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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-08
sTURGIs HAS SMALL POX.
Schools are Closed as Safety Measur
BY Order of HeIth Board.

by OrOcf OF HclGn ltOQrO.
Sturgis, November g.. Several
cases Of small pox, chiefly among the
children attending the public
schools, have been discovered in this
city, and as matter of precaution
the Board Of Health has ordered the
schools closed.
The edict includes ST. Martins
academy located here, and will be
In effect for two weeks at least.
Strict observance OF the rules for
sanitation and fumig cation are being
observed, under the direction OF the
Board OF Health WI til careful hand.
ling IT is believed the disease will be
stamped out In short time.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Ottershagen
NJ Kavaffanf yInvN - ,Sl,1s 5Ja4.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-08
GONGR[GAN0NA[
CHURCH BAZAAR
ANNUAL AFFAIR NETS TIDY SUM
FOR sPoNsoRs-A DAINTY
SUPPER IN G. A. R. HALL
FANCY WORK SALE A FEATURE
PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING
DISPOSED OF READILY

Smiles of satisfaction graced the
features of the Congregational ladies
last Tuesday evening when the re-
ceipts from their annual fair were
counted and an inventory established
the fact that nearly everything
placed on sale had been disposed Of.
The enterprise attracted large
crowd to G. A. R. hall from noon un-
til late in the evening, large ma
jority partaking of the excellent din
ner and supper served in the main
and east rooms. The chicken pot pie
was good as ever and other fixings
were equally acceptable to the jolly
diners.
The booths containing the articles
for sale were erected in the north
east room and in themselves formed
a pleasing example of the ladies ar
tistic ability. Mesdames Nyswanger
and Jackson had charge of l"e
flower and bulb display which netted
a good sum, as did the fancy article
booth, presided over by Mesdames
uOlAdS oWO0ASy ahu % w. oA' ~ e. -
Mesdames Kilner, Miller and Lam
pheres were kept busy disposing of
the handkerchiefs for sale in their
pretty little bower.
The candy booth in charge of the
Misses Blanche Chase and Azalea
Soule was compelled to go out Of
business early in the evening, all
the sweets having been exchanged
for good coin of the realm. The
young ladies were attired in Chinese
costumes in keeping with the gener-
al idea of the booth which was dec
Grated to represent joss house.
Out in the kitchen Mrs. F. G. Fei-
gel kept things running smoothly,
assisted by SO large corps that the
reporter found it impossible to get
all the names down in his note book.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-08
Personals.

: Miss Fannie Chase is spending a
week or two. visiting with her sister
in Deadwood.
Miss Alma Cable spent a portion
of last week visiting friends at Whites
wood.
Mrs. Merle Mccain and children
are spending the week with relatives
in Spearfish, s. D.
Edward j. Andrew, principal OF
the Bridgewater, S. D., schools Wis
tied friends in Rapid City this week.
Accompanying him was his father.
C. j. Andrew, of Vermilion. Both
gentlemen have filed on claims near
Wall.
T. H., Gilmore, assistant cashier OF
the First National Bank at Vermil-
lion, spent Sunday in this city. He
was on his way home, after spending
some time with his mother, on he1
ranch near here.
Hon. A. K. Gardner, came in from
Huron early this week.
Charles iShimberg, of Evanston,
ILL.,, is spending few days in Rapid
City.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-08
The Present Timber Supply.


