davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1907-01-28
TO ENLARGE
THE PLANT
WOOD PRESERVING WORKS WILL
BE ADDED TO BY ExPENol.
TURE OF A LARGE SUM.
Retort to Increase Capacity Received
and Orders Issued for Foundations
For Considerable Addition to the
suIldings-Work to start Febru-
airy First and Then Pushed.

superintendent c. w. Berry of the
tie preserving plant here announces
that the plant will close down about
the first of February, when extensive
improvements will be made, increasing
the capacity of the plant fully one
third. These improvements were out
lined in The Republican several weeks
ago, it being stated ar that time that
the third retort had been added n
that the plant would be made perma.
nent. Mr.. Berry says today that the
new retort has arrived. Workmen will
begin in a short time the building of
concrete foundations for this retort
boilers, pumps, ~condensers, air COM
p%ressers n other machinery. The re.
tort building will be enlarged by the
addition of a building 100 feet long and
II feet wide, a boiler and machinery
building so by % feet in size, a large
coal bin to be also added.
Large Steel Tanks.
In addition to these" Mr.. Berry
says, within the text four or five
months We shall erect two 100, OOO.gal-
lon steel tanks n one 50,OCO-gallon
tank, adding considerable machinery
Tor creosoting piling, bridge timbers
and other material for the bridge and
building department of the Hartman
system"
Orders Are to Rush Work.
The improvements Oh the plant here
will aggregate about $780, 900, and Mr..
Berry has instructions to proceed with
the work and complete it in as short a
time as possible, to be in shape to
treat the large amount of timber COM
ing to the plant with this seasons
drives and from other sources. The
plant when completed will have it's
capacity added to at least one-third
and perhaps more, as the new machin-
cry will enable the plant to handle tim
Der more rapidly than at present. All
the work will be under the direction
of the superintendent.
Home from the South.
Mr.. Berry returned from Omaha Sat
ufday, having stopped there on his way
home from the Wood Preservers' con-
vention at Memphis, Tenn. AS noted
IN the Republican that afternoon, the
steel retort arrived the night before
from the factory at Milwaukee, several
carloads of material having come be
fore that. The retort will be unloaded
at the plant.
, 1907-01-28

ing here to manage the first telephone
exchange erected in the city. His
brother was also a resident of the city
and manager of the exchange at one
time. The deceased enlisted in Com
pany |, T~hirty-siXth New York volun-
teer infantry, in September, 1861, serv-
ing with that regiment until September
%, 1865. He then enlisted with Com
pany A, Fourth Veteran Volunteer
United States infantry, as a musician,
serving for eleven months and two
days. He became a member Of Custer
post. Grand Army, in this city, Novem-
Der 10, 1887, belonging to that post at
the time of his death. In 1892 he was
commander of the post, and for three
or four years after that he was the
post adjutant.
Belonged to Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. Cokefair was a member of Da-
mon lodge, Knights Of Pythias, COM
ing to this lodge from another lodge
~ HASA VI ~ mp Ii Low
he was keeper of records and seal of
that lodge. Since that year he has
not held office in the lodge.
The family consists of Mrs. Coke
fair and their two sons, Leonard and
Victor, a brother in Chicago and a
sister here, Mrs. Kate Fulton, who was
with her brother at the time of his
death. The two sons are looked for
to attend the funeral. The deceased
a a member of a Methodist church
in the east. but had not united with
the Laramie church. He was a regular
attendant upon the services of that
church when his health would permit.
Two years ago he was the democratic
candidate for county coroner, being
defeated for that position by Fl. A.
Robinson. He held neither city nor
county office.
, 1907-01-28
ASKED To JOIN IN
A FEDERAL CHANGE

