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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
CITY TRUSTEES
RETURN MONEY
Order Clerk TO Draw Warrants
For Money Paid Toward Re-
pairing Carson Street

claiming that the action OF the Old
board was not legal and threatening
to take the matter into the courts be-
fore they would pay the extra tax.
1t was decided to add the amount
owed to the tax roll this fall and hold
it against their property but the ac-
ton of the city trustees has settled
the matter once and for all and those
who have paid their coin into the
treasury will be reimbursed by pres
enting their receipts to the clerk OF
the board, E. o. Patterson, and get
ting their money back.
This will be good news to the peo-
pie interested who will loose no time
in getting their money back which il
these time comes as a kind of {
windfall to them.
| The city trustees are of the righ
kind and it is up to the citizens t.
stand back of them in their genera
move for advancement.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
Winters TRIAL Is
PROVING SENSATIONAL
Batv Had Murder Galore in His
Heart and Selected Her as
His First Victim

to choker her to death and throw her
body down a prospect shaft SO that
the worms would eat her.. She then
asked him what reason he had for
doing this and he declared that he
would like to kill lots of people and
among the number named his wlfe.
He said he intended to start in on
her and would later finish the rest
of the job With this he grappied
with her and began to chock her.
1t was then she took the gun she
always carried from her pocket ana
killed him She asserted that 1t was
either her life or his and that she
had merely saved her life by killing
the man whom she believed to have
been crazed at the time.
The defense is busy this afternoon
examining witnesses but will probably
complete their case tonight. 1t is
possible that the case will so to the
Jury tonight or early tomorrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
Bat. Nelson Contractors
Goes to Ely Having Dispute

RENO. July 17.-Ed Robb, the chlef
of the construction OF the
St Thomas Catholic church, last
night stated that the suit filed by
Burke Bros of this city Tuesday fof
sum in the neighborhood OF $4,000
against the st. Thomas Cathoilc
church is against him and that Blsh-
op Grace is only named as a defend
ant in the suit because of the fact
that he is the only person in whom
the title to the property rests. He
states that Father Thomas Tubman,
the rector of the church has sufficient
money to pay all The debts, but that
he. Robb, has ordered Father Tub
man not to pay Burke Brothers this
money, as they have not fulfilled
their contract He declares that he
is the person being sued and not Bish.
op Grace.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

Battling Nelson passed through Re-
no last night on his way TO Ely, where
he is to get into the ring again Win
Joe Cans, under the auspices OF Tex
Rickard. on Labor Day.
The Battler was looking fine and
he shook hands enthusiastically with
Jim MAY and number of old friends
here who were at the train to meet
him.
There is nothing to it" he said, IN
speaking of his coming fight. 1T is
a clear case of me win. I'm better
today than l was when l licked Cans,
and of course can do it again, and
| will do it. too
Tex. Richard put $4,000 of the $780,
600 purse last Saturday. The next
amount to be deposited IS $4,000 to-
morrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
PARDON
ING BOARD
Adjourn Today Unit! July
20 When Gases Will
BE Considered

AT the session of the board OF par
dons today the application of Sam
White was denied. The rest of the
cases were continued until the 29th
OF June and the board then adjourn
ed until that date.
The. Christie case was again under
consideration today but the board
took no action his case taking the
same course as the others.
The statement that J. w. Carrol
had been paroled was in error. HIS
application was denied by the board.
Yesterdays Session
In the efternoon the board had an
exceptionally busy session not ad-
journing until late in the afternoon
The applications acted up and the
result follows:
George Fitzpatrick, burglary, b
years-Case continued until July %
Hugh f. Harris, forgery, 6 years
Continued until July 29th.
"A. c. Lawrence, assault with IN
tent to kill. IA years-Pardon denied
Henry Miller, forgery, l year
Continued until July 20.
Charles Bennett, burglary, years
Continued until July 20.
Frank Sterling, attempt to breat
jail ; years-denied
Z. r. Swartout, forgery, L year
arplication withdrawn.
Frank White, burglary, l year
application for restoration to citizen
ship granted.
Johnny Buster, murder first degree
life-denied.
Frank Hail. forgery, l year
pardon granted.
Earl Corey, grand larceny, 1 yea
and months-pardon denied
+. F. Lynch, forgery, year ana
months-denied
II. s. Marlor, forgery, / year
continued until July %.
Frank McCauley, burglary, year
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
REPUBLICANS WOULD
ABOLISH COMMISSION
George Blakeslee After Scalp Of
Railroad Board and is Bnsy in
Southern Counties

