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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
RIVERSIDE GIRLS
SEEK HUSBANDS
WRITE TO MAYOR HARPER FOR
ASSISTANCE
Batch of Entries for the Municipal
Matrimonial Bureau PiIing Up.
All Southern California
Represented

Riverside sends the names of three
young women who want to be entered
in Mayor Arthur c. Harper's matri-
monial bureau. Almost one-third Of the
letters that reach the city hall come
from outside of Los Angeles.
All those who in the past have sen
wrong names and addresses-and ther,
have been a few-are asked to write
again with the understanding that they
do so in confidence; but the correct
names must be given and, if possible
telephone numbers.
A few Of yesterdays letters follow:
Likes One Correspondent
Dear Mayor-E. P. BIS letter strikes
my fancy. 1 would like to meet him
1 am a sincere believer in your bureau.
MRS. H. G.
fastener Does Not Suit
My Dear Mayor want to meet a
nice gentleman. All ask is that he be
tall. dark and nice. 1 am medium
height and weigh 125 pounds. I am
going steady with man east, but we
do not care much for each other.
MISS o. L.
Riverside Widow Pleads
Riverside, Cal.-Please try to win me
a husband. L am a widow, considered
good looking, good hearted, have dark
brown hair, hazel eyes and five feet
four and weigh 1872 pounds. I am "a,
and have two children.
MRS. P. E. M.
Mary, Please Write
Mayor Harper-I see by your matri-
monial bureau letters that one fair one
who signs Mary seeks a true partner
after three matrimonial misfits. /
would very much like to meet her to
discuss this weighty problem. Can you
not induce her to send her name in
confidence? MILLIONAIRE.
Sisters from Riverside
Riverside, Calmly sister and I
would like to be entered in your bureau.
One of us is 1S; the other older. We
have been to Europe and have eastern
realty holdings. We are blondes.
MISSES H AND A. G.,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
MURDERER OF DEPUTY
MAY BE COMING HERE

Efforts are being made by the mem
bers of the Los Angeles police depart
ment to find Jim Richardson, wanted
for the murder of Deputy Sheriff
Price of Fresno county short distance
from Fresno, March IS, 1907 Price was
taking the man to Jail when Richard
son is said to have shot him.
Richardson is alleged to have been
a member of gang of horse thieves
which formerly operated extensively
near the eastern border of California
and in New Mexico and Texas. 1t is
thought the fugitive is headed toward
Los Angeles, as he Is said to have
many friends in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
ONLY REACHES
FIRST SALOON
On the Way from the Police Station
to Eastern "Booze" Cure, Man
Stops at First and
Broadway

Jack McNulty, the man whose face
is more familiar in police court in Los
Angeles than any other, was arrested
again yesterday on charge of drunk
enness.
McNulty was released last Thursday
under a suspended S0-day sentence.
When he left the court room he was
given a note to an institution in the
eastDwhere men are cured of the drink
ing habit. McNulty got only as far as
First and Broadway when he met an
old-times friend and the two got drunk
together. They managed 10 dodge the
police until yesterday McNulty will
now have his suspended sentence to
serve as well as a new one.
There are such things as good tea and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
Empires Bill CHANCES

The usual weekly change of bill at
the Empire goes today. New vaude-
vile acts and new pictures will make
a complete change.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
unioue Has a New Farce

The Unique Comedy company will
put on new farce today, and new
vaudeville acts will enliven this good
playhouse's excellent show.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18

Mrs. Crimsonbeak-Intox is so
common I'm Stockholm that a special
car for topers must be attached to all
suburban trains gonig from that city.
Mr., Crimsonbeak-Tan cars are not
unknown in this country, my dear
YOnkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18

81 would have you understand, sir"
said the slender young man with the
shiny coat collar that the true poet
Is born"
"Well what of it?" asked the heart
less editor. "Do you want TO run a
birth notice?"-M Milwaukee Sentinel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
The Only Time

Miss Flirt-At what age do you think
is woman at her best?
Miss Pert-Man-age.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18

