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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
vINEGAR nENp NEws.

Vinegar Bend, Aug. 23.-(Special.)- )-- Vineger Bend Camp, No. 2S2 Woodmen Of the World, was represented by Sow ereign F. D. Garman at the unveiling Of khe monument erected to the mem Cry of the late Sovereign H c. Buzbee. ct Stockton.
 Sovereign Buzbee was a charter member of the Vinegar Bend Camp. un- der the auspices of which the monu- ment was unveiled.
 Mrs. N Kirby of Second Avenue is yisitlng the family of F. J. Buzbee at
 N E. Turner is reeuperating at French Lick Springs for a few weeks.
 F, Truetell of the Mahler and OlIin- ger Company is experimenting the oyerhauling of several locomotive boil- CTS for the A. and M. Road, with a view to putting them in commission Tor mat company in the near future.
 The second of the new combina ton coaches for the A and M. Road is about ready for tho application of paint. and will be on the main line In about a week.
 early in the week. MT Little will soon take the road for New Orleans firm.
 Miss Bessie Druce has been confined to her home for the past few dayI with an attack of chills and never
 Master Gavin Davis of ChicGA f Miss, is i'll at the home of his soth- er-in-law. Rene Tiquino, of trtplace.
 a Goodwig is again sfflis desk n ths> Nnegar Bend CopzAy's ofaoe. after a\sN prt AtS -SSFgR R'l lfiends on the Edwin ogden is back from a pro traoted visit with friends in the North.
 Henry Simmons and family are re- ceiving congratulations on the arrival .epg a new male member of the family. "a Master Charlie Turner is confined to he house with an attack of fever.
 Miss Ruth Jackson of Igo. Miss. Is visitIng Miss N. F. Rockwell.
 pr. H. c, Gully has been busy the mast week, examining the applicants for admission to the local Camp of Wood- mon at this place. About fifteen ap- piieants were examined.
 J. D. Falkenberry, who came near losing his left eye while at work in fha A. and M. shops last week. reports that the injury is not as serious as at arst supposed yas,s gone to work for H. W. Wads- worth at the camp east of the Bend.
 n. T. Turner visited Mobile on ousi- ness Monday.
 Mrs. Fielder is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Horace Tuner. of Second Ave- Nrrs. F. D. German and daughter hava returned from a visit to HaW~ snfsH 6se Turner has returned from old kzxsrfco- where he has been engaged
 ths turpentine business for the last
 iae'l; an4 Mrs. E. c. Gully win leave
 aIlon Springs at an early oats'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
FEAR BROOKS LAWRENCE.
Mobile Saloon Men Uneasy Over q Re
 uOrt fron HfrHningham.

port from htrIningnam.
 Mobile, Aug. 3.-(Spectal. )-There is much concern among the saloon men ofe Mobile because of the announced determination of the Anti-Saloon League to establish a branch of the organization In this city with Brooks Lawrence as the manager.
 It Is not forgotten by the anh-pro- hibition people here that there was an auxiliary measure to the main prohi- bition bill which gave to the Governor the sum of $5.0oe yearly to be used to enforce the prohibition law.
 Right after the extra session of the Legislature came to an end 1t was freely predicted here that this money would be given to. Brooks Lawrence, and that he would be placed in charge of a movement to enforce the law in Mobile.
 The news from Birmingham at this time has strenfthened this belief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
Did n. Wfae Thinr.

Never before has there been such a magnificent crop Of fruit and vegetables as is being enjoyed this year. The enterprising citizens of Ashland took advantage of the enormous yield, and built canning factory that a large part of this might be preserved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
To Drlve Out nFaIaria

To Drive Out MaIaria k
 And, Build Up the System. rake the Old Standard GROVES TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC. You know what you ara falSinR The formula ia plainly printed on every bottle showing 1t Is simply Quin- inc and Iron in a tasteless fern, and the most effectual form. For grown people and rftldran Sdc.1 -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
NEWS OF MOBILE
ENGINEER SMITH WILL RECOVER
 FROM INJURIES.
Judge Price Williams, yr.. i. Tmnrov- tng-Rivers and Harbors Com- mittee Will Hold Meet-
 ing Today