viding for appeals from the state board
of equalization; reported favorably.
AS to Railroad Valuation.
A message was received by the
house this morning from Hon. Leroy
Grant, state auditor and ex-officio
member of the state board of equaliza-
ton, explaining the matters in contro-
versy by the state board and the house
and asking hat the house visit the
office.
Speaker Snively introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted
by the house:
Resolved, That a committee of
three be appointed by the speaker to
investigate into the matter of the tax
alton by the state board of equaliza-
ton; to investigate how the railroad
and other assessments are arrived at
by the board, and ascertain what in.
formation, if any, was before the
board of equalization at the time of
the making of the assessment, and to
obtain all the information relating
thereto. Said committee shall have
power to summon state officers and
Other persons before it with testimony.
examine such public documents as it
deems advisable, and do all other
things which in its judgment 1t shall
1nnya ,rD,nr 49, ~-~Nl.~-
Upon the adoption of this resolution
the speaker announced the appoint
ment of Mr.. Blume of Sheridan county,
Mr.. Todd of Johnson county and Mr..
Winkleman of Carbon county as such
committee.
, 1907-01-28
Denies Thaw Differences.
Van Wyk Found Guilty.

Sterling, Colo, Jan. 2S.-The jury in
the Van Wyk murder case returned its
verdict at 9 o'clock this morning, aft
er having been out since GAS o'clock
Saturday night. Gerret Van Wyk is
found guilty in the first degree of muir
dering his sister-in-law, Gerreje Hast,
a year ago last month. Mrs. Van Wyk,
wife of the convicted man who was
charged Jointly with her husband, was
acquitted.
Talks Back at Jurors.
The Van Wyks displayed no emotion
when the reading of the verdict had
been finished, but just before the jury
was formally discharged Van Wyk
arose from his chair, and turning to-
ward the men who had found him
guilty, said, you haven't the manhood
to look me in the face and say l an
guilty"
Wife Says He is Innocent.
Later at the hotel Mrs. Van Wyl
, 1907-01-28
Largest Funeral Held In Michioan.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. Ex-senator AL
gers funeral yesterday Afternoon was
The largest ever held IN the state, over
10000 being present aud hundreds of
veterans wept copiously as they looked
on the face of their old leader.
, 1907-01-28
Will Ask New Trial.
imprisonment for Life.

Sterling, Colo, Jan. 28.-Van Wyk
having been found guilty by the jury
this morning on circumstantial evil
dence, the penalty can only be impris-
onment for life and not death. Such
Is the law.
, 1907-01-28
Walsh Goino to Omaha.

James P. walsh, brother OF Dispatch
err P. ]. Walsh, will soon be discharged
from st, Johns hospital, where, sew
eral weeks ago, he submitted to ampu-
tation of his right leg, following an &C
, 1907-01-28
Forenoon in the Senate.


Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 2S.-The sen.
ate was in session this morning, when
the following new pills were intro.
duced:
S. F. No. IA, by Mr.. Dinwiddie, au.
thorizing cities and towns to purchase
lands and water rights for public parks
and to issue bonds for the payment of
the debts SC incurred; referred to the
committee on municipal laws.
S. F. No. II, by Mr.. Scnwoob, relat.
ing to the payment of dividends by
corporations and the salaries to be
paid to their officers; referred to the
committee on municipal laws.
S. F. No. 16, by Mr.. Sullivan, by
unanimous consent, regarding the ap-
pointment of sheep inspectors and the
suppression of disease among domestic
animals.
S. F. No. II, by Mr.. Bugas, regard.
ing the posting of signs at the junction
of public highways.
Joint Resolution Passed.
House joint resolution No. 1 was re-
ported to the senate from the commit
tee on federal relations, with a recon-
mendation that 1t do pass. The senate
in committee of the whole made the
same recommendation, and later the
senate passed the resolution. The res
olution was amended in the house by
striking out the words "cattle and
sheep industry and inserting the
words live stock industry" the senate
accepting this amendment. The vote
of the senate upon accepting the report
of the committee of the whole was II
to 10, and Mr.. Sullivan's motion to
postpone consideration was lost. 10
to 10.
The predatory wild animal bill was
reported to the senate with a favorable
recommendation. The senate took re-
cess until 2 this afternoon.
, 1907-01-28
Home From Hospital.

