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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15
Hard Fought Case from South
Haven Ended. lnjunc>
tons Dissolved.
ABLY WRITTEN OPINION FILED
Bill Of Complaint and Defendants
CrOssbill Dismissed With
out Costs.

About the middle of last November a
bill of complaint was filed by Wrinkle
Bros. against the city of South Haven,
asking that an injunction be granted
them, restraining the city from interfer
ing with their repairing their saw mill.
The mill is situated in the center of
the business portion Of the city and for
some time past has caused the city some
trouble on account OF fire breaking out
from sparks from the engine. In the
bill complainants allege that the city had
interfered with their rebuilding the mill
which had been partially destroyed by
fire during the month of September;
that at session of the city council it
was agreed to let them proceed with the
repairing provided they filed bond OF
$1,000 and agreed to remove the mill
within two years. This was done and
complainants proceeded to rebuild, when
the city officials interfered.
An injunction was granted by Com
missioner Rowland. The next day the
city had prepared an answer in the na
ture of crossbill, and an Injunction or
dered by Judge DesVoignes was issued.
The city charged that the building was
damaged to such an extent that it would
be unsafe to rebuild it, and that it would
not be in compliance with the fire ordi-
nance.
Last Saturday Judge Des Vognes filed
an opinion dismissing the bill OF COM
plant and defendants cross bill, dis
solving the restraining order without
costs to either party.
This leaves the matter as it was be-
fore suit was started. The South Haven
Tribune states that the mill is complet-
ed and the Wrinkle Bros. are under ar
rest for violation Of the city ordinance.
Attorneys Cook and Chandler and T..
J. Cavanaugh appeared for Wrinkle Bros.
and w. w. Holmes, Chase & Stevens
and Andrew Donovan for the city.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15
Citizens Ticket Wins at Viii
lage Election. Nor
NAL Vote Cast.
POLITICAL LINES NOT DRAWN
Citizens Again Express Themsel-
yes in Favor of Building
the Dam.

The village election last Monday pass
ed off very quietly, although there was
normal vote cast. There were two
tickets in the field, but it was not a DO
ltical contest. There were three repub-
licans nominated on the citizens ticket.
which ticket was in favor of the dam
proposition, and the republican ticket
opposed the same. Thus the voters OF
Paw Paw were given another opportun-
ity to express themselves on this impor-
tant question. There was no contest
for village clerk or assessor. The citi-
zens' ticket nominated w. III. Mason for
clerk, which was left blank on the re-
publican ticket, and the republicans
nominated Jerome G.. Warner for village
assessor, which place was likewise left
blank on the citizens ticket. The new
Abbott voting machine recently pur-
chased by the township was used for
the first time. 1t gave excellent satis-
faction, although in several particulars
the machine is not yet perfect 1t is a
great improvement, however, over the
old form OF voting. AS a result the
election was announced at the close of
the polls, and the inspectors did not
have to spend half Of the night count
ing the ballots. This feature will be
particularly noticeable at general elec-
tions. The result of the election in de-
tail is as follows:
President-Aaron Hathaway, r, 80; w.
j. Thomas, C, 282.
Clerk-W. III. Mason, C. 265.
Treasurer-Pearl Pritchard, r, 144; Chas.
Young, jr., C, 2l8
Trustees-R. A. Shoesmith, r, 1O2; John
Engle, r, l0l; VIM. A. Prater, r,
los; Harry Mcneil, C, 26O; Il. E.
Downing, C, 26l; w. G. Wildey,
c, 256.
Assessor-Jerome G. Warner, r, 129.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15

