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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The Merchants National bank, oi
which Marco H. .Hellman Is vice presi-
dent and cashier, will occupy the
ground floor corner in the Lankershim
streets, about September 1. The bank
will make extensive improvements Ia
the value of about $4,000
Cashier f. II. Stickney is in charge
of the First National bank, whose doors
were opened for business at Rhyolite
Nevada, June 3.
The California State Bankers asso-
nrehension and conviction of evil doers
the following standing rewards:
$25O-For the arrest and conviction
of any burglar attacking the vault OF
safe of any member.
si0O-Icor the arrest and conviction
of any forger or other criminal de-
frauding a member
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
SLIGHT CHANGES
IN QUOTATIONS
FRESH FRUITS ARE COMING IN
PLENTIFULLY
Market Men Kept Busy Handling Per-
ishable Stock-Fine Cantaloupes
Arrive from the imperial
Valley

Comparatively few changes in prices CT
produce are noted. Black cherries are
jobbing at 12c fiat, a slight a. aaVsnss; 3 Sssi;
White Rose potatoes now JOB at, a. $Zizog 9o !.
2.5O per cwt; tomatoes at $lioWz'VO
crate; squash at 65@70c box canta-
ioupes in small crates at $l.0O fiat; ponies
at 80 fiat. Too early for standaros, ii1taS snd
eggs, with prices firmer for fancy cream
The market is well supplied with fresh
fruits and vegetables, ana business Is re-
ported active. ,o, 80
Fish is in good supply. Dealers are
placing stock in storage. "a
Sales on the exchange were ~ Sachs ms, :, VI
lima beans, rs sacks of Lady Washlng-
ton beans and 80 cases of local case count
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
S]NZN!E;llE!E(!EZza '!
MINING QUOTATIONS

San Francisco mining exchange quota
tions, furnished by Ernest Kennedy 81
Co., 12S West Sixth street. Los Angeles.
June 4:
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New York Stocks

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 4.-The following
were the official quotations on the
stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05

Homeless children received and placed
IN houses for adoption. Apply Rev. o.
society, 1884 Bradbury building. Los An
geles,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles Of
prevail at the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-The off
cial closing quotations for mining stock
today were as follows:
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CALIFORNIA.
(Greenwater District.J
NEVADA.
(Fairview District
(Searchlight District }

Johnnie District. Nye County)
Johnnie Con. G.. NJ. Co........ .11as
Mohawk Johnnie ......., ..
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STEWART MINE
PRISONERS ALL
HAVE PERISHED
Poisonous Gas Drives
Back Rescue Party Try
ing to Explore the
Shaft.

FAYETTEVILLE. ~. Va. Jan s0-
All hope that any OF the victims OF yes
terday's disaster in th, Stewart mines
H'ay still be alive Was abandoned today.
after an attempted exploration OF the
mine, which came near costing the lives
OF three wOuld-iie resruers.
II Is estimated that the number of
dead viii reach siAty-Iye ID may Dos
slbly De- even greater. of this number.
about twenty are foreigners and several
others are negroes. But the majority
are Americans, married, and with large
families
ln the hope of possibly reScuing some
OF the victims aH attempt was made to
lower three men into the shaft in an
lmpruyised basket today. Before they
lad gone sixty feet two OF the men were
overcome by thc fJul gases. aud the
tntrd was barely able to give the signal
lu his comrades above before hr too
suCCumbed. The three men were quick
ly drawn up aud resu-citated- Further
efforts al getting % the bodies of the
buried men HaEs been temporarily aban-
doned until the gases can be forced
from Ihe shaft by fans.
The scene about the mouth of the
shaft today is q pathetic one. The
families of the imprisoned men crowd
about and impede the work OF the
resCucrs. yet itnd little consolation, as
practically nothing can be done yet
toward even recovering the bodies Of
their loved ones.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30
UNCLE SAM NAY
DECIDE TO DIG
DITCH HIMSELF
Officially AnnouncedLoW
Bidder Was Not Prom
iSed More That Fair
Chance.

