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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05

Miss Lillian Brinkman enter
tanned informally Friday noon
Buffet Luncheon, at her elegant
home on West Broadway. in hon.
or Of Miss Lilah Smith. who will
leave next week::for Kansas City,
About thirty young ladies' were
present, consisting Of Miss
Lilliar's Sunday School Class and
a few Of the immediate friends Of
Miss Lilah's. An elegant three
course lunch was served. during
which time the young ladies we're
requested to tell some funny story
or experience of their own, and
as women, they say,..are especially
we'll versed along this line, num-
erous, laughsble stories were
repeated. Another amusement
was gossip story. which resulted
in telling US why Miss Lilah wa:
gong to leave our little city. Blu
its all a joke.
Each one present reports a mos
enjoyable afternoon and as usua
voted Miss Lillian a royal enter
tainer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05
CLAFuA


From the Clarion. June %
Chas Raoenberg had a mule killed
BY lightning during the storm Satur.
day night.
Claud Kelly, who lives up near
Dubuque, had a cow killed by light
ming Monday night.
E. E. Roahen, wife and baby re-
turned to their home IN Kansas City
Saturday after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. Roahen.
F, W. Dolechek returned this NOR
ming from his farm near Cimaron.
He brought back a couple of wheat
stalks from that section which were
certainly good ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Coates and
Mrs. Allison came over from CT al
Bend this morning for a short visit
to the latter's sister, Mrs. c. M. OH
phant. Miss Daisy Allison is also a
visitor at the Oliphant home this
week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05
SIX O'Clock Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Born en-.
tertained the lady clerks of the
Cyclone Thursday evening at six
O'Clock dinner, and for the re-
mainder of the evening the lady
clerks made it mighty interesting
for Mr.. Born, who was the ouly
man in the crowd. Poor Henry,
when they didn't roast him. they
roasted a real good natured one Of
their own crowd, who early in the
evening had occasion to use a die
tionarv. Nevertheless the affair
was a very happy one and al
present enjoyed the evening very
much.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05

The 6ne and costs in the Doc
Gray case. convicted at the last
term of court of violating the pro-
hibitory law. we're paid last Fri
day. 1t made an even S767.00.
A petition has been circulated
asking the district Judge to parole
Doc. under a new law passed by
the last legislature. The petition
has been pretty we'll signed.
Roger Gillian. who with his
mother recently moved back to
HOisington. had the misfortune to
break a leg Thurday. How the
accident happened we did not
. learn, except that be was doing
some work with or about a gaso-
line engine.
. City Marshall Wilson says that bt
gets about an average Of one etters
or postal card day inquiring for rur
away boys. He offered the job o
hunting up these strays to the repor;
er, but he has enough trouble Of hi
OWL, without helping sir up NOR
for anybody else.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05
A postal card received from Alberl

A postal card received from Albert
Dotson said he was having too good a
time at the Excelsior Springs last
week TO write an ad, but will be back
in The harness in good shape soon. He
heard Senator La Toilette make a
speech last week, and says it was the
best thing on the. trust question be
ever heard.
Mr.. William Bolinger has returned
from Winfield, where he was visiting
his son Ernest, and attending the
Cbautauoua. He heard Senator La
Toilette speak, and thinks it was the
greatest speech ever made by any one.
j. n. Cheney. who has
graduated from Kansas State
Veterinary school. will locate in
Hoisington for the practice Of his
profession.
Will Lucas on behalf of Frank
Stefan telephoned in from Hois-
ington Friday morning for some
harvest hands. They are rather
! scarce.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05

