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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-07-04

What has become of the old-fashioned
dentist who told every woman he pulled
teeth for that hers were the hardest he
ever pulled.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-07-04

Yet, as time goes on the likelihood is
that the present method of choosing
United States senators will be more
highly regarded.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-07-04

The people of Missouri are riding in
the vanished cars for 2 cents a mile
now, and they don't have to be shown.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-07-04

The EAST young man usually is about
everything but his work.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
VISIT GLENWOOD.

On Friday, November s, the teachers
of our public schools, together with the
resident of our board of education and
about twenty five of the high school
pupils, drove to Glenwood Springs and
spent the day visiting the public schools
of that enterprising little city. They
were very cordially received by the
Glenwood people, who took especial
pains to see to it that the day was both
a pleasant and a profitable one. The
board of education at the Springs
showed their caliber by treating the en-
tire Carbondale crowd to a free plunge
in the pool.
All of the company have been sing
ing the praises of the Glenwood people
in general and of their teachers and
pupils in particular, expressing them
selves that Glenwood s public schools
are of high order.-Carbondal Item.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
FARMERS ARE PAID
CERTIFICATES FOR BEETs.

Denver, Nov. ia scheme is on
foot which it is believed will solve the
problem of the sugar certificate issue
at Grand Junction of last week. Last
Saturday the Great Western Sugar
company found that it was necessary
to place $1sO,OOO worth of sugar in
bond and issue sugar certificates as
payment to the farmers for their beets
and to the workmcn for their labor.
1t was decided by the bankers and
storekeepers of Grand Junction and the
western slope that they would accept
these bonds. The question Of a final
disposition of them was taken up and
it was decided that it would be man
aged in this way:
The company would issue scrip, the
storekeepers would accept it for pay
and would in turn send them to the
,jobbing houses in Denver as payment
on their bills and the jobbing houses
would return them to the trustees in
payment of sugar.
This will take up the issue imme-
diately and will enable everybody to
pay everybody else. The matter has
been presented to the Denver jobbers
and there is no doubt but that they
will accept it.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
NEW ROAD ACROSS
FOREST RESERVE

o. V. Coulter of Rifle is visitor in
Glenwood today and called at this of
fee to make brief visit-and pay
mcnt toward the expense of issuing this
great religious disscminator of truth
and virtue
Mr.. Coulter has recently secured a
subscription from the business men of
Rifle toward building a road across the
forest reserve from Little Box canon
on East Rifle creek to the top of the
mountain separating that country from
the Piceance creek section. This is
with the understanding that the fellows
on the other side will take up the mat
ter of building road from where Coul-
ter leaves off to Mud springs.
Mr.. Coulter secured from the depart
ment right of way and has already
expended the money he collected in a
road, but as more money is yet needed
to put it in proper shape, he has taken
the matter up with the department of
forestry and expects some co operation
from that source.
This road will furnish an outlet for
the White river fellows which they
will greatly appreciate and the Post
hopes Mr.. Coulter and his generous
supporters may succeed.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
IT WILL BE A GREAT SHOW.

Denver, Nov. 19.-Plans for the an
nual stock show, which will be held in
Denver, January 30 %, have been com
pleted, and it is estimated that there
will be 10000 visitors. 1t will be the
best show yet given.
Colonel w. f. Skinner and Fred P.
Johnson have been working on the
plans for several months, and have re-
ceived the co operation of all the live
stock men in the West.
The week of January 10 will be live
stock week in Denver. The annual
convention of the National Live Stock
association will be held, and also the
annual of the Colorado Cattle and
Horse Growers association.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
COLLBRAN HAS
OUTGROWN ITSELF.

Collbran has outgrown itself
This is remarkable statement to
make, but is nevertheless true, as there
are no more town lots left there to be
secured. Because of this situation Ed
gar L. Beard of the surveying firm of
Kern x Beard, has been employed to
make survey for big addition to
the town of Collbran. Mr.. Beard left
yesterday for the Plateau valley to
commence the work, and will complete
it in short time.
Collbran is one of the busiest and
most prosperous towns in the Grand
valley and has made rapid progress
during the past year. This is due, per
haps, to the enterprise and push of its
citiZens.-G Junction News.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
INCREASE
IN LAND VALUES.