Ed. O'Grady and George Clark were
in Lawrence, Tuesday evening to attend
the play way Down East" They re-
port the rendition of the play as excep-
tionally fine.
Billy Killefer left Tuesday for Water
town, Wis, where he will enter the
Sacred Heart college. He will play on
the college base ball nine during the
school year, and according to dispatch
from the Kalamazoo Gazette, will return
to Kalamazoo for the summer, where he
will be seen in a White Sox uniform the
coming season.
Mrs. /. j. Cummings is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mable Jones, in Detroit.
Mr.. Cummings received word from her
early in the week that Mr. Jones' father,
an aged gentleman, was killed while on
his way to Detroit. In some way be
was thrown from wagon and hung head
downward from the dashboard, in which
manner be was found dead.
The Demorest silver medal contest
held at the church of Christ last Friday
evening by six young men of our high
school was treat, and those who were
not there missed some of our best bone
talent. Each young man who spoke
showed his ability for becoming an orator
in the near future. Their orations all
showed the highest type of citizenship,
patriotism, temperance and religion.
Messrs. David Anderson, John Free and
Chas. Hutchins acted as judges and
awarded the medal to Grafton No. 6,
The Court of Last Appeal" delivered
by Ray Winters. Mr. Anderson pre-
sented the medal with short, witty
speech. The church choir furnished
music, and Mrs. Paige rendered vocal
solo. In closing, all joined in singing
america" Paw Paw now has three
silver medal contestants who will short
y go to the county convention at Law
ton to contest for gold medal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15
TALKS FROM OUR MERCHANTS.
Some Hints for the Thrifty in Re-
gard to Wares Advertised
in This Issue.

Some Hints for the Thrifty in Re-
gard to Wares Advertised
in This Issue.
Watch for Sanger & Gardner's adv.
next week.
Have you ordered a steak from that
prize steer at the Model market? Bet
ter do it,
Warner says "you will find goods as
advertised" He is still selling 2l pounds
of sugar for 81 90.
Avery announces new arrivals in coats
and rugs. Many swell designs and pat
terms to be selected from.
a. G.. Martin advertises some good
things for your Sunday dinner. Be sure
to read his adv. this week.
The hardware stock at Shepard g.
Showerman's is now in place. They So
licit share of your patronage
Cummings talks about their swell line
of new goods this week. You will be
pleased by a visit to the Daylight"
store.
ShoeSmlth starts with furniture ad.
this week. You will always find the
latest thing in upto date furniture at
this popular store.
You will find Sellick's adv. Of special
interest this week. Their store is filled
with new goods of the latest pattern.
Notice his window dieplay Of shirt waists.
Ii YOU contemplate fixing up those
rooms with new paper and paint this
spring, read Shows adv, then visit their
store. They can furnish you with "what
the doctor ordered"
Miss Lola Robertson of Fort Wayne,
Ind, has the millinery department at
the Cummings store. She invites Paw
Paw people to call, get acquainted and
see her latest creations in fashionable
headwear.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15
Bert P. Bryar Appointed Official
StenOgrapher.

The many friends of Bert P. Bryar
will be pleased to learn that he has been
appointed official stenographer of the
4th judicial circuit, composed of Jack
son county. He has heen reporting in
the circuit court there for some time un.
der contract with the former stenogra-
pher. lie was recommended by Judge
Parkinson, and the appointment was
made by Gov. Warner, Saturday last.
The position carries with it salary Of
81 800 per year and fees which will pro-
badly aggregate $1,000 per year or more.
The Northerner joins Mr.. Bryar's many
friends in congratulations.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15

Drs. Williams and Giffin, A. l.. Rob-
bins and Ex-sherif Britton Of Bang or
were 10 Paw Paw, Wednesday.
Fred Ocobock is again proprietor OF
the Model meat market and took pos
session Wednesday. He has retained
the services Of Will Clark as meat cut
ter. His adv and announcement Of the
change appears in this issue.
Hon. s. II. Kelley of Lansing was in
Paw Paw on business Thursday and made
the Northerner pleasant call. This
is the first time during the session of
the legislature that Sam. has not been
present to answer to roll call.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15
Entertained with Japanese PARTY

Entertained with Japanese Party.
Harold ID. Spicer entertained Thurs
day evening of last week with Japan.
ese party. In response to clever invita-
tions company of about dozen peo-
pie, garbed as Japs, assembled. The
nome had been very prettily decorated
with rugs, lanterns, tapestry, ETC., sug-
gestive of the Orient. The time was
spent in a most novel and pleasing man.
ner, including many of the japanese
customs and pastimes. A three course
luncheon was served in a genuine Jap
anese way. Mr.. Spicer demonstrated
himself as a royal entertainer, and the
evening was enjoyed by ALL Artist
Wheeler took several pictures of the
party.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15
PAW PAW SCHOOL ITEMS
in Our High School Of
Interest to Out of School
Readers.