N. j. Oliver and his associates
may not get the Panama canal con-
tract after an.
II was officially announced today
that the only promise or pledge the
administrator had given Mr.. Oliver
thus far was that his bid would be
considered ON All fours with the
others and that the Government
would feel perfectly free To reject
Oliver as "a contractor, cor any or all
uf the other contractors. and build
the canal itself.
The statement has been made that
the Government had promised Oil
yer that if he secured new partners
the job was his. II was said at the
White Hous, today that this i'm
preston was IN error.
''Alr. Oliver will come i'm now with
his new partners ON the same
ground with the McArthur-Gille~pie
combination" said an official ut the
White House today. As he has
been accorded the privilege of
amending his bill. the Gillespie peo-
pie will be given the same chance"
Therefore. the situation as 10 now
stands, is that the Government is
free 10 take or refuse any bid, and
the next chairman, Mr.. Stevens. may
he called upon to do the work for
the Government without. the assist
ance of any private contractors.
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Daughter of Accused
Woman on Stand in
Defense of Her
Mother.
The Case viii Probably
Reach Jury Some
Time rOmor-
row.
Story Of Conen s Mother

"Lucieu. my boy. was walking
by my side ! had hold of his
arm and we were going 10 our
boarding house. Suddenly 1 heard
him utter "A terrible scream, fall
10 his knees and then he struck
the ground
While my poor boy lay bleed
ing and gruaning on the ground
this woman (pointing 10 Mrs.
Mayl rushed up like a mad wom-
an and pressed the revolver to
his heart.
= screamed. Don't shoot him.
For Gods sake don't She strug-
gled with me. held her arm up
60 keep her away from him. The
pistol dropped to the GROUND.
This woman tried 10 shoot
him again. but Young men pre-
vented her.
My boy was taken home and
then 10 the hospital. He died at
our home IA Louisville, Ky"
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Attacks Upon Him
Cause No WOrrv
For Contractor

Frederick a.. Stevens is my partner
In the matter Of constructing the Pan
ana canal i'm the event that I am
awarded the contract said William j.
oliver this morning Mr.. Stevens is
president Of the Commercial National
Bank. OF Washington. ana state super
intendent OF public works of New York.
having been recently appointed 90 the
latter position.
I put up a certified check for se50. .Ge
With the commission" said Mr. Oliver
Today. AS guarantee that 1 would
make good in all that vas required if
was awarded the contract FOR con-
structing the canal. Ii turned ont 1 was
the lowest bidder la making nv bid. I
Gid so upon my own volition ! did not
stand In with any ring or gang ana
ths inference is plain that some OF those
who were unsuccessful are using every
means IN their power 20 iniUTe me
The Evening Post of New York is
makinR q nuTry over the fact th4L nv
tCoEtiHucd uu Ninth Paea.
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Rum0r 100000 Of
fer Is rendered for
a MiStrial.
Insanity Defense Plan
Is Revealed by
Questions.

Henry {. Brearlcy. OF 10 East
Fifteenth street, married. en-.
plOyed by j. Peabody & co.. ex-
p0rfers. IL State street. look the
seat OF Juror No. 6. He is
tWenty-eight years old.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Steamers departing today for Euro
peaH ports VIII have light 10 fresh
south west 10 west winds with snow
Wednesday. clearing Thursday 10 the
Grand Banks.
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Behind these pathetic, awful
scenes lies the story of a tragedy
most unusual in its execution.
my Wife Killed Herself
DIR. John :. Dorsey, ne first one
to reach the scene a er the shots
were fired, while dc ming To give
the story in ali its z .ails until he is
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Coroner Fires Shots
Trying to Determine
If Woman Ended Life

mother lying dead in bed with bullet hole through the right
temple while beside her lies the body Of infant girl months
with its brains oozng from similar wound the gasty spectacle pre-
nted the home OF William g. Copey 1921 Rhode Island
northeast, in the suburb OF Iangdon, d. {.
Whether the killed her baby and then fired bullet into her
brain the double murder done by third person
been determined Coroner hewitt in effort determine how
whose night robe powder burned shot personally
made tests with revolver His tests in the opinion of detectives
strengthen the suicide theory
At the Ninth precinct suspicion,
spite his agonied declaration
committed suicide Vt the home Of nighbo
bright boy
tragedy keeps repeating
Mamma 5 sick. ant o goh
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30
May Condemn Land.