Ed. French was up from the
Salt. Marsh Friday.
w. L. Smart, Of St. Louis, was 10
town last Friday shaking bands with
friends.
Mark Krouchiwas here from Larn-
ed with the mason party aud enjoy.
ed a little visit with friends.
John 3udiger. Of Chicago, was here
Friday looking after some business
interests and visiting friends.
Mrs. Thos. Knight has recovered
from her recent illness and is back
at her work with the Cyclone.
Miss Jessie Isbell is back at her
post Of duty with the Cyclone, after a
weeks absence an account of illness.
Probate Judge Torey has issued a
marriage license to Oliver c. Hoch
of Hoisington and Nellie c Jennings,
of McCracken.
Miss Edith WEIGH, daughter Of VIM.
WEIGH, left Friday morning for Plain.
vile Kansas, where she will visit with
relatives and friends.
Frank Stefan and Julius Ref were
down from the north side after bar.
vest hands Friday.
Miss Bertha mayer, chief operator
at the telephone Office, was off duty
Friday on account Of illness.
Frank Millard Jr., left Friday after.
noon for the farm in Wheatland town
ship to help in the harvest fields.
Mrs. White and daughter Ola
were in town from the farm near
Hudson Friday.
The salaries Of the city posi-
ofic carriers will be increased OF
1.-The first Of July to 5000 per year
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05
THE lawyers a
The DOCTORS 5.
Such Was The Result Of Thursdays
Ball Game.
The MAYOR GOT FIRED.

ball season attended the ball game
Thursday. benefit Of the library
fund.
The net receipts of the game
we're $16S.S0. in cash and more
fun stored up by the on-lookers
than the street fair produced.
The Sans drum corps led the
players to the field of battle. and |
the stirring rattle of the drums
filled the hearts of the contestants |
with a determination to do or die. |
land we opine some OF them are |
nearly dead today. Mayor
Moses lead the procession as the
official umpire, and he was equip
ped with a trace of six shooters.
a daredevil look-and some other
things.
The game started with the
Bankers ct. al. to bat. DR.. John
ston twirld the ball and DR.. Rob-
ison Jr., was behind the bat.
Geo. .Brinkman famed. Senator
Chapman got as far as I'd base,
Attorney Coe Russell died at the
plate, then F. Vernon Russell
made a successful circle of the
diamond. Judge Elrick Cole was
hit by the pitcher and sneaked to
lst, but umpire Moses thought
the Judge ducked just to get in
the, way of the ball, and so sent
him back. Then the NEEDLES got
hot; they rushed into the diamond
and attempted to mob the umpire.
Judge Cole got his base on balls.
but was put out while. to
snitch I'd.
When the NEEDLES went to bat
DR.. Robson made a safe hit,
stole I'd. and got home on a safe
one by DR.. Johnston. DR.. Nc
Pherson and DR.. Meade famed
in succession, and then DR.. John
ston got foxy and''was put out at
I'd. Score the first inning l and
/.
Both sides we're on their mettIe.
and decided that Mayor Moses
had played horse with them. SC
Meade and Mcpherson, Russell
and Johnston we're appointed tC
forcibly eject the Mayor from the
diamond, and Ben McMullen was
put in as umpire, and the battle
waget hct and..sultry.
The Bankers had the edge or
the Doctors by.having a little the
best pitcher and. catcher. Ed.
Chapman and his spit ball wa!
almost invincible, and Frank Mil
lard behind the bat was tier,
with the big mitt every time.
The features of the game wa
the playing of DIR. Morrison o.
Sd the sensational catches O
Druggist johnson. DR.. McPher
sons covering of LIST. Coe Rus
sells professional work on I'd
Judge Coles sprinting and DI
Meade's wild and unruly action
on I'd.
Tie score by innings was s
I follows:
u l234s t7s9 10
Lawyers / o 2OS $40 Il:
Doctors lll2 400 g
The line up of the players VS.
as..follows:
NEEDLES, Position. Lawyer
DR.. fl. Robson. C Frank Millar
DR.. Johnston. p Ed Chapma
Dr. McPnerS0n, o " II Chapm;
DR.. Meade 2b Coe. Russo
DR.. Morrison. 3.b. F.W Brinkma
DR.. Hoge, SIS Ed On
A. H. Johnson. f F V Russo
and A E Tavlc
DIR. Button. c T j G Brinkms
aud S A Newcomt
DR.. Amend IF &c Cole and
d Ashpol
The receipts Of the game were
follows:
Gate receipts. Sill:
Nhoutonnno non cOrn Ok
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05
BRIEF TEltGDlpHIc NEWS

