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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-13
DEAKIN BESTS AN ELDER
Is Charged With Taking $1,000 in
Gold From Andrew Adamson-
Is Out on 500 Bail.

Logan. Dec. 12-Charles Deakin, young
man whose home is az Welisville. but who
was arrested at Mercur a few days ago on
a charge of grand larceny, appeared be
fore Justice Brangham today to plead. He
entered a plea of not guilty and his pre-
liminary hearing was set for Dec, 81 He
was released on 81, 600 bail.
Deakin is charged with having stolen
81 300 in gold from an old man named An
drew Adamson. but it is believed that
there were others implicated in the theft.
and this has simply set the town of Wells
Vile in a turmoil Nine hundred and fifty
dollars of the 81 200 has been returned to
Adamson in an effort to stop prosecution,
but it has failed.
The Singer Bros. Cloak company filed
suit in the district court today against
Zeph Thomas to recover the sum of 500
alleged to be due for merchandise fur
nished him this year.
The articles of Incorporation of the T.
o. Lumber company were filed with lCoun-
ty Clerk Larsen today. The company has
an authorized capital of $4,000 divided into
shares of the par value of 800 each. Stock
is held as follows: David Eccles, presi-
dent. $1,000; George Cole, vice president,
S13, 00e; A L. Cole, secretary and treasurer,
5000; David c. Eccles, $1,000; Joseph Quin-
new ir 81 600
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MANTI COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Discuss ACCESSIBILITY of Purchasing
Ground and Raising Fruit
and Berries.

Manti. Dec u.-At a recent meeting of
the Arrapine Commercial club OF TINS
city proposition of formulating cor
poration with the view OF purchasing
some thirty or forty acres OF good land'
suitable for planting fruit trees. espe-
cially apples and pears, was MADE. II
Will be the purpose OF those IN ena[
to care for the young sprouts in a sclen-
tific manner and with a view OF snow
ing our people the opportunities they are
losing in not caring better for their or
chards, and that it would be a thriving LYING
industry for many of our people Other
matters We're discussed which are intend
ed to further the industrial pursuits or the
Temple City. A committee was appointed
to make some inquiries and InNestiSa-
tiCns pertaining TO this particular mat
ter and make their report To the club in
the near future. The committee appoint
ed are A II. Christensen. p. p Dyreng.
w. W. Crawford. j. l. Ewing, Farley
Nelson.
The Commercial club is also making in
designations az to the advisa bilIty OF es-
tablishing a knitting factory thousands
of dollars are spent annually by our citi-
zens for underwear, and other towns IN
the state where knitting factories are To-
Gated are reaping these BENEFITS our peo-
pie could just as we'll enjoy.
The ACCESSIBILITY OF raisins all kinds OF
small fruits in commercial quantities was
also discussed. Our people spend at
least $5000 annually for berries, paid 70
outside shippers. and these berries VIII
in Utah These should be matters or
much Importance TO our people. and the
Commercial club is going to make an Ell
fort to get our people interested in their
own welfare witch will be the means of
keeping enormous sums of money at
home. and 1t will also tend to make some
of our people more prosperous and indus
triouS.
District court convened in this city
Monday last Judge Ferdinand Erickson
presided. This adjourned term was prin-
cipally called to hear some legal argu-
ments on demurrers and motions and the
disposition of incontested divorce suits,
together with number of probate cases.
Tuesday the court heard the case of G.
w. Sorensen VS.. John D. Anderson. In
this case the plaintiff is suing defendant
on number of promissory notes, and the
defendant asks the court to deduct from
the amount due on notes the damages
suffered by defendant by reason of fall
ure of plaintiff to live up to the terms of
a contract for the lease of sheep. The
defendant claims that plaintiff leased him
certain sheep upon the express provision
that the grazing privilege on the reserve
should go with the sheep. The plaintiff.
it is claimed, had a grazing right, while
the defendant did not. The plaintiff was
unable to secure the right for the de-
PENDANT to Craze the sheep on the reserve,
which has compelled the defendant to
abandon the sheep business, causing him
considerable damage. The decision of
the court in this case may have a bear
ing on a number of contracts entered into
by parties having grazing permits on the
national reserve.
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CHILD KILLED AT PLAY.
Shot by a Companion While Return
ing From School and Dies
instantly.

