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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-19
Funeral of Ex-senator Brown.

Salt Lake City. Utah, December IS
The body of former United States Sena-
tor Arthur Brown. who was shot ana
killed in Washington recently by Mrs.
Anna Bradley was buried today i'll Mt,
Olivet cemetery. The funeral was con-
Quoted by the Odd Fellows. The casket
In which the body had come from Wash
ington was not opened and the services
which were held from Mr.. Browns form
er residence on Brigham street, were
marked by no unusual incident.
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Would Tax Foreign Wheat.

Madrid December 1s.--Mlnistar of Iii
nance Navarro Revertef today introduced
a bill in the Chamber OF Deputies pro-
viding for the temporary taxing of for
eign wheat 2is pesetast and flour four
pesetas per 100 Kilograms There was NJ
discussion of the measure.
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Will Watch Japanese Legation

Washington. December 1S.-The Pacific
Coast members of Congress held meet
ing today and decided to continue Rep
resentatives McKinlay, Kahn and Hayes,
all of California, as a special committee
to look after all legislation concerning
the Japanese. The committee will attend
all hearings and will confer with the va
r1ous Pacific Coast state delegations as
to any legislation which may be deemed
advisable concerning the Japanese 1t
was also decided to have a delegation
visit the Panama canal during the holt
DAYS and investigate demands there for
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-19

WiIfIey's Nomination Confirmed.
Washington, December 1S.-The Senate
today in executive session confirmed the
nomination of Lebbeus r. Wiley of
Missouri to be judge of United States
court for China.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
TO HELP THE BAND.

Cairo, Ill.,. April II, 1906
Editor of The Bulletin take the
liberty of making public my opinion
through your paper in regard 10 The
condition Of the one promising feature
of Greater Cairo. that is "Culyer's
Egyptian Band" This band is com
posed of Cairo's best stock of young
men all of which are hard working.
honest, INTEL gent young men. Now.
Dear Editor. my intention in writing
TO your paper Is 10 see If something
cannot be done in some way SO that
these boys can procure uniforms.
A dance was given at Armory hall
on April Id, which was very poorly at
tended. though some allowance was
made on account of Lent and Holy
Week. but this does not keep the meg-
chants from showing their good Wiz
in trying Ia encourage and help those
promising young musicians. when the
old Cairo hand was in existence con
certs were given ON lower CONNER
cial avenue every Saturday night and
AT the park every Thursday evening
and Sunday afternoon of each week.
Now. Dear Public, what Is there 10
hinder us from having these concerts
again as before mentioned Why
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

whats that name again."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

Anna, H., April II, 1906.


Misses Julia Farrin and Blanche
Miller, of Cairo. were the guests Of
MSS Alice WiIloughby Monday an
Tuesday,
Miss Kate Policy visited friends in
| Golden few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs w II. Chambers, oi
| DanviIle, ILL.,, will arrive tomorrow
| tThursday) for a visit with Mrs. H. c.
! George.
Mrs. r. L. Shannon left Monday for
a BRIEF visit in Chicago.
Mrs, c. l.. Otrich returned Tuesday
from st. Louis. She was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs A. " DeVere who
will spend several weeks here
Mrs. Thos. Willard, of San Louis
Potosi Mexico, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs, j. K Walton.
Miss Esther Davis entertained the
senior class of the high school Tues
day evening at her home one mile
south of town.
Dave Phelps. Of La Grange, Texas.
Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W II. Phelps
Mrs. D W Goodman, Of Herrin,
came down Monday for a brief visit
with her mother Mrs. A. D. Finch.
Mrs. ". Neibauer, OF Dongola, spent
Monday here with her mother, Mrs.
A. McNanghtOn
Mrs. c. Barringer. who has been
spending several months in Nashville
H., returned to Anna Monday
Mrs T A. Carlisle is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. T. t. Carlisle of Cen
fralia. and Mrs. ". G. Dawlng Of
KARLSRUHE this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller returned to St
Louis Wednesday after a Two weeks
visit here with her sister. Mrs. NJ
Fefertillar
Mrs. Sadie Miller, of Medical Lake,
Wash, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with her mother. Mrs A. f. Sanford.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

MOUND CITY, ILL.
Mound 90. AprII u teo6.