There are such things as good tea and
coffee.-Schilling' Best
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-21
PAGE NINE

Here is the way it works

ernment to allow him to issue his promises-to-
pay, as Money; the business men borrow these
promises-to-pay, and give the banker their
interest-bearing promise-to-pay for the use of
the bankers promise-to-pay; then when the
business men cannot redeem their promises to
pay, the banker issues another one of his prom
ises-to-pay.
The first of these promsies-to-pay, which
the business man borrowed, was called Mon
ey; the second issue of these promises-to-pay
was called Clearing House Certificates.
Do you now see how the National banker
plays the game?
Did the world ever witness anything like it?
The National banker signs up lot of prom
ises to pay. He lends these, as money, and
the borrower who uses them gives the banker
his promise to pay Then, when the borrower
of the bankers promise cannot keep his own
promise, the banker soothes humbugged and
exploited public by issuing another lot of his
promises to pay. God What crazy system
And what patient lot of humbugged and
exploited people the American people are!
But the Government must not be allowed to
isSue any promises to pay.
That would never, NEVER do
The merchant must not do it. The profess
sional man must not do it. The cotton factor
The banker, alone must do it. Let him issue
his bank notes, which are his promises to pay
Let all the rest of us borrow those notes, and
pay interest to the banker. Then when we
cannot pay Our notes, and the banker
cannot give back to depostors the
funds which have been loaned to some specula-
tor, the banker will issue another lot of his
promises to pay and will try to look like a
good Christian while pocketing interest for
the use of this second series of his promises
to pay.
And just to think that Hoke Smiths organ,
the Atlanta Journal, is committed to this era
zy, dishonest and profigate system of alleged
finance and wants to give the National banker
additional authority to deluge the business
world with bogus money!
If were Governor Hoke Smith, and wanted
to go to the Senate, wouldn't lose much time
in telling the people of Georgia where stood
on this money question.
The Atlanta Journal favors the mpudent
demands of the National bankers as set forth
in that amazing scheme for "asset currency"
All sorts of rotten railroad stocks and bonds,
and other corporation securities" are to be
piled up in Washington, and against this heap
of accumulated securities" are to be issued
additional millions of the bankers promises-to-
pay which the business world must accept as
money.
Just think of issuing money based upon Har-
rimanized or Morganized railroad stocks and
bonds!
Suppose money had been issued against
the stock of the Chicago and Alton railroad
before Hartman looted it. Or against the
stock Of the Central railroad before Pat Cal
houn's robber band seized it. Or against
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-21

Try A Criminal Warrant.
Ty Ty, Ga, November II, 1907.

out of the bank deposited to draw on? A
check was turned down few days ago. Can
I sue the bank and get my money?
| refuse these certificates for my cotton, and
| am threatened with suit to make me set
tie note. 1t seems that the Something" is
going to hatten our common people govern
ment). Any word from you would help us
down here, and all of us are Watson men and
women. Very truly one of the old Tenth Dis
trict. ROBERT J. PARKER.
Answer
November II, 1907.
Mr.. Robert J. Parker, Ty Ty, Ga.
My Dear Sir: The way in which certain
bankers are imposing upon depositors by re-
fusing to cash checks is not only an outrageous
injustice, but is crime. A bank which will
not pay its depositors has no right to keep its
doors open Such bank is insolvent, and if
it continues to do business, receiving deposits,
it is violating the penal code. The officers Of
the bank could be arrested for misdemeanor
and could be given term of penal servitude
for their failure to comply with the law.
Again the implied contract governing the
relation of depostor and the bank of deposit,
is that the deposit itself is trust fund.- which
the bank will hold subject to order of depos-
itor. By check, Or in person, the depositor has
the right to draw his money out, at any time
complying with the reasonable rules prescribed
by the bank for the keeping of its accounts.
These rules of the bank cannot be changed
to the injury of the depositor after his deposit
is made, unless he voluntarily consents. The
bank is bound by whatever regulations it had
prescribed for the drawing of checks against
the account previous to the acceptance of the
deposit. Therefore, if you have deposit in
any bank and draw your check for a part or
all of YOUR money-the bank must honor
your check by paying out your money upon
it. or their refusal to do so amounts to breach
of the trust.
In law, where one is in possession of the
property of another, which property is legally
demanded by the owner, refusal to deliver
the property to the owner amounts to a con-
version; that is to say, the person who is in
possession of anothers property, which he
should surrender and does not, converts it to
his own use.
Now under the statute law of Georgia,
banker who refuses to give the depositor his
money, when the depositor calls for it in COM
pliance with the prescribed rules of the bank
is guilty of larceny after trust because he has
converted the property of the depositor to
different use than that contemplated when the
deposit was made.
A banker, whether he is cashier, or president,
or director, who is party to this criminal
method of treating depositors, can be sent to
the penitentiary for a term of years. Those
banks which are refusing to honor drafts of de-
positors, and are meeting the just demands of
the depostors with Clearing House Certificates
are simply buffing the people whose money
they have used and are setting at naught the
criminal statutes.
The newspapers which represent the cor
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-11-21