Henry Koch, who has been at Chey-
enne In the hospital for treatment for
his eyes, and w. e. Case, who has
been undergoing treatment for an alb
scess in one of his ears, returned home
this afternoon, having been discharged
from the hospital.
, 1907-01-28
KERN SELLS MAGNET
TO A. NJ. HASENkAMp

Bert Kern today sold the Magnet
store, on Second street, t o A. N. Has
enkamp, who will close out the stock
and suspend the Magnet business. The
transfer will be made as soon as the
inventories are completed.
, 1907-01-28

New York, Jan. 2S.-The trial OF
Harry X. Thaw, for the killing of Stan,
ford White was resumed this morning,
before Justice Fitzgerald, in the Grim
inal court branch of the supreme court
During this week a jury will be obtain
ed and considerable testimony, pos
sibly all the prosecution will offer, will
be heard, it is hoped.
May Require Two Days Yet.
1t will probably be at least two days
before the five jurors still needed will
be obtained. Wednesday or Thursday
at the latest, the district attorney
should be able to make his opening ad.
dress to the jury and begin his direct
examination of witnesses.
New Panel Summoned.
A new panel of 100 Jurors has been
summoned to appear tomorrow. Mrs.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw arrived today
nearly half an hour before the morn.
ing session was scheduled to begin.
She was accompanied by Miss May
Mckenzie, the chorus girl, who remains
her constant companion.
Denies Thaw Differences.
Miss Mckenzie today declared there
was absolutely no truth in the report
that there had been differences in the
Thaw family, and said it was especial
ly untrue that any ~dissension had
arisen over her presence in the court
room,
, 1907-01-28
GoYernor VIII Get Out.

Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. @S.-,iover-
nnr Swettcnt.alI as finally acknowE
edged his inability to cope with the
situation here and will Immediately
forward his resignation.
, 1907-01-28
A VETERAN
IS CALLED
FORMER SOLDIER ANSWERS Blu,
GLE SOUNDING TAPS AND
JOINS GREAT ARMY.
John A. Cokefair Gathered to His
Fathers, After More Than Three
Score of Years ara Several Years
of Military Services-Funeral by
Grand Army and Pythians.

John A. Cokefair, a veteran of the
civil war. a member and former of
ficer of Custer post, Grand Army, and
a member and former officer If Da.
mon lodge, Knights of Pythias, died
at his residence on Third street, be-
tween University avenue and Fremont
street, at 12:45 this morning, of pneu-
monia, after an illness of little more
than a week. The funeral arrange
ments have not been completed. 1t is
likely, however, that religious services
will be held at the house by DR.. Pierce,
pastor of the Methodist church. and
Rev. A. c. Hogbin, chaplain of Custer
post. kilograms have been sent to
Leonard Cokefair at Chicago and Vic
tor Cokefair at Palisade, New, and to
Mr.. Cokefair's brother at Chicago. 1t
may be the funeral will not occur I'M
til they or some of them arrive in the
city.
, 1907-01-28
Caught by Falling Walls.

The iremen who were working upon
saw the walls lettering and started to
run down the stairs, but were caught
by the falling debris, which crashed
through the roof. The anne of the
missing men were Elliot, Norton and
Heineke.
, 1907-01-28

The Republican is the only paper in
laramie that prints all the news and
reaches all the people.
, 1907-01-28
COYOTE PELTS OFFERED
FOR STATE BOUNTY.

James McNally today presented two
coyote pelts for bounty and William o.
Rodenbusch of Garrett presented ten,
, 1907-01-28

cident in the Union Pacific yards, says
the Cheyenne Leader. After his dis
charge from the hospital, Walsh will
go to Omaha, where he will be equip
ped with an artificial limb.
, 1907-01-28
Three Firemen Missing.

Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. 2S.-The Column
bia building, an eight-story structure
at Seneca and Wells streets, was burn
ed this morning, involving a financial
loss of $500, 900. Three firemen are
missing, having been caught with
twelve more firemen in the collapse
of a wall.
, 1907-01-28

When in need OF job printing or any
hing In the book line. call on The Re-
publican. Frst-class work guaranteed
, 1907-01-28

The Republican not only reaches all
the people on Thursday, but every a
OF the week.
, 1907-01-28
BELIEVED THAT ATTORNEY JE
ROME MAY BEGIN TAKING
TESTIMONY IN THAW
CASE WEDNESDAY.