from the south that he is lining up
for the express purpose of effecting
the repeal of the rate regulation law
passed at the last regular session Of
the Legislature.
Blakeslee had a hard time that
winter He tried to fight the thing.
but the move ment was statewide
and concerted, SO that George could
do nothing.
c. o. Whittemore, of the Salt Lake
road, came to the capital and he
thought his magnetic personality
would carry all before it. He even
wanted to give a banquet at which
he was to speak and tell the legisla-
light, too, and quit. Then John
Brock tried his hand and quit. The
net result OF all their activity was
one vote, that of Jim Woodbury., in
the Senate, who declared all the time
he would vote against the bill, and
| in distinction to others who made the
same declaration, he did vote
/ against it. with no loss of his self
respect or that of his acqpaintances.
! Now comes the able Biakeslee to
make an effort to repeal the bill, SO
! it is reported. 1t is also said that his
trip south had a far deeper signifi-
canoe one that has to do with the
selection of United States Sena-
tor, for which a proper representa-
ton must be had in the Legislature
next winter.
1t is possible, if the truth was
known, that Blakeslee, as usual, kill
ed two birds with one stone at Tono-
pah, secured man who will vote as
ixon wants, and a man who will
, also vote fOr the repeal of the rail-
road bill
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
HaWaiianS
Greet Fleet

HONOLULU, H. l. July 17.-Today
thousands of the citizens of the is
land visited the Atlantic Fleet which
arrived here yesterday, all the boats
being open to visitors with the ex-
ception of the Nebraska which has
been placed in quarantine owing to
several cases of scarlet fever having
developed on board the ship.
Numerous festivities are under way
and during the parade today native
girls were formed n line and as the
sailors passed threw garlands or
flowers about their necks. The fleet
is receiving one of the most royal wei
comes of their cruise.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

George Blakeslee, one Of the promi-
nent Republicans of the state and
manager for George Nixon, is busy
throughout the southern part OF the
state lining up .holdover senators for
the Republican Senator and also work
ing for the repeal of the act Great
ing the Railroad Commission OF the
state which is undoubtedly one OF
the best branches of the state gov
ernment. The Reno Journal OF today
has the following story on the propo-
sition and clearly shows the stand
taken by the Republican party to-
ward the railroad commissioners OF
the state.
There is to be concerted attempt
to either repeal the law creating the
State Raidroad Commission or to SO
amend the act as to render the Com
mission innocuous.
The Commission has acted in two
or three minor matters since its or
ganization and has done a lot OF sta
tistical work, getting into shape Tor
some real work, but almost at the
outset of its activities the courts were
asked to declare the validity OF the
t.
The suit brought in the Fedora
court is now under advisement, Judge
harrington it is said, being neck deeI
| in work and unable to reach it. Il
is possible the decision will not be
handed down until after the Legls
lature meets and in the Legislature
is where the effort will be made tt
kill the whole rate regulation move
ment in Nevada.
t., George Blakeslee has been in Nye
Esmeralda and other counties lnlni
up candidates for the State Senat
and the Assembly, and word come
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