Field day, June l.
On account of the death Of a relative
Miss Mckee was absent Monday and
Tuesday.
The members of the senior class were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
O'Leary, Tuesday evening.
Several members of the faculty are ex-
hibtng lively interest in the study Of
the dress, language and customs OF the
Japanese.
The Misses Smith, Zahn, Mckee, Chat
fee, Oakes, Malkuska, Tracy and Mr..
O'Leary attended the reading circle
meeting at the high school last Satur-
day.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15
Mrs. Chas. Rockwell of Lawrence
Gets Verdict for $40.

The case OF Mrs Chas Rockwell vs.
o. ID. Allen, both of Lawrence, attracted
considerable attention in Judge Kille-
fer's court last week. Some time last
fall plaintiff hired rig of defendant
which ran away with her, throwing her
out of the buggy, from which she receiv-
ed injuries. She alleged that the team
was fractous and unfit for lady to
drive. The trial of the case occupied
three days and many witnesses were
sworn. The jury, after being out several
hours, returned verdict of $40 for
plaintiff. This was the second trial OF
the case, the first resulting in disa-
greement of the Jury. Judge Anderson
the pleintiff and w. j..
Barn ard the defendant.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-03-15

Knights Of Pythias Take Notice.
The third rank will be conferred on
two candidates at the regular meeting
next Monday night. There will be re-
freshments. The X. of p orchestra and
the band will furnish music, and another
song service is being prepared. You can
not afford to miss this meeting.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
1RADuG|0O DEL

NADIA podria demostrar con mas
enfasis los estraiios senderos que
estamos recorriendo como naci6n,
que el espectaculo del Delegado de
Puerto Rico arengando a la CANA
ra de Representatives..
Es el un lniembro de aquel
cuerpo, no por una prescription
constitutional, sino por una defe-
rencia. Representa- el, 10 que pue-
de llamarse una colonia dependent
te. Es parte de nosotros y, sim
embargo, no es uno de nosotros.
En- suma, ,el ocupa una posici6n que
los fundadores de este gobierno nc
habrian podido imaginar Ell sus
sueiios mas extravagantes.
La naturaleza de su implora-
ci6n, (appeal) es, por 81 misma,
una curiosa anomalia. Los habi-
tantes de Puerto Rico, libertadoS
de la domination de Espaiia, por la
intervention de los Estados Unidos,
gozan ep la actualidad menos re-
presentation popular que bajo e
regimen espafiol. Eutonces tenlar
ellos 16 diputados con completa re.
presentation ell las cortes espaiio
las, que cuidaban de las leyes gu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
TEITRO MUNICIPAL

va han circulado los progra-
mas de la function que Sc verifcara
el domingo pr6ximo q benefcio del
primer actor don Alfredo Alc6n,
ventajosamente conocido de nuestro
pdblico.
aLa mujer de un artistaS, sEl
ito GervasioS y al novio de dofia
Iuks' son las obras escogidas para
subir q escena.
Cooperaran al mejor kxito de
dicha function, muy apreciables ele.
mentos artisticos, entire los eue a.
guran las se1oras Julia Bautista,
Pilar Cuesta y Maria Ruffn y los
sehores Evaristo Velez y Angel Pc.
che, AuguramOs una bueua en-
GEada en- Ia Feferlda iuneitu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
E| terremoto de Ia MartiniCa