LAUNDERING on large scale is con-
Quoted chiefly in the coniferous for
ests. The hardw ood forests ave
gone into consumption largely by
way of the small mill. What the or
iginal American forest was in terms
of lumber feet no one will ever know.
Even as recently as the census OF
1880 official estimators were SO far
wide of the facts regarding the tim
Der then standing that any estimate
OF the original supply can only be a
blind guess. What the remaining
forests contain, however, is more
NEARLY known, though the Pacific
forest is as yet an unknown quantity.
The best credited estimators, one of
them being the federal forest SER
vice reckon our present standing mer-
chantable timber at about 2,00O,-
900 100000 feet. OF that amount
400 100 o, 100000 feet are hardwoods.
the rest conifers. OF the total stand
ing timber, the Northern states are
credited3 with 100000 200. 900 feet;
the Southern states with 00,000,-
900 900 feet; the Western states
with s00,oo0.000,p0o feet. These
figures mean little except for pur-
pose Of comparison; but they give
real information as to our supply
when 1t is known that our annual
cut from this forest is 4o,ooo,o0o,-
1000 feet This means that at the
lpresent rate of consumption our for
csts will last but Afty years.-From
THE Lumber Industry of America =
by Milton o. Nelson, in the American
Review Of Reviews for November
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-08

Richard Kingsbury is spending
Is weak With Wagner, the bowling
alley man. 1
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-08

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ottershagen,
Of keystone were "a town Tnsgday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-14
CONTEMPLATES BUYING
THE UNION IRON WORKS

Recognizing the need of greater con-
veniences for docking and repairing
battleships on the Pacific Coast, the
Navy Department is seriously consid-
ering the advisability of purchasing
the Union Iron Works of San Fran
cisco and using them in conjunction
with the navy yard at Mare Island.
Rear Admirals Caps and Cowles will
start soon on a trip to the Pacific
Coast, in the course of which they will
make a thorough examination of the
Union Iron Works facilities for build
ing and repairing men-of-war. Rear
Admiral Caps is the chief naval con-
structor of the United States and Rear
Admiral Cowles is chief of the equip
ment bureau. The navy yards at Mare
Island in this State and at Bremerton
on Puget Sound will be thoroughly in
spected and reported upon. The two
distinguished officers Will be joined
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-14

for a certain service, and the service
would give birth to an increased trade.
When merchant in Hongkong buys
goods for his summer trade or his
winter trade he wants to know if
those goods are to be on hand at the
time he needs them. The American
exporter has been unable to give him
any satisfactory guarantee of that fact
while the German will give him the
exact date Of arrival.
TO MAKE GUARANTEE POSSIBLE.
LISTS are available that will show
the date of sailing of every vessel for
a year ahead that will carry goods to
China. The fast freights could be ar
ranged to meet the departing of those
steamers. The railroad company could
make up it's schedules to meet those
steamers and advertise them among
the exporters. knowing these time
tables. the merchants anywhere along
the line could sell in China with a
positive guarantee that the goods
would be on hand at a given date, and
the Chinese merchant could consist
emily place his orders with American
firms. There is no reason why the
trade should not be increased almost
Immediately to $4O0, 200 annually,
four times what it is at present. The
millions of people in China are going
to reach out in the next few years and
somebody is going to get their trade.
The special service on the part of the
railroads would be the first great step
toward swinging great part of that
trade to this country.
II am very hopeful that the Penn
sylvania will soon see fit to put on
the service. They are going into it in
detail, and are in position to handle
it successfully. Should they decide to
do so, the bureau will extend every
resource in its power to bring the fact
TO the attention of both the manufac-
turers at home and the consumers
abroad. 1t would mark a new era in
eastern trade
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-14

