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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

tho trail OF the returning boys 90 the
north. along the western slope of the
Siorr3s and accounts for the wide
geographical limits over which they
I0amcd. Ogden city was bought with
Spanish dubloone received from the
government by capt Brown of the
company which remained an Pueblo.
DE went overland from salt Lake TO
san Francisco. passing tho remains
of the Bonner party. Co get his coin.
due his soldiers. aud his portion he
expended iu buying tho Goodyear
brothers claim on the ogden bats a
m0uum aut has been erected over his
grave bon the ogden cemetery. setting
forth what De- accomplished.
The object of the meeting Tues
day night Is Co form "a committee of
gentlemen selected from among an
thg descendants of the battalion mem
brrs, whether they Doe in Weber couu-
ty. iu DAVIS county. in Los Angeles. in
stockton. or in salt Lake.
one matter To be brought up will
De- the question OF erecting a monu-
m,ut in honor Of the battalion. Some
support is already evidenced for this
undertaking. and IL will bee more thor
ouEhly discussed Tuesday. Mrs Sell
den J. Clawson has arrangements for
thc meeting iu charge. and is prcpar-
ing am attractive program.
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DESCENDANTS OF
OLD BATTALION
Mormon Children Of Soldiers Who
Marched to Los Angeles
win Meet.
PLAN TO ERECT MONUMENT.
Committee 90 BE Named to 1a,c the
Work in Hand and Bring O.
To Contamination.

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m"tcned overland ii"" 'h'
river To- san Diego and Los Angelic.
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cast south TcmuIg street.
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Marriage Licenses.