Mound City. April II 1906
The scyen-year-old boy Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton, dropped dead while play
ug ia the yard Tuesday afternoon.
The boy Was the only child and the
aronts are hear broken over tbe sad
reayemeut
Mrs BOYD OF Grand Chain. is the
ue.t of Mrs. a. e. McCammon.
Quira number Of people from here
emf i1 Cairo 'Yc noticed Mis- Edith
Drake. Mrs.. Geo. Bets. Mrs Frank
iandley, AIrs. VIII Maaz. MIS-. Ray
nlmsJcd
A. 81. Palmer made % busn SIS trim
1 Cairo.
Mrs. Frank Austin was 10 Cairo.
Mr. r D. Smith was in Cairo Tues.
lay
Mrs. Ben Bnron and her sister.
Miss May Gallon. Of Mounds. were
guests OF Mrs. Chas. Britton Tues
1ay
Mt Rich Bnrion and family. Of
nnlaski. were Mound city visitor
51esday
VIZ Rohe.t o7s.-r Of Alou-I C.y
nd Mt Joon Harold. Of Ol~eteaf.
Fave formed q partnership in iha
ferrv box manufacturing business ar
Olmsed.
The big towboat Sprague passed
Mound City Tuesday night for New
Orleans with s. pieces in Tow. The
captain came hore IN a yawl 10 send
kilograms and cot newspapers The
boat tied up for The night before
reaching the HiHois Centrsi Dicee
as it is dangerous even in day time
20 geo the tow by Tire bridge. Tho Tow
consists Of coal steel rails and -trac-
iural iron work for ridges: the value
Ct which is estimated az 81 100000.
the weaithiest shipment ever en-
trusted TO a fresh water vessel The
steel rails and the bridge Steel are
for japanese railroad and viii either
be sent by steamer from the port If
New Orleans b. way Of the Horn
or will 90 via the Southern Pacific TO
San Francisco and put aboard vessels
al the latter port
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BIRDS POINT, MO.
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Birds Point, Mo- April II, 1906.
Miss Addie ByTnes spent Sunday
visiting relatives at Blodgett, Mo,
Mr.. Henry T. Hudson and Miss Ruth
Spencer We're quietly married at he
home Of the brides sister Mrs c. O.
Smith, Sunday morning at O'Clock.
Mn Hudson is a son of II. j. Hudson.
d prominent business man of Mounds.
Ill. Mss Spencer Is a daughter Of
Indge F. NJ Spencer. of this place
The happy couple are now spending q
few days with the aroom's parents at
Mounds bal viii return tho latter par
~of this week SO that Mr. Hudson NAV
resume mis- duties in the Cotton Bel
office at this place.
Mesdames f. NJ. Spencer and Lee
Whalen were Cairo visitors Monday.
Mrs. }. p. RyrneS spent Tuesday
with friends in Cairo.
Mrs. Henry Dea,on is on the sicf
list this week.
Mrs J. d. Griggs left for Wyatt
Mo, Monday TO spend few days with
Relatives at that place.
Mrs Dave Freeman departed for
Jonesboro, Ark Tuesday to,yisit her
daughter. Mrs. julie Deaton, who is
very i'll az that place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

doesn't the Commercial club take
some interest N this matter for the
amusement Of The young and the Old.
The boys have been organized since
the early part Of September and with
the most strict discipline under The
direction Of Mr. Fred j. Culver the
boyS have made amazing progress.
Now Dear Citizens, ] appeal 10 YOU
one and all. let US do oar utmost 70
help these young men 10 attain that
which they all seek that is. 20 have
the best band composed of yOunr
mem in Southern Illinois.
Very especially.
A CITIZEN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

VILLA RIDGE.