and proprfetors of blind pigs Some
of the blind pigs do not sell large
quantities, and hence do not buy in
large quantities. One Of them may
come in and order three bottles of gin,
FIVE gallons of wine, a dozen bottles
of beer, and bottle of whisky. There
is nothing in that purchase, even if
repeated quite frequently, to cast sus-
picion on him. More than that, even
where large quantities are purchased,
it is very likely to be done through
some licensed retailer, some friend Of
the blind pig man. And supposing
one of them goes to a friend of his, a
retail dealer, and asks him to buy a
barrel of wine and other goods in pro-
portion: we sell it to the licensed deal.
er, and he delivers it to the blind pig.
Then if arrests and search is made and
a barrel of wine from Lovejoy, or Pea
cock, or Macfarlane, is found on the
premises, the impression is created
right off that Lovejoy, or Peacock, or
Macfarlane. as the case may be, sold 1t
to blind pig"
would it not be good thing If
the board would furnish the wholesale
liquor dealers with a list of the twenty
suspected blind pigs z? asked Mr..
LAM. Chairman BaIlentyne said he
thought it was a matter the board
would consider very seriously.
There is a great deal of liquor going
to fictitious names over the railroad"
said Mr.. Lewis. 'It is received at
every station. The local licensed deal
ers have notified the deputy sheriffs Of
it, but they say they can do nothing;
if the evidence is furnished them they
will make the arrests. It doesn't seem
to me that the police are very active
in prosecuting these blind pigs"
1.-The police might give more assist
ance than they do said Chairman
Ballentyne. ST believe the police have
never taken the initiative in any case
in enforcement of the present law. At
the same time, the force is small; there
are many demands on it. and it has
neither numbers nor time for every
thing
Chairman Ballentyne thanked the
dealers for their attendance and the
meeting ended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-14

later by Rear Admiral Holiday, chief
of the Bureau of Yards and Docks. If
as is fully expected, the officers report
that the two navy yards on this Coast
are quite inadequate to dock and eff
feet even temporary repairs on the feet
that will be under Rear Admiral r. d.
Evans command, recommendations
will be made to Congress at its next
session to increase the facilities of both
the yards.
The visiting naval chiefs will also re-
port fully on the proposed plan to es-
tablish a naval station at San Diego,
and on the difficulty in obtaining skill
ed workmen at the Mare Island and
Bremerton yards. San Diego Bay is in
a midway position between San Fran
cisco and the Pacific end of the Pa
mama Canal, so that it would be a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-14

highly convenient location for a coal
ing station and naval rendezvous. San
Diego possesses a good anchorage and
railroad connections, so that coal sup
plies can easily be accumulated there.
The harbor, too, from it's natural posi-
ton, can be fortified SO as. to be all
most impregnable.-S. F. News Letter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-14
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

A. C. McKeever, pastor. Bible
school, Gas. Y. P. S. c. E., $50; sub
ject, Goods Omniscience. = Sermon
at IL a. m. by Rev. Mr.. Tilden of Mon
tana, and at 1880 by the pastor on the
subject, HWhat Think Ye of Christi
Whose Son is He?" All are welcome at
these services.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18

FL sefior Jose Mufioz Rivera
queda aquf como apoderado gene
raj y como representante 1nico de
su hermano Luis para sus asuntos,
sin reserva alguna, y en- especial
para la alta inspection de LA DE-
MocRAcIA, de que sera jefe, asi en-
asuntos de administration como en-
asuntos de publicidad.
FL senior Ricardo Narvaez RI
vera, administrator accidental, Sc
entendera con las agencias y con
los anunciantes y abonados, bajo
su hrma, suscribiendo recibos y
comprobantes, segun sea necesa-
rio.
Esperamos que nuestros ami
gos de la isla y de San Juan segui-
ran apoyandonos como hasta hoy y
conquistandose nuestra profunda
gratitud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
De PEDRO BORA
SUS ULTLMOS MOMENTOS