 Mobile. Aug. 23.--(speciai IA. O. Smith. engineer of the Mobile Jack son and Kansas City train, in the wreck of yesterday, who received compound fracture of both legs, Is resting easy in the hospital here.
 The track has been cleared and through traffic resumed.
 Judge of Probate Price Williams is convalescing rapidly, He win soon be able to resume his duties at his office.
 The joint meeting of the Rivers and Harbors Committes win be held ton1or- row at noon in the rooms Of khe Cham- Der of Comm cree.
 The most important question to be discussed will be contemplated im- provements in the Bay Channel. Among the improvements 1t Is thought best to endorse the movement to straighten the channel from Buoy IS up to Buoy 22. which takes in the channel from the "elbow" to the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City docks and will greatly assist in the navigation of vessels up and down the channel.
 The big steamer Alert. used for tow- ing purposes: and which was lately pur- chased by the Birmingham and Gulf Company. which Is now laid up at a point on the warrior River. Is soon to be brought here and after beiAg r9 paired will enter the river trad% the winter.
 The officers of the steamer John QUlIp of the Birmingham and Gulf line, late ly arrived from Tombigbee River with the first bale of the season from that river report the cotton crops Tn excel lent condition. Much rain fell last week greatly assisting the crops
 The adjourned meeting of the Mo- bile. Jackson and Kansas City and Gulf and Chicago roads is scheduled to be held here tomorrow at noon, after which the board of directors will take a special train and go to Laurel, Mss. the meeting to be held there. where the two roads. will be merged to form the New Orleans. Mobile and Chicago Railroad
 The meeting tomorrow Is to be pure- ly of confirmatory nature, all plans having been formulated some time ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
MAINE NEWS.

Port Eads. Aug. 2s.-Arrivewd: Strs, Mercator. (Nor). Kaiser. Puerto Cor tez- E .is
 Sailed: -strs.. HaraId. .(Norl. .Fehr Puerto CorTez; City of Tzmptco. (Nof ), odfjelI. Vera Cruz and Tampico: Co., rinto. (Nor.l. Gunderson. Port Limon: Viator. (Nor4). Thorsen, Ceiba and Tela: GiuliA. (Aus.). GosuIich.- Trieste and Naples via Norfolk; Camoens (Belg). Penrice, Mancb ester via New
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24

Key West, Fla. Aug 2s.-Passed Sand Key .22nd 2 p. m. Steamers Au- gust Belmont 23rd, 8 a. m. Comedian: i: 4 D. n. Haxby. all bound west
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24

Key West, Fla. Aug. 2s.-Arrived Steamer Mascotte. White, Knights Key, and sailed for Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24

 ,aen to cam filters, builders. ma
 As are all affected given is not the
 ut the fact that no @le yard to be repaired.
 sen docked. lation Is due to the fact that department has not during
 year, ordered any vessels here
 repaired, and the work which # yard has been doing in building * ssels for the engineering department & the army has now been com eted.
 s This leaves no work to be aone,-ex- Y pt in overhauling the machinery and # cks of the yard. and this will keep # Iy a comparatively small number of An employed.
 Mayor Goodman and other officials are endeavoring to have one or more ,f the vessels which have been in South American waters. and which are soon to be relieved ordered to the yard for and repairs. and if they sue reed the men who have been tlet out wfu again find employment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
Govsrnmsnt Briage oompIsted.

The government bridge across Big Bayou has been completed and tomor- row 1t will be turned over to the en- Eineering department of tAe army.
 The bridge. which was built by 6 Montgomery firm, is of creosote6 iuIn- Der and timber and replaces the steel bridge which was destroyed during the hurricane of 1908. Since that time there has been no connection by rail between the. city and Fort Barrancas.
 4 hard road. to be known as the military road. Is now nearing comple. ton and when finished will afford one of the finest driveways in the South between Pensacola and Fort BarrancaS. the whole costing. the government nearly $40 900. .t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24

SPECIAL.
 The seHOIy Cityt Pictures at "Cres- cent Theatre" today. Don't miss them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
TtaIlan narl FIoatedI.