George O. Jacobs salt Lake: Nellie
a. Conhan, Salt Lake.
Louis r. Eaton. salt Lake, RiVenia
Lendgrcu. Crescent.
Charles Jensen. salt Lake, Kriutlua
Hanson. salt Lake.
Charles r. Munk. Chicago. H.: Lena
N. Anderson, Rcdman.
Thomas Moore. Park City, Lulu Fow-
Ter. salt Lake.
Allan s. Cane. Richheld, Eva Stewart.
Richdcld.
Thomas Martin. salt Lake; Emma
jackson. Salt Lake.
Thomas r. Tluscott ""'tc. Mont,
Susie NJ. Joslin, Butte. Mont.
David l.. pugh, No..a,. Amanda
Chabberlaiu kanab.
G.. +. VIM. Glasmeyer. salt Lake, Pet
trou Ala Oblad Salt Lake.
Samuel II Bcckstoadt Sandy. Ethel
NJ Hutchings sandy
Ezra l.. Lilienquist, RcXburg Ida,
Mary ~ Wilcox. sunny Dell. Ida.
Roy s. Alexander. Salt Lake, Irene
Palmer. Salt Lake.
Robert H Parish. Elba, Ida; Anna
s. Mahonoy Albion. Ida.
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I Albert Beaverton. Elba, Ida Pearl
Montgomery. Yost
John A. Anderson. salt Lake. Carol nj
walker. Mincrsville
Julius Freeman. Salt Lake. Myrtle
Soreusen, Georgetown. Ida
Lorenzo w. jacobson bloomington.
IDA; Delilah Batcmau. Bloomington.
Ida.
Rouglas -. Price. salt Lake. Be,rha
Brpuchi. salt Lake
Charles A. Tracey Jr.. ogden; Nellie
T.. 'htckettS. Ogden.
Alexander N. Spence. Wellsville,
Elizabeth b. Davies, salt Lake.
Alvin Carlson, Pleasant Grove: Jen-
ME ~. Smith. Pleasant Grove.
Amasa y. Cox. Fairyiew: Sarah
Christensen. Fairview.
John a. Kofoed. Weston, Ida; Ivy
NJ, Crockett Weston Ida.
Joso Tomlyeniyich Bingham Junction.
Mands Mllkovitch. Bingham June
ton.
Lemuel r. Pace, Thatcher. Belle
Layton. Thatcher
Arwell L. Pierce. Colonia Dublan.
Mexico; Mary -. Dona, Colonia Dub
ism, Mexico
Willard =. Jones. Colonia Dublan.
Mex. Gorilla NJ. Alfred, Colonia Juar-
~, Mex.
Edwin A. TAYLOR. Colonia Juarez.
Mex: Ruby r.. Pierce. Colonia Dub
iANs Mex
Don G.. Standish. salt Lake. Albcr-
ia lockwood, salt Lake.
Charles l. Richards. salt lake;
Maude Mathsou. PurOwau.
Evan Walters Union; Pearl Haun'
West Jordan
Arthur. Schiviedrr. Mink creek
Ida. Lueua Keller. Mink creek. Ida
Laurence Johnson, Preston, Ida;
Mary Ann stephens. Preston. IDA.
T.arnnDl clark Newton. EaInnr-
ah. Jones' Newton.
Daniel G.. Spencer. Salt Lake. Haz-
81 v. Valentine. salt Lake.
Alexander +. Bloomfield, kirkland,
" M. Mira NJ Bond. Rmmah ~. NJ.
Peter +. Vaughan. Logan. Cath-
crime Brewer. American Fork.
Joseph Holt. Enterprise Estclla
Adams. Parowan.
Ira Elmer. Big Horn. Wyo.. Vera
Robertson Big Horn. Wy0.
Alma Balinger Colonia Juaroz,
Mex. Kloa Johnson. Colunia Juarez,
Mex.
Thomas a. Blanchard. logan. Cora
s. HUI. Welsville.
John e. Palmer. Taylor, Ariz.;
Mary Brimhall Taylor, Ari2.
William H. Young, Colonia Dubian,
MEX: Enie NJ Butler, Colonia Dub
Ian. Mex.
George II. James. Colonla Herman
doz. Mex. sarah Nelson Colonia
Pachio. Mex.
William J. Swap, Glendale; Pris-
ella Little, Glendale.
Joseph AYcrett Sprlngvllle, ArlZ.;
Ncna Shoop. Nutrioso. Ariz
Joseph r. Nelson. Eagat, Ariz.;
Jennie Greenwood, Eagar. Ariz.
william H. Smell. Cowley, Wyo:
Ira v. Rasmussen Cowlcy. Wyo.
n A. Runyon. Laramie, Wyo.; Min
ME Butcher, Laramie. Wyo
Fritz Manderstrom salt Lake:
Alma Johnson, salt Lake.
Oscar Nelson. Salina. Susie phil
lpps. Saliua.
q. X. Swimming, salt Lake. Edith g..
Sperry salt Lake
Alfred NJ. F1emming. Salt Lake;
Helen " Bourne Salt Lake.
j. J. Morrison, Haley IDA; ora NIL
Ter HALEY Idaho.
r. II. Douglas, ogden; Annie r.. Holt,
ogden.
A. c. Brooks. ogden; NJ A. Call
ogden
Diautha smith Central Ariz.
Soreu J. NICHOLSON. Draper; Nina
CART Draper
Albert Hardcasuc. SANDY: Sophia
Guudcrsou, Sandy.
Augustus Farling Spokane. sarah
Browning. Idaho Falls, Ida
Fred Richards, Jrs Fielding; Maudc
Karen. Nerual
Thomas W. Grant Emmett. Ida:
Clara q Jensen, Emmett Ida
Ira L. Merrill oakley, Ida: Jessie S.
Smith. oakley. Ida
Albert J. Huber Bingham. Mora
Peterson. Bingham
Walter Slaughter. Frisco; ELLA Olsen.
Mayncld.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Miss Lnlicth Smith entertained the
members of the Judiue club at her
home Thursday evening. After the us
ual business transactions. dHiuty re-
'foshmeHts were f.GVod The club
VIII meet next week With Miss Alice
Hardy.
Tho members OF the University club
win give "a dancing party there on
Tuesday oct rs.
Mrs Arthur Bird gave box party
az the Salt Lake thoaicr ON Wedncs-
day.
Miss Clar HAN leaves next week for
Los AnseIes TO spend !he winter
Mrs. Re- O. Ice is iu Chicago Tor a
short dime.
AT tho meeting of the Cud club yos-
to-day with Mrs. Lynch me prizes
were won by Mn. Emmett Moore and
Mrs. j. D. Taylor
THE g.. b.. % club met this afternoon
with Mrs. d. s. Mason
Mrs ~. T.. Platt who has spent mo
SUMMER hcrc lcft rhis Wpck to Join her
husband capt Plat at sandy Hook.
Tho Ladies' Literary club next FRI
daN VIII nave fDr its general topic.
Mexico. and "a tals ou oIl McKluo win
ho given with musical Illustrations by
Mrs r. a. Gommlu and paper on
ihe city of Mexico by Nrs. s Trenton.
while tho music viii comprise vocal
selections by Mrs Lizzie Thomas Ed-
ward ana violin solos hy Norris Au-
drcWs.
Tho MpmHu.s Republican club win
hold ihUr regular monthly meeting
on Monday oct u p m.. with
Mrs. Howard A. lNiug 500 cash Tenth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