Palisade, Colo, Nov. l8.-A transfer
was made last week by Bancroft &
Reed in which the consideration per
acre was the largest ever known in
Colorado, when Peter E. Pearson sold
two and one-fourth acres of three year
old Elberta peach orchard to Ira Girls
well, a well known young man of Pal
isade, for $4,000, or $2,666.66 per acre.
The tract is located north of town
under the stub ditch and just across
the street from C. s. Reed s young or
chard, and is certainly very desirable
piece of land and will come into full
bearing next year There is forur-
room house on the same.
Mr.. Pearson purchased the above
tract, together with several acres ad-
joining it. of NJ. o. Delaplaine of
Grand Junction, about fourteen years
ago for 500 per acre. AS will be seen,
he sold it for over 1873 times as much as
he paid for it, or in other words, his in
vcstment paid him almost 1000 per
cent per year during the time he owned
the property, as the taxes on the same
until the past two years We're practi-
cally nothing Mr.. Delaplaine, who
sold the land to Mr.. Pearson, home
tcaded the same and also greater por-
tion of the original Palisade townsite,
a little over sixteen years ago. Thus
it may be seen how land values in Pal
isade have increased during the past
few years.
Cicero G. Smith, a thoroughbred fruit
man, this week purchased 20 acres of
raw land, located one mile west of Cliff
ton, of E. r. Hughes for consideration
of $4,000. Mr.. Smith also owns five
acres just west of Palisade on which
he expects to erect a residence. He
proposes to set the tract to apples in
the spring.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
BIGLOW MAY YET 60
TO PENITENTIARY

Denver, Nov. l9.-District Attorney
Stidger made motion in Judge Bliss ,
court today that the verdict of simple
assault in the Kemp Biglow case be
set aside. AT the same time lBe filed
three new informations against the
prisoner charging him with assault to
murder, and one charging him with try
ing to work a confidence game. The
boy will be tried first on the confidence
game accusation. He is the youth who
sent Internal machines to Governor
Buchtel and other prominent men.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
Weak Women

To weak and ailing women. there is at least one
way to help. But with that way, two treatmentS
must be combined. One Is local. one is constit4
tonal. but both are important. both essential
DR.. Shoops Night Cure is the Local.
Dr.. Shoops Restorative. the Constitutional. .
The former-Dr. Shoops Night Cure-isa topical
6hoops Restorative is wholly an internal treaS
ment. The Restorative reaches throughout The
entire system. seeking the repair OF all nerve
all tissue and all blood ailments.
The Night Cure. as its name implies. does -
work while you sleep. 1t soothes sore and infams
cd mucous surfaces. heals local weaknesses and
discharges while the Restorative, eases nervous
excitement. gives renewed vigor and ambition,
strength. vigor, and energy. Take DR.. Shoop's
Observation-Disclosures or LiQuid-asa general tonil
20 the system. For positive local help. use as vel
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
IN THE SECOND DEGREE

Boulder, Colo, Nov. 1s.-The jury in
the j. w. Reeve murder trial turned in
verdict this morning finding the de-
fendant guilty of murder in the second
degree and recommending the prisoner
to the mercy of the court. Reeve is
the man who set fire to freight cars in
the Boulder yards last August. An ex-
plosion of a car of dynamite followed
and two persons were killed.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
CATHERINE A. COX.