Win the floating of the Italian bark olivart this morning the last sign of fhe hurricane of 1906. so far as foreign vessels are concerned, was removed.
 The bark k-was one of the large fleet of foreign vessels to be driven ashore and wrecked during the big Hurricane. and all have been either repaired or else burned for the metal contained in their construction except the olivari. The latter was recently purchased by local Arm of machinists. and work began to float her.
 With the floating of the Italian bark was pulled from the position which she had occupied for two years by a powerful tug and lowed across the bay. There she is to be burned in order that the purchaers may secure the brass, copper and iron which is in the hull. she having been stripped of all Nai1N and gear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24

Galveston. Aug. 29.-Arrived: strs . Logican. tBr.J. Vincent. Colon; Inkum. (Br.). Alcide, Port Talbot Manch ester Miller, (Br), Roberts, Hamburg; Helm goland, OGer.), Meyerheim. Havana.
 Cleared None.
 Sailed: Strs. Borkum. (Ger), stol- berg, Bremen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
Weman Fenna prunIE.

After being an inmate of the sick ward at police headquarters for more than two weeks and allowed after her recovery from maiarfal fever to roam the town while she supposedly searched for her husband, Mrs. Gus Ffansen. a young woman of twenty khFee years. was this morning taken 10 the police station in an intoxicated cendition. and Is now held there. not ns a sick person but as a prisoner on ths charge of being drunk and dis orderly.
 The young woman, who Is from the country, says she came here to meet her husband, and upon her arrival was taken i'll. Her husband failed to show up when it was published that she was i'll. having left here for either Mo- DYle or New Orleans. and she became a burden upon the city. %
 After her recovery she continued to remain in, the. sick ward, and each day would mak trips in search. Of her hus- band. until last night. she met up with number of men who, she claimed. had knowledge of the whereabouts of her husband and persuaded her to drink beer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24
THE BROKEN LA "


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-24

convalesclng rapidly, He win soon be able to resume his duties at his ofice.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-04

Piano tuning. Call up Redewill's.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-04
FASHION BARBER SHOP.

Go to the Fashion Barber Shop when visiting city. Lewis & Noble, Props, 43 w Washington St, for a neat hair cut, shave, plain bath, salt rub, alcohol rub. body massage, electric body massage, by Masseur John F. Lewis.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-04

Many styles of horsenianship will be shown by the rough riders with Buff falo Bills Wild West when it visits this city. These horsemen have been drawn from all the equestrian nations of the world. Russian Cossacks will ride with the Mexican Vaquero, the American cowboy will be shown in contrast with the Bedouin Arab, the military grace of the Royal English Dragons, Irish Lancers and German .Cuirassiers will be easily compared with the native recklessness of the American Indian. To see all the horse men in their native land, who will be lin the saddle with Buffalo Bills Wild West. one would be compelled to travel the world over.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-04
CIDER VINEGAR.

We invite everybody to visit our plant and thoroughly acquaint them selves with the stock our Cider Vim egar is made from. and every process of manufacture. Ours is the best and purest goods made and the price is right In Phoenix Wetzler Bros, Me Kee's Cash Store, Valley Tea x COf fee House. Isaac Forney and B. F. Morris can supply you. In Tempe. Birchett Bros. and J. W. Parry. In Mesa, Babbitt & Son, Ellsworth & Co, and Smith and Bell In Glendale, Stauffer & Tuckey. To introduce, we will deliver one gallon to any GUS toner in Phoenix for fifty cents.
 coco COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Phone Blk. S995. 526 w. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-04
EAGLES ATTENTION

On Monday oct. 5th, at D. m the fall term of our regular meeting will begin. We will have refreshments and something to smoke and there will be business of importance and all Eagles in our Aerie, No. IFS come and have a smoke. All visiting brothers are cor dialy invited.
 HARRY J. BENNETT,
 Worthy President Kodak work cheap at DonnelPs.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-04
BASEBALL TopAY-The game be-

BASEBALL TODAY-The game be- tween Galpin's Colts and Herzbergs Maroons will be called today at 9 o'clock at Eastlake park. Williams is slated to toss for the Colts and Delgado and Grijalva for the oppos- ing team While this is a contest for all the gate receipts it Is at the same time a work out for the two hines. preparatory to the open ing of the City League schedule, which will take place in about a week unless professional ball is organized, which now appears to have fallen through. The opening of the City League was to have taken place on the first Sunday in the month but it was postponed to learn what was the intention of the boosters Of pro fcssional ball It was not desired to start a schedule which could not be finished.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-04

Wanted to trade-A1 saddle pony, perfectly gentle, good saddler, for a work mare that will breed, see Wood ruff at Tollison's, mile south of foundry.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
The Orioin Of PortuuaI.