villa Ridge, ILL.,, April 10. 1906.
Now that We are having fine weathe
The farmers arr busy with their Drln
blowing and prospects for all kinds o.
fruit are very fla,tering. little or o..
damage being dope by the recent cold
weather.
The Ladies' of the NJ. e. church
will give a social al Titus hail Wed
nesday night
Mss Ada Grain spent Monday in
Cairo Shopping. and visiting relatives
MI. J. ". B1ckle OF Cairo. spen
Sunday In our town.
Mr.. H.. f. Spaul4Ing who has bee,
very in for some time is reported {.
he improving
Mr., Robert Welson is suH very
sick. -....-
The Fruityille Telephone company
Is now incorporated under the state
law and is in shape 10 handle an
business properly and promptly and
parties in this county wishing tele
phone service woud do well io 500
them a they are in position lo install
phone ar very reasonable rates.
Mis- Bertha Buckle. who has b-en
quite Ut for some week. f. reported
TO be improving.
The Y liza Ridga Dancing club gave
a BAH Friday night ar Grange hall
which was wen ATTENDED and an en-
joyabl- time reported by an present
We are OF the opinion that our
road commissioners should ger busy
now as We are very r.. n "a need Of
some repairs.
We are proud to say that our town
has two candidates who aspire To
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
81 ~ - LlterarL 90

Sir Walter Scott had a habit c
equlppins his chapters with quot
.c1s ri his oaH fabrication. On or
occasion Scot happened to ssh Joi
1allsnsne who #ls sitting aith Dir
% hunt Mp a rrtieIiar passage
Geauno1t and Fletcher. S f's 81
sirncc became exhausted sHd De e.
iaim-d Hang i- 5Il can mako
motto sooner than you can ind one
And he did. and the habit grew
London Chronicle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12


The day has passed when uascTuDu
l0us agents can 5e,l the Chinese GOV
errmcrt defective rifles and cannon e.
one caliher and ammunition Of another
calibar for them. when worn-olt MA
chinery can bee unloaded upon the Chi
uese as the latest and hest and when
dwarf locomotives discarded boy she
New York Elevated railroad can be
used TO equip-a Chinese trunk line
This Is an finished The China Of 10
day has TO more use for such thing
than has tha Urite State The r.
roDran 0r Au5rt a1 with q bun
game a. b Bis scale mi-ht a. well So.
az home lille chance Of working f.
viii be- fully as GOOD there as FL Is IL
China, perhaps q little better But 20
the Young westorncr who knows bow
10 do something useful auI IS wil'n-
to DO a. 10 thc business concern vhict
has sone.'.rg v-lr-b'r tr offer Iro.
..lso abb ru-. DIS nLall. ,-...
t-v -a~kc~r ND win r~warl - sc-f
nar'-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

y, Hominy what? wenb who"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

county Offices Prof r. f. Butler, for
county superintendent and Mr. Geo.
Hartwell for county clerk. Both are
very worthy men and we wish them
success.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

Bulletin ads paw ask any mer-
rant that has used its columns during
NJ past vrar
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
Drunkenness

Physicians pronounce drunken.
ness a disease of the nervous sys.
tenn. No will power" can heal
the stomach membranes which
have been burned and scared by
alcohol.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
ORRINE
Cures Whiskey and Beer Habit

OkRlNE removes the craving for liquor
by acting directly on the effected nerves.
restoring the stomach and digestive organs
to normal condition, Improving the APP
petite and restoring the health. No san.
tarium treatment or publicity.
1ofnre without patients knowledge. buy
ORklNE No. J. for voluntary treatment.
buy OkkINE No. ,. Price 81 per box.
Cure Effected or Money Refunded
A registered guarantee in each box. Book
on "Drunkerness~ sealed mailed free on
requfst. All CORES ondehce confidential.
okklSE mailed sealed on res.eipt OF price
- the OkklNE CO., Inc, Washington, D.
g. or seld ~ y
PAUL G. SCHUH & SONS.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-02-02
10 0E0nOnOn 0no101on0 nea0nO nonOROE