You will miss it il you don't read
Premium Offers. which appear on
another page.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15
HUNTSVILLE AND SOUTH CANAAN.

Miss Alice l.. Pendleton, who has been spending few days at Mrs. l.. E. Pen dleton's, returned to her home ill Tor ring Monday.
 Robert E. Pendleton finished having August and will now with his team and man help M. 0. Dean.
 Miss Julia Goodwin of Lime Rock spent few days with Mrs. Wells Yale recently. Mrs. Granger and Miss Hat tie Ensign also called on her.
 Miss Emily Marsh of Cornwall is spending a few days at M. c. Deans.
 Miss Helen Morse is spending part of. her vacation at home. Miss Louise came Saturday. She had been spending few days with Mrs. F. V. Gillette of Great Harrington and with her went to Bennington, Vt., New Haven and Savin Rock.
 Roscoe BrintoR came from NewHaven in his employers auto last Saturday, took in a party of five in Falls Village and South Canaan and went to Norfolk ard back in a short time. A very en- joyable ride is reported.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Hillyer are now located at the Claxton House, French Lick Springs, Indiana. They report that the place is beautiful. hr. Hillyer is not improving i'll health as he has not been able to retain enough of the water on his stomach to derive any benefit from 1t.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15
CORNWALL HOLLOW

The youngest son of John Kling about eight years old, has been seriously i'll for some time. It was decided that his only chance of recovery was an op- eration, which was performed Sunday by Dr. Woolsey of New York assisted by Dr. Stevens of West Cornwall and Dr North of Goshen. A small bone in the thigh was removed in which blood poison had commenced. He has high fever and is unconscious.
 There was no preaching here Sunday, Rev. P. s. Collins is taking his vaca- tion.
 Walter Chipman and son Raymond of Thomaston spent Saturday with his parents MT. and Mrs. L. s. Chipman.
 E. H. Ocain is finishing Mrs. Harri- sons having.
 Willard Palmer of Lakeville has been spending a few days with his grand parents.
 Samuel Johnson and William John son who have been working for Mrs. Harrison returned to Thomaston Sun- day.
 Raymond Chipman of Thomaston is visiting his grandparents.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15
NORFOLK

Miss Mary Eldridge is the guest of Mrs E. Swift at Atlantic City, N. J.
 Dr. Edwin Holmes of Englewood, N. J., has been spending few days with his family at the Curtiss farm.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho- dist church will hold their annual fair at the church parlors this afternoon and evening.
 Hon. and Mrs. Bridgeman and family, who recently returned from abroad, spent most of the time ill motoring through the lake regions of Ireland, Scotland and England and i'll the beautiful mountain district of north Wales.
 Charles Fields has purchased of Mrs. Lizzie Sardlm her home on the West Norfolk road Mrs. Sardam and family will move in few weeks to Irvington, N. J., whereMiss Anna has acce pted a position as a teacher.
 Dr. Charles l.. Beach of Hartford Is in town for short vacation.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15