Condemnation proceedings are au-
thorized if agreement cannot be reach
ed as 20 prices OF the land or parts
of it,
The ground 20 be purchased as con-
tvmpIated by this bill includes the
proposed site FOR the building for the
Departments OF State. Justice and
Commerce and Labor south of Penn
-ylYauia avenue at Fifteenth street
senator HeyhurD- reported the bill
TODAY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30

The only daily electFic-lighted Pullman
,rain To Florida. Leaves Washington SIS
p m. arriving ST. Augustine 2:d0 D. In.
neat day, Ohce. AL Pa. ave.-Adv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30
LAND
BACK TO MALL
TO BE BOUGHT
According to Hepburn
Bill, Fayorably Report
ed-FOr Department
Buildings.

Purchase Uy the Government uI ali the
ground between the botanical Gardens
and Fifteenth street and between Penn
~.Nauia avenue auc tue Mail Is au-
thoriZed by Ehc fleybuIn blll which was
ordered fayorabIv reported by the Sen
ate Public Buildings and Grounds Com
mitJee today. The ru carries a $1,000
cH1 appropriation
The proposed purchase is To- make
present and future provision for Gov
erlmen- public buildings,
Blocks to Be Bought
The bin provides for purchase undsg
direction OF the President Of the follow
ing parcels OF land;
An of blocks 80 -. 22N. -4g 20 30
80. IS, 80 26O. ~. 2g3. 294 30, sls, $50
$50, 3Sl, 3s2- 45l 575, 57f- Reservation A
Reservation B. Reservation e. Reserva-
tioH y. according 20 the official plat
of the city OF Washington, not already
owned iu whole or in part by the Gov
eminent.
II IS provided JHal the Secretary of
tHy Treasury, subject 10 the order 81
tEe PTesidelt shall be- authorized TO
purchase or acquire this land OF any
part Jhsr-of as soon as practicable at
such pri-e as may be- fixed by agree
m-nt between the Secretary and the
owners. The price must not exceed the
actual cash value and the payments
therefor shall be made to owners upon
the requisition of tie Secretary Of the
Tlcasur, with the approval OF the
President. upon release and convey
aucv tu tue United states by deeds
after Jrc titi" OF the srUutor shall have
naoH examined and approved IN writing
uE tA, Attorney General az the United
State-.
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UNDRESSED IN THE COLD,
LEAPS INTO COKE OVEN

UNIONTOWN, Pa. Jan. 5J.-Tired Of
life, owing probably 10 mental trouble.
Tony Sain, foreigner, went To "a coke
oven at oliver. No ] deliberately n-
dressed iT the cold and threw himself
nrad frs, into thc bed of fire and was
burned C. dcatH. Boys who saw the act
ported the matter ana men pulled out
m. b1fiv -s.Gred bolv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30

at the Rosario mine. Mexico. Sunerin-
terdent Reese has sent a telegram Ia the
san JIau fatista Mining Co.. 5lf Ouray
iiuiiding this city. saying, Tests made
today shnW hue cast, ore from Rosa rio
snatt 10 be copper estimated 10 be thirty
fest thick some very rich. -Ady.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30