&nnaIn. Mhrylanu OOseTVdtOry dt.
8:l4 this morning lasting an hour.
The shock was comparatively .
greater than the one which, de-
stroyed, but not so great as.the
:..sn francisco auake. No reports
Of damage we're received.
Dalton. Ca, July l.-Dock,
Posey. a middle aged white man. \
the self confessed sssaultor Of his.
uine year old step daughter. was
taken from the county Jail here
early this morning and hung to q
railroad viaduct.
ST. Louis. No.. July -Four
hundred iourneymen plumbers
struck this morning for an in
crease in wages. Nearly all
plumbing concerns in the city are
effected.
Denver. July 1.-The Western
Federation Of Miners today ad-
opted a preamble for the constitu-
ton and by laws of the federation
which in effect pledges all men,
bres to socialism. 1t. is an
nounced that the intention Of the
leaders of the federation is to CALI
a convention at Chicago for the
purpose Of organizing an industrial
ard political party..that will place
a ticket in nomination for the
next national election. The
Western Federation of Miners and
the Brewery Workers Union it is
expected will from the nucleus of
the new national organization.
St. Paul. July Warrants
we're issued in the United States
court Friday afternoon at the in
slant Of the United States district
attorney for the arrest Of seven
grain commission men. 1t is
charged that the defendants, who
were promoters and officers of
the Wisconsin grain and Stock
Company of St. Paul. and mana
gers of the Superior. Wis, board
of trade, conspired to cheat in the
use of the mails in violation of
the federal laws.
{ The governemnt alleges that the
! loss caused by the operations of
the concern by its method of
holding back on quotations until
a price could be reached which
absorbed the MARGINS. so far re-
ported reached $4,000.
Toxic, July 1.-The impression,
j is growing here that the anti
Jananee feeling and demonstrs-
D tions in San Francisco are the
outcome of a deeply laid plan
5 based upon radical hatred. APP
parently certain measures OF re-
taliation are being seriously con-
D sidered by influential men in
business aud in political circles.
A boycott against American goods
is believed will certainly be talen.
-
o San Francisco. July The
first installment Of strike breakers
to take the pla,e of the telegraph
operators reached San francisco
yesterday and we're put to work
in the main Office of the Postal
= and Western Union companies to-
= day. They are regular employees
from the eastern Offices. Among
e the imported men are severa
IS chief operators.
Baltimore. July 1.-The hank.
= ing and brokerage house Of Nc
n Mimm & Company was placed il
the hands Of a receiver this morn
sr ing. Withdrawals of deposits anC
a poor business are given as the
S. cause. The house was..establisheC
a fifty wears ago. The assignment
b created much sentiment because
s, of its established character, but. i
is not regarded as showing weak
ness in any other quarter. Th,
liabilities are probably two humid
= red thousand dollars. {.
l..
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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! ABLY WORTH A DOLLAR A LINE
TO YOU!

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thing. many event, when you FIND
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HOISINGTON