The Momau's Republican club VIII
hold choir regular monthly meeting
on Monday oct u p m.. with
Mrs Howard a. lNing. 500 cash Tenth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

You will recognize Ar
buckles Ariosa Coffee in the
cup, any time, by the taste.
That "taste" identifies It as
the STRAIGHT, pure Brazilian
and distinguishes it from the
make = believe Mocha and
Java, and sundry other mis-
branded or n1isnamed i'm.
pastures.
The improvement in the quality Of Ariosa
is the natural consequence of our own COM
mercial development, and promises more for
the future. Sold in sealed package only,
for your benefit.
ARBuCS1E BROS, Nev city
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PROVO.


walter j. Crandan. OF INLAY city.
Michigan BE- visiting his aunt Mrs.
May W Partridge.
The odd Fellows entertained Wednes-
day evening In honor OF the grand
lodge which visited the Provo lodge.
a number OF invited guests participant
cd IN the very enjoyable sooiable.
c. H. DiehI Of Great Falls, is visit
ing relatives I'm this city.
Hon r.. g.. Calllstcr or Fillmore, was
Provo visitor this week.
John Warwick has returned from a
vacation TO Nevada.
AIR and Mrs Chas H. ward have re-
turned from an extended visit TO Ne
yada.
The opening session OF the Utah so-
rosis club for the year was held We'd
Ecsday az the home OF Mrs. William
NJ. Roylance. The president Miss
Francella Adams. gave an interesting
account OF her recent visit to- East
Aurora ana Chautaugua. n. Y. Mrs.
sara Talmage gave geographical
sketch Of Germany With map 90 n
lustrate, followed hy historical re-
1910 -'~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ward have re-
turned from "a very delightful trip
through southern California.
Mrs. Susa Taylor Of Salt Lake spent
Sunday in this city with her sister.
Mrs. j. C.. Graham
Mr. and Mrs G.. r.. Loose attended
the races al the Utah fair Thursday.
Mrs a d. Moore Of Eureka spent
several days with friends IN this city.
senator Smoot made a flying trip Go
Washington. -. g., where he rented
"a furnished home for the winter. lie
telegraphed TO Mrs. SmOot that he will
arrive home today. having secured the
house Mrs. Smoot and children viii
Join the senator at the capital this
season. when Congress opens.
Miss Mary Nuttall delightfully."- en-
tcrtained az an evening social Satur-
day I'm honor Of her niece. Miss Edith
Warner OF salt Lake city. About
twenty young people enjoyed an even
ing OF games and various amusements.
A dainty luncheon was served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

. ,,,'''.. street when nm interesting
r ,,,,'l,,.. VIII be given. a directors
n,,.,,ls Viii br held az iit5 p. mt
check for s26 no Tho c1nvon crest
'"ifh Tor the manual training fund.
Mr' aud Mrs George Wnlden an-
rouh,e the engagement of their
.ushter Jane, to ooorge D. kiineb
~ the wedding o. take place Boo No-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05
LOGAN