Ephraim. Dec IA very sad accident
occurred at Juab Tuesday afternoon
shortly after clock, when halpn, the
s-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. \.
Taylor, was shot and instantly Kllen oZ
his little friend Alien Atwood. 4hey mao
in some manner secured a Zo-O gun anu
brought it with them TO school- AS sOoil
as the teacher discovered il, she at once
took it away from them The chilurei,
noticed where the gun was piaceo anu
after school the little fellows round IL, uh-
beknOWn TO the teacher. Ihey were htd-
the school grounds and took ann at sew
eral objects, thinking that tne gun was
not loaded. and they were Doth TOO young
to realize the danger of the weapon m,
ally it was decided that Ralpn sllou =!
climb the fence and Allen Woull NY "
shoot him, all this being done IN pray
The gun snapped several tunes, ano I'M I'M
ally il went off the bullet STRIKING ths
little fellow in the temple, Whlch cause cause
instant death The parents ON botn sldes
are heartbroken over the AFFAIR Inc u
neral services w take place TO-DAY
1t was reported a short uHs ago INC
William John Crowther, one CT the prom ,
inent citizens of Fountain Green; Hau
died from typhoid fever, from winch ne
had been suffering for the past Two
weeks.
The little child of Wren Edwards, Of
Gunnison has been seriously III Tor long
time The doctors are unable to dag
nose the case.
Yesterday shortly after II O'Clock the
15-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim BaX-
Ter of GunnisOn died from pneumonia.
fall and only last Thursday was compelle,i
to leave school. He grew gradually worse
until Yesterday, when he was relieved Dy
death
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HUNTINGTON HAPPENINGS.

Huntington. Dec. 10.-In the last two or
three months we have had a couple OF
wet, cold storms, but as a rule the
weather has been very warm and pleas
ant. with not enough cold to put frost in
the ground This gives the farmer a
chance 10 get his fall work done Some
blowing is being done up to the present
time. a new ditch. or an extension OF
the North ditch. on the north side of
Huntington creek. is being made for a
couple of miles. which will carry the wa
ter to large number of quarter sections
of good land. The ditch is now finished
over the ridge and large lot of the land
will be put into crops next spring, quite
a lot of the land having already been
plOwed.
) Mays. Oren & Co.. who own several
thousand acres of good coal land in &C.
dar Creek canyon, just north of Hunt
ington. are having teams haul fifty tons
of coal to Price this week for shipment
TO Salt Lake. to show the people there
that they have some of the best and
cleanest coal there is in the state. 1t is
the intention of these parties to develop
these mines and build railroad to them
next year. Probably it will be an extern
sion OF the Miller Creek or Southern rail-
road from Price. If they join the latter
road they will have only about four miles
of road 10 build.
Jens Anderson, one of Hunungton's best
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BRIGHAM NEWS NOTES.

Brigham, Dec fO.-Miss Annie Matthew
son of this city, who is teaching school
at Promontory, was brought to town last
evening to receive medical aid for Sc
we're bruise on the head. which she re-
ceived while out horseback riding with a
number of lady companions. The animal
which she was riding became frightened
and ran away. cOlliding with one of the
other horses. In the mixup. Miss
Matthewson received a hard knock on
the head. She is improving now and her
doctor says she will be all right in a few
days.
D. A. Hunsaker of Elwood underwent a
serious operation at the local hospital this
week. The operation proved successful
and Mrs. Hunsaker will, in due time, be
well again.
Little Raymond Smith of this city fell
from the top of a ten-foot ladder this
week. striking his head on a sharp lump
of coal, cutting "A cash in his scalp some
two and = half inches. DR.. Harding
sewed up the wound.
D. l. Rees of this city came home from
North Dakota Tuesday evening. suffer-
ing from a Severe ,attack Of pneumonia.
A physician was called in and Mr.. Rees
is starting to mend
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
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Y. Ferry of Cerinne was brought 70 TINS
city yesterday and operated upon " -. > p
Whitlock and Luellen FOR an aoiio' ma
growth ON the nose x.-,,
Joseph Jensen and s. y. COOK OF w" WI
lard have been hard at work N .lls S "a.
the past few days making up tne !u.y rs -
for the year 1903. They were aPpoiii ns ~ ~
board Of county commissioners and com
pleted the list this evening.
AT the meeting of the board OF e"u 80
ton this week q recOmmenuatot maS
asking that sanitary drinking fountains
be placed at the different school puiid-
ings in the city +. W FlshDurn. presl-
dent of the board. and E. w. Dunn, cIerK,
were appointed to investigate the nia1tei
and report at the next meeting.
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GRAND ARMY MEN
COMING MONDAY
Elaborate Preparations Are Be-
ing Made for the Enter
tainment of Officials.
CAMPFIRE OF OLD SOLDIERS
RECEPTION ON TUESDAY FOR
WOMEN OF THE PARTY.