Frm the Dispatch June, %
A son was born to Ray Hall and
wife Tuesday.
Born. to W. V. Marquis and
wife. a ten pound boy.
Charles Lausch is rejoicing
over the increase in bis family
one day last week,a boy this time.
1t will take more than cigars to
treat the boys this time.
Representatives from Geneseo.
Hoisington, McCracken and
Clafin met at ClaAin FRIDAY and
organized the Wheat Belt League
with teams in the above named
towns.
A petition was circuslated by
Chas. Hall this week for the re.
lease of Doc. Gray from the
county Jail. He signed an agree.
ment not to start in the saloon
business again if released and the
petition was very literally signed.
Henry Babcock was born in
Buffalo New York February II,
1S47 and died at Hoisington.
Kansas June Goth 1907 after an
illness of only three days.
When a child he moved with
his parents to Waukau, Wis,
where he grew to manhood anC
was married to Miss Mary Bick
nell January 1st, 1851. They
moved to Barton county Kansa;
in February 1892 where they
have resided since.
He was a soldier in the Civi
War belonging to Co. K. 5tf
Reg. Nisconin Volunteers Infan
try. He was honorabiy discharged
June 90, 1866 just AZ. ear befor'
the day of his death.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-05

NJ. R. Tucker and wife drove
down from their farm south of
Great Bend and spent Sunday and
Monday with his brother. G. II.
Tucker. Mr.. Tucker reports the
wheat as being good in his local.
ity. He has one hundred and.
fifty acres, most Of which be will
cut with a binder. This is Mr..
fuckers first year in Kansas. -
Alden Star Journal.
Will Gage has resigned bis posi-.
tion as one of the Rustler carriers
to take a job in one of the mills.
His place is being taken by
Vernon Fryberger.
Miss Alicia Healy returned to
Wichita Friday morning.
G. N. Daniels was at Ellinwood
Thursday on business.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
Roosevelt RespOnde
a los Japaneses

Los japanese desde su guerra
con la Russia y su exito en- la mis-
ma Sc sienten muy orgullosos y
pretenden dictar en- muchas cosas
que no Sc pueden tolerar alberta
mente por algunas de las primeras
potencias del mundo. Notable
mente es este ell case por 10 que
toca & los Estados Unidos q quien
estan, de varias maneras muy ve-
iosas, impacientando, con mlras
ulteriores, q segun publica la prem
50 del oriente, de precipltar una
contienda, para asi apoderarse de
las Filipinas y del Hawaii, pero
en- este paso .temerarlo que estan
dando cuentan sin la huespeda y
60 estan metiendo en- camisa de
once varas los aguerridos Japan
eses. sin tener para mangss. En-
los disturbios locales que hubo en-
California en- cuyos motines per-
sonas irresponsables destruyeron
alguna propiedad de ciudadanos
del Jap6n, Sc presento una OCCASION
para acentuar las exigencias del
Jap6n, pues Sc dice que ell MINIS
tro Aolzi, en- Washington, person
almente exigi6 indemnlzacion en-
nombre de su gobierno para sus
compatrlotas al Presidente Roose-
velt. Ell Presidente, al momento,
enmudocido por tamaha audacla'
no respondio, pero hoy, su admin
istracion, de una manera clara e
inequivoca da la respuesta al I'M
perio del Sol Naciente ordenando
20 buques de guerra de prlmera
clase Y 8 cruceros & las aguas del
Pacifico para toda eventualldad
que SO les ofrezca a los senores
,Japoneses. Esta respuesta patrl-
otica y propia sera splaudida y
sostenida por toda nuestra nacion
de un confn hacia ell otro, y guar
damos con confanza 10 que venga.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
TRATO IUsTO.

Hay un antique prinsipio i'm
portante tan antique como ell mum
do, que deve prevaleser en- auales-
quier comunidad de hombres de
negocios especialmente y es que
devain de trabajar harmoniosa-
mente en- ell mejoramlento de una
plaza. Ustedes pueden jactarse
todo 10 que quieran, ustedes pue-
den organizar clubs Y sociedades
pero permitase que los hombres
de negocios Sc lastimen uno al Of
ro, comercialmente, politicamente
Y socialmente Y ALI tienen una IL
usion, una institution on .nombre
Solamente, 10 que uSted eS lndlV-
idualmente es la medida con la GU
al jusgar la organisation q la cual
usted pertenese. Aqui en- ell Ceste
es ell lugar en- donde jusgar a un
hombre. Con la population mes
clada, politicos corruptos y meto-
dos de negocios opacos la tenta-
cion de hacer dinero por medic de
metodos inlegales eS sufciente
grande para probar SUI honestidad
6 integridad. Tengan tratO hon
este con todos y recibiran tratc
honesto en- cambio.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
CLUBS.

