfuric.
You are the one with the hat on. are
you not"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
Apostle Smith Makes Denial.

Salt Lake.-Apostle John Henry
Smith makes vigorous denial of pub
lished reports alleging to quote him
in relation to the Woodruff manifesto.
Apostle Smith says: MY attention
has just been brought to the fact that
| have been quoted as saying in an in
terview with one Professor Wolfe that
the manifesto issued by the late Pres
ident Wilford Woodruff prohibiting
the practice of polygamy was only n
trick devised to beat the devil at his
own game.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
tiow's This &?

We S-sF OEs nssaIsL bslap HT~sTa q, shs
ras1 - ,stsHE iksl saEH-sA - szissa - h.-s
=. CHENEY co, Iala;s, O,
~ tk- uRlrFsteasss- ksaS ktsspE 3. J. thTasf
tF ~ issl = yrsfs sLa sTflTNu tiua l~fiTstf Lst
ssrsh ~ all h4sihsss tFEss4rIiBs 4isi tBaHstsilg
81 . - earn ggt alf 1fssitts basstT - his LII-
n4LBtss- EtsNAN MtzNtN.
Nh-ssstr tIT4sst'iss lp4sas, q,
n.if, tsisFrh tuIv - taayH tatsTualifs @Tith.
dIIggtfy Htss i- hs.si 80 lsss4s sHIiszrs - ne
s1.lTa Tssiasasi.ls s<aI fTsr- rttns : ssGl. l~s
tsSatir. SOD b, .li uNasstsis4
I4.r Han. i.aEiiF fill. isS ssasilrsitsz-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

To the housewife who has not yet
become acquainted with the new things
Of everyday use in the market and
who is reasonably satisfied with the
old. we would suggest that a trial of
Defiance Cold Water Starch be made
Mt once Not alone because II In guar
antccd by the manufacturers to be su-
perior to any other brand. but because
each lOc package contains 1G ozs..
while all the other kinds contain but
IL ozs II IL safe to say that the lady
who once uses Defiance Starch will use
no other. Quality and quantity must
win,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
When You, Grocer saYs

he does not nave Defiance Starch. you
may H. Huf- he II afraid to k--p u un-
I'll his St1rk of I. "a packages ar-
sIii. Defiance Star'b II not only bet
ter than any other cold Water sthrch.
hut contains 10 IA. to the package and
sells for same money ah !: ok brands.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
VIII Fly TO Washington.

r. ~. Mahan OF Chicago. who Is one
of the many inventors of nyln. ma
chimes that hav. lately sprung np In all
parts OF the country. announces that he
has perfected machine In which ho
expects to iiy TO Washington ON April
23rd. his cighiicth birthday. and deliver
n message from the mayor OF Chicago
TO President Roosevelt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
Will Attack Mutineers,

St. Petersburg.-In order to put an
end to the intolerable condition of af-
fairs in Manchuria. the military coun-
Gil has instructed General Linevitch to
forthwith send General Stackelberg
TO attack the bodies of mutinous SOL
tliers in the rear, while General Zako-
melsky attacks them from the front.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
AL yo,, o,vrr;,, ,or Alien. Foo,.ea,e.

"itFsod ALIENS foor'EASE rr-uni-
ly and have just h1ush, another supply. IL
has cured my corn,, and til, hot. burning
and itching sensation In my fcci which was
simos, unb-arablc, and would no, br with.
GU, /, now Mrs. ". j. Walker, CAN loo,
n. j." Sold by all DFGssisis, Go.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

John - Rockefeller. JT.. 10 at ~"
bead 0f the Continental Huhi-r sum'
TssuN 1f America. capitalized ai sac.
500 osy The Yuung man IN starting iu
modest way. but d.ubil-sH thS bual
u-ss may les stretched.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

1t sometimes happens that the mar
who considers his wife one In u thou.
sand imngin.s her mother H. the Other
nine hundred and nin"ty-ninc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

yoo not believe Piso's cure for Consumption
has an equal for coughs and cods.-JoHS +.
BOYER, Trinity Springs. Ind. Feb Is. 1900
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
ALL SICK WOMEN
SHOULD READ MRS. F0rs LETTER
In AL Parts of the United sta,es Lydia
T. Pinkhamis Vegetable Compound
Has Effected Similar CaEe6-

Many wonderful cures OF female Ills
are continually coming to light which
have been brought about by Lydia l.
pinkhan's Vegetable Compound. and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

Who gets Ihr last w"Ti at YauT
h"uS"E Well ny wife usually h1s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

"a they mak- good apple pies At
9 DuT E1us-s '-fh- brst ever Why
th~T" aTr. almost IA" dried apPics IN
thew at ail-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

The Cl-rIgy yman-=po yau mean To say
thHt y"ur ~if- goes 4" church "Y-ry
sunday without Y1u- We'll. u isn't
my tauli.. cHt.'t persuade her to stay
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

