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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06
TRANSFERS SHOW GAIN
Real Estate Figures Are Compared with
am;G'. ! April, 1905. 49,, j. a.

Building and real estate transfers for
the month, according to tables prepared
ing off from the record Of April, 1905.
Transfers for the week ending May 4
register gain over the week Of the
previous year, while the building per
mits are for a smaller amount.
The comparisons are as follows:
E4tIEH. -Nv TRANSFERS ~. -.
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Real Estate Rentals, Mortgages, Loans and Fire Insurance

S15OO--12l3 W SD st, S-room house
/. in*good condition, ION Bryant ear line
H155O-27O0 z13thSs.av S, house rented
/ toEztwo. families at 7$l7 a month;
! large barn. q"
818OO-Cosy little home of six rooms
! on Grand av S near 2Sth st; part
{ cash.
S22OO-eo7 22d av S, a good home
. for someone.
$4,000 Nearly new Groom house,
! modern except heat, Lyndale near
34th st S.
S37OO- Calhoun district, Humboldt
near SD st, 5 rooms, all modern; hot
water heat ~ :. 49, t 4
S45O0- Garfield ay near 26th st, 10
{ rooms, all modern;' first, floor finished
in Ssselect birch. three mantels and
CRATES snap: 80. E: l. 4 :: :. ~. =
S56OO-Upton av near Lake Harriet;
. Groom house and Broom cottage, all
y modern, nearly new; house rents for
$35 month; cottage would easily
rent for $25; lot 56x172; delightful
locality.
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$4,000 Two family house, modern
i: except heat, finished Sin hardwood
:. = throughott3 troenas On each floor;
4 first foorsrents for So ia month - 1th
av inside Of 9th st. b
S75OO-Humboldt near LAX q ofsthe
Isles, 8 rooms, thoroughly modern;
birch finish; hot water heat; gas and
wired for electricity. 81; a. {
$4,000 Humboldt Il near S Frahklin,
new broom all modern house; first
class in every respect. a - S"'S@ I
S110OO-Irving near Lincoln av s,
10 rooms, mahogany and white
~ enamel finished y sne ea pe ssssS !
k$l5OOO Or dgewo ods, A. ho mtsa OIL
rooms; Beautifully Finished. Ss.. S Z
$4,000 -IoWryf5lH hoIne,, * story
@brick;. thoroughly mode S{ss$5f ! !
We have for sale a few elegant
homes on Lowry Hill, Blaisdell land
Park avenue, which, we shall be GLAD
to show to any one: in the market fol
! a first-class home.
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INFORMATION BUREAU
OPENS HEADQUARTERS
Offices at 8 Fifth Street to Be Fitted
with Every Facility and Convenience
for Exploiting Advantages of Mime
vs. nolie 3lt. = - 1. .stE w. -.

Headquarters have been opened at 3
Fifth street s by the Minneapolis Real
Estate Information bureau, with g. 4:
Sawyer, manager, in charge. The board
has secured space IL by 40 feet and
when the tenants who have been occu-
plying the property move out May 10,
design for the decoration and equip
ment Of the room will be carried out
The bureau will be for the informa
tion Of the. general public in matters
pertaining to- real estate, as we'll as
for members of the board. Mr.. Sawyer
has been authorized to offer the bureau
office for the use Of the Commercial
club during Grand Army week, and at
any other time that the club may desire
to use the space. -
| Location Is Central. ~
After long consideration Of various
places offered for the use of the board
in it's new publicity movement, tho
executive committee decided Friday TO
lease. the Fifth street property. It de-
SIZED to get some accessible place. for
Mr.. Sawyer headquarters, which might
be easily reached from all parts Of the
city. the office selected is between
lines of the city, and it is within a
short distance Of all the cross lines.
It is on the street level and has large
plate glass front, which will give a
good view of the attractive interior Of
I the place. :. ......, 49,
Scope Of New Work.
Mr.: Sawyer is evolving seyera! plans
for his new department. He said@yes-
terday that the decorations would be
rushed and then he would be ready
properly to entertain all the friends Of
the board. "We want all our own
/ people to come in and see us, - said Mr..
Sawyer. eve shall be glad to answer
ANY questions touching upon real estate,
estate firms will be exhibited in the bu-
reau showing the properties each has
for sale. This will save lot of walk
ing Sfor the people. The prime reason
for opening the bureau, however, is to
set forth thoroly the advantages of
Minneapolis. 49,. ,%;z.
!. ''There need be no boom to interest
the facts. The amount Of production
of ore and other things in this state is
i fabulous We simply shall call the at
tention Of the people to matters chat
T they have not thought Of, and that
q should be sufficient to interest them in
? the city and its real estate.
; 49,. Got Other Cities Beat. *t
"Think Of this for moment: What
i other western city can ever have the
s peculiar advantages of the twin cities
from a railroad and a distributing
standpoint? Here ten large railroad
systems center and radiate in all di
rections thru the territory which is GU,
is rapidly developing and must have it.
, effect on it's two commercial centers
! Minneapolis and st. Paul. - '" r..
] One great convenience to the rea
. estate men. will be a file of all the bu
reau's correspondence, which will !bt
4 open to their inspection. Maps, tables
general literature Of real estate, present
oftproperty, and other information cal
!, beRsecured promptly when Mr.. Sawyer
\ force is organized. -, i: Al. - -
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:" Total =. .148 ;15019O 100, 1876 O35
Total for month Of April, 1905, No. 8e1
amount. $917, 400; 1905, No. e7s amount
81, 6O2, e02. .1-.- j. - - -, -, - =
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5lZ SS6 zoo JSS, 46E
Total for month, 1905, No. 9s3: amount,
81 1856, ST.; 1905 No. 9e5; amount, 81, 4s4, 34s
BUILDING PERMITS =
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13