g 9 g 4. 8 4. 4. @ % @ . @ 9 (. {, g, 6, o
@ Denver, Dec. 12.-Commander- Q
@ in-Chief Henry NJ. Nevius and @
{: Adtutant General Frank o. Cole (:
{. of the Grand Army of the Repub- Z.
O. lie. accompanied by members of @
o the executive committee and Of @
o ficeTs of the ladies' branch Of the g
o organization. arrived I'm Denver @
9, today and viii leave tomorrow @
% over the Denver & Rio Grande .
@ railroad for Salt Lake City, g
q where they win make arrange {.
g, nents for the national. encamp- Z.
g ment to be held in that city next g
@ August. A reception and camp @
9. fire were features of the enter o
% tainment provided by the local %
% Grand Army poses today in honor 8:
o of the visitors. 9.
{, 9 9, ., &: @ 4: % 9, 9 @ 3 q & g g 2 g q
The commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, Henry
NJ Nevius. and party win reach Salt
Grande Western railway. due at Salt
Lake at 1850 on Monday. Arrange
ments have been made for receiving
the party at the depot by the reception
committee.
The local posts OF the Grand Army,
the two Relief Corps and the Reynolds
circle Will give a campfire reception TO
the commander-in-ch chief and his official
party. at the Odd Fellows temple on
Monday evening. beginning at 81
O'clock The campfire reception is not
intended for the general public. but
only for the affiliatine patriotic orders,
admission being by badge of the order
represented. Mrs. c. G. Plummer, Mrs.
Emma Ramsey Morris and Miss Gree
son will furnish vocal music at the
campfire. and the ladies Of the G. A. X.
band will furnish the music In the ban
quet hall
IT is requested that all daughters of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-13
RHEUMATISM PRESCRIPTION

The following prescription, while very
simple and harmless, VIII be found TO
work wonders in curing lame back and
all kinds Of rheumatism. purifying the
blood and Kidneys and restoring the sys-
tenn to normal health and vigor. II is
inexpensive considering its effectiveness,
and can be mixed at home. The ingredi-
ents are well known and can be supplied
by any well stocked drug store:
''One ounce compound syrup of SarSa-
parilla: one ounce Toris compound. These
to be added to half pint of whiskey and
used in tablespoonful doses before each
meal and at bed time. The bottle must
be shaken well each time"
Good results from this treatment are
apparent afte~ the first few doses, al
though it -, be a mistake to- discon-
tinue its uso anita the health is fully re-
covered.
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New Directory of Utah.

We have just issued the third revised
edition Folks Utah State Gazetteer
& Business Directory. This work con-
tains the names and addresses of all
business and professional people in the
entire state; also full and complete lists
of farmers or land owners, convenient
ly arranged by counties. Every bust
ness man should have a copy Price
5000. Write or phone.
r. l.. POLK e; CO, Publishers.
w. P. COOPER, Sec. and Mgr Tells.
80. Dooly building. Salt Lake City.
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citizens died on the LIST of this month
In four days he would have been "a years
of age, having been born in Denmark on
the 5th of December, 1854. He came to
Utah in 1881 and settled in Huntsville
He lived there for twelve years; then
came to Huntington, where he has lived
ever since. He had suffered for a great
many years with rheumatism and stom-
ach troubles. which finally caused his
death. and although physically unable to
do much work, his example as being a
good citizen and church member was
source of pleasure to his many friends.
He leaves a wife and three sons living.
having buried two children The funeral
services Were held on the Sd inst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-13

veterans be present at the Wilson hote:
on Tuesday evening at the reception
rendered to the national presidents Of
the Women's Relief corps. the Ladies
of the Grand Army and all the daugh
tiers of veterans, the object of their
presence being the organization in Salt
Lake City of an association of the
Daughters of Veterans. The rooms will
be handsomely decorated. The Hawai-
ian Troubadours and the Ladies G. A.
R band will furnish music
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Xmas Pictures.

No better Christmas present than a
good picture. We are showing a large
variety, ranging in price from so cents
up. Early buyers have the best selec-
ton.
We do good picture framing at mod
crate prices.
MIDGLEY- CO., SO E. 1st So.
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FREE BOOK ABOUT CANCER

the treatment of cancer 1t is not in IN
experimental stage. Records Of mad
puted cures of cancer in nearly 60
part of the body are contained in ~
Leachs new 1O0-page book. This book ~ -
tells the cause of cancer and instr,fc,- 'so
the case of the patient; tells what III a
in case of bleeding, pain odor. etc ~
valuable guide in the treatment nj =
case A copy OF this valuable book e.
10 those interested. Address DIR. 'ge
LEACH. box 13l. indianapolis. Ind. -
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Beautiful Pictures,

Can you think of anything better for
Christmas? We have all the late pic
lures, and also frame them; or you
might give a kodak. Either one will
last lifetime.
SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
142 Main St, next to Auerbach'S S.
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Beautiful Pictures.