A su ,derecha, 8 sea al Este, vemos
el mar de las Antillas, y en- este
mar, por bajo de Cuba, la Jamaica.
Las estadistic is de los temblo-
res de terra muestran que toda es-
ia region esta marcada por el nGme-
70 y la violencia de las sacudidas
se(smicas. La misma Jamaica eS
un ejemplo tfpico. La ciudad de
Kingston fue fun lada y lego 4 ser
capital de Ia isla, q consequences
del temblor de terra de 1862 que
destruy6 Port Royal, asiento enton-
ces del gobierno y capital. Gracias
4 su delicioso china, adquiri6 un
desarrollo continue, pueS Sc encuen-
ira allf, en- medic de una lujuriante
vegetation tropical, una especie de
paraiso terrestre, en- el que numero-
SOS americanos, ingleses y canadien-
ses afortunados, pasan el invierno
convertible EN- perpetua primavera.
Pero los Subsuelos de esta pri-
vilegiada region son engahadores.
Los temblores de terra Sc
producer q algunos Kilometres por
bajo de la superfcie, 4 10 largo de
lineas de dislocaciones geol6gicas
recientes, y cuyas bases no sc ha.
Han todavia apisonadas. Cada uno
dc estos yacimientos, de estos anon.
tonamientos operados q saltO, hace
vibrar toda la region vecina. Este
eS un fen6meno natural, insigniH-
cante en- la extension del globO te.
restre, de terribles consecuencias
cuando estas regiones estan habita.
das.
Todas las Antillas, toda la lem
qua de terra de que hemos hablado,
toda la costa occidental de las dos
Americas, desde San Francisco y
California hasta Chile, toda esa
abrupta pendiente del continente
hacia el Occeano Pacf6co, pertene.
&c 4 esta zona critica. La vertiente
oriental Sc muestra, por el contra
rio, enteramente indemne.
CAMILo FLAMAR1oN.
(Concluira.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22

aIn no Sc conoce ( inmensas rui-
mas.
Esta Ultima sacudida ha sido
bastante violenta para destruir una
parte de la ciudad, y como en- San
Francisco, el incendio que lie sigui6,
ha afiadido sus desastres q los pro-
ducidos por cl trastorno del suelo.
La destructora sacudida Sc produjo
4 las tres y media de la tarde. Al
mismo tempo Sc presentaron en- di-
ferentes puntos otros fen6menoS
sefsmicos. Un despacho de las is
las Hawai- ha anunciado que el era
ter Makuauecuo del volcan Mauna-
Lua ha entrado en- erupci6n y que
de la montafia al oc6ano corren olas
de lava. Pero acaso sea aIn 10
mas curioSo, sacudidas en- Basilea y
que el diez del presente mes Sc han
sefalado en- Trondhjam, en-. Norue-
ga y en- Casamicciola, cerca de Ma
poles.
En- presencia de tales catastro.
fes, es muy dificil no preocuparse
eu buscar la causa. Esta invest.
gaci6n Sc halla, desde luego, bas-
tante l-jos de darnos las expIica-
clones a que desde hace mucho
tempo nos tiene acostumbrados la
ciencia astron6mica, pero el miste-
rio comienza, no obstante, a hacer-
Sc un POGO menos oscuro.
Examinemos un gran mapa, 8
mejor, un globo terrestre. Colo
quemos la America hacia nuestro
lado. iQue vemos9 Dos grandes
triangulos superpuestos el de la
America del Norte y el de la Anne.
rica del Sur. Entire las dos, una
lengua de terra celebre, el Istmo
de Panama, atravesado desde hace
algunas semanas por la reunion de
dos oceanos, conseguida mediante
los trabajos preparatorios para Ia
perforaci6n del Istmo.
Esa lengua de terra esta ocu-
pada por los pequehos Estados de
Guatemala, de Honduras, de Mica
ragua, de Costa Rico y de Panama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22