Ell CLUB COMMERCIAL DE ROY = Sus
juntas Sc tendran ell primer terser martes de
cada mes en- ell salon del Club Ohciales-F'ranR
a. Roy. Presidents; j. Floersheim, Vice Pres
idente H. A. Hanson Secretary; W. H. Will
cox, Treasurer Comite eiecutiVo: F, A.
Roy j. Fleersheim H. A. Hanson ii. GOOD
man. e, B. Evans, A. S. Bushkevitz, Fidei
comisarios w. H. Wilcox H. Goodman F. A
Roy,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20

Honolulu, Julio g. Ell gobern-
ador Curry gobernador de Samar
/. F., recientemonte nombrado
gobernador de Nuevo Mexico por
ell Presidente Roosevelt, arribo aq-
vi hoy procedente de las Filiplnas
en- ell vapor transporte Logan de
Estados Unidos. El va en- camino
para asumir los deberes de su nue.
vo empleo.
Segun ell despacho que antecode
Ell gobornador Curry debera LEG
ar a San Francisco de hoy a man
ana. Sc dice que de ALI ira dir
ectamente & Washington con obje-
to de tener una entreVlsta con ell
Presidente y con los jefes del de-
partamento del interior viniendo en-
seguida & asumir su puesto de go
bernador. El nuevo gobcrnador
debe estar aqui para cerca del dia
%
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
DIRECTORIO
IGLESIAS.

LA IGLEsIA CAToLICA = El Rev, Padre
Ant. Cellier Pastor. Servicios seran tenidos
mensuales- aviso de la fecha en- que Sc ten
dram sera dado una semana antes, Notihquen
al pastor los que tengan enfermos.
METoDISTA EPISCOPAL = El Rev F. E.
Finley de Springer, N, Mex. ministro. Ser
vicios seran tenidos en- la casa de escuela el
primer Domingo de cada mes Habra escula
Dominical todos los Domingos las 200 p, M
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
AVISO.
WAGON MOUND

Aviso es por este dado que ten
90 en mi posecion un caballo colo
RADIO como de 4 amos de edad con
esta marca Fd en- la espaldia lsqul-
erda y la piarna isquierda tamblen
ma r borrada en- la espaldia der
echa el cual & estado traspasando
mi propiedad por los ultimos nue.
We meses, ell dueno podra recoo-
rarlo pagando los perjulslos y cos
tos de este publscasion, alo con-
trario aplicare q la corte por lulc
10 v yendere ell mismo bajo eJlcu-
cion. E
Adolfo Montoya.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
III. pR1MRosr PRooREss1vE CIRCLE

Ell PRIMROSE PROGRESSIVE CIRCLE =
sus juntas seran tenidas todos los Sabado
on Ia tarde. Ofciales: La SenCra j. A Wilson,
Presidente; La Sonora Fred B. Strong. Vice
presidente;La Senorita Josephine Roy Secre-
tario; w, H, Wilcox, Treasurer. Ffdei-comi-
sarios.- Sonora f. A. Roy, Sonora w. H. Will
cox Senior F. b, Evans.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
Notds Locales