IT seems to Us like a sort Of q
sour grapes proposition for the
Morenci LIdder after loosiRg the
county printing this year, TO say
that the work done for the county
two years ago by the GUARDIAN
was almost worthless, in view of
the fact that the Board compelled
the Leader to furnish the sam Q
class Of paper that the GUARDIAN
had been furnishing 1t is hardly
consistent for the Leader to say
such things after having skinned
the county for the past year by
furnishing paper for letter heads
that weigh 4 pounds less por roam
than il is under bond to furnish.
1t might be we'll for the Board to
investigate this matter. We are
surprised that Fred would say a
word about poor printing, when
the fact is that the receipt books
he has furnished will hardly hang
together, and it is difficult to tell
what some of the blanks be has
furnished is meant for.
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13

OLD Geronimo, the Apache war;
ior, has been perroitted by the
government to accept employment
by a Wild West show which will
tour the West. A Wild West
show with this old chief as an at
traction would be regarded as the
real thing in Arizona, and before
be appears before an audience in
this territory we would advise that
he be provided with a helmet and
coat of mail.
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13
WILL HAVE FAIR TRIAL


The following dispatch from
Boise, Idaho, is taken from the
"Daay People" socialist organ
published in New York and we re-
produce il for the benefit ofa few
s 'cialists IN Safford who have been
so loud 10 denouncing the courts
OF Colorado and Idaho, ard some
even going so far to state that a
fair trial would be denied tb5 &C
cused mining officers.
These men will be given fair
trial, and if guilty should hang; if
innocent they will certainly be ac.
quilted.
Boise, Idaho, MAJ ch 20.-Attor-
uey John f, Nugtnt, one Of the
counsel for the officers of the West.
ern Federation of Miners, under
indictment charged with. the mur-
der Of Governor Steunenberg, was
asked by reporter this morning
for statement concerning the
story circulated that an attempa
might be made TO release Meyer,
Haywood and Pettibone from the
Ada county jail, in which they are
now being held to await trial. Mr..
Nugent said:
"Since Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone we're removed from the
penItentiary both they and our
selves have been treated with the
kindness, courtesy and
consideration by the officers of
Canyon and Ada counties.
"We believe that the story now
being circulated throughout the
country, to the effect that an al
tempt would be made to forciAly
release our clients from custody, is
as baseless as the exploded giant
powder and sulphuric acid stories.
"Should such sA attempt be
made, it would be resisted by the
prisoners themselves, as they de,
sire Nothing so much as an early
trial.
III such statements as those re-
terred to have been made, we nsve
40 knowledge of them, ana no
man who is friend of our clients
would. contemplate taking snch ac-
lion.
Cur clients would act run away
if released to morrow, as they have
no fear as to the result of u fair and
an impartial trial"
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13

THE Copper Queens official Or
gan-the Bisbee Daily Review has
made material improvements of
late, in securing the full associated
press dispatches and enlarging the
paper, and in addition has assumed
much neater appearance. 1t can
be said of these people. They are
enterprising.
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13