About the year 1094 the name of Portugal appears in the annals. Al fonso VII. of Casti&e in that year signed over to Count Henry of Bur gundy, who had left his native land to help fight the threatening Moor, the county of Portugal as lief The name Portugal comes directly from the Latin, signifying the Port of Gale Gale being the old name for the town of Oporto. The brief of Alfonso marks the beginning Of the separate existence of Portugal. Though for many years it was no more than feudal depend. ence of Castle. nevertheless this child was the father of the later independent kingdom. In the year 113S the lords os Portugal took the title of king and refused allegiance to any power, Mos. len or Christian.-Rosary Magazine
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Going Down.

A public school teacher in Philadel- phia had occasion once to correct the pronunciation of pupil of Scotch origin. The lad persisted in saying "doon" instead of down" Finally, the instructors patience becoming ex- hausted he shouted at the boy, Down! Down. Down."
 The pupil in question remained un- disturbed by this outburst, but an other lad in the rear of the room quickly sprang to his feet, stuck out his hand in a mechanical way: then, suddenly exhibiting great embarrass- ment, sat down.
 Well. my boy" said the teacher good-naturedly. you must be . foot. ball enthusiast"
 Not exactly, sir" replied the boy T run the elevator down to Perkins. ' illustrated Sunday Magazine.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
SET FORTH HIS APPRECIATION
CaptAin's Naive Testimony to the
 Worth Of His Nurse.

Nurses in training have many hard ships to bear. but perhaps none is worse than having to appear cheerful under all conditions A sense of humor is perhaps as great an asset as nurse can have, for it will help her oyer many a difficulty
 The daughter of a wealthy man up state became imbued with the desire to know how to earn her own living. and to that end she entered one of the large city hospitals as a nurse, says the New York Press. The work was to her liking. and. as she looked on the bright side of everything, she was gen erally In happy frame oT mind. Her particular pet" was an old and illtt- crate sea captain. who was in the sur gical ward with broken arm which would not knit He was a cheerful old fellow, and his droll remarks gained for him the good will of every body. One day when the nurse had paid him some little attention, he said with an appreciative smile:
 Miss l.. is the best waitress I ever had!"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18

or his punishment He went back to his seat and ever after was one of the most docile of the pupils in that school. though he had been at first ona of the rudest."
 Something like that. only more Jesus did for us. He took our plac, and by the keynote of his own sacri. ficing love brought the justice of God into harmony with his mercy. while at the same time he awakens in our sorls the music of gratitude and makes the discord of sin give way to the har. mony of righteousness.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

The jollier doesn't always have the most fun.
 The tailor at least should be judged by his clothes
 Many fellow has more money than brains who isn't rich.
 The door of diversity always has the latchstring out
 At evening the day is done. even though it may have started as raw Jay.
 Some men have no use for their friends unless they can make use of them.
 It's safe plan to believe only half you hear, and then forget most of that.
 Any man is apt to be all run down after his neighbors get through dis. cussing him.
 Time and tide wait for no man. yet some fellows always insist that their time will come.-Philadelphia Record.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Ought Not Christ
 to Have Suffered?
 By REV..A (. DIXON, D. D.,
 r.stos ot the Chisaso Ave. lMooAy's) CAsreh. Chicago.

Ought one per son to suffer for another? Damon became hostage for h Is friend. P y { h ias, i who. after being con- demned to death, was permitted to go home and see his loved ones be- f ore execution. Before the re- turn of Pythias Damon was heard to express t h e " i S h { h at he
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
NEW CONUNDRUMS.