Francisco Baca de Carrizo paso
el jueves en- la ciudad con nego-
clos.
Don Facundo UIibarri de De
Haven trujo su cosechs de lana ell
microbes.
Julian Lujan de San chez paso Ell
viernes en- este ciudad compro alb
astos para su rancho.
Porfrio Tenorio. de Gallegos
estubo en- la plaza ell veirnes bino
& traer su producto de lana.
Don Encarnaci6n Sandoval, de
Gallegos, paso ell prinsipio de la
Semana en- Roy con negoclOs.
Una vaca valuable propiedad de
Don Juan Padilla la mato una
tempestad electrical ell martes en- la
tarde.
Alcario Ortega es maneiador de
la Cantina ''Bien Venida la cual
es propiedad de La Great Western
Comercial Co.
Sc esta arando v sercando Guar
enta acres de terreno en- ell reclamo
de John Irwin junto al emplazado.
Roy Bros. tiene el contrato.
Max Krause & estado enfermo
esta semano Y estubo incapasitado
para atender 4 sus deveres en- la
tiendo de Floersheim Nero, Co.
Juan Arch1leta y familia llega-
ron ell viernes en- la manana de
Wstrous & su Residential en- su
hermoso reclamo serca del emplaz-
ado.
Ell iueves en- la tarde, Lola la
nina de Sehor y Sonora Remegio
Lopez de algun modo accidental
Sc trampo su mano entire los cilin-
dros de IN esprimidor aplastando-
! le los de dos malamente.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
Adolfo Montoya.

PARA VENDER = 5000 acres
Terrenos. H. r., 20 millas al nor
este de Roy en- Ell arroyo de los
Yutas, 200 acres bajo de rriego'
tambien 800 acres terreno de STEM
bra s miIlas al oriente de Roy y
muchos otros trechos de terreno,
tambien tengo una casa del tren De
arboles de fruta de la Compania
Star Nursery de Quincy, ILL.,, para
yender. pregunten q
G. E. Hartley,
Springer, n. N.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20

Los duefios de domicilios estan
prensipiando q hacer meioras en-
sus reclamos, una dosena de casas
Sc han levantado dentro de las ul-
timas dos semanas.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-07-20
PRoCEDEMENOS DEL CUERPO DEL COMSONADOS DEL CONDADo
DE MORA NUEVO MEXICO

DE MORA, NUEvO MEXICO
No.Z
H. D. Reinben, evado en- prop. Raiz $4,000
Amador Montoya, evAdo prop. Raz 1850
Anto. j. Rodriguez levado prop Raiz, $500
Ramon Vigil leeado prop Raiz, $1,000
Personal 5000
N Well levado prop Raz 10000
N We'll, evado prop. personal, 6575.00
La corte pone hasta las P. M.
Session de la tarde.
cuerpo habendo quoroms procede cuerpo
de iguaamento.
PtO. No-lo. /<S7I4
Juan H. Casas levado prop. personal, +. $500
Pedro A. Cordova evado propiedad raiz eSe(
N. R. Fetterman prop. raiz, 10000
o. A. Martinez, levado en- prop raiz, $500
Vicente Mares, eyado en- prop. personal 245O00
Raiz, 234o0
Mrs Molie F. Schmidt, prop. Raiz, 4797,40
ICulley Martin Co., prop raiz 2250O0
Veeder Veeder, evado prop. raiz 1912.00
Ahoa vene Henry Laumbach pde que 1906
coegda cuano esa sto pagar hacen
b de 100 pesos La orena eetario de nofcar col
ecor de hacr correction de 10000 la cdu de Henry
Laumbach propedad del Pto. No por ell de
No. 13,
Austin Valdez, evado prop. personal, 10000
Sarah Pacheco, levado prop. raiz, 5000
Personal, 100000
No. 6.
Limo Sanchez levado prop raz $4,000
personal 10000
Eeuterio Saaxsr, prop. personal 425.00
Manne Trinidad Vigil, eyado en- prop. raiz 10000
La corte pone receso hasa las g. a, nj,
June s. 1907
Ell cuerpo habendo quorum pocedo al despacho de
negocios
No. Is.
Jose S. Lucero levado prop raz 10000
Manuel Borrego levado prop raiz 10000
Juan P. Romero, evado prop. personal $4,000
Emilio Gonzales, evado prom. raiz 10000