and hides. He paid cash for them
and the people here don't need to
go another place to sell their pelts
when they can get spot cash for
them right at home.
Manuel Olgin, Jr., returned home
from the sheep camp last Saturday
where he has been berding sheer
for his father-in-law, Guadalupe
Salazar
The well known and very popu-
lar gentlemen, Messrs. r. j. Ka-
valec and P. S. johnson, of La
Jara, came over here last Tuesday
on business.
Jose Ig. Martinez made trip to
Monte Vista last week. 1t is said
he went there to find the price for
peas as he has over $4,000 pounds
to sell for cash.
Juan Isidro Macs and his wife
came over to La Sauses last Tues
day to visit relatives. They will
remain here for couple of weeks
1t is said that Antonio Salazar,
Of Los Rincaues, bought the l6O
acres of land known as the Mas
carenas land. If it is true, he has
bought one of the best pieces of
farm ny land in La Sauses and it
is SO possessed of a first class
wat r right and we want to see Mr..
Sala Ear as one of our neighbors in
the future.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-02-02
q. LA SAUSES =.

From Our Special Correspondent.
Elias Martinez is hauling wood
for Mr.. Austin.
Simon Chavez returned home
from Hooper last Tuesday.
Adelaide and Adolfo Chavez
made a business trip to Costilla
last Thursday.
Mrs. Felipe Cantu and daughter
came to La Sauses last Tuesday to
visit relatives.
Feliverto Chavez and Abel Mar
anjo went to Conejos last Saturday,
to play for couple of nights.
Hon. Robert A. Austin arrived
at his ranch at this place last Friday
and will remain for few days.
David Mestas, of this place, went
to Conejos last Monday to pay his
taxes, as does every good citizen.
P. j. Chavez returned home
from Capulin last Tuesday, where
he has been for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ruybal, of
Mogote, came over here last Mon
day to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Juan Marquee.
The weather has been so nice
during the month of January that
it is dangerous to cross the ice on
the Rio Grande river.
Alfredo Quintana, of this place
and Encebio Espinosa, of San
Pablo, Colo, went to Monte Vista
! last Tuesday to look for work.
Geo. W. Sowards, of Manassa,
was here last week buying pelts
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-02-02
NEWS NOTES ABOUT ALL
OUR NEAR NEIGHBORS
coles.

Ell dia 90 de este en- la manana a
las seis y media acabo su mortal
peregrinacion en- Capulin Dona
Peregrina V de Romero esposa del
finado Don Hipolito Romero prom
inente cindadano que fue de este
lugar, la respectable y muy bien
querida sonora contaba al tempo
de su muerte 80 amos de edad, deja
para lamentar su despedida varias
hijas, nietos y un crecido numero
de parientes y amigos, sus restos
mortales Sc les dio sepultura en- el
cemeterio de el Capulin, el funeral
estuvo muy concurrido por un nu-
nero grande de sus parientes y
amigos. La Sonora Peregrina era
una sonora de muy buena vida y
caritativa con todos y asi un crecido
numero de parientes y amigos, ell
evan sus votos al cielo por que su
alma haya encontrado verdadero
descanso, y mande ii la atiijida
familia el debido consuelo en esta
hora de atiiccion.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-02-02
-. CAPULlN 3.