When is fence like a farmers daughter? When rustic.
 When are hunters and card players alike? When counting their game.
 That it does not pay to be iorgivIng in a world which so rarely forgfves. That million dollars is more to be chosen than humble and happy home.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Dr. ]. |. Bell Prescott, Arkansas

Office in rooms of McRae Bldg. Telephones: Office 1S7; Residence 260. Office Hours: 7:30 to S:30 a. m. 7:30 to S:30 p. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-09
RECORDENOS Ell PASADO.
Como Sc fund6 la villa de COamo.

fandar 10 que es hoy villa do Ooamo. Di'
co el padre MePCado:
"Vikitsndo la iBlR h9 hAlladO que hAbla
gsandfsima nsceBidad de hRCer 0tr0 pus'
bio, mGB de los que hAbfa, CRBi On 81 III
non de 10 costa, para el BeguEo do ella,
como dc todR ls isls y para rsCoj0r & mas
de tFeintR vscin0B, que halle d0TrRmRdoB
= muy lejos de pOblsdo, Hin iglsgia nj
ClsTo nj yer miH8 en- TODD 81 an =; nj FGCi'
biz los BaCTamentoB dc Ia igleniA, = fiaal
meate, como BaIvajeU, aunque e'ps II les
de naCi6n Casi todo1. Vase sl pueblo hR'
ci ndo ? entiendo que ssE& negocio dc qu0
DioB y VueBtFa MsgaBtad BoFGn BeEvidoB
y ls tisEFS aprov0ChadS."
D3 GntR manifestation de fray Manuel,
nAci6 una autorigaci6n de Felipe II para
que % ConstFuyera 81 pueblo, = la ou8l
no ha podido OncontEaF.
Doe amos mas tards, el "A de AgoBto Dc
1875, Ell obispo MercAdo sBcEibia 81 reg:
"AOfmiEmo he prCeuFRdo quO tsngS efsO'
to- el pueblo qua oonvione 90 hagG en- lO
costa , medic do lR iBla, como poT Vusu
trs Msg Mtad hs Bido mGndado, hAbisndo
sdvGrtido 20 que Convenfs h1G0EBe; = Ruu
gus poE POGO y NAL diBpusBto, 20 ayUdo
GA prsdicar tods 10 CuaFesmB, y poF Las
muchas agua8 que hR habido este afi9, no
hq7 podidO iE psFBonalm0nts 10 costa, h9
dado orden como 30 sBCojA Bitio que con,
venga, y 90 van hacienda CRBR8, d0nd0 60
comisnsAn 6 rsc0gar los que han de po.
bIRr, gAIdE6 10 mas en- breva q9slpudie
re daT 6FdenGJ como 30 efsCtd9 la obFa
naceEaVis."
ApeGRr de 10 TeIiHtenCia que an 81 60.
bernRdoF don Francisco Obsn1o MsB8fa
enContRGrs sl proyecto ? obrR de constTuc'
Ci6n del pueblo, sl ebigp0 MsTCRdo no
deBiHti6, poT al ContFaEio, Rl ger nombV VRdo
obiBpo de PanamE, no 10 olvid6, sino qua
an lR Ultima GaTta que de esta igia eacTi
biera al rey Ga 1877, 90 dscfA:
''YO he pEOCuradO qua 90 hiCieFe an
pa b Q On Ia cobt8 do eBta isle, por ser CO.
ID importRntisimB al HPguTo de ella, como
ADVERT q VueutER MageatBd, y me fu6
mandGdo qQs 10 hicisFP. Ha visto tan
poca voIuotsd y caBi contradiction en- loa
gebEnAdoFeB do GgtR iBlV, que Ruuqus Ol'
gunoa poCoB vecineG ComanzaEou & pOblaF,
no he podiao llegar' al CRbo; psTo dejq
el Orden y tTRZ8 qus he dc tsnaF, para
que mi Hucs8oF HUpla mis- fAltaB asf cred
10 h3FG."
suBtituido MoECado por fray Diego d.
Salamanca, 6Sts que foe do8smbnEc9do on
GuSniOB, CON 60 Bobriua, fAmiliaBsB ,
CEiados. 20 vic obligs6o hRCsr ol visiC
poH terra, dssdG sBa puuto GsER C!adad
tuvo OcRBicn de Con0oer al pals ca l0l
tEsinta J Biots diag que empl06 On vsniF
CEuEando montOs, rios , males Camineg
que de tal modO ls gRstaEon, qua entu
EaRmado dsCfR al roy: "OeEtifco v. ~
que Gl L. meioF , m6s Eica tisEEa que u
aa VigtO. ca TODD 20 delGuhi0Eto Do TndiaBs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-09
XVII.