Mrs. Catherine A Cox, II years of
age. mother in-law of DR.. M. II. Dean,
died in one of the Kendrick cottages
last Friday night, and the funeral took
place at Carbondale today. Mrs. Cox
was in good health until two weeks ago
when she fell ill. The end came quietly.
She had many friends who will grieve
to hear of her death.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
kuhes, a Greek, Convicted
Of Murder in the Second
Degree on Tuesday
LONG KNIFE DID WORK

eve, the jury, find the defendant
guilty of murder in the second degree.
These fateful words We're spoken by
Clerk King of the district court Tues
day evening shortly after > o'clock.
J The verdict means that Charles Kurles,
the slayer of Section Foreman Frank
Scripter at Sunlight, will go to the
Canon City penitentiary for u long term
of years. Motion for new trial was
filed by Attorney J. w. Dolison.
In brief, the record of the case is
that on the night of June Is last kur
les. section hand, left the bunk house
at Sunlight and went to the section
house to demand his time from the
foreman, Scripter. A physical encoun-
ter resulted and Scripter struck Kurles
with pick handle on the head and
knocked him out to the platform Kur
les returned and stabbed the foreman
fatally, Scripter dying about two hours
afterwards
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
HIT BY A DENVER STREET CAR

Denver, Nov. 19.-E. ID. McVay. who
was struck by a street car at Seven
teenth and California streets Saturday
night, died at the county hospital yes
terday afternoon. He came here from
Dolington, Pa. Nothing is known about
him.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
The finest coffee substitute ever made

The finest coffee substitute ever made
has recently been produced by Dr..
Shoop of Racine, Wis. You don t
have to boil it twenty or thirty min
utes "Made in minute.' says the
doctor. "Health Coffee" is really the
closest coffee imitation ever yet pro-
duced. Not grain of real coffee in
it either. Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted cereals or
grains, with malt, nuts, etc. Really,
it would fool an expert-were he to
unknowingly drink it for coffee. A.
Cohn.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
FOOT CAUGHT IN A FROG.

Denver. Nov. l9.-Thos. II. Devlin,
Union Pacific switchman, was instantly
killed in the yards yesterday. His
foot got caught in a frog and he was
unable to get it out. A passing train
ran over him.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23

The women are keeping pace with us
in at least one respect. Just as many
women as men are marrying nowadays.
Sparks.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
THROUGH MEXICO BY
PRIVATE TRAIN

Tour of All Mexico via Colorado &
Southern leaves Denver January 2s.
Full information on request.
T. E. FISHER.
G. P. A., Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
The Jury.

8. C. HOPKINS,
j. C. CLARK,
OTTO HANNEWALD,
Z. +. FREEMAN,
ID. s. j 4 NJ ELS,
A. D. MeKEEN,
CHARLES NOW,
DON McPHEE.
ED WILSON.
FRED TOLAND,
DICK BALDWIN,
w. HOWARD.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23

1t required all day Saturday to sc
sure a jury. In the evening the first
witness for the state, w. C. Johnson,
was called. He said that on the night
of June is last between $3.50 and
o o'clock he occupied a room adjoining
that of Section Foreman Frank Scrip
yer at Sunlight. He had retired. He
heard loud talking in the other room
and presently Scripter called to him to
come in. He arose but found the door
between the apartments fastened with
wire. He managed to get in, however.
The Greek had called at the section
house to get his time check, saying he
was going to quit work. Scripter had
refused to give it to him and knocked
him down with pick handle. Wit
ness had found the Greek lying outside
and advised him to 90 to the bunk
house and wait till morning for his
time check.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
Dying Man Brought to Glenwood.