(Continued from page -
the late Hipolito Romero, died
Sunday morning at 6 O'Clock, after
a long illness. She was about 50
years old. Her husband was very
popular in the county and served
the county as county commission
er. He was quite a politician.
The funeral of Mrs. Romero was
held Monday morning and was at
tended by large number of rela
tives and friends. Father Pamela
conducted the funeral services,
after which the body was laid to
rest in the family lot in the Cap
ulin cemetery.
Don Emilio Girard ha puestos y
esta introduciendo algunas diver
stones de entretinimiento y ejerci-
clio para sus numerosos numeros de
amigos marchantes, el Sr. Girard
debe de tener orgullo porque es
cierto que hay tiene una de las
cantinas mas hermosas, buenos
licores y todo muy limpio y asiado.
Ell funeral de ell joven indus
trioso. Jose Porferio Rivera fue
tenitlo ell sabado en- la manana, fue
atendido por un numero grande de
parientes y amigos, ell Rev. padre
Pamela atendio funeral.
Don j. Luis Rivera fue a Monte
Vista esta semana visitar su
familia.
La Sonora Dona Lupita R. de
Atencio de Monte Vista estubo
esta semana visitando sus pari-
entes y al mismo tempo atendien-
do al funeral de la finada Dona
Peregrina Romero.
Don Pedro Jose Chavez de La
Sauses su estimable esposa, han
estado en- Capulin por algun tempo
durante la emfermedad de su mama
Dona Peregrina.
Dona Julianita G.. de Torres y
sus ninas de Monte Vista estan de
paseo y al mismo tempo a yer a
su papa Don Juan de j. Gallegos
uuien a estado enfermo por all lgun
tempo.
Don Feliz Chavez y esposa del
Mogote Sc hallan de paseo hora,
visitando Don Jose Ramon Val
dez Y esposa. ambas familias fuer-
on a Conejos visitar sus parientes
ALI.
Don Jose Lauro Valdez, Sc encu-
entra ahora en- Durango con ne
gocios importantes.
Nuestro energico comerciante
Don Romualdo Ortiz y Don Juan
P. Ortiz estubieron en- Alamosa
con negocios importantes ell mier-
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-02-02
.. EASTDALE =.

From Our Special Oorrsspondent
We are having very fine weather
for winter. &
Stock and sheep are doing well in
this section.
Some anxiety is felt on account
of the light snow fall in the Sangre
de Cristo range of mountains.
A hair breadth disaster was avert
ed last Saturday night at the home
of Mr.. N. P. Hess. Both parents
were away from home and the
children, eight in number, were
getting ready to retire shortly after
ten o'clock, when a gasoline lamp
suspended from the ceiling over
flowed its contents on a table
where two kerosene lamps were
standing. An explosion followed
and as quick as thought the room
was a mass of flames. The older
children had the presence of mind
to grab the younger children that
were asleep and take them out
doors. Their screams attracted the
attention of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn,
near neighbors who fortunately
had not retired. They did heroic
work until other willing hands ar
rived and soon the flames were un-
der control and most of the contents
of the room was saved with slight
damage. The canvas ceiling, cur
tains and other light materials were
totally consumed.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-02-02
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From Our Special Correspondent.
Joe Wilson is home from Ala
mosa.
A. S. Hawkins was papering last
week.
Mr. Coakley is very busy doing
carpenter work on his new house.
Messrs. Funk and Jesse l.. Nor
tensen. of Sanford, were in town
Monday, looking at land.
Watson and Geo. Wilson were
over from San Luis, the last of the
week, visiting their parents.
Mrs. James Hutchings, of San
ford. was visiting friends and rel
atives Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Valentine and wife and
Miss Mary Jensen, of Ritchfield,
were in tow:i last week looking for
land.
The farmers here are busy these
days turning the earth over, scrap
ing and narrowing and preparing
for spring.
Some of our town took in con-
ference Saturday and Sunday at
Manassa. They report fine meet
ing.
The birthday party given for
Mr.. Chas. Rippey was quite sur
prise on him. All report an en-
joyable time.
A. G. Kidd is wearing a big
smile these days over the arrival
of big ten pound boy. Mother
and babe are doing well.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-02-02

He has Blankets the make will make you the
codes nights prices below value Warm Coats
that cheap value considered Ovecoas and Clothing
first class and prices the lowest Underwear in all grades
Overshoes for men, and children.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-02-02
In Fact, Anything You
Need for Winter.

If QUALITY and PRICES any figure with you, will
pay you to call Mt the BIG STORE before buying will
money Ny, motto: Honest Goods Honest Prices"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-01