"Is Madam Lofty in the i00?" Yes.
she represents one of the ciphers."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

Lewis sInri, Hinder Cigar has rich
taste. Your dealer or Lewis Factory,
pcoria, III.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

Lots "T learned mrn hay" been Inn
pBa-d upon. hut tl- sage laHk always
~ green 40 h- i1"kss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

Arguments Sr- uiU- Is,Tts tOnsu"
aHL UUc part brain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

Try me Just once and I am sure to
come again. Defiance Starch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

II IL = lam"niabic fact that III" man
who hwraTs on is apt To keep on swear
ihE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

No one who starts out to hunt trou-
BILE hns use for "a gun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

rO CuWI = COI.D ~ ONE nav
TaEsiANNItNI nt.DMD valsis@ IaLi-ts. bfuf-
.ts't rstssi Bssasy u II IAN. 10 SlIL l.. ".
.l..ssL'b .i.s.lzts ts - s4zh bsI. sSS-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

= .sE. ss'.s:s: .s.. -..s s.s Thompsons Eye Water
". N. U.-DENvER.-No. l.-19OC.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01
Manenss,es pos, Once

omss hoaf. from As a. IA. 20 500 p. u
Mails Close.
q jag South IT 10 s.m and 0.s5 p. IN
Gylag North $50 .. IA. 4 10 y. m. 9 % y. ID
Manchester Centre, D1rset and Peru stag.
ii.ls an,
Mstls Uae,
From tbs North, i220p IN a.s0p. N.
From the south. 10 =. IN. $50 and ! p. m
Msaebssier Ceatre, Dorset and Peru pm
ones opea 90 saai.y from 80 to 10 8.
a., lab 10 1870 y. IN.
ID. X. siMosDs. Postms ster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

Taans rstAs Ne. .. n Esstt ksfth ~, tges
i>s.s NsnsAssss etna 49, ssstA lSafesa Hps lasssy
f4sa o.. $50 = b., 80 .. "a. sna tsi p -.
Lssss lSpsvy - Seua tAagtsa 80 Nsnthssass psgrp
as - ass %. . - 2. -. sst ~ .. ~,
hlesss psfs ~. Haeus Tflp sgfsa ~ Fsret mar
~ rs'a ~ tss rsuss utf ikAF,s Ftpoafea ifpn. ne
sis6a srsus ~ he isssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

nslt 7 pslf ssUsFs sau1sys
rssisnsf Asssg4Ns Ass sttssksa.
fslssr fsfsas Cas- AUketsee.
~ 1st4aist sams tahiaa a@nsaH yoseeu
ssa Z j.sFts CO Dali. G, a. stssa
DsN4 Ng, F4sft. FfNAag Asf. sss1a fsssf. Asi
EusasnS. ksstaask
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

home OF Mr. Johu NcClinty and about
ak do.ia's IVES received, and they vii sl'o
hold ~ Old fasnio..d doaation AID oyster
supper At the church on Tuesdsy evening,
YsbI uary e.h.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

Make note nov 10 get Ely's Cream
Balm II you are troubled with nAsal ca.
tarrh. hay fever or cold 10 the head. II
il purifying snd soothing to the sensitive
membranes that line the air-passages. 1.
10 made 10 care the disssss, not 70 fool the
patient BY . short, deceptive reii-f. There
10 no cocaine nor mereury 10 II, 10 not be
.alked into takine . subr:itate for Elys
Cream Balm. All druggists sell IL. Phce
Soc. Nailed BY Ely Bros, 70 Warren
Strest. New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

the States and always paying their wav
with goods worth tsicc az mnch 10 the
States ~ In the Dominior, but this 10 not
tn. last OF MARY Ann" 81 CLONE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-01

Eefspesa Il surno~ ga great h<lp. hss
chssns ftAs.as pn ihs social sne neral
dsrtnss II ms psrt ocsftseni~ 80 IN
ilem~iy islGesilns ssc TIE b~ur wss 81
100 shafi. ~ me hcsns asia tho rlsr 10 10
sisA aAgk ~ fbs msssesssiss stou oar
cov,rsbstsors hsis 10 serg0si, hsraax PIC.
isFo ara ssstsss etc 10 pvt - 10 closer
loech silh ast ssfte's. A. tbs ffsi mcss-
ssg Mr.. urps reiliasd the ~esl acns 10
usN. Mr.. nrmsr Tsf ths eoSrsy WORT,
.nA Mrs.. Hsss6. he sch In osr o~n
se~n ~ilh txirfsi .ssrtsgisss Tor mskisg
u msu ,rsiiss The nsslanss ~hicA are
"a faiao. o. sts frsl ssd thira Wednesdays
a sxeh nanik vii be sves more ins<rrsi.
iss lhss thass 6Di uaes, and . mcs, COT
eiA aeslts ios 10 rrneed 10 all lbs isd,ss
81 nancbes,ss TO be prsens,
NAM l.. y oxNis. Secretary.
--On soneay sreains lhe Embroidery
Ciua mt wl,h Mr.. kebbiss, hsviss for
"a. H.so. fstolvrd nsit into . coohing
elsb ssidsd 1ts katie asd fOrk Ia place Of
sssa q asd iEimais. rhs ncmnen arrived
tssrifg baskets lsorssd ~ish good things
,ss soos . merry party we're gathered
found The table knd devoted themselves TO
discussing be said sooi thitss provided
tr macy oa,, roie 81 shich we're spoil.
"a Menu cares In fern OF uinatura aprons
sess u oseh plses seaiirg the following
tee I'd
crsAa az iasasse sasF Bsties thlns
hess Chlctsn
kssh.S pcssi~et sosllop<S rcmssoes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27
LA RESISTENCIAI
DE uN cAsCAR6N DE HURvo