Mrs. Willis Hurlburt from Lebanon, N. Y., and Mrs. Allen Vaile called on Mrs. Henry Howe of Huntsville Thurs day of last week.
 Mrs. Frank Lamphere and daughter, Mrs. William Harrison, of Goshen vis- tied Mrs. Henry l.. Howe of Huntsville Saturday.
 Mrs. Lewis R. Holmes returned home Saturday and her granddaughter, Mary Beck, returned with her.
 Mrs. John Vausburgh and two daugh- ters, Mandy and Mabel, were in Miller ton Wednesday last.
 The dog which bit Ward Woodin has been killed and MT. Woodin's wounds are healing nicely.
 Frank Smethurst of Bridgeport has been spending a few days at Edward Heinz's.
 Miss Kate Hughes of New Milford is spending two weeks with Miss Nettie Caul.
 Mrs. Minott Lyman of New Milford has been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. F. Watson.
 Dwight Moore has been re-shingling and otherwise repairing his house.
 Another ice cream sale was held in the Methodist church Saturday.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi returned home from Twin Lakes Thursday.
 Mrs. Edwin Ludford of Bridgeport is q guest at Edward Heinz's.
 Mss Beatrice Dean was in Lakeville and Salisbury last week.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Hornbeck, drove to Norfolk recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Ward Dean are visiting i'll Chatham, N. Y.
 Mrs. D. Stoddard moved to Great Bar. rington last week.
 George Ayes is breathing Twin Lakes ozone for week.
 Harry Mead and wife have returned to Providence.
 Edward Dean finished having last Monday. Mrs. William Sardam is able to be out again.
 Frank Reed was ill Bridgeport Thurs. day.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15
CREAM HILL

MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Hopkins of Torrington are guests at F. G. Deans.
 Walter H. Dean of Branford is visit ing relatives in this vicinity.
 F. G. Dean has finished having.
 Edwin s. Bierce and family were at w. s. Bierce's Sunday.
 Fire broke out in the attic of the Wick wire house recently, but was discovered ill time to prevent much damage.
 Alphonse Ruot has purchased new horse of Seth Pratt, Litchfield.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-28
DE SOCIEOAD

AmineGdo festa,-ReSult6 muy animada
Ia jarana. efectuada ell sabado en- el T'Par'
que" y la concurrencia g. ella, apeaar del
NAL cariz del tempo que rein6, fu6 hume
rosa y brillante.
PersOmaLes -Ha regFesado hoy & 81
residencia de Yauco, el senior Angel Ce'
sari, hacendado de aquella Jurisdiction,
que estuvo dos dias en- ests ciudad.
BodGs DE Carolina vienen gratou
nuncioB de pr6ximoa enlaces que colmar6n
los suelos de felicidad de conocidos i6ve'
mes de aquella soeiedad.
Parece que un joven funcionario Judi
cial, muy conocido en- San Juan, &c propo'
ne ingresar en- La sxtsnsa asociacitn de loa
padres de familis y en- breve constituirS 50
nido de amor cumpIido.
Ell amigo Pc pc PaIacios, segdu ge infor'
ma, prorto invitarS & su boda & los hume
rosos amigos que en- esta ciudad y en-
Rquella simpatica poblaci6n tiene.
AnimGci6n. La hay entire el elemento
amigo del arte, que aquf 10 es todo el de
esta Bociedad, para DIR al pisnista sefioE
saavedra. que prepare un concerto. para
dentrO de breve fsChs, Et prOgrama Bar6
escOgido J llenar6 las aspiraciones de los
que 4 Is refsrida fiesta concuryan. >
sEMPER.
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CONFERENCIA METO.
dista en- AreCibO.
Nusul sIscGldn De JuDta Local Do UuIdn.
Ode maestro cOrrespOnsaE) }