One Hundred New Talesmen Summon.
ed, and Expected That Twelfth
Juror Will Thus Be Secured-CoIo-
RADIO Man Again Found Guilty Of
Murder of His Sister-In-Law, His
Wife Being Found Not Guilty.
, 1907-01-28
Iona Military Record,

Mr.. Cokefair was born at Rondout,
N. Y, in April, 1874, being in the 63d
year of his age at the time of his
death. He has been a resident of Lar
annie for the past twenty years, COM
, 1907-01-28
Killed in Last Kiss.

Camden, N. j., Jan. ga well
dressed man and woman, evidently en-
gagged in a suicide pact, stood on the
trestle of the Seashore railway, over
Newton creek, embraced and kissed as
a fast train came around the curve
and were instantly killed.
, 1907-01-28
MAY COMPLETE JURY
IN NEXT TWO DAYS

declared with tears in her eyes, 81 am
sure my husband is innocent, and II
ever the truth comes to light these
people will agree with me-" After the
reading of the verdict, Mrs. Van Wyk
was formally discharged from custody
while her husband was remanded to
the custody of the sheriff.
Will Ask New Trial.
The attorney for the defense gave
notice that he would file a motion for
a new trial within the lex ten days,
the legal limit. Pending the arguing
this motion and a decision by Judge
Burke, sentence upon Van Wyk will be
held in allegiance. 1t is understood the
jury from the start was unanimous for
the acquittal of Mrs. Van Wyk.
, 1907-01-28
Now Living in Shanty.

He still has faith that the people will
yet be united n that a stable home
government will come. The ~ex-presi-
dent is now living in a shanty in the
interior with his two sons, trying to
establish a little home.
, 1907-01-28
Palma Still Has Faith.

New York, Jan. 2S.-The Herald to,
day contains an elaborate interview
with former President Palma in Cuba,
in which the old veteran say the isl
n must rely on the United States
for protection,
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RItGO DE- GUYANA

FL Consejo IEjecutivo aprob6
hace unes dias el bill de la Camara
presentado por nuestro querido
amigo don Carlos H. Blondet, dele
gado por aquel distrito, en- cuyo
proyecto Sc asignaba la suma de
cuatro mil dollars para los estudios
preliminares de IN riego, para las
llanuras de Guayama, Arroyo, Pa
tillas y Salinas.
FL sefor Blondet hace tempo
que vicne trabljando en- pro de es i
idea, para salvar aquella comarca
dc las continues sequias que Ia azo
tan y que cuestan muchos miles d.
dollars de perdida a tan important,
zona azucarera.
Ademas de este proyecto d.
ley,el activo delegado por Guayams
consigui6 pasar otra buena ley er
la cual el Gobierno cede al Munici
pio de Guayama un trozo de terrenc
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NOT|l|As O'vtsSN

DE San Sebastian: aEn la
Ultima session del Ayuntamiento Sc
lie ha concedido permiso a varios Ii
citadores para construir casas. Su-
ponemos que muy pronto estara po-
blada la parte de pueblo que destru-
vera el terrible incendio de Mario
del pasado aflo.s
Para curar un resfriado on mn dia
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QuININA.
FL boticario le devolvera el dinero ST
no Sc cura. La fr1na de +. W. GRO
We Sc halla ell cada cajita.
-Henlos tenldo el gusto de sa-
ludar al distinguido joven don Ra-
fael Calderon Grau, subcolector de
rentas de Rio Grande y persona
muy estilnable por todos conceptos.
De hoy maiiana regresara a su ha-
bitual residencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-15
cOlGgt!O AMERICANA

(Continnaei6n de la bdgina 3a)
ultimos afios para atender 4 las pc.
rentorias necesidades de las fanli
lias de los agricultores pobres &
vendidas en- subasta para atender
al pago de contribuciones, y por 10
tanto, han sido adquiridas por ca
pitalistas. De este modo vemos
que uno de los distintivos mas her
mosos de las condolences econ6mi-
cas- y sociales de la isla (la division
de la propiedad) casi ha desapare-
cido; y el camiuo esta va expedite
para la formation de un trust cafe
tero que monopolice el cafe de la is
la tan pronto como las condolences
sean favorables para clio.
(Continuard)
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y ESQ no esta bien. iQue di