Los actuales tiempos son YER
daderamente fertiles en- convulsio-
mes. Temblores de terra formida-
bles, erupciones volcanicas intensas
Sc suceden con una frecuencia rara
y digna de atenci6n. Golpe sobre
golpe han ocurrido: el cataclismo
de las Indias que Ell 4 de Abril de
1905 arruin6 las ciudades de Simla,
Dharmsala, Lahore, Kangra y gran
n1mero de localidades del valle de
Kashmir, hacienda mas de 20, 900
victimas; despues el de la Calabria
del 8 al IS de Septiembre siguiente,
que estremeci6 toda la region Sur
de Italia, desde Cosenaa hasta Sici-
liza, destruyendolo todo en- una lon
gitud de Glen kil6metros y en- mas
de veinte de latitud, sepultando al
deas enteras, dejando 5s7 muertos y
de mas 1000 desgraciados sin ab.i-
go; la memorable erupci6n del We
subio del S al IL de Abril de 1906,
que tranSform6 por complete esta
boca volcanica y parecla renovar la
tragedia dc Poinpeya y Herculano.
81 temblor de terra de San
Francisco de 2S de Abril que ARA
sando la reina del Paci6co y entire
CANDIDA a las liamas de un devora-
dor incendio, dej6 400 muertos y
ruinas que representation una per-
dida calculada en- 1000 millones;
el de Chile, que el I6 de Agosto re-
novo en- Valparaiso el cataclismo de
San Francisco, sacudiendo, junta-
mente con esta ciudad, Santiago,
los Andes, Limache, Quillota y una
inmensa comarca (2.3oo muertos,
gran nGmero de personals que Sc
volvieron locas, 400 millones de
perdidas. En- el mes de Diciem-
bre ultimo las erupciones interim
tentes del Vesubio, del Etna, del
Stromboli y la de Honolulu. Por
dltimo, la catastrofe de Kingston,
capital de Jamaica, acaecida el lu-
mes IA del mes pasado y que parece
haber ocasionado de 400 a 100
lnuertos, un n1mero de heridos que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
Alegato de Puerto-Rico
WASHINGTON HElll0" DEL 4 De MIBlo.

afectaban q Puerto Rico, y por Gu
va intervention Sc dio libertad q
so, 900 esclavos.
Bajo las presentes condiciones,
los puertorriquefios no tienen re
presentation alguna, sino por un
Comisionado Ell el Congreso ameri,
cano y cuya voz Sc escucha simple
mente por tolerancia. No solo este;
sino que parece que el pueblo de
Puerto-Rico es gobernado por un
Consejo Executive nonbrado por el
Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
Sc nos dice que la ferula de es-
te Consejo es aabsoluta y tiranicaD;
que hace las leyes, vota las contri-
buciones. y recauda y gasta el di
nero, sin que Sc de satisfaction al
guna al pueblo de la isla. Dicese
que una vez I'M caballero desembar-
CO en- San Juan a las ocho de la no
che y a las nueve de la maiiana 81
guiente habia iurado el cargo y es
taba hacienda leyes, "quizas, deci
diendo con su voto, leyes muy i'm
portautes, cuando practicamente
a1n no le habla visto la cara al pri
mer puertorriquefio.0
Ciertamente, este constituye Ill
extraio relate para oidos de repre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
lIard Df M'dIcat Examiner!
OFPUERTO RICO.
Convocatoria a examenes el dfa'''2 de
Abril pr6ximo para Medicos, Practi-
cantes, Comadronasy Nurses 6 eferme-
ras.

Los aspirantes a licencias para
ejercer legalmente en- Puerto Rico cua-
lesquiera de las profesiones menciona-
das deberan cumplir los requisites ST.
guientes.
70 Los meiicos presentaran en- Sc
cretarfa, ell tftulo 6 Diploma de la
Universidad de que procedan.
Los aspirantes de fracticantes,
Comadronas 6 Nurses, presentaran un
ceitifcado que acredite haber recibido
practica en- un hospital 6 clfnica par.
tieular, pOr On tiempo no menos de
saOs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
P0l FN IIEGlROU,

Acaban de llegar de PARIS los
rizos de pelo natural en- todos los to-
nos de color, para el peinado Cada
uno viene en- su cajita y vale un do
liar. La moda de los Rios es tan
grande en- PARIS que Sc han nece-
sitado q meses para poder conseguir
el surtido que acaba de llegar. Tam
bien Sc ha recibido un esplendido
surtido EN- perfumerta fna Y Tampa
ras de cristal para luz electrica de +,
2, 8, a. y6 luces. Todo este Sc en-
cueutra en- el PARIS BAZAR de
Hs61v GfEsR = FcvtalezR ~,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
)sDaIlsm,ptp De tducacIda
DE PUERTO RICO
Ananao En- el Despacho del