FRACTION
Has Big Strike Of Jewel
cry Ore at Good
Depth

GOLDFIE7LD, July 17.-There are
several reports about a strike of the
first magnitude on the property OF the
Combination Fraction. Some of the
ore which was shown around town
Yesterday however does not look as
though il WOULD run better than ST.
600 per ton in the richest streaks,
while other samples did not offer any
letter promise than $500.
Manager Thomas II. Murphy did
not get his assay returns until late
in the afternoon, when he announced
that an average of $3.50 per ton was
shown by samples taken across the
fiye-foot face of the ore body. In
view of this circumstance it is only
a matter of surprise that the stock
should not have gone over the top OF
| Mount Whitney.
No glory hole in the whole district,
| including the Hayes Monette work
ings of the Mohawk, ever offered a
comparison with this find. Exper
fenced miners say that such fabul-
Gus strike should send the stock tc
s. at east, and they cannot under
stand how the upward movement was
checked after a singularly dispropor
tionate advance of 90 cents regis
tered in the exchange. The ore shoo
is said to oe the same as the one op
ened up at the 450-foot level, whlci
was traced back to the 300 with tn
startling results recorded on th'
street. On the 3O0-foot the shoe
forked, and the sampling Of yesterda,
was only from one of the branches
Simultaneous with the report
the strike came the announcement
that the threatened litigation amen
side lines had been compromised an
lawsuit averted. Engineers sa
that as a matter of fact. the side line
of the Combination F lion are. frol
the manner in which The property
located. it's end lines, a fact that pre-
cludes the possibility Of any exit
D. lateral rights within it's boundaries.
- 800
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
GOODHUE AN EDITOR

We are in receipt of a copy of til
Franklin Printer, printing tratI
journal being issue at San Francisc
George B. Goodhue, formerly a re;
dent of this city, where he was for,
man of the Nevada Press compan
is the editor of the new journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

H. G. Dunn is doing some devel.
ment work on mining claims in whi
he interested in the Deloware d
trict.
Henry Thurtell and J. F. Shaus
nessey came over from Reno t
morning.
Ernest Saxton departed for Mine
this morning where he has secure,
position.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

denied.
Charles W. Raffler, house breaking.
year-denied.
Carl w. Russell, house breaking.
year-denied.
! Tim Shea, assault with intent to
kill, 10 years.-denied.
| w. r. Shreeves, liquor TO Indians,
year-denied
Couche Sigmiller, murder second
4 degree, life-denied.
Joe. P. Smith, robbery, 10 years
denied yesterday but continued until
July 20.
Ed. Hoff, robbery 10 years-denied
Curt Starkman, forgery, l year
continued until July 20.
Frank Williams, house breaking
1 year-denied.
A. hampshire. application for res
toration to citizenship-granted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
NOTICE WARRENS

A special meeting of the War;,
Engine company will be held at the
engine house on ext Friday eve
ing, July IL. A full attendance is j
sired. BY order of the Forem
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an exanin@-
ton on August II, 1903, at Carson
CITY. Nev.,to secure eligibles from
,s,ca 10 make certifcation to fill
vacancy in the position of clerk, ST.
900 per annum, in the United States
Mint at Carson, New, and vacancies
recurring similar qualifications as
they may occur there in the Mint and
Assay Service.
AS no eligible resulted from the
examination held on May q for this
position, qualified persons are urged
to enter this examination.
The examination will consist OF the
subjects mentioned below, credits
given as indebted:
1. Spelling (twenty words OF more
than average difficulty)-1O points.
2 Arithmetic fundamental rules
fractions, percentage, interest, dis
count analysis, and statement o
simple accounts)-20 points.
3. Penmanship ,(she handwriting
of the competitor in the subject 0
letter writing will be considered wit
special reference to the elements Q
| legibility, rapidity, neatness, genera
appearance, etc.)-10 points.
ii 4. Letter-writing "a letter OF nc
less than $50 words on some subjee
of general interest. Competitors ma
select either of two subjects given)-
! Is points.
II s. Copying from rough draft (th
Il writing of smooth copy OF roue
draft manuscript, including the CO..
II rection of all errors in spelling, ca
L italization, syntax, etc.)-15 points.
!! Continued on Page TWo)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

Albert Beriau a former Carson City
boy is spending several days IN this
CITY renewing acquaintences.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17
GOVERNMENT
EXAMINATION
For Mint and Post Cffice
Positions 10 be
Held

The examination for mail carrier
for this city will be held at Carson
City Nevada on August 18th. All ap-
Dlications must be made previous TO
August 14th or the applicant will be
refused. The position carries with
it salaries of 5000, $500, $500, S1,O0o'
81 100 and $1,000 per year according
to the grade of the Tost office
This examination for the free
delivery system to be instituted III
Carson City.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

Mrs. Taylor of Nina, is visiting
Mrs. Leanord Bradbury of this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-17