Wilcox, Schoenrich y Rossy.
LA Corte de Arecibo empisza hoy Bu
periodic de vacaciones, que duFar6 los me.
seB de Agoato SeptiemI1re.
-NOticias dc MaYagiez infoTman que
nuevas escisiones tienen lugar entire los
elementos fajardistas.
Rapsidas GonfeFeneias han tenido
lugar On estos dias, entire los.ssfiores Attor-
ney y Gobernador Los caaos de Baya.
mon, Caysy, Mayaguez, San GaEm6n y
Cabo RojU, han ocnpado la atenci6n del
jefe de justiciR de Puerto Rico
-HemoB recibidO una carta en- que sa
nos informa que 81 que Sc di6 Bsppltura
antes de aver, no fue u SargsntO Mayor
del Regimiento, y q & John HanaVaT
SaTgento Primero que fue dc la ConpailfS
So d6 Artillorfa de l6s katados Unido8
retirado despuea de 80 aiio1 de EsrYicio.
-Parece que Los afcionados tirRT de.
Ia oreja Jorge, siguen de malaa puas los
''nidOI % deacubren Z ioa pkjaEoa vuelan
neceaariameute.
Sc asegura que 81 senior Hern6ndez
Lopez, considar6ndoss dealigado de aus
compromises con 81 diFeCtorio del plEtliido
republicano, ri asiatir6 4 ningdn mitin nj
aceptar6 actas que le fueTan ofrecidas CON
objeto de hacerle vsriar de actitud.
Sc noticia, que para sustituir al gefior
Guillermety, case de que Eesulta electo
alCalde dc Ia ciudad, de cuyo cargo pre-
sentar6 Is renuncia los republicanos dsl
grupo del actual alCalde, nominaE6n 81
SENIOR Manuel Rodriguez , que egto 90 CO.
sa convenida de antemano.
--Ha estado en- San Juan aver, el sub
Collector de Rentas de Toa-baja, don Ma-
nueI Mufioz SauFi, recientemente nombEa-
do para dicho cargo.
I'm departamento de anemia ssr6
instalRdo en- FajaEdo.
-Si tiene uHted anemia y quiere cuTaT-
be r6pidamente, tome las s'C6psnlas An.
tiuncinaFicas del Doctor Paniagua."
-Regresa hoy & Bu reaidencia de Fa-
iardo el DR.. don joss a. Dfaz, O6cial de
sanidad de aquella poblaci6n.
--ER breYe embarcar6 para los EstadoA
Unidos 81 Lcdo. don Miguel Guerra y don
Antonio Blanco, esta Gltimo de La mer,
Cantil Compafifa. El ssfior Guerra ira
& Washington en aauntos de ID Tranquil
cia para cOnBtruir an muelle "a q puerto
de San Juan, que ha 1ido informada e.
81 Comite del Conasio, & favor de don
Carlos Conde, qus notici6ramOs aver.
Don Reinaldc Paniagua, del c0n1eE.
clio de esta ciudad, nali6 ayer para New
York en asuntoa de negocioa
Don Carlos Aguayo, del comercio Dc
CaRuas IS encuentra en- eta eiudad.
Sc asegura que muchas cbEaa de lal
que ha de efsCtuaF e municipio De San
Juan, ssrfn hecha1 q remates por 81 inge
Micro don Juan B Rodriguez que inaiat..
en- la xenuncia de on cargo. FaEeos qus
90 ancuentERn IN Eultuto da e1 coEaull
dad politic qVs uulys q lurl1aes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-01
IOzGADO De PAz.
JUIGOs De AYER.

secundino Cintr6n, por dar gritos =
iproferir fFeses obsCenas en ID pnsrta del
3Circo Otero, rs.
Federico Ezauiaga, por pOrtar un ca.
ehillo, 415.
Santiago dc Santiago, por insultos con.
ira Luis Mia, So.
Jcss Beoorra, juan 9avin, Joss Pom-
pin, Andres Vidal y Juan Iaurido, poF
pEomover un fuerts escfndalo On ID calls
de Tetufn, $5 cada unO.
Manuel Torres, por il montadO en- 81
scarro que RUiaba, $l.
Ignaoio Fernandez Alfonso Rivers,
spoE sckndalo 95 Cada uno.
InidE0 Rivers, por proferiF hasss OBJ.
scenns ON ID via p6blica, %.
Pauline V6zquez, pOr portar una nava.
81, 8l5.
Rafael RuyisE, por dOrmir "a litiO Pd-
biicO, 8l.