HARPERs EERRY. W. Va. Jan. 30
Both rivers clear.
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Hearts were touched, spectators
Wept. and court attendants were
moved 10 pity in Criminal Court No
p today when Mrs. Josephine Conen.
the feeble, bent. and decrepit moth
or of Lucien II. Conen went on the
stand. and between sobs. told of the
staying of her son by Mrs. Jennie L..
May on the evening Of September
-, 1905, al Seventh and + streets
southeast.
Mrs. conen's testimony affected Mrs
May preceptibiy. The defendant low
cred her head and her face flushed vio-
iently while the aged mother related ihe
Incidents that occurred on that fgtafrI
day. The feeble woman told OF the at
tack on her son while she was accom-
pauying him home. OF a desperate en-
counter with his Infatuated assaiIaut
ana the anguish that was hers when
she saw her sons life blood ebbine
away
Another pathetic spectacle IL The trial
was little Beatrice MAY. A golden
haired girl of twelve. on the stand tell
ing of irrational things her mother had
done and of Mrs Mays pcOr physical
health
Unusual progress was made by Dis
ulct Attorney Baker and Assistant Dis
trlct Attorney Charles Turner In fortv-
i've minutes they examined all the wit
hesses tof the Government and an
Hounced that the case was closed.
The defense opened its case shortly
before noon. IT was then known thar
insanity would be Mrs Mays plea Her
attorneys. Fulton and Baker, viii en-
deaVor 10 show that insanity is heredi-
taIy in her family. and that she was not
responsible for her action on the dav
she killed COnen.
II is thought the case viii be closed
tomorrow.
Taking Of Testimony Begins.
Assistant District Attorney Turner
began the .peni1g statement for ihe
Government at l0.l5 O'Clock this morn
ing. His remarks were brief and To The
point.
The defense made no opening state
ment
Dr. Haven u. Butts toId OF having
made a CURSOR examination OF Con-u's
injuries imncdia tcly after tile shooting
ia the hack. Dt. Bats said ne
ordered tlte mla sent 10 Proridcaca
Victims Mother on Stand.
Airs. Conen was then called. With a
heavy mourning veil obscurlns her couu-
teIfence. the frail, trembling little Wo-
man made her way slowly TO The stand.
Requested by MI Turner 10 raise her
veil. she slowly complied.
What is your name 80 Her voice
WAS so weak IL could n0t be heard by
the jurors She was asked to raise the
tone, but her voice was chot1cd with
emotion and she could do but little
betteT She finally answered in an aud
ihle voice, Josephine Cmen.
Where do vou liver
Louisville. Ky"
Where You acquainted with Ilcien
COnen g.
He Eas nIy son. AiV SON. said Mrs.
Continued on Eighth Page)
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heard before the Coroner's jury,
made the following statemen- ~ a
Times representative this morning;
Il was awakened about 1l:45 last
nigh, by Vigorous ringing of the
door bell.
Mr. Copley stood outside. partially
CONTINUED on Eighth Page)
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j. H. Small & Sons, Florists,
Washington and New York.-Ady.
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TEMPERATURE.
DOWN TOWN


lResisterol Anleck's STANDARD Thermometer.
i D. m..---.'.--. ....'.-''. .-'-.----..-..-.. 4
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- Florida Limlted

)CoHtinued ou Ninth Pase
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-09