berto psar de promesa esa ben. Que d
ras 81 me vengara diciendo. /!
NO vengares de Mouy, nterrumpo Enrique esechan-
do del oven al menos escucha antes de hacero
Sehora do Enrique dgendose la ena cuidad 10 ruego
de que nadie escuche
Acababa apena Enrique pronuncar pabras cuando
apaec6 Guona muy agada doa Margata agunas paabras
odo que hceron evanarse precpadamente de Aento
Mentras que ella cora conhdene la anesaa Enrique
cudarse de Ia que amaba fua del apoento conocia
los ncone los tapcs daba geros gop las pedes
I'm cuano senior de Mouy aamado aqueos preambuos
mraba entretanto saa eSpada fadad de la
Al salr Margarita de acoba dgo la antecamara
halo feue de La Mole quen aender las spcas de Gu
llOna querfa cntrar viva fuerza a yer la reina
espadas estaba Coconnas dispuesto empuao hacia
adelante sostener retrada.
Ah sois seor de Mole excamo Ia rena pero lque
teneisl ipor que estas tan palido tan tremulo?
Sehoa do Guiona, de tai manera ha lamado la puerta
d eho de La Mole que pesar de las 6denes de Vues MaStad
he tenfdo que abrre
OH ioh que esol dio everamente la rena les vedad
10 que dcen, senor de La Molel
-Sehoa que guerra prevedr Vuestra Majestad que
exaho dconocdo ladr6n, ha inroducdo
vuestra habitacion con mi capa y mi sombrero.
EstaiS loco senor, do Margana pues capa
sobe vueos hombros Dos perdone que ambien
tenk sombrero la cabeza pear de que habas
reina
OH perd6n sehora perd6n excam6 La Mole descubren-
dose nmedaamen ben sabe Dos que respeo que
falta.
NO. sno fe, iverdad2 dijo Ia rena.
Que queres exclam6 La Mole; cusndo hombre
haa habaones de Vuestra Mastad enr6 aqu
tomando mi traje acaso mi nombre tquien sabe? .
I'm hombrel dio Margarta esTechando ducemente el
brazo del pore enamorado homb 0s quedas coo seor
de La Mole Asomad Cabeza por entire las conas verk dos
hombres,
Sdado cuya abettura vo La Mole Euque habaudC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-15
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

permita contnuar bmente camiuo sin comuncar nad mi
presencia en- el Louvre
oh! e sehor de Mouy repiti5 Magarita me equivo
csdol
tornado por ly de Navarra tengo nsa tstatua
puma blanca muchos han dcho duda po aiuame que
me parezco Su Majestad cuando ando.
Marearta miro fj'mente de Mouy y e pregnut6
-SabSis atu seh)r de Mouy?
-Antes 10 saba respondo e oven pero va me ha OIL
vidado.
Margarta sonri6 dio:
Senior de Mouy, podeis ear SECURE de mi discretion
Sin embargo que nombre de persona que busas
Louvre oezco mis- secos para que guG seguri
dad adonde Sc haa
-Dspensadme sehora djo de Mouy creo que os equvo-
Cais, y que, por Ell conraro ignoras completamene
C6mo exclam6 Margara ino busc5is rev de Navarro
Ay de mi senora djo de Mouy tengo e sentimiento de
rogaros que oue mi presenca Louvre especamente
vuestro esposo.
-Escuchad, sehor de Mouy, dio Margara sorprendda:
hasta aqu he tendo por de los e pardo
hugono pOr de los mas fees padaos del rey esposo
lme he engahado3
NO. sehora mma mahana todavfa era todo cuanto
decis.
" por que az6n habes vado desde entonces? pregunt6
Margarta
SehOra dio de MOuy nclnandoss permitdme que no os
Conteste hacedme la gracia de acepar mis- reSpetos.
de Mouy actud respepetuosa pero frme d6 alguno
pasos hacia Ia puera que le habfa dado entrada.
Margarita le detuvo, y lie djo:
Sin embargo cabalero, sos pdea gera explicac6n
ino harfas mi palabrs1
-Sehora respondl6 de Mouy debo caar Y es necessro
este ulmo debe sagrado cuando he
tado Vuestra Majestad.
Sin embargo, sehor
Vuesa Majestad puede perdeme sehota pero no puede
exgirme que traicione a mis- amigos
PerO " los antiques, seho uo denen va derecho sobrs
vosl
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bid, the remainder to be paid into
court to b. distributed acc riding tos
law on tn. aporobll O. tn. sale BY
the Court.
The Trust reserves the right
to Withdraw any o; the sail pros
perty from sale unless it brings q
price Of at least IS p.8 Of the
assessed value of same.
Furthermore, the trustee reser-
YES the right to reject any and all
bids moi in complainc. with the
above conditions, anI the purchaser
in each case, will have to conform
to the existing titles.
February 26, 1927.
San Juan, Porto Rico.
ANDRES B. CRosAs,
Referee lu Bankrupcy.
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Junta E!e0!aI de Caguas