CoFrfa e. II dc 1873 ? gobernAbR sStS,
lila deBds 1889 don Francisco dc Soils,
quien sustituy6 & don FrAnCiUCo Baham6n
do Lugo, & qnien 0l nistO de Ponce de
Ls6n, Juan Ponce Garcia TroChg, hAbfa
h0cho SSItRF de % puesto.
AgitRdoB y tFiHtGg GrGn eBoB dfR0 On GDtR
coIonis; l0 guerra. que Felipe II Bontuvie-
70 con Francis, habfa hscho que los fran.
cessB tomaTan eatR inIs por obj0to do uuU
Atsquea. San German, que 0AtabR en- Goa.
yani Is hAbf8 Bido BGqueAdR inoendiRdR
y Soli8 deBde que lleg6 Rplic6 toda Bu &C.
tividRd , eneTgfA TeOonatFuir Ia antigua
ciudAd. PsT0 tsmiend0 nuevAB dsRtEuCCi6n
, Daqueo por Lon numsFoS0B coFBarios ftRn.
ceaeB que BFguian TecoTlisndo Las CoBtaF, y
CstimRndo bu0no el conBejo de loB ftaileB
donnie icoB, acoEd6 lsvAntAT Ia nusvs ciu
dad en- lG Loma de Santa Maria, donde
hoy 90 aBients. 81 diVgusto qus OSto pro
dujo elgu"os vsCinos gus dsgeAbAn estar
CsFcs del puerto no cuatro legusB de
e., di6 orig0n lG Real Prcvini6n do 10,
de Enero de 1873, OBtableciendo 10 fisza
de Ia Ciudad en- squsl lugOr.
VACGnte Is mira do Puerto Rico dOBde
1857 ca qqe la Tsnunci6 don Rodrigo de
BAbtidaB, el OouBejo dc IndiaG acoTd6 pro'
veaF!8 en- 1870, nombrRndo Rl IfsCtO
don Fray Manuel de Mercado, ftaile dc
San Geronimo, qni6l no vino 4 la islG
hRBts 1872. La correspondence de este
ObiSpO niue ira sl diygusto que tx perimeh'
to al llegar % di63eBi', on To- que nj
temple tenfs, pusB no podfS ConBiderarss
como tel la CRtOdTRl, con gu techumbrs
de pSja que dejaba collar lR Iluvi', ain
rentaB y hRDtR Gin RCeite para ls l6mpara
del SAntisimC.
Como poT un destinO fatal eats infsliz
islR parsce entRT pradestinAda eternG
prGtsFici6n, 81 Consejo de Iodiag hAbiR
dictado una c6lu'a, por ls CuRl 20 mandA'
bR que loo oficiRleI de r al Hacienda re-
sidentes en- la ciudRd de sAnto DJmingo,
tuvisran privilfgjoG alli = aquf, tanto pa
ra ocupaT pue t0s an el CGbildo y Etgi'
mionto Conosjo) de Ia CiOdad, como 60
0l tsmplo ? dem6s lugaVsI, 81 padre MeE
cado on de Ssptismbrs d. 1873 deCfa
al EeY On nombEe de los vecinos do Ia igL0
ny BupliCSn VuestrR AltsSa, les haga
msECod de dich8 tel C6dul0, para loa ef
CialeU do Puerto Rice; pusS BuS oti3ialel
no son de msnoB CBlidad que loB de Ia inla
EspahoIa, y On 10 msDdar provssr rsCi
biPGn mOFced,"
En- 01a miBma CAEtS, On la que & ID
YES que uoliCithba ls identidsd de deT0Chol
de loB ofCiaLss de Puerto Rico con Ion ID
santo Domingo, 81 obispo M0ECRdc, ez
ponfG Rl CensejO las gERndes n0Oolldadel
del pals = lG uEgenCiB dc que 90 tEejS
zen nSgroB para 81 fomsntO do loB inga
MICS y de lAB minaB, que habiAn decade
con la faltS de brnsos y ID penuEia de ll
colonia; On ssS mi1mR GaEtas Fspito. enoon
tramoB sl dAtO do ID pEimsrR ga1li6n part