Two small wrecks on the Santa "a
delayed trains from the east q wesi
last night. The ~westbOund trains. 0 u
III number. arrived In a bunch be
tween I and 1880 o'clock. having been
delayed behind r freight derailment
near Lamy. while No. 5 from the
west was held FOR an hour as h re-
suit ~ a derailment near the stock
yards.
John Kennedy and -. r. zahn. Of
the Gallup Fuel company and the
Union Coal company, came IN from
Gallup last night The gentlemen are
here ia connection with a suit brought
to prevent the sale Of the properties
Of the coal companies TO a syndicate
headed BY Albuquerque men.
Richard Heller, the well known
merchant and wool buyer Of Cgbezon.
sold a large Bmouut Of wool here yes
terdsy. He returned home yesterday
afternoon.
G. NJ. Foraker, United States marshal.
returned home yesterday on the flyer
from Roswell. where he has been at
tending the session Of the federal
court
r. G. Conboy. representing the Con-
Casualty company. spent yes
IN the city. leaving last night
for I'll Paso and southern New Mex
leo.
+. ". Lyons. territorial agent OF
National Life Insurance company
N Des Moines, Ia. returned home yes
from Los Lunas.
Lieutenant r. w. Bali, in charge OF
he army recruiting stations in New
Mexico. went to Gallup yesterday aft
srnoon on the flyer.
Max Paul Kcmpenich. the merchant
II Peralia. transacted business IN the
lily yesterday and returns home to-
lay.
Your daily sales respond to your
Idvertising ~ surely as the thermom-
ter responds TO the temperature.
John Riley. Of Colorado Springs,
vas a business visitor IN the city yes
erday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Lowell, OF Fargo,
:. D.. visited friends here yesterday.
n. G. Ferguson. Of J~onesbOro. Ark,
pent yesterday in Albuquerque.
Manuel Goodman. Of Portage, Wis
pent yesterday In the city.
y. X. Adams leaves tonight for Au-
urn. Ind, via El Paso.
K. y. frvan, OF Paduca, KY, spent
.cstcrday IN the city.
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List of Odds
and Ends We
WISH TO
CLEAN UP


Ten tracts Of garden truck and or
chard lands Of from 8 to 20 acres
each. under good bitches. Mile and
a half from city. only $50 TO $50 per
acre. Similar laud elsewhere in the
territory is selling at from SIPS to
SEES per acre.
Twenty choice 5O-foot lots in Uni
versity Heights from s35 to 500 each.
Six beautiful close in residence
lots in Perea Addition, including two
corners, $3.50 TO S275 each.
Six dandy "close in" lots in Grant
Tract. city water, etc, $3.50 to $500
each.
Seven fine lots on Honeymoon
Row Central avenue. from $3.50 to
Three residence lots in Duran &
Alexander Addition. Granite avenue,
between Third and Fourth streets,
800 20 $3.50 each.
-Four semi-business lots. corner
First street and Roma avenue, $500
10 $500 each.
esss
Seven business lots on Copper ave-
nue.. including corner. $500 up.
One extra choice business lot on
avenue, between Seventh and
streets. $1,000.
One good brick residence and three
so foot lots IN Eastern Addition.
Dnly $3.50.
one small brick residence and two
80 foot lots in Eastern Addition, only
$3.50.
TIRMS-One-half. cash, balance
one year.
go
TITLES ~ Perfect; abstract fur
our office and we Will call with
IN automobile Rnd show you around.
No. &a9.
Surety Investment Co
Albuquerque Iand Co.
Broadway Land and Investment @
University Heights Improvement Co.
ID. X. B. SELLERS, Manager.
Rooms 9 and II, Cromwell
Building. over T.. L.. Wash
burn Co.'S Store.
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TRIED TO COLLECT MONEY
GATHERED UP TROUBLE
JuSiiano Garcia sought To Collect
Debt For u Friend and Wa As
sauItcd.

Romuldo Hamora was arrested yes
tcrdny and viii be given a hearing
this morning before Justice Of the
Pence Jose +. Romero. In old Albu-
querque. on a charge Of assault and
battery preferred by Justiano Garcia.
Garcia says hat he went to Griegos
Thursday and attempted TO collect a
debt which Zamora owed a friend Of
Zamora not only declined TO pay
the money. but proceeded. 50
asserts. 20 smash him. The
arrest yesterday WAs the result. This
Is TIE inrst breach Of the peace Go
come before Justice Romero for more
than thirty days
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

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EEE-S MANILA CHOCOLATE
CREAMS, so FRESH. so GOOD.
MAITON'S DRUG STORE.
WE WAN so HORsES NET. A No.
I PASTI m Al St.B0 pER M AID
DRESS HRILI. A ROSS, q il3, ALBJ-
QJERQIE, \. ".
EOR SALE.
20-Rcre ranch. one mile from city;
cut $50 tons this season. -Four lots,
corner Gold ave. and Eighth 81. In
quire J. Borradaiio. III Gold ave.
FEES nor CHOCOLATE, JUST
~ coon ~ IEIsS ICls CREAM.
" MONS Drug STORE.
~ YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH THE SHOTING or YOUR
HORSE. THY kORRfIk y 90, AND
HAVE INV SliOD ~ \ SCIENTIFIC
MANNER. a.
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FNsY MONEY ONCE NORr.