Can you think of anything better for
Christmas? We have all the late pic
lures, and also frame them; or you
might give kodak. Either one will
last lifetime.
SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY CO.,
142 Main ST, next to Auerbach's.
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Tests have shown that the Mexican
cotton tree can. be raised profitably in
Texas. 1t resembles a pear tree in
shape and size, bears in the second
year and yields an excellent quality of
staple prolifically
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A New Book.

The new edition. '"The City of ST.
Story of the Man Child, y
written by Edward A. Merritt, is now
offered to the public and may be OBJ
tanned at the different book stores.
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years. The plant and system co LIP 90
will cost in the neighborhood OF $780,
II will be finished in eighteen nloIi a..,,,s
The committee is hard at woTk 80 -j,S
acco nmodations for the WOOL sFo"eiS
will be here in January. ,.ohay
A. NJ. Stangle the well known ,p'~i1tsr
who was shot in the back AT MS &c as
house last Sunday evening, is repor'eO a.
improving. -, wood
Members of the local camp OF the " COZ .SH
men of the World enjoyed specidl 49,
sion and smoker at their hall Weane+s"atss
evening The event was in honor on - +.
Gilroy, a special organizer OF san 7 a.,
cisco. The following program was
jOyed.
vocal SOio
Plane solo .....--....----...--: :. -Clsor ~
Vocal solo, " r-sr-o,-
Ad ffess ..s..... .-...- .-.-.---- Z
Piano solo, SlSoe eS ~. -
Vocal solo ...,.........-...-..--P e,cs . -
In a runaway accident in front OF sHe
PocateIio general hospital on Thursda9
morning DR. W A Wright division sur
geon for the Oregon Short Line, was
thrown from buggy and sustained AZ
intre-capSular fracture Of the let MP NJ
was taken TO the L. D. S hospital III San
Lake -
George Armstrong has gone TO Butte TOT
a visit with old friends.
r. Mckenzie and Milton Pratt, ootn OF
Salt Lake, were visitors during the week
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Globe Wernicke Bookcases

Make fine Christmas presents for the
home and Office. All woods and sizes.
BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY CO.,
Stationery, 80 w. I'd So.
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Gard.

About Dec. 10 we will open up at 2l'-
21S Atlas block, the Northrup d Town
send agency, which will be an innova-
ton in Salt Lake help supplying agen-
cies 1t is our purpose to deal In only
the highest class of employees for office
and clerical work. and we believe, with
your cooperation, we can make this
mutually beneficial You will under
stand, of course, that We expect no re-
Enumeration from you. but we would be
very glad of your assistance in estab-
fishing what we believe will be of great
service TO you.
Should you at any time have occasion
to employ executive, technical, mining or
mercantile help of any kind, we would
be very glad TO have you advise us and
see what we have on our list. Yours
truly, NORTHRUP & TOWNSEND
AGENCY, 217-21S Atlas block. Phone
J6S Independent.
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20 Per Cent OFF All overcoats.
PocATELLo NEWS NOTES.

Big reductions in all departments.
Cutler Bros. Co. SO Main street
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Trunks.

Toy and all kinds of trunks at HUI
bert Bros Trunk Factory, 233 Main,
south of Kenyon hotel
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Picture Sale.

Xmas Sale of Hand Painted China.
Mrs. Josephine McCaslin will conduct
her annual display and sale from now
till Christmas at 446 E. Third South.
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Christmas Pictures.

MIDGLEY-BODEL CO. 80 E. LIST South.
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Trunks From soc to $4,000
Everything in Leather