Mayo 26.-Anoche tuvo lugar en- este
teatTo la Rnunciada confeTencia metodista,
asistiendo bastante eoncurrencia, Pro-
nuneiaronse brillantes discursos por los
sehores A. Villamil Hobre al tema, IQue eH
la Biblis? Rev. Leon Ortiz, sobre la BIZ
blia fuente de moralidad, Rev. M. Andd'
jar sobre Unidad Poder de la Biblia.
Tambi6n hablaron Bobre ell mismo tema
los seforeg Rafael Landr6n Landr6n,
Lcdo. Amado Rivera, don Juan Rodri.
guez Cspero professor, d. Lajars, don Jose
Pastor Robes, sefior Sanchez Gsitia, don
Ramon Martinez, D. Agulsr y otroF,
TOdoB fueron muy aplaudidoB.
LA tarSntula humana que ge.ha exhi-
bido en- esta fciudad durante varios dian
sale hoy para Manatf donde dara vaTiaE
exhibicioneH.
Sc eSpera que para me1iados del mes
de JUNO quedara instalada Ia lfnea tele'
f6nica en- eBts ciudad.
Ell comite local unionistR acoFd6 ce,
lebrar asamblsas de barrio para designaE
eI nuevo cOmit6 local que ha de funcioDar
en- los dos amos que ssfisls el Rsglameato.
-Durante Ia pasada Gem8na han aais
lido Ia Estaci6n de Anemia de esta
Ciudsd 721 pacientes y han sido dadoA dc
alta curadoB 20.
Han caido gobre egta ciudad 90
comaEca varies aguaceroB que han sido
muy benefcioBos los campos.
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UN DICHO TONTO.

''Es un concepto comdn pre-
Tonto que predomina entire cicrta
clase de gente, cue Ia efcacia de
un remedio esta en- proportion 4
SUI NAL sabor 4 olor." Asf dice i'm
conocido m6dico, y ademas agre-
ga: ''por ejemplo, veamos el acei.
te de higado de bacalao. Tai come
SO extrae del pescado, este aceite
tiene un> sabor y olor tan ofen-
sivos que casi todo ell mundO 10
aborrece, y muchos no 10 pueden'
empIear de manera alguna por
mucha falta que les haga. Sin
embargo, el aceite de baoalao es
una de las drogas mas yaliosas Y
es muy de 1amentarse que hasta
ahora no hayamos podido elimina1
de 6l, aquellas particularidades
que tan graveme +e afectan su
ilnportancia. Esto Sc escribi0
m1chos aflos ha; poro IL. obra de
civilizar y redimirlo ha sldo efec.
tuada con todo 6xito, y como IL
no de los principales ingredientes
en- el efcaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE,
el aceite retiene todas sus maravi-
llosas propiedades ourativas sin
NAL olor 6 sa5of alguno. Els tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene
todos los principles putritivos y
curativos del Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta y Cerezo Silyestre; de esta
manera produciendo una medicina
de sin igual potencia para las en-
fermedades Que mas abundan y
mas fatales son en- los hombres,
mujeres y niflos. Estimula la ac-
ci0n digostiva del est6mago y eI
los casos de Impurezas de la San
gre, Dyspepsia Nerviosa, Esor6fula
' Demacraci6n, proporeiona un ali
VIC y curaci0n pronto y SECURE.
Ell DR.. Ignacio Plasencia, de Ha~
bana, dice: He usado su p?agnifica
Preparation de Wampole J es in
-7eiorable como t6nico reconstitu-
yente, 10 cual ha sido comprobado
en- mi practica." ''Nadie sufre un
7asongaAo con esta." En- Bcticas.
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NOTICIAS 49,.
De MANaTI.
ESpeCtaCuIO triste aIIi en- pIeHa CaIIe
del Sol.
Ode @@estrO cOrTespOnsaL. }