Annn1;o En- el Despacho del
Comisionado de Instruction Publ
ca, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sc reci-
bran proposiciones bajo sobre sella-
do y por cuadruplicado para la
construction de una Casa Escuela
Craduada en- Salinas, Puerto Rico,
hasta las diez de la maiiana del dia
-iiez de Abril de 1907, hora en- que
Sc abriran todas las proposiciones.
Para informes, dirigirse a dicho a
Despacho.
y FL Despartamento de Instruc-
, ci6n sc reverva el derecho de rehu-
sar alguna proposition 8 todas. Los
-sobres en- que Sc remitan las propo-
! liciones deberan llevar escrito 10 81
kuiente: eProposiciones para cons
truir una Casa Escuela Graduada en-
Salinas, Puerto Ricos, y estar diri-
Ridos q sEl Cornisionado de ms
truccion, San Juan, Puerto Ricor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22

sentantes ame1icanos. Solo es ne
cesario que retrocedamos un siglo
hacia el pasado y nos imaginemos &
un Comisionado de la colonia de-
pendiente de Massachusetts,, pro-
nunciando sus frases de protesta al
Parlamen'o Ingles, para que poda-
mos apreciar toda la fuerza de Ia
situacion presente. De todos modos
nuestras >impatias e,tAn del lado de
estos pucrtorriquefos. Ellos pue-
den haber ganado una benefciosa
asimilaci6n con esta gran repIblica;
pero, en- realidad, parece que tam
bien han pagado muy caro- por este
privilegio. Ciertamente que no han
sido bendecidos con prosperidad,
desde que han venido bajo nuest ra
handera, y parecen haber sido pri-
vados del privilegio de representa-
cion por la cual lucharon las colo
Mas americans.
FL alegato del Colnisionado de
Puerto Rico en- Ia tribuna de la Ca
mara de Representatives., segIn ha
sido impreso en- el Congressional
Record es, nosotros repetimos, una
curiosa anomalia ell nuestra histo-
ria politica, Aguardamos la CONT
nuacion de ese Capftulo con un in,
} teres que raya ell intensidad.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22

20 Una solicitud jnrada, ante Juez
6 autoridad competente, cuyo modelo
de solicitud podran los aspirantes OBJ
tener en- esta Secretarfa.
90 Los Medicos pagarau uu dere-
cho de IS dollars por examenes y Ii
cencias. Los Practicantes 10 dollars
Comadronas y las Nurses. -.
a. Pasaran un exameu, ante la
Junta examiuadora en- la epoca citada,
de todas las materias que compren-
dan las respectivas profesiones, de
acuerdo con 10 establecido por la mis-
ma Junta,
Dr.. N. Queved0 Bdes,
Secretario.
APARTADO ~ SAN TUAN p r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
APARTADo III SAN JUAN, P. R

%PARA careras de caballos,
venden reloies especiales 6 contadores
de quintOs de segundOs 4 $6. 40, $500,
tIo.oo y sti.oo, porte pago, los sefiO.
re- F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto. Rico, cit,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
AF1S0

" ~
Con fecha ) del corriente fue
conducida al corral6n de animales de
este pueblo por ell pe6n Mercedes Mo
lima una novilla india amarilla mar
cada ii. H. que Sc encontraba rea-
lenga en- la HACIENDA eFortuna' de
esta municipalidad, sin que hasta
hoy Sc haya presentado su duefio 4
recobrarla. Lo gu. hago publico a
los efectos de la secci6n 90 de las or
denanzas Municipales VICENTE.
Luis de Cells, Alcalde.
Fajardo Mario, 1907.
Lease el mteyesanttSimO fol2etfn "La
Reina Margar1ta," que apareee
en- las bdginas 81 = 6a