BID BEFORE NOV 16 ON TIL
BOOK ACCOUNTS AND NOTES III
LONGING To THE BANkRtiEl
ESTATE on "a. y. HANEfsh AMpt,
MOTIFS AND ACCOUNTS AMOUNT
ING IN OVER Si2.O00.00 NJ \ Bit'
PROEIT-IAkING DISCOUNT III
WIND Up THE ESTATE
FOR SCHEDULE AND INfoRNA-
TlON SIZE or Address.
=. \. MILLER. TIft STE
AIIsUQJERoJE- y. VI
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H.. rhm.ds1's kinderEarien. CTS " osid
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WashIngtOn, Nov. New Mexico
and Arizona: Fair Saturday and Sun
day.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24

nifestaciones, herpeticas, escrofu.
losas y de Ia piel.
En- el miSmo balneario hay ho-
teles diversos, al alcance dc tod5s
las fortunas, Siendo su administra
dor don Setaffn Murcia, el que
puede facilitar los informes que Sc
interesen.
Este balneario esta situado IN
la provincial de Murcia Rspaiia :
es favorecido por diez mil coDcu-
rrentes anuales y funciona consian-
temente, eStaudo atendido en- Ia &C
tuslidad por medicos tspeciali tas
como son Su director stfior Tabca-
da, el senor Sprea6co del institute
Rubio de Madrid, Il seiior Moe,
exinterno por oposici6n de los hos
pitales de Madrid y otros.
Las aguaS de Archena devutl
ven la salud perdida. Las tmpo-
radas o6ciales son Abril, Mayo y
JUNO y Setiembre, Octubte y No
viembre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
E@l@T@'H

En- la Corte Municipal de Lares del Dis
trito Judicial Municipal de Lares, P.
r. I&stados Unidos de America. Fl
PreSidente de los Estados Unidos SIS.
I,aurnaga y Company, Sucesores De-
mandante VS. Nenancio Rodri-
guez Altierv. Demandado.
Civil nImero 200. Cobro de dinero. Of
Gina del Marshall
AVISO DE VENTA. -Por cuanto vo
Virgiho Arana, Marshall Municipal del
Distrito Judicial Municipal de Lares, he
recibido una orden de eiecuci6l Ell el
pleito arriba expresado:
por tanto hago saber; que el dia tres
de Octubre pr6Ximo y hora de las tres p.
M. vendete en- pnbliCa subasta por va. or
de contado y Ell mo-~Ala americana, los
bieneS que continuation st describen;
Rustica, radicada Ell el barrio de Al
tosano" termiuo de san Sebastian, con
una cabida de nueye cuerlas de terras a
cafe, pastos Y malezaS cuyos lindeS son
los siguientes. Nolte, con tierras de Ne
mesio Salazar, Sur Oeste. con las de la
SUCCESSION de Manuel Perez el demanda-
do Y Este con las de Antonio Sagardia.
Dichos bienes han responder la suma
de ciento veinte y cuatro dollars, cincuen-
ia \ nueve centavos, inteIes legales, ccs-
tas causadas y a las que ell 10 successive Sc
originen.
La subasta tendra lugar en- Mi o6cina
establecida ell esta Corte Municipal de
I.ares.
Dado bajo mi hrma ell Lares a los
catorce dfas del mes de Septiernbrc de mil
novecientoS sicte,
NIRG1LIo ARANA.
3-3 alt. Marshall.