Mayo 27.-Ayer tuyo efecto IN espec-
taculo triste en- plena Gale del SOL BIa-
sina Felici6, (a) la puerca rifi6 con Caro-
lima Santos y6adose & las manoa propi-
n&ndoge mdtuamente bofetadas de 10 Undo.
La policfa, como siempre, brilI6 per su
ausencia, y va son varios los escaudalos
que suceden y la pOlicfa parecs eBtar sords.
LA junta escolar trabaj6 con iptar6s
el aumento de varias escuelas en- ests 10.
calidad q cuyo efecto le fueron concedidas
para el pr6ximo afio escolar dos gradua-
daS y una en- BarcelOneta para ensefiar Ell
60. y 70. grado que no hsb1a. Por tauto,
Manatf ent6nceg contar6 con principal,
IL gradusdaS de eatas desempefiadas por
maestroB gFaduadog de ingles, profesores
de ingl6a sin gradO, IA egcuelas rurales,
maestro de ingl6s para grado, prepara.
torias y nocturna.
-Anoche Celebr6 session Ia junta escolar
la cual ton6 acuerdo de uniformar los nj.
joB de Ia banda escolar municipal.
-Tambi6n fu6 acuerdo declaTar cessnte
al conSerje don Jose del Toro por incum'
pIimiento de 50 deber.
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NasVS JuRta Local de Union en- Carey.
Ode maestro correspomsag. }

Maye 25.-Hoy, On la caya ConBiAto
rial, lev6se efectO ante numerosa Concu
rrenoiR en- Cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto
por el Reglamento !de Ia Union, d con
venci6n para la designation de los candi-
datos que han de dirigir Ia marcha del
partido unionista local. &
SalfeEon eIectos los sefores siguientes!
Preaidente, don Pedro Rivera ColIazoi
Tesorero, Cesar Ma. Ortiz; Secretalio,
Pedro Garcia Ortiz Vocales, Jose G. No
gueTaA, Ramon IutuBans, Julio Hoyos,
Jaime FoEtufO, Tomas Dslgado, Agustin
Padr6.
DuFante lR vOtaci6n Pein6 81 mayor
0rdap, a laa 8 p, q, tegmia6 81 acto,
laaoa eumPliegen con q RqFe 9ehpg
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80 8.
Department Of Education Of Porto Rico Office Of
the Commissioner San Juan.
ADVERTISEMENT.

Sealed proposals in quadruplicsts for
theGonstruction of two frame school build
ings, exactly alike, one each in Barrics
Macana and Susua, District of Yauco,
will be received at this office until 10 a.
M, June Is 1907, and then opened.
Proposals may be made on the buildings
singly or to include both. The right is
reserved to reject any OF all proposals.
Plans and specifications furnished upon
application. Envelopes containing propo'
sails should be endorsed: proposals for
constructing 3 frame school building in
(namaof Barrio or Barrios) District Of
Yauco, Porto Rico, and addressed to
'FTKe. Commissioner Of Education, San
Jnan. 2, R.n 2
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EYUNT TAMIENTO De
AibOnitO.
Presupussto de gastos { RgresOs.
(De maestro cOrresponsaI. }

Mayo 25. -El presupnegto de gastos
ingresos de este aYuntamiento para el afio
que empieza Ell 10. de Julio, asciende Ia
Huma de 884O dollars SO csntavos; gast6n-
dose en- el peFsonsl 8 888 y 4, 4,55225 en- ell
material aunque con 1000 dollars en- GAIA
este municipio, no ha podido extender mas
su preSupuesto que resulta rsquftico, dadaB
las necesidades de esta poblaci6R. Este
municipio podria tener sufeientes recnrsos
pero no es de 6l la eulpa. Ne ocupar6
opoTtunamente y con datos fehacientss de
buscar las cauBaB ....
Ante el inspector de escuelaB de este
diRtrito Mr.. Staples don Jes6s Rodri.
guez professor graduado, han sufrido exa-
men de eBpafol aver Babado Mrs. Long,
professor de ingl6s de eatas escuelas y Mr..
E. J. Reynslds, professor de iugl6s de las
eBcuelas de Barros y ComeTfo, ignor6ndoHa
81 han sido no aprobados, pues deber6
decidir el Hon. senior Comisionado de
Educaci6n.
Los BeforeB Sucesores de OEcasitas
sstablecerdn en- este pueblo una casa de
comercio que SO dedicara q Ia venta de
mercancfaG Nos alegFamoS.