Dying Man Brought to Glenwood.
Johnson then told of bringing Scrip
ter, who was dying from the effects of
stab wound in the abdomen, to Glen
wood with all possible speed, but moth
ing could be done for the wounded
man. Johnson had told the Greek to
return the following day for his time
check, before the knife was brought
into play.
DR.. w. w. Crook testified first in be
half of the state and then for the de
Tense, as he had to catch a train for
California Saturday night. He stated
that he first saw Scripter at the Glen
wood santarium about 10 O'Clock on
the night of the cutting. He was ta-
ken to the operating room, but it was
0ound that he was expiring so no OPP
Aation was performed Scripter passed
: away about five minustes after being
taken into the institution. The cut was
about an inch and a half long and had
severed the intcstines in eight or ten
places. Death was due to shock and
hemorrhagc following the knife thrust.
For the defense, DIR. Crook testified
that he had attended Kurlcs in Jail
and that Kurles was suffering from n
wound in the side of the head. Two
stitches We're taken to close this wound.
Greeks Testify Monday Morning.
johnson was recalled Monday morning
for few minutes, and when he had
concluded, William Siebri, Greek sec
ton hand, was placed on the stand.
Through an interpreter he told the
court and jury that on several occa-
sions he had seen the knife with which
it is alleged the crime was committed,
in the possession of Kurlcs. Kurles
had carried the weapon concealed in
his clothes. He saw Kurles thrown out
of the section house on the night of
the tragedy and also saw him return.
He denied, however, that he noticed a
knife in Kurles' hand. Louis Kuris
and William Papas, Greeks, told of
having seen Kurlcs carry knife sim
liar to that in evidence. Papas de
clarcd he was in bed at the time of the
trouble and saw nothing of the cutting.
Kurles Says He Didn't Use Long Knife.
The defendant, in his direct exam
nation. conducted by his attorney, Mr..
Y0llison,, told of having visited the sec
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30

maiiapa asechando al policfa, pues
este 10 habia visto va en- dos 8 tres
puntos de SD demarcaci6n, con TN
peri6dico doblado en- las manos, en-
d6nde parece ocultaba el arma. Es.
ia es un cuchlllo de mesa, de algu-
mas sells pulgadas de hoja, de cabo
negro de MADEIRA, viejo y amolado
de fresco, segdn pudimos apreciar.
Fl guardia result6 ileso, gra-
cias q que el cuhillo di6, en- los dos
golpes, sobre la chapa del policfa,
dobIandose.
81 agresor despues de atacar al
guardia emprendi6 Ia fugs, intro
duciendose en- la habitaci6n de Ma
ria Gonzalez, casa ndmero 9 de Ia
calle de la Luna, donde fue captu'
rado por el mismo policfa y condu'
cido & Ia carcel.
Hoy Sc ha presentado contrs
dicho sujeto denuncla por delito de
felony, pues el hecho tai como Sc
nos info-ma ha sucedido, constituyt
un case de ataque con intenci6n de
cometer delito grave.
Este extraordinario suceso
reuni6 aver en- la encrucijada de la:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30

clones de possession de las fncas des.
critas y no existe n el Registro nota
alguna que indique que la prescrip-
ci6n de la possession haya sido inte-
rrumpida.
Por tanto, habiendose ordenado por
el Hon. Carlos Blanes Mangual, juez de
esta Corte Municipal en- este dia, el anun-
clio de la conversion de possession en- donu-
MO solicitada, publicandose dicho anun-
clio EN- el periodice LA DEMocRACIA, que
Sc edicta en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
para que los que tengan algGn derecho
sobre dichas fncas y personas ignoradas
a quienes pueda perjudicar la conversion
de la possession en- dominic puedan oponer-
Sc por medic de la oportuna de1nanda
dentro del terinino de ounce d'as natu-
rales, contados desde la fecha de la pu-
blicaci0n
\ para su cumplimiento y anuncio
dispuesto, extiendo el presente baio mi
frna, en- Humacao II de diciembre
de Ioo7.-CANDELARIo LOPEZ, secretario
de Ia SoTte municipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30
NOTICIAS GENERATES

GALES de Ia Luna y Ia Cruz, nune-
roso gentfo, avldo de conocer los
pormenores de TN hecho que est6
rodeado de circunstancias tales, que
Sc presta a diversos concentrates.
-Ha sido destinado 4 Areci.
bo el tenlente de Ia Policfa Insular
sefor Casals que prestaba servi.
clio en- Lares, pasando 4 susdtuirle
el teniente sefior Chapel que esta-
ba destacado en- Arecibo.
La Logia sObreros Unidos,
ndmero 2S1D, de- -Arecibo, celebr6
anoche tenida blanca en- celebra-
cl6n del Solsticio de invierno.
b% 81 sefior Guillermo Hau.
kins representatives de Ia bien CO.
nocida compafifa de Ozomulsi6n sc
halla en- San Juan. Tendra mucho
gusto en- regular una muestra de SD
preparado q toda persona que vaya
desde las 6 hasta las 8 de Ia noche
a su hospedaje del hotel Inglaterra.
-Dlcen de Mayagiiez que las
chlnas han tenido una gran baja en-
el precio. Los exportadores siguen
embarcando las de esta cosecha,
que ha sido buena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30
0F|G|Nl De !lNIDAO
BENEF1cENcIA Y CoRREccIoNEs