At Hubert Bros Trunk Factory,
Main, south of Kenyon hotel.
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At Hubert Bros Trunk Factory, 233
Main. So. of Kenyon hotel.
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el pastor, encontraba en- aquella musica Ia
revelac1on dlrecta de una augusta, en- la cual
crea sorprender, al fin, la esencia verdadera
de su propia alma y el secreto tragico de su
destlno. Ning1n otro hombre podia meior
que el penetrar al simb0lico y fabuloso sen
tido del Filtro Y nadie mejor que 81 podia
medir la priofundidad del drama intimo-1ni-
camente 1ntlmo-en que aquel pensativo
heroe ha bia consumido sus fuerzas Y nadie,
tampoco, podla meor comprender Ell deses-
perado grito de la victima: i"Este terrible
nitro que me condena al suplicio, 20, 10 mtszyo
10 confpMse!.
Emprendio, entonces, una f1nebre seduc-
c1on cerca de su amante. Ell queria persua-
dlrla lentamentea morr; guerra atraerla con-
s1go a un TN m1steroso Y duce, en- aquel
duro estio del Adriatco, leno de Transparent
cas de perfumes. La grande Erase de amor
que sc desplegaba con tan ancho circulo de
luz en- torno de la transfiguracion de lseo,-
habia encerrado Hipolita en- su fascination.
Ella,a cada momento, la repetia en- voz baja, q
veces tambien en- alta voz mostrandose como
circundada de j1bilo.
mo quieres til MORN de la misma muer-
re de lseo7-le pregunto Jorge, sonriendo
81, qu1s1era -Tespondio ella,-Pero sobre
La terra no Sc muere ash
-lY 81 20 understandable el, sempre
sonr1endo,-lSi til me vieses muerto en- reali-
dad, no en- sueno?
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Ell TRIUNFO DE LA NUERTE

te al mas noble de los heroes para enve-
nenarlO perderlO. la que habia cerrado ell
camno de la gloria Y de la victoria a IN
"dominador del mundo", la envenenadora, la
homicida transfiguraba por la virtud de
la muerte en- TN ser de luz de algeria, exen~
to de todo impure deseO hbre de todo balo
vinculo, palpitaute, respirando Ell regazo
de la difusa alma del Universe Mundo LES.
tos mas claros sond0s que murmuran mi
dido son, quizas las suaveS Ondas del aire7
JDebo yo resprar beber sumergirme, nau-
fragar dulcemente en- vapores en- sus
perfumes7"
Todo Sc disolvia en- ella, sc fundia, Sc
dilataba, volvia su fluidez original al in
menso Occeano elemental del que las formas
nacian donde las formas desaparecian para
repaCer.
En- ell Golfo Mstico, las transformation
mes las transhguracones Sc competan de
nota en- nota de ammonia en- armonia con
tnuamente Parecia que todas las cosas sc
descompusiesen, exhalasen sus ocultas esen-
cias Sc tTocasen en- inmateriales simbolos.
Colores nunca aparecidos en- los petalos de
las mas delicadas flores terrestres, perfumes
de casi imperceptible tenuidad f1otaban ALI
Visiones de secretos paraisos relampagaea-
ban, germenes de mundos por nacer sc desa-
rrollaba ensanchaoan Y la embraguez
panica subfa subia; el coro general cubrla
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.EdictO
En- la Corte dc Distrito del Dis
trito Judicial de San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
Estados Unidos de America. }
Ell Presidente SIS.
de los Estados Unidos.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC

DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
POR CUANTO: Habiendo presen.
<ado ell Abogado Henry F. Hord, una
moci3n a nombre de la Corporation
Caguas Tramway Company, para que
sc declare a su favor ell dominic de
la siguiente fnca
RUSTICA: Faja 90 terreno sin
nombre, sta en- barrio de Carrafzo
termino municipal de Trujillo Alto
compuesta de una superficie de seis
mil doscientos metros cuadrados, 6
sean dos acres, ClnCuenta Y dos cen
tesimas de acre; lindando dicha faja
de terreno, por el Norte, cor don Eze.
quiel Ramos; por el Este y Sur, con
dofIa Felicia Leon; al Oeste, con
don Lorenzo Valcarcel.
POR TANTO y habiendose orde-
uado por Ell Hon. Pedro Audrey
Juez d la p IN era Secci6h
de esta Corte, Sc publique la preten
sion por tres veces en- un periodico
de los de mayor circulation, de los que
Sc editan en- esta Ciudad, para que
los que tengan algdn derecho real
bre Ell inmueble dc scrito las
persones ignoradas 4 quicnes pueda
perjudicar la inscription y Ell ge-
neral todo el que desee oponerse,
pueda efectuarlo dentro de los sesen-
ia diaS naturale>. .-Llbro el presente
en- San Juan de Puerto Rico 4 dos de
Abril del aiio IeoS.-Jose E. Figue-
ras, Secretario dc la Corte de Distri-
to de San Juan.
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ManualeS ROmO

ENCUADERNADOS EN- rELA FLEXIBLE
Manual del Licorista, con I 27o
recetas practicas, por A. Rossi.
Manual de Resistencia de Ma
teriales y Estabilidad de las
construcciones, por G ingen1e-
70 DR.. Gindo Sandrinell
Manual de las Construcciones
de Hormigon y de Cemento
armada, por el ingeniero Jose
Y acchel.i.