THE Easter edition of the st.
Louis Mirror, edited by William
Marion Reedy, is one OF the neat
est productions of printers art yet
to reach our Office. 1t is needless
to add that it Is exceptionally
ably edited
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13
Co to
P ] JaCObSOn'S for
Greceries--New
Stock

Sardines 5 cents a can, Potted
Ham 5 cents a can, Best Red
Salmon in oil, IL l.2 cents a can.
Selz and other make of shoes.
Mems and boys hats from 35
cents and up.
Pants and Shirts for large men,
any shape.
Best Harness, 3 inch tug, 1850.
Chain Harness fro@ $3.50 per
set up.
Hardware, and ia fact every
thing from Il needle to a hay
stack.
/ buy from Manufac tures for
cash and sell for small profits,
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13
Bank Report

Report of the condition of the
Graham Co. State Bank at Thatcher
in the territory of Arizona, at the
close of business March 3lth, 1906:
RFsOURCES
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13

Only eleven votes were cast in
the school election at Globe,
March 3lst. S. f. iSullenberger
receiving the entire vote.
Graham guardian., 1906-04-13

Arizona & New Mexico Railway Co
Lordsburgs & Hachita Railway Co.
Time table No. 26.
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LARRAzoLo's STRENGTH.
Advertiser.

Albuquerque Advertiser.
The campaign mas developed the
fact that h Democrats made the
best possible selection for a candi-
date when they named Hon. o. A.
LarazOlo as their candidate for con
gress. He is not only holding the
party together, but is making friends
wherever he goes, and will undoubt-
eddy carry some of the heretofore
strong Republican counties.
The impression he mad in the Pc
COS Valley country will make thous-
andS of votes for the Democratic
ticket, and in all probability com
pletely overcome the majority given
in the Territory for the Republican
candidates two years ago.
He is making great gains in all the
counties of the north, and it is ad-
mitted that his vote will run thous-
ands more than did the vote for Hon.
George P. Money, while some of the
largest Republican counties will this
year go into the Democratic column.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-30

In the death of District Clerk c.
NJ. Bird, the Record feels a n OF
loss that is shared by many other
people having business with the
clerks office. A newspaper has occa-
sion every day to inquire into the
records of the court, and does not
pay any fees for the privilege But
no representative of the Record Eve
found Mr.. Bird unwilling to extend
every courtesy and assistance posi-
bic to incure accuracy and complete
ness in reporting matters that came
through his office.
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Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Roswell, New
Mexico, September 9th, 1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav-
ing been filed in this office by Will
lam H. Smith, contestant, against
James H. Ames entry No. 1892, made
December 18th, 1902, for NEA SWA
NWA SEA SEA NWA and SWA
NEA Section 26. Township 5 s.,
Range so E, by James H. Ames, con-
testee, in which it is alleged that
James H Ames mas wholly abandon
ed said tract and has failed to es-
tablish his residence thereon for
more than six months since making
said entry, and has failed to reside
thereon and cultivate same for more
than six months next prior to the
date of this affidavit and hat said
alleged absence from the said land
was not due to his employment in
the army. navy or marine corps of
the United States in time of war,
said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
a. M on November IA, 1906, before
the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office in Roswell,
New Mexico.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit. filed October 9th,
1906, set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not be made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that
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running against Atkinson and White
county commissioners? The Re
cord always considered it wiser Tor
a candidate to advertise himself than
to advertise his opponent. The Re
publican organ has been ievotlng
lots of space to the Democratic can
but it's own candidates APP
pear to have been run onto a blind
siding and forgotten.
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The Democrats elected to the com
Ing legislature will undoubtedly give
Governor Hagerman every possible
support in his efforts to improve con-
uitions in the Territory. You are safe
In casting your ballot for Democrats
an any legislative district heard from.
80 lar, the Republicans nominated
are all the otner way.-AIbuquerque
Advertiser.
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The cattle companies managed by
Billy Atkinson and Tom White have
paid, N now pay more taxes in
Chaves county than all the Republi-
can candidates and members of the
Republican central committee com
bined.
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The Record today prints both sides
of the Andrews case as shown by the
court records. We give the readers of
the Record credit for intelligence
enough to form their own opinions in
the matter.
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1t was stated in the Chaves county
Republican convention that Delegate
ANDREWS had nothing whatever to do
with the failure of any PENNSYLVANIA
bank Read the copies of court pa
pers in today's Record and Judge
for yourself.
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There is something more impress
sive than an ordinary path in the de-
F~claration of a man in immediate con-
temptation of death. T. Lee Clark
had ne reason to defend himself in
his dying declaration nor to defame
any other person.
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All advertisements to insure inser-
ton in the same days issue OF The
Record should be in the printers
hands before eleven o'clock lin the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be in the Of
flee by eleven o'clock to prevent its
being run that day.
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1t is a most cowardly attempt the
Republican central committee makes
in trying to injure Neighbor Gayle
by striking at his son.
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Just you attend carefully to your
own business, and you will never
need to worry about what other peo-
pie say.
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lar pension for the h banker
in New Mexico.
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Every voter in the Territory should
try to impress upon his mind the i'm
p~ortance of keeping the statehood
question in sight when he goes to the
polls. There is danger that the peo-
pie will become so engrossed over
their local contests that many of
them will neglect the necessary yes"
or mo" on the statehood natter
Albuquerque Journal.
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No doubt the Republican county
central committee mas a pull" with
Governor H~agerman. Why not start
an official investigation?
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-30