Livingston for your file liquors at
home.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-01
!. .AVI S 0 ,

RogamoB & laB peE1Onag qus poE cual.
quisE motive tsDgRn qus verse CON. Ion en-.
plosdog de este taller 10 hsgan Las IL
.. m, 8 & Lac 5 p. m. NunCR antea de ssaH
h0Hag. &c
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San Francisco So,

7AVI8AMOs aI pdblico y On particular
nuEBtroB deudoEeg, que con faCha "a, del
actual, h0mol nombEado agsnto cobFadoF
de nueBtra casa y ls hsmoa otOrgsdo poder
especial & don JoE6 MenondsE Ma4r0Ro;
pergon8 & quisn por Bu oAtimaci6n dsasa'
mos que pOF nusstFoB fAvOrsCsdorsU, 90 ls
guRHds laB mismaR atenCioneB Ra8pstos
que hasta Ia fachR 90 han venido diSpan'
gando & nusBtEa casa. Agf miEmo NOS
complacemo8 en- advsTtiF, que 81 aefioH
Menendez MRErsFF0 tisns faoultades para
oEganizaP 0l CObFo de nuestEas Cuentas,
para EoCibiF dinsFO , OtoFgsr ReCibo &
nueBtro nombFo y para FeCTamaP ante los
tEibunaIsg de justiCia, & los dsudoRes que
FsBuIten moEOBOs Ga 10 liquidation de Sus
Fspectivas GusntaB. San Juan, Junio 25
dc 1908.-OterO. GOnaaLes 9 Co. Por
d. OteTO iva
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Ia dssigra ION del Mfior Qainones
p0'a jefe de l0 "detectivs" hR cRuRado
buen efscto, pusB dicho eficisl que trAbejs
deBde haCs mucho tempo en- 81 rtfsFido
cusrpo, ha proDtsdo HiempEe muy buenOB
UeEvicioB.
-PaTscs que lGu caHaB uituRdRB entente
de lR carFeteER On PuaFta dc Tierra, no
tsndr6n Gl beuefioio de la construction de
aCsrGg que 90 eRtGn hacienda en- laB GALES
trAnHver1RleB. No 90 compr0nda que 81
hRcsr el pFOysCto de AlcantArillado COM
posici6n de GALES del baEEio no g9 lncluyO'
n la paFts dc Ia carFetaEa que s1 ana de
les mas importRnteu. ESto inform6 G8tR
ms mana & IN reporter de este diario sl con,
tFatigfa de RQuelIaa obERg.
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I'm peyr0 gigante.

En- Rntlsnd, puebleCilIO de Vermont,
EAtRdos UnidoB, exilte un psrrO que pRBa
por ser sl mayor que ha vividO. Ed de
Taza mixta de maAtfn ingI6s Rlsmkn, tie
ne 18 afioS pssR 128 kilogFamog. Para
su alzSds, que eB de IN metro veintidoB
ceptfmetvoB en- Ia cruz, eu mayor que un
Icon aduIto, auuque monos largo pu0B solo
tiene un metro SO csntfmstTou de Cabsza 6
10 Cola, gu collar tiens 83 csntfmetPog de
circunfarancis. ES utilfHimo para 10 guar
dc del ganRdO, y EOn muCh6S 70 los loboD
que han perGCidO On EuG terribloU fau3sE,
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tT0Pas yayaR q YigtlaI I8s from
tGFss.
El gobisInO de Mexico dice Que Sc
han exsgeTado los suCesos ! one
no Sc tIata De 0tra Gusa que de
partit1s De bantidOs.
DOCe C0DSejeTOs de Ia naCi60 peTSa
fasr0n eiscatad0s en- Ia hpYea. !.
Los diPutadOs SOCialiStaS ffanCssGs
acusarOn a Nicolas II de asesiHO
en- Plen0 PalIameBtO.