The Daughters OF me Pioneers held
p most interesting meeting at The home
AIRS Joseph Howell ou Monday
st"rnoon last After Che program
.uleheou was served and MrI Howell
PENS assisted by the Misses Winnie
'4"'eN and Lottio Nehoker
on Thursday or la, week I'm the
halt Lake tomple occurred the mar
iske on Ar. Edmund -. spencer and
MISS Ella Friday two OF LoEuu's best
soWh ana popular young people. They
n sl,' ne best wishes % host Of
a pleasant surprise was rendered
Mrs. 3. NJ Hansen on Monday ID be-
ms her birthday anniversary.
Miss Phyllis Thatcher has returned
nom pleasant Visit 90 Salt Lake.
Mrs. Barbara Amussen and family
nevs gone TO California TO spend the
ar sidney Beate of Salt Lake ie IA
logan for the purpose OF attending
'he u a. G.. this winter.
Miss Geuevievo Thatcher IS spend
ing a few dsys in salt Lake
Mrs W. r. Preston. Jr. and son
in salt Lake.
Mr.. A. H. Badonoch. the new coach
I9r the b. y. G.. reached Logan on
Tuesday
Mr. w C.. Gates spent Sunday in
Logan with his family
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Seldom
Wear Out

DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills relieve pain-not
only once, but as many
times as it is necessary to
take them. Many persons
who suffer from chronic
ailments find in them a
source Of great relief from
the suffering which they
would otherwise be COM
PEELED to endure. Their
soothing influence upon
the nerves strengthen
rather than weaken them.
For this reason they sell
dom lose their effective
ness.
81 am So wears old and have suffered
Tor 81 years from nervous troubles,
rhoumau.g ana neuralgia, palpitatIon
Ni NI" NNNNNf HUNNiNtNH OF NftaNIt
flocplcssuees. and pain around fhe
heart The hr Miles, Auu-pslu pills
have been a blessing 20 are. j cont
know what 7 should DO without them
and they lrs iho only remedy I hHr'
ever used that either dld not wear
out iu less timc than J hnvo been use
iug them, or else tho Injurious results
were slch that Z would be Obliged TO
MRS. s G. ROBINSON.
q Carter 81. Chattanooga. Tenn.
Or. Miles Ant-Pain Pills are sold BY
your dru04ist who VIII guara ntec that
tho first package will benefit. % 10
falls, he Will ffturn your money
25 doseG, % ccnt1. Never sold In bulk
Miles Medical Co., El6hart, Ind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

Mr.. a. H. Badonoch. the new coach
I9r the b. y. G. reached Logan on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

Mr. and Mrs Charles ward have re-
turned from "a very delightful trip
through southern California.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02
A Sad Mistake.

The Bowbells Tribune tells the
old, old story Of q mans chasisg
the rainbow. when he ought to
have stayed at home. There are
some more who are tempted to
do a little chasing, but if they
think they ought to 90 to q bot
ter country-there's no letter
place this side of henven-than
North Dakota, why not simply
rent the farm for a year, and not
sell? The Tribune says:
CATER two years spent in Ala
bama. Axel Lundgren returned
to Bowbells last week and 10 very
anxious to buy back the farm
south Of the city chat he sold
when the fever to go south took
hold of him. Two years in Ala
bama has given our friend a sur
felt OF the south and now, though
a little too late, he sees and ac-
knowledges his mistake in sell
ing for Il pittance OF its real val.
ue, a magnificent farm in the
Bowbells country, which he could
not re-purchase today at many
times what he received for it, to
chase sunbeams and live on
wind, alligators and malaria in
the ''sunny SOUTH so-called.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02
A Dizzy Dream OF Power.