1t is probable that Delegate And
rews will not visit the Pecos Valley
this year. but lest he be forgotten.
the Record presents a few lines of
his Pennsylvania record.
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Neighbor Gayle may well stand on
his record. He a given faithful,
honest and efficient service, and the
people are satisfied.
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Oh, yes; the tax laws of New
Mexico are rotten enough,-but is
was a Republican legislature that
made them SO.
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such notice be given by due and pro-
per publication.
HOWARD LELAND,
Register.
DAVID L. GEYER,
Receiver.
Tue, Oct. 9, IS.
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List your property with Woodruff
& DeFreest, Okla. Block, % 4.
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By the way. does anybody know
the Republican candidates who are
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List your property with Woodruff
& DeFreest. Okla. Block, DON 4.
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Tickets--=TiCketS .--TiCketS

R. R. Tickets at half price n
guarantee See me first. OFT.
R. G. INGERSOLL.
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For Sale.

A house and lot on Main Street at
a special bargain for a few days only
CARLTON & BELL.
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Put that sign on your property and it will be rented very
quick. | make a speciality of renting property-the people
know it-when they see the sign or want to rent a house,
they come to me. The result is the same In either case-f
your house is listed with me.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
Ell MANDATE DE LA MUERTA

mo La de Teller muy baens cormgo Ia enido
Ia decad,zA de aysfe. LS ni6a 90 bella Angel
de angeles que a6l0 sdornan sino
que hAoen espSnoto de sedA ence Sria
muller deicicss 10 mo costsra demaaisdo
G1Atd6 scncio rtfexionsndo. Luego diio brusca
ment.:
-R.imbanlt Ssec.sirfa ustsd mpier que no To-
visle UtsetaS
No s6 contelt6 Daniel sorprendido por aquela pregunM
repenna he penaAdo ta Cosa; csr
10 mujer quien amsae.
-Qdizss estuvess usted 10 Rrme rcpuso entamente
Lorin. nero 20 considsrsriA una locura
DaiGvose indeciso
-Blh sxcam6 por flo, hCen IocurAs todcs Iou dia.
hlbl6 de otra Sac6 s fortuna relucr.
Despues vic que enrabA a forA de Teller slrededor de
Qaere ustsd que 10 preSente 10 rena do lugarel
preGunt6 Dsne
-Es irdNl. contest6 ests; me Conoce.
-Pues 81 nuncA le he viIto uaed sQuf
-Es la primera vez que bao. Habito en- s casa. Soy
Ierretsrio del se6or Teller desde hace ounce dfas.
bre Lorin.
-Ultsdf .xclm6
aquel sasteds en- bcc signiacba clarsmene ePero
COMO demono ha sViSsdo sntes No hAbs paesdo
mnIo tempo \ CompshlAs
SoIt6 POGO pCco el buzo de Dana foe reunirse al
grupo Que rodesba 6lrs de Ter puesto que snguo
compInsro era IN sublIrnO hAce cOmpromeedOr s tAre
Daniel tnvo FonriTA de despreco Iint6 no hAber
habado prontO para que peraonae hubse deado
en- seguda Acerc6e ID ss6ors de Teller,
ciendo, retirAdo de ella slgunos pasos de diItanca
Tenia se6orA uVentud complicGda hbofosA,
exgeAb ell snhdo roatro donde apAreCiIn
srruGs ueltss Por echRba mAda hEc donde
eItsbA uans tunfando que ellis tun mas obeQud.
gIlGntesds AQuels naG represntibA al ado de Na
papel de ample oil o de compAc6p, 10 cual trnqusba
ea contra Veez q1e lbs spoderndo de Lorn
shbA aE DrelurOs galns Ere demAAdo ducho para rom
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07
B1BLtoTECA DE .tA DEMOCRAC1A