New York, Julio 1o.-Bl B9CPetari0
Taft hA oTdGnRdo que, Embellishments, sal
gan sFopsg de las ciudad0s GejRnaB de
Austin , EagIe Pass, vigi.Rr Lac fr0nts'
EaB lime xiCanaB Eata msdida hs Bido tomada
con motivo do lAg daClsPacioneB del vice
pFegidents dc Mexico nm psEiodiRts, atEi'
buysndO OI origsn dc los diutuEbiog lon
mexiOano8 FeRidentes en- Ion EBtadog Uni
doR. Las tEopaB tiensn 6Fdens8 tsrmiuan'
tee de msntoneE la peutralidad. En- All
EOna, Texas, Nusvo Mexico y Oregon,
hay numGToB0B ciudRdanQB mRxican0n que
han Bido desterFadoB do 50 pals por 81 pre-
sidoute Diaz
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DEL JlPOll,

AOaba do rooibiE 81 aogsditndo a-fablsci.
miento de don Pedro Giu.ti, Paris BRsar''
nm 8xt9nuo, VaTiado nuY oIcogido auFti'
do de 10 mas oleganto nueyo y Iuiolo qus
- fsbEica en abaniOo1 jsponeSeB Cuya f.
ma q COnocidA poR d mundo Ontsro.
Nads hay mas elegante y atEaotivo, asf
como que pRusbs 81 quito ezmoERdo de una
persons; que Il elGOoi6n ds uno de s6toF
muy capriOhosos sbsniCoR No oIvidaF
pu6g, que Ga d 'PaEfs Bazaar" lou hsy n
Vanta llsgadoB poF 81 iltimo vapoT.
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Sc ALQUILA-Una casa On ssntur.
90 & 10 entrads de Ia CaIDe "CerEa." In.
foEmaFsn San Juato No. 2. Altos.
3Ov'a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-01
LTNEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

ItinerariO.-salidas de Bayam6n y Oapi-
tai gimultaneamente.
Dfas laborables.- Ma1ana 8, z O5, $50 8
IS HOO. Tarde 1915, Las, S.J5D 4.SS, S.45.
y $50.
Dlas festivos.-MaHana 8,7.05, $50 9.45
y IL. TaFde l2.l5 1.SO, 2 So $50, g. so s,
O. y 6,8O.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
OatalO Bayan6n, ida y vuelta "a. cla Sc
25G "a. elase 18e. De Bay8m6n s 0ataflO y
vuelta "a. olase 156, a. Glase zoe.
Billetes OFdinaEio de Capital 0stailO On
Ia, Clase 8 centaVOs.
Bayamon 10 de septiOmbEe de 1905
Ramon Vald0s.
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CllsVs Do Varan0s.

Por Ana Roqu6 dc DupFGy y una pro-
fasoFa americana. En- iug!6s s8pafiol.
Para nihoB que desssn ganRE IN grade.
Para uaestFoa FuFaIes y gFaduadoR. Pre-.
cioa convoncionalo7. Tambi6n % dan CIR-
- NOR coTrs8nondGncia. URigsO - San
Juan, 2, RiO0. r. g.
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Paris, Julio 1o.-Ha Dido comontadfui.
mo en- sDta capital IN Fuid0so inCidsnte
pRFlRmentario pFov0Oad0 p0r los EepTeaen'
tAnt0B gocialigtaB. AL poneEns gObEe Ell to-
pats 10 question EelativR Ol cF6dito de
ochentG mil dollars paRa los gastoB de 10
vista de FRlliaHeG Rl Gear do Russia, los
goCiRlfAGaB construction vaTioR tuFn0s 0po'
ni6ndous violsntaments & la pstiCi6a del
gobisFne. DanunCisrOn en- BuU air8dog
diBcuFBos, como aBsBino, & NiCol6B II, &
psnar de lGa protsstaB do lo8 gubeTnamsn'
tales y de hAbsrles llamado Al orden, re-
petidaB veCeB, la preBideDCi0. La vibFRn'
to HCuBaci6n de los BociRIiHtGB, oFigin6 en-
81 PSrlGmento gran tumulto en- los prime
FoB momentoa. RsstAb.scids Ia calma, el
or6dito fac al fin vttAdo por Ia m1yoEfR
gubernRmentAl.
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ModeEno HeliogabaIo.