The Stanley Sun evidently has
notions OF it's own in regard to
county division. 1t says: "What
a dizzy dream OF power and
glory Francis J. Murphy, Attor-
neys Pierce and Gray and a few
other sanguine-haired Kenmare-
ties have in mind when they d.
vide Ward county along the
township line between 159 and
15S. 1t probably has rot dawn
ed upon the mastodonic intel
lects of this brilliant coterie OF
"divisionists" that there are a
few other people in the county
who may have something to say
about this division that looks 20
gocd to them. There is Bow
BELLS, Portal and Mohall, to say
nothing-glory be to God-of
entire western Ward who will
vote to a man against any such
proposition. There is too much
hog about Francis Us dream.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02
SURREY TO HAVE
A new BANK
Will be Open About the Middle of June
Talk of New Brick Block---The Men
Who Will Stand Back of the Institu-
ton.

The charter for the new Surrey bank
has arrived and by June l the institu,
ton will be doing business.
Ihe bank has $4,000 stock and is
differed by some of the best known
bankers of the state The temporary
directors are f. E. Barron, cashier Of
the Second National Bank Of Minot, C.
E. Dresher and David NJ Snorb.
Among the stakeholder, are the fol
lowing: R. E Barron, Jos. Roach Wal.
ter BOND, H. e. Byorum. A. A. Robin
son, D. M. Shorb, G. E. Dresher, w. A.
w. Culbertson, Nyhus &. Berg, Warren
Brey, John Cover, Jesse Pearson, Geo
State, |. L. Zook, j. D. Yoder @. D.
Lambert, f. H. Bradley, j. NJ. Deeter,
and James Angle.
Within very short time work will
start on the banks new building which
will very probably be built of brick and
will be 24x32 feetsin size. The bank
will be open about the middle of June
Surrey is rusting burg ard is sur
rounded by i lot of good farmers who
will patsonize the new institution Be-
sides, the new Dunkard college will soon
be built at that place and this in itself
makes bank operative. The men be-
hind the institution aro all A l citizens,
and capable of conducting business of
this kind.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02

. H
"A writer for an eastern maya
zine called ut Judge Davis office
and at other places in Minot last
vesk and "wanted info, nation
concerning the death Of the hun.
dreds Of people in Ward county"
caused by the excessive cold OF
last winter. When told that but
q couple of pereons had died the
man grow real indignant AM, in.
situated that the people of Mi.
not knew all about the deaths,
but did not care to tell. The
idea! The fellow was honest and
intelligent enough looking, but
should have known better.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02
North Dakota Spring Poetry.


Tho people never look for spring in
North Dakota.
Ne birds nor flowers nor anything in
North Dakota,
But wear their overcoats to bed,
And shovel ;snsw until they re dead
in North Dakota. '3
The water will not run down bill in
3Nsrth Dakota M
Becsuss'in May tbs frozen still in North
Dakota.
The people qusnch their thirst with
snsw,
And listen to the billiards blew in
North Dakota.
The sunshine doesn't feel the same in
North Dakota
As it used to, before We came to North
Dakota,
Maybe the spot is the Suns mouth
Saying to us, 60 south! go south! from
North Dakota.
But just the same we'll never 60 from
North Dakota,
For we don't care if it does blow in
North Dakota, @
And tho deprived OF some things nice,
Most OF us can "raise the price, in North
Dakota.
The knocker in the Sunny South, not
North Dakota,
Wades in the mud or burns in drouth
Oh! North Dakota!
If he knew what we know he'd come
And ever after make his home in North
Dakota.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02

Joe Store has Comet to his new
home at Hardisty, Alberta, az
ter spending the winter in Minot.
Joe took with him a car load Of
horses and emigrant goods and
will farm on a large scale. MIR.
Storey will be missed by his
many friends in and around Mi
not, who wish nothing but the
best for them in their new home.
The prairie crocus is in BIOS
som.
Do you want to sell your land? Ifse.
write the Minot Laud Co. 4.244
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02

No. 6 came near being wrecked
at Gassman last Friday. The
tire came off the middle driving
wheel. The tire had cut the driv-
ing rod nearly in two, and its a
wonder that the train was not
thrown into the ditch. The ac-
cident happened close TO the
big bridge.
Schwartz. the wall paper man,
has just received a fine lot Of
brand new wall papers, all de-
signs, many OF which are Origi-
nal. You are invited to call and
inspect the line. tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02
Good if True.