Ortiz, lie dirige algunas bromas, que
el responde risueiio. Decia que e.
cou6aba hasta el ultimo momento;
que aun con el lazo en- el cuello,
creia que este Sc romperia y no le
haria NADIA.
A las 4y 80 tomi Ilua :aci6n
de arroz, garbanzos y carne guisa-
da, Posteriormente lie traen otra
raci6n de sopas de hdeo con carne,
prefriendo esta y dejando Ia otra.
En- csc momento entlan ell la
capllla 81 Director del DepArtanen-
to Consolidate y el Supervisor de
PrisioneS y Sc dirigen a Boria. Es-
te Sc levanta y les saluda. FL Sc
nor Acuna ie promote complacerle
en- cuanto dable sea y le dirige fra
ses de consuelo, Sc despiden des-
pues de un ratio; el seiior Acuna
eStrecha la mano de Bolia y este le
dirige frases carinosaS.
A las cinco el REQ tiene 80 pull
saciones y 27 grades dc temperate
IA, Prende un tabaco que lie regals
el jefe del penal.
POGO despues Sc recuesta en- su
cana y Sc queda dormitando. A
esa hora circula la noticia por pre-
sidio de que Ell abogado sehor Men
dez Vas presentarfa una nueva So
licitud de ha6eaS corpus para Boria.
81 REQ pas6 largo tempo dor
mitando, aunque despertaba cada
vez que septia gente,
Estuvieron a verle, entire otras
personals, don Jaime Padr6, quien
lie regal6 unos caramelos que Boria
acept6, y don Juan Gregory, de
San German, quien lie pidio al rec
un bottom de su chamarreta, rega.
landole en- cambio, una peseta para
cigarros, que el acept6, dandole
las gracias.
A las siete y media llegaron q
capilla dos sacerdotes para acom-
pafar al REQ: los Padres Paules dor
Damian Mejia y don Mariana Cor.
tazar.
FL REQ, recostado sobre ST
cana, fuIna constantemente
(ConhnGa en- la b6gina a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18

A las a y As de la tarde, Ell REQ
torha leche y recibe al sacerdote
confes$ndose y mostrandose afable
con los que lie custodian.
Solicita aqua para lavarse los
pies y pide unos calcetines uuevos,
tomando enseguida un refresco.
Tenfa 80 pulsacioues y 37o de tenn
peratura.
81 confnado Hip6lito Plaza lie
lava los pies y el guardia de pena-
les Jorge Ortiz lie pone los calcetines
que son blancos de hilo y calados
A las 3 y IS llegan al penal
Juan Borria, hijo natural del REQ,
Deogracia Cirino y Pablo Quiho-
mes, casados con dos hijas de Boria;
Maximino Ferrer y JESUS Polfn,
hijo de crianza y amigo fntimo de
Ia casa de Boria.
A las 3 y 80 pasan sus famiIia-
liares a verle a Capilla. Boria al
yer a su hijo Juan, que dobla la ro-
pilla y lie saluda lloroso, Sc afij y
llora tambien siendo precise condu
cirle & su CANA donde Sc sienta RI
deado dc los suyos; a la derecha su
hijo natural; 4 la izquierda su hi;
de crianza y frente, EN- dos asitn
tos sus yernos. Uu eabo y un
guardia de penales estan su lado
vigilandole. Boiia muestrase mas
sereno y hasta Sonrie, querien i
aparecer alegre al verse entire su
hijos Re6ereles que por la mal
na una mosca no Sc le guerra reti
rar de encima y que el dijo: aestc
ss anuncio de que vienen 4 vermt
gsnte de nj fsmiip J Fs mussEP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
Was Ochoteco Juan.
Vivaldi Santiago.

Algunos, como los seiores So
Ter, de Diego, y Baiz, estan ahora
8 estaran pronto, lejos del pals;
mas a su regreso favoreceran a LA
DEMocRACIA con sus escritcs.
Otros, como los seiores Janer, Vaz-
quez, -C6rdova Davila Camuias, va
por su caracter de funcionarios 6 va
por la indole de sus estudios y de
sus trabajos, nos daran una colabo-
raci6n cienti6ca 8 artfstica, sin in
tervenir en- los asuntos de actuali-
dad palpitante.
A todos agradece LA DEMO
cRAcIA el honor y el favor que lie
dispensan y de todos aguarda que
daran realce a estas Columns con
los frutos de sus inteligencias pri.
vilegiadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18

satisEecho de haber visto confrma.
da su creencia.
Aconseja q sus hijos, recomen-
dandoles buena conducta igual-
mente 10 hace a sus yernos con
respecto a sus esposas.
Dice que hace algunos dias,
desde el sabado 1ltimo, Sc lie trasla-
do al lugar que ocupa Ga capilla)
porque era mas tranquilo. Que to-
do 10 tiene, que no lie falta NADIA,
nada mas que su libertad. Por mo-
mentos Sc queda ensimsimado y
suspira.
A las 3y As Sc despiden los fa-
miliares de Boria, prometiendolts S
volver. FL REQ Sc entristece, les
bendice y Sc enjuga algunas lagri-
I mas. Pasa TN momento y Sc res
tablece ridiendo un tabaco.
- FL guardia de penales Jorge
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
FL !R. MQN0Z VIV{VA