BENEFICENCIA Y CORRECCIoNES
Negociado de Sanidad y Benef-
cencla. Convocatoria para exa-
menes ..de Maestros y O6ciales
Piomeros.
De acuerdo con el parrafo 3
del Reglamento XI-Plomerfa Sc
convoca q todos los que deseen
acreditar sufclencia en- la materia,
para los examenes que tendran lu :
gar el dia 20 de enero de 1903 pa
ra Maestros Plomeros vel 21 del
mismo mes y aiio para Odciales
Plomeros, en- las O6clnas del De.
partamento.
Los aspirantes ,,deberan pre-
sentar sus solicitudes hasta las
cuatro de la tarde del dfa 1o del
mencionado mes.
La materia sobre que ha de
versar el examen comprende 10
siguiente:
70 Procedimlentos para las
lnstalaciones de obietos de plome-
ria como inodoros, urinales, sunni
deros, ETC., ETC., y para la deblda
ventilation de los mismos, de acuer-
do con los Reglamentos de la Jun.
ia Superior de Sanidad.
20 Procedimientos para Ia
installation de desagiies de edl6clos
y ventilaci6n de aquellos.
81 Correcciones de pianos de-
fectuosos presentados al examinan.
te.
a Practica de conecciones de
tuberfa de hero y plomo, y de-
mas objetos del ramo, por medic
de soldaduras, especialmente jun.
turss de plomo ahuevada.
DR.. TOMAS VAzQUEz.
Director de Sanidad y Benef.
cencia.
Dlciembre 20 de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30

Aver por el dfa, a ESQ de las
once y media, Sc registr6 un suceso
extraordinario Ell Ia calle de la Lu-
ma, esquina a la Cruz.
Recordafau nuestros lectores
que el Ola II del corriente, en- Ba-
yam6n, el guardii Angel F. Miran.
da agredi6 a Justo Santiago y q su
mujer Felipa Rivera, EN- momentos
Ell que salian a caballo del pueblo,
suceso que va info1mamos oportu-
hamente con todos sus detalles.
Pues aver, como hemos dicho,
a Ia hota mencionada, Sc hallaba
dicho guardia, que desde aquella
O >urrencia fue trasladado 4 San
Juan, de serviclo Ell la citada calle,
cuando de s1bito fue atacado POI
TN indivlduo que agarrandole poi
el cuello y tirandole dos pufialadas
lie grit6: a oTd eres un criminals Era
Justo Santiago (a) Chivo, el mis-.
mo indivlduo q quien el policfa ha,
bia agredido en- Bayam6n, que va
bien de sus heridas habiase dis.
puesto q vengarse, por 10 que sc
deduce.
Fl Santiago hab(a estado toda la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30
MTHIFETtrtOH P0ttfItt

Pehuelas, diciembre IA de 1907
Sefior presidente Gel parHdc
sUni6n de Puerto Ricos en- Pefiue.
las.
Sefior: Hasta hoy he venido
militando en- el partido republican,,
pero no deseo continuar mas en- 81
y desde esta fecha pldo ingreso en-
el partldo unlonista, el cual trabaja
con ahinco por la prosperidad de
nuestra amada patria.
Autorizo a nsted para que haga
p1blica esta manifestation.
BAUTISTA LUGo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30
E@QGT@