NADIA hay tan fragil Ell apariencia
como ell cascar6n de un huevo vacfo, y
sin embargo, la realidad nos prueba
que esta delgada pelicula calcarea ofre-
&c una resistencia que Ia permite So
portar grandisimas presiones.
ImpulSadcS por la curiosidad, han
hecho algunos sabios experimentos
1nuy curiosos, de los cualcs Sc han OBJ
tenido resultados casi inesperados.
Unas de las pruebas veriicadas con-
sisti6 en- vaciar un huevo por un agu-
Jerito que Sc practice en- uno de sus
extremes, colocarlo despuGs Ell sentido
horizontal sobre una plataformS y po-
mes sobre el extreme superior otra,
sobre Ia cual Sc fue echando peso.
Los experimentadores tuvieron cui-
dado~de intsrponer l&minas de caucho
entire el huevo y las plataformas, con
objeto de amortiguar la fuerza de los
golpes, EN- semejantes condolences To-
grsron cargar Sobre el cascar6n, sin
que este sc rompiese, un peso que osci-
rs entire rs y "a kilogramos, obteniendo,
segdn esto coehciente medic de ruptu-
ra de unos a6 kilogramos pr6xima-
mentc.
En- ell curse de los experimentos an
tedichos sc produjeron roturas en- al
gunos caScarones, todas elias fernando
grandes circulos fragmentos muy
menudos sobre una gran parte de la
superfcie, pero nunca en- las extremi-
dsdes.
El espesor medic de los cascarones
empleados en- las pruebas era de IS
cent6simas de milimetro, v las laminas
de caucho que Sc usaron para amorti-
guar los cheques median de IS a 10 mi.
iimetros.
Sc ha probado tambiGn la resisten-
cia Ia preston interior introduciendo
en- el huevo un tubo de muy escaso
diametro rodeado de TN globo de eau
cho muy delgado undo al tubo por
Ia parte exterior del cascar0n. Un ORR
Ecio pequeflo practicadO en- un lado del
tubo perinitfa la aplicaci6n de la pre-
sion hidraulica al interior del globo,
que al inaarse Ia transmitio las pare
des del huevo La preston de la rup-
tura vari6 en- cstos experimentos entire
atm6sferas y1I4 y 4 atm6sferas y ITa.
Para los ensayos de preston exterior,
de fuera adentro, Sc envolvi6 el huevo
Ell una melnbrana elastica Y Sc encerr6
en- TN recipiente sometido a una pre-
sion hidr4uiica creciente. En- este case
no Sc produjo la ruptura mas que por
el esfserzo de so Al atm6sferas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-27

PoR CUANTO habiendo presentado
ell Abogado don Francisco Ramirez
de Arellano una moci6n q nombre de
Dofa Geronimo Rosario, solicitando
Ell dominic de la siguiente finca:
"Terreno situado en- el barrio de
Machuchal, jurisdiction de San Tuan.
compuesto de seis cuerdas setenta v
dos centesnnas equivalentes 4 una
hectarea, ochenta yuma area, ochen-
ia centlmos; colindando pOr el Nor
te, con terrenos de Don Juan Marga-
rida; por el Sur, con Don Pedro AFRO
yo; p0r el Este, con Don Tuan Mar
garida, Dona Antolina Calder6n Y
Dofla Gregoria Clemente; y por ell
Oeste, con Dofia Tomasa Verdeio,
Don Calixto Fructuoso y Don Can't
to Calder6n
PoR TANTo, Y habi6ndose dispuesto
por el Honorable Pedro de Audrey,
Juez de Ia secci6n I" de esta Corte
de Distrito, Sc publique la petici6n
por tres veces en- TN peri6dico de los
de mayor circulation de esta ciudad,
para que los que tengan alg1n dere-
cho real sobre el inmueble descrito,
las personas ignoradas a quienes
pueda perjudicar Ia inscription, en-
general todo e1 que desee oponerse
pueda efectuarlo dentro de los Sc
senta d1as naturales, 1ibro e1 presen-
te en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, 4 25
de Abril de 9o6.-Jos6 E. Figueras,
Sec1 etario.