Este querido amigo y compa-
fiero, con quien compartimos las
duras faenaS periodiSticaS, Ell per-
fecta compenetraci6n de ideas, en-
barco hoy a bordo del eCoamos con
rumbo a New York 4 donde Sc di.
rige en- busca de alivio a sus que
brantos de salud, por prescription
facultativa de los acreditados doc
torres don Tomas Vazquez y don
Gustavo MuHoz, de San Juan, y
don jose A. Diaz Y Diaz, de Fa-
jardo.
Acompahan Il stn1r Muhoz
Rivc,a en su si.je >u di>'inytIaa
esposa, su h'io Io~t I.ui+, y su Ter.
mana o,iti,2 Ia espintud Y tci1
senofita lIavdGe Mann.
Al reitcfa les nuestro afectuosc
saludo Dc dc>pe6i4l lrs, 5no,l
grata ' feliz trays,il. hacienda j
par felvientcs Y ,iteeroy votos por
que el queriio 7miso que >e ausen
ia recobre d'l .odo, cuento aates
la salud, y vucta Tronto al lar IA
two.
AL muelle acudieron a despe
dries numerosos amigos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
AL PuBL|C0= DE PT0.-R|CO

Durante la ausencia del direc.
tor de este diario, que durara cua.
tro meses, seran asiduos colabora.
dores muchos hombres de ciencia y
de letras que nos prestan generosa'
inente su concurso, a saber:
Astol Eugenio.
Baiz Juan R.
Benitez Castafio Eugenio.
Camuias Manuel.
Cana.es Nemesio R.
C6rdova Davila Felix.
De Diego Jose.
Diaz Navarro Herminio.
Janer Jose.
Llorens Torres Luis.
Negr6n Sanjurjo Jose A.
Pales Vicente.
Ramirez Clemente.
Torres Jose G.
Vazquez Tomas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
lSUlT0S O|VERS9S
Junta Escolar de San
Juan. Apelaci6n a la
Corte Suprema.
ASCENSOS EN- LAPOlIClA
La s'ga con que fut colgado
Pedro Boria. .-Cargos
contra un poGcia:
ASCENSOS EN- LAPOlICIA

Pasado maflana, lueveS, ven
ce el plazo 6jado por la Junta Es-
collar de San Juan a los maestros
que deseen presentar solicitudes
para servir escuelas Ell esta muni.
cipalidad durante el pr6ximo curse.
La soga con que fue colgado
cl REQ Pedro Boria, es mas delgada
que la que Sc utiliz6 para los reos
ePanchitoO y Dones. De ahl que el
lazo fuese mas corredizo que
oprimiera mas fuerte el cuello del
ajusticiado hasta ell punto de par
t(rselo.
La Corte Federal ha decla-
rado sin lugar la demanda para re-
cobrar la possession de una fnca, sta
en- el barrio de aHato- puercoD, Ca
rolina, de considerable valor, cuya
demanda fue interpuesta por Fran
cisco Carreras contra los actuales
poseedores, 8 sea Jose Calzada y
otros, a quienes representa- el Lcdc.
Benitez Castaiios.
Aver nos dispense atenta
vista nuestro distinguido amigo
don Jose Vicente Cintr6n, presti-
gioso correligionario de Fajardo.
En- la pr6xima session de la
Comisi6n de la policla Sc veran los
cargos preseutados contra el guar
dia Maximino Torres.
-Es probable que en- esta Sc
mana Sc hagan los nuevos ascensoS
EN- la cfcialldad del cuerpo de la
policla iuSulat.
Maiiana Sc vera ell la Corte
Suprema la apelaci6u de Jose Bor-
ges, en- causa por delito contra la
justicia publica,
va esta terminado uuo de
los almaceues de hero, que con
destino a depositos de carga, cons
truye ell suS te1renos de la Marina
la companil ic les I>eIro,aliiles.
AsegutaStnoa que cn PucIta
de Terra, en un ralcnUn d,l sitio
conocido por sBene6cenciaO, una
hija estrope6 cruelmente a sill prop a
nadre, sin que las autoridades ha-
yan tenido conocinliento de este
iufame hecho.
-Mafiana, a las dos de la
taTde, celebrara junta general de
accionistas el Banco Territorial y
Agricola de Puerto Rico.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan,
nuestro amigo y compaiiero en- Ia
prensa don Pedro J. Cabrera Du-
mas reduclo1 de nuestro apreciable
colega sLa Voz de la Patia.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-18
NOT|C|AS DEL O|A
Ell verdugo y su zelda.
Debajo de la escale-
ra de la Capilla.
UNA GAIA FLOTANTE
Dentro tenta un lech6n, pc
lado y preparado. En-
viaje de recreo.
UNA GAIA FLOTANTE