El Estado do Ksntueky puode envsne-
cSrus de contar entire Hus habitanteH aI ma
yor gloG6n que FsgistTS lR hiHtoris.
su nombre s8 Luke Bartlett 9siquisn hs
roaIizsdo la nuprema ha7aiiR de 0BgulIirGo
integEa Ia opfpaEa CenO one IA hsTmRn0
Henry teDfR diOpue8tR para ObHequiaE 40
CoucurrentoB & 90 matrimOni0. En- efaoto,
misntvau 90 vsrifcabR ID ceremonial, Luke,
qus cuonta 27 amos de sdGd, 90 intEoduj0
On Of Comedor y no dej6 Bobrs 10 MESA nj
una SoIa paEtfcuIa de loB Com0stibIe8. Pa
vou, ensaladaB, CaEneg, p7ItelOU, un bRnqu0'
te, on fn, 81 estilO de lRB bodRI do CANA
Oho, dsspachBdo fu6 en- m0nOB do cuRE0nta
minutes; Bisndo 70 particular On 81 CaIO
que misntraH movies = COnCurFenCia agoni'
SabAn de dsbiIidsd, 81 champion" de Iou
gIotones. no praasntAbN Bfntoma aIguno
de indigestion.
MADAME FRIEDRICH, PTofogoEa
de canto. PoEads % sAntuEce. Tol6fono
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MADAME FRIEDRICH, PTofs3oEa
de cantO. PsEads "a sAntuEce. Tolsfono
1920, shn Juan P, r. 30VG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-01

NV York, Julio 19.-D<sracboB EoCi
bidou de Mexico, informan que el miniatEo
de RsIacioneH ExteriOre8 considers que 10
han exsgsFRdo los Bu0eBos de Ia frontsFa.
AfrmH que sl mevimisnto no tisne en-
Eealidsd, Oar6ctsF polftico nj mucho menoB
de psligroBsB ConBacuenCiAg pOlfticRB, Hin6
que, HimplGmente, log pEomovsdoTe8 do ts'
les UucogoB los hacen 8paEe3sr con tel c.
Eacter para encGbrir sl Tobo = el Daquso &
que 20 dedicaD. Sc trsta, Hegdn al CEitsFio
del gcbisEno mexiCRno, de paTtidas dc ban.
didoB que huyeu y 0sc8pan - paF1eguidoB
aCtivamente poF IeB tFopaB dc DiRE. AL.
gunoB FevoItOBoB sPgdu Bs sfemR han Bido
fuBiladoI, gs tianO entendido que en- lR
oiudRd de Mexico han cauBsdo gran alkE-
ma tales BuceBoR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-01
v. MERINO & Co.
TeIefono 432.


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ca ramod oMERIA.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-01

Teh0F6n, Julio 1o.-LaB autoFidadeH mi.
litaRs1 Eusa1, en- cuyaa manoB hR deClins6o
el Shah aI mando dc Ia ciudad d0gdo que
"a inici6 10 inBQFreCci6n On todo Ol pRig,
han pE0Cedido con axtFemGd8 8neTgfs, do
Buerts que sl movimisDto go conBideEs poP
complete BofoCado = ostkn aiendo RhorR Jug
gadoB p0r las CoFtOg mar iaIeB CE0R1aB, los
qua sFareCen como inBtigadOEss = jefs8 de
loB GaBgFiensoB diStuEbiog. Docs conBeie-
FoB dc Ia naci6u, juEgad0B poF una CoEte
maECisI, fueron BsntanCisd0B ls hoECR
RjeCut6ndoueleH Embellishments. EI coEo.
mel russo nOmbrado por el Shah g0bsFnadoF
de lR plazG Eigue loB miEmoB pFoCsdimien-
toB militRT0B del imp0Pio m0acovita. So
cree que estes conHejerog conBpiEabRn con-
ira el Shah y su hijO, On favor del hsrm8
no del monRECa. FL Shah hR afirmad0
que 81 mantendr6 , HoStendr6 la Conntitu.
ci6n.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-07

All of the sweepstake cups for the
Utah State fair are on exhibition in
our south window. This is special
order and a sample of our efficiency.
in the silversmith line Our 19oS-19o9
silver Is in our show cases and will
interest your wife. for she likes nice
table ware. The prices are surpris-
ingly low