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito judi
cial de Aguadilla, P. R.-Estados Uni.
dos de America.-S. SCI Presidente
de los Estados Unidos.
SUCCESSION de Juan Ramon Mendez Marti-
nez, representada por su administers
dorfudicial Juan c, sBenltez.-V. S.
Alfredo y Milagros Ayoroa y Martinez
los herederos de don Ricardo Men
dez Martinez.
N1mero 355.-Sobre terceria de dominic
y otros extremes. .-Emplazamiento.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico q la suce-
sion de don Ricardo Mendez Martinez,
sus herederos 8 causa habientes; 6 sean
unos de los demandados antes menciona-
dos.
Por la presente Sc noti6ca a ustedes
que Sc ha presentado en- la ofeina del Sc
cretario de la Corte de Distrito del Distri.
to judicial de Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, una
demanda de los actores antes citados,
contra ustedes Ell la que dichos deman-
dantes, en- uso del derecho que les conce.
de el articulo IFS, inciso 2, del Regla-
mento para la ejecuci6n de la Ley Hipo-
tecaria, solicitan de la Corte que, previos
los tramites legales, dicte sentencia de-
clarando con lugar esta demanda y en- su
consecuencia que los demandantes son
dueiios absolutos de un condominio de
tres mil quinientos pesos del valor Ide
ocho null quinieutos pesos sobre la siguien.
te fnca urbana:
"Almacen de mamposteria, marcado
con el n1mero IS, enclavado en- un solar
que le es propio, sito en- la calle del PRO
greso" de Aguadilla, con la que linda
por su frente 6 Este; derecha 6 Norte,
con el callej6n de los Panaderos; iquier-
da 6 Sud, con la calle de la 'tLealtad" y
fondo & Oeste con don Ernesto Echava.
rria Acevedo, Succession de dofa Maria
Gregoria Rodriguez y Succession de don
Augusta Reichard y que mide IS metros
rs centimetros de frente, 26 metros II
centfmetros de fondo & la calle de Ia
"LealtadS y 40 metros DO centimetros de
fondo al callejon de los Panaderos.
Que los citados demandanIes uada
adeudan q la Succession Ayoroa por raz6n
de un credito hipotecario que estos ales
gan tener tratan de ejecutar sObre el
inmueble antes descrito; que la inscrip-
ci6n de este credfto hipotecario e. nHle;-
en- 10 que concierne al condominio descri-
to de S3,Soo,ooy procede solicitan su
cancellation; que la hipoteca cuyo pago
Sc reclama esta extinguida en- su totali-
dad por adjudication en- pago de otro
condominio por IS, 10000. sobre la mis-
ma fnca y hnalmente que los demanda.
dos que Sc opongan paguen las costas.
Y habiendo ordenado el Hon. Arturo
Aponte, Juez de esta Corte. & solicitud
del abogado de los demandantes sefor
Arturo Reichard, hecha por medic de mo-
ci6n y afidavid que Sc cite ustedes por
medic de edictos que Sc publicaran por
tres veces en- el fermino de cuarenta dfas
en- un periodico de La localidad otro de
ez San Juan, Sc les apercibe
& ustedes que de no comparecer & cortes.
tar dicha demanda en- el expresado ter
mino de cuarenta dias, los demandantes
podraH obtener un fallo de acuerdo con
10 solicitado.
Extendida bajo mi frna en- Aguadi.
la, Puerto Rico, hoy dia diez de diciem-
ore de 1907.
JcSE BosoRA Y MRsTRE.\
Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30
DeDdTtamentO del Interior

Debiendo procederse por la Divi-
S on de Terrenos Pdblicos, a fines del
pres cute mes, al deslinde y mensura
de los terrenos pertenecientes a oEl
Pueblo de Puerto Rico en- los termi-
ucs municipa'es de Yauco y Guaya-
nilla, Sc ,uplica ,cdog loa propiets-
riss colildautes con dichos terrenos
Sc sirvan pree,nta al JEFF de la pre-
citada Division los titulos y demas
documentos que acrediten sus propie'
da5es. cuando para clio fueren reque-
ridos san Juan, p R., di ienble I3
de 1eo7.-LaayaRc9 II Gyakams, Co.
misio-a o del Interior 3-8