vez, es natural de Aguadilla, no
esta en- communication con los de-
mas con6nados del Preside, pues
estos le odian mortalmente. TiSne
como zelda una covacha, debajo de
la escalera de Ia capilla y es de
verse como tiene pintada en- uno
de los paredones interiors; de su
alojamiento una calavera.
Inf6rmasenos que aver tarde
atrajo la curiosidad de varias per-
Sonas, una cajita de MADEIRA cerra-
da que Aotaba en- la playa de la
Putrta de San Juan. Alguien, avi-
do de yer 10 que contenia Sc echo al
aqua y la cogio, abriGndola Dentro
traia un lechon, pelado y prepara-
do, pero ell estado de descomposi-
ci6n, rotulado a una respectable per
sonalidad de San Juan.
Nuestro distinguido amigo
y correligionario don Santiago vi
valdi fue nombrado Ell Yauco de-
legado a la Convention que la de
elegir Ia Junta unionisto de aquel
Distrito.
"A fines de este mes dara
un viaje de recreo a los Estados
Unidos nuestro distinguido amigo
don Jose de Diego
-Nuestro distinguido amigo
el doctor don Felipe Cordero ha 81
do nombrado Inspector medico de
Sanidad del distrito norte.
Ju2gamos muy acertado tal
nombramicnto, dadas la competen
cia y la actividad del doctor Cor.
dero, cuyas valioSas dotes como
facultativo son generalmente reco-
nocidaS.
--El Gobernador Post indult6
aver al confnado Emilio Perez Be-
tancourt, que cuinrlia 81 80 del
actual uua sentencia de un ano Dor
escalamiento ell Ter grade. Is ma
tural de Vega baja y cuenta diez y
Siete amos de edad.
-El sabado y domingo los pa
SO en- Cabo Rojo el senior ObiSpo
de esta di0cesis, administrando el
sacramento de la continuation.
Sc ha constituido en- San
Juan una sociedad buc6lica y de
diversiones denominada aLa Bo-
hemia0 de la cual es presidente
honorario don Libertad Torres
Grau.
En- el vapor aCoamos en-
barco hoy para los Estados Unidos
el seiior R. M. Pietrantoni, de
Yauco.
La nueva Junta local de Ia
Union, qued6 constituida en- Jun
COS el dia 9 de los corrientes en- Ia
forma que sigue;
Presidentes honorarios, dor
Luis Mufioz Rivera, don Francisco
Escut6, don Manuel Zeno Gambia
Presiente Elective doctor Jose
Barreras Padro.
Tesorero, don Tomas Herman
dez; Secretario, don Modesto Mar
tinez. Nocales: don Jose NJ. Anal
bert, don Juan Rolrigutz z Marquee
don Aveliio Falero, don I5abe
Mucei ion jl4u Gorcine.
San.,nt,, dyn Jcsris NJ Ter