entra nto las puertas ve1tnsG To1A aquel gente
ha sba al dsemDads de slRunas los frscs
pie los vsdo de se1a hunddos la butaas No
que murmulo del cuA Hobresaan por mo-
menloH rsitis inmedishmente reprimidAs
Una Ipece de reIpsto nstintivo hAbAse spoderdo de
Daniel Mraba Iq1eoa hombreS grAVeV, aQueos i6venes
egGntes tabA dspueso admrles de buena fe Nuncs
haba vlto fiesta semeante Habia sorpreM deae
que hAb aldo l6bmen trAnsportado esfera de luz
donde todo ain duda bneno beo Aque heris de bu
scSs donde as se6ora sonndose oGtsnaban cueo
brzos denudos cagsdcs de oya cAuAbane sobe TODD
esLece de GrrObAmieno medic del Al6l, VIII Juans
Silva iunfGnte rodeada de adorIdor Aluel era DG
MEL 81 sisiO agrAdo de dOnde pArAn todOs los
Qasrfa gosAr ella conversation de aqueos ssreG sups
fiore eacerc6 entertainments gupo e cuA pArecE
que 6or Teller hlaba dcutiendo grave question
He aquf oque oy6 Daniel
-Estoy slgo refrado desde aver dec soemnemente el
dputAdo.
Hey que cuidar de ESQ., contsst6 an vieio ssdor
-lB,hl Ie irs como ha venido....
Daniel eicuch6 nt6 hIber olvidGdo que eI uefor
Tesr neco sAba deUd hGcfl ounce da Ado
an6 aguDs pSsos h6se dets de seGora ovsn de IN
egsnia La sngudamente SenAda sonente nclinabA
med frene N6dor paeclendo ecuchGr l. m6cs de los
Ipoysdo gsrmento sobe Ell respAdo de k batlc pGree
uuerubf con ftIc negro.
Daniel crty6 Iorprender de conVersAConts de
amor como las Que dsIcriben los poetIG.
Qae tempo tan fto hace hoyl murmur6 eli ioven.
lob nj penslrlo quero contesAbl la U6ora con emo
ci6r 10 lluvs dA isqusca debo estar feI nochs.
-ES used AdorAbemente bonita
HA notado uad que cukndo lueYe no se soltene rldo
del pslOl,
Me he v,o obligada risirmeo eI vec.i mrs u,tsd
eIsOy dsl0rehads
70 en- esos c.aos Coma en- poIvo
-Sil PueI grcias por 10 rsceta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-07

Cen motive de lss earrerM que 40
llsvarin q etseto ell Is del actual, en-
ell Hip6droms de Ponce, 30 esta b ecer q
an eta ciudad una bancA alemsns,
donde rodrsn cruxsrle spues.as & los
cAba'los que dispnten los premios.
Dleha bAneA SO ests blecsr1 en- Q! kioico
de 10 plaza de Arms, situAdo frente a
q ntendenc!a
Ell aef1or Was 0 hotsco acaba
de obtener Tn triunfo en- Ia corte 6u.
pramA de Puerto Rico. Eta ha fa
llado en- favor de la SUCCESSION de don
Pedro j Vivoni un pleito en- apela.
el6n, seguido por sl abogAdo sefior
Bisggi contra 10 susodicha suces ion,
en eobro de hon0rarios profssionAleF
--ProbA bAblsmente q principles de
AgcsiO se vera sn 10 Corte de Distrito
do Mayaguz ell nuevo iuisio por iu.
rAdo dc Joi6 Morales, alias <Yare
yGrs,. Fl Abogsdo de Ia dstensA 81
el senior Texldor,
Sc haee ssher por esta notieia
que las drecciones para entrar las
embAroAciones sn la Pahia de Gusys-
nills, como corr cslones en- Ia Noticia
Local para Marines de Noviembre 8,
dc 1905 eita1 anuladas; una de las
ehlmeneas meucIonAdas ha aldo qui
tadA N h,y en- Ia actuAlidAd dir!c
soneS otsIales para entrsr en- dicha
Bahia.
Por orden de 10 JlntS de FAros.
A. N Wood, Commander, U s N
Ast, TO III Iospr Sd Dist Service
OF Porto Rico.
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