Vacante ell esta municipalidad
una plaza dc maestro graduado de
lngles para ensefiar S? grado; Sc
hace publico para conocimiento de
los aspirantes, quienes deberAu ha-
Ger sus sollcitudes, ell la forma pres.
crita por el Departamento, y dentro
del termino improrrogable de cinco
dias a contar desde la fecha en- que
aparesca la primera inserci6n de es-
te anuncio.
Caguas, 7 de Mario de 1907.
/os< !. Alvayez.
Presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-15

those Of Mattel Guzman and Eu-
genio Ramos.
Recorded Vol. 9 Of Lnquillo,
folio %, Humacao Registry
S. A mortgage credit of one
thousand ($I, ,ooo) dollars, on
parcel of land containing % cuer-
das and rs hundredths of another,
in the barrio Of Mameyes Segundo
of Rio Grande, bounding on the
North winth lands of Juan Carlos
Parrilla, on the South the aHacien-
da Catalina;s on the East the Rio
de Mameyes and on the West by
lands Of Julita Maldonado.
Recorded Vol. 6 of Luquillo,
fol, 288 Humacao Registry.
6. A conditional sale, (Pacto
de Retro) for one thousand tow
hundred ($I.2oo) dollars on the
following parcel Of land: contain
ing 1871 cuerdas barrio Of Name
! yes, of Rio Grande, containing two
small houses, and bounding on the
East by lands of Ezequiel Calzada;
on the West the Hacienda Fortu
ma; on the North Emilio G. Man.
quail and on tho South lands of
Agustin Figueroa.
7. A conditional sale (Pacto
de Retro) on a frame house covered
with iron, measuring 8 varas by 7
varas, built on lands Of Jose Roman
Diaz. in the barrio Of Mameyes, Sc
gundo, bounding with property Of
Braulio Vazquez; building belon-
ging, to Rosa Roman; the creek
called &Fuent.ss and the road to
which it faces, said conditional
being for $4,000.
8. A one third 15 undivided
interest in fnca composed of 2s
cuerdas of land in the barrio of Ma.
meyes, of Rio Grande, bounding OF
the N. with lands of Jose Rodri
guez, on the Sud. the Sncesi6n Sc.
ga, on the East Succession Palacic
and on the West by the same suce.
sion Sega.
| 9. A conditional sale (Pactc
de Retro) upon house measuring
|6H varas by 5A varas with its
kitchen, built Upon landsd of Jose
Roman Diaz, which house faces tn,
road. for $50.
/ 10. A small house, used as
| butcher shop, i'll the town of Name
yes Of Rio Grande, built upon land
of Jose Roman y Diaz, ad facin,
the road, abutting the houses O
Rosaura Roman and Mercedes ii
/ rado.
i IL. A one story frame house
measuring IL yards front by I
yards deep, with gallery an
kitchen, built Oil a lot measurin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-15
CONDITION OF SALE

The above real. and personal
property will be sold freed and
clear of all membranes to the
highest and best bidder, purchaser
to deposit with ths Trustee, in
cash or in a certide | check, 10 per
cent, on the purchase price irnme
diately upon the acceptance of his
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IS metres front by IS metres deep
in the barrio de Mameyes of Rio
Grande, bounding on the front with
the Road, OH the rearwith lands Of
Rafael R.xach, on the right enter
ing, with lanls Of slccsi6n Braulio
Vazquez AMI on the left enter
ing with those of Agustin Figue-
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