The Canadian thistle. wild mus
tard and the cookie burr have
met their Waterloo. Their death
knell has been sounded by Pro-
lessor r. A. Moore of the college
of agriculture Of Wisconsin, who
has announced as the result Of
series of experiments that 10
per cent solution Of sulphate of
iron, applied at the right time
and under the proper conditions
will kill all the weeds in a field
without injuring a stalk of grain.
One of the chief values of the
discovery to the farmer is the
cheapness. To spray one acre Of
grain requires about 100 pounds
of iron Of sulphate dissolved in
fifty-four gallons Of water.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02

When thinking OF wall paper,
remember Schwartz the wall pa
perman, corner Main and Second
streets. TT
Farm Loans-Grant IS. YOU
mans. 2-GlU
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02

A full line of mixed pants, all
colors, in fact anything in the.
paint line at the right price. F.
NJ. Schwartz, corner Main and
Second streets. tt
All engineers on the G. N. have
been notified to run their trains
no faster than thirty miles All
hour.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02
A. P. Slocurn

Work on the excavation of the
new three story block which will
be erected at once by RoeIl end
Blakey, just south OF the Mo-. al
hotel, has commenced.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02
My Way of Washing.

| have seen several articles on
the different ways OF washing so
as to save time and lavor, and
thought | would tel how ! do
my washing.
First | put all my white clothes
to soak in cold water over night.
Ia the morniug | ring them out
and pnt them on to boil in a
boiler Of water in which oue-half
bar of soap has been cut and a
heapiDg tablespoon OF borax ad-
ded. Let boil fifteen or twenty
minutes and then suds and rinse
we'll. | then wash the colored
clothes in the suds and rinse. |
can DO II washing in this way for
a family OF Ell yht IN from two to
two and one-half hours.-M NJ
R., Grant co., S. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-02

Rev. j. +. Simpson, a Lari-
more Catholic priest, has been
arrested, charged with walIoping
a barber, j. ". hurry, in his
shop twice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-18

POR CUANTO, Ramon Alamo, mayo
d. edad, propietario, casado vecino
de Jnncos, ha promovido ante esta
Corte un expediente solicitando Sc
declare Ell dominic que tiene sobre Ia
siguiente fnca:
"Rdstica. situada en- el barrio del
Nancy del termino Municipal de
Juncos. compuesta de nueve cuerdas
he terrenos, sin nombre cOnocido,
eouivalentes tres 5reas, trece hec-
tareas Y setenta y tres centlareas,
dedicadas 4 pastos slembra de tru-
tos memories. colindantes al Este con
Flvira Gomez, al Norte con Manuel
Mendez. al Sur con mas terrenos
del promovente y Juana Bonilla, cuya
6nca posee hace dos afos por com
Dra 4 don Pedro Carreras, tiene un
valor de dosciento velnte y cinco do
uars sobre ella no pesan cargas nj
pravamenes de ningun genera.
poR TANTo. habiendo ordenado Ell
Honorable Charles E. Foote, Juez de
est 4 r,e, cue sc cite los anterlo-
res GGefi3s Y que Sc publlquen edlc-
4os ~, ttrulino de- seScnta d1&s, cue
en,,1r2q1dn 4 contarse desde el pr1-
nera IN ole aparezea publicado este
edl11o, pJ. tres veccs, en IN peIioal-
co de los de mayor circulacion de
San Juan. citando las personas ig-
no-a14S Que sc cream tener SCORE
tlicho lumueo.e algln derecho real y
todos aauellos quieues pueda per-
ird d..ar Ia inscription dc dominic
sol,eenS1a. para que dtn'ro oe dicno
termiDu formu.en oposlclon pTcVl-
niendo todos, que pasado el 'iliSsno
ofda la prueba Sc resolvers sGo' E
la declaration de domino pa Tando a
toslos To- perjuicios dc Ley. e1tlehaoo
ell presente oajo M i4stiia y sello &c
Ia Cr.. CT Hrmacao, 4 ot'ree de
EneIo III 1907 aEnrIlsf-s ->'..e9n !
:. Secretario de la CoIte