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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12

scoop wheel had received water. The
 operation of the wheel has restored
 confidence among tLe farmers, ana
 the valley land is rapidly being pre-
 pared for irrigation. Work has been
 continued on the canals in the Yuma
 Indian reservation. and seven mics
 of these canals were completed at
 the ciOsC of the mCIth Excavation
 was carried on in connection with the
 main canal on the AriZona side.
 About one mile of tbis canal was
 completed at the Cl0se of the mourl
 New Mexico. Hondo Project (101 per cent completed) 1.-The condit.pna
 uu the Hondo project have remained
 the same as during last month
 There was no water stored in the res
 ervoir during November The annu
 li cleaning the lateral system has
 not yet been initiated.
 New Mexico Rio Grande Proiecf
 CEngIe Dam preliminary work; Leas
 burg diversion 100 Der cent cCmplet-
 cd). The work Of constructing a railroad from the santa Fe line tu the Engle Dam has been in progress since November 1G. A road has been built from the east abUtment oi the dam to the lumber sard Material for pipe lines has been assembled and preliminary work for laying pipe is ir progress. On the Lcasburg Diver sion the only work done has been n connection with repairs to the cana system and the construction of tool ! house temporary rental contract was entered into with the Water Users association which was ap proved November 10.
 New Mexico. Carlsbad Project co | per cent complctcdD irrigation or the Carlsbad Projcc5 continued und l the IJth of November, on which date | the water was turned out of the ca ual. The planting of grain continucc until the 25th of the month. Cotton raised on the project has pr2cucauy all been einned and has proved 10 be a light crop. Construction work al | Lake McMillan has been enCrgetical | ly pushed and good progress has been made. The west auxiliary embank ! ment containing lS,650 cubic yards was 70 per cent completed at th' close Of the month. The cast em bankment containing 34.e00 cubic yards was 90 per cent completed ana i the riprap thereon 5e per cent com 1 pletod. Excellent progress has beer 1 made on the headgatc structure and | the straighiening of the channel be
 low the gaees. and it is anticipated ! that all the work at Lake NcMiilai will be completed December lU.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12
Ethel Roosevelt Enters
 Upon Her Social Career

end of the building he rc'gns supreme. whether it be at a cabinet meeting. or a gathering of senators or foreign diplomats. but he has so often had to play secondary part in the east rovat where Mrs. L0ngworta made her bow to the world Of fashion, and in the
 many musical afiairs of Mrs Roose
 welt that he has an air of feeling him self something of a supernumeTary
 when ht appears there Mrs. RoOse- welt is looking worn and tired this
 winter and her close friends are say
 ing that she does not regret that she
 is soon tO retire. A few years aE;ss she saiG quite frankly that she liked
 her job. but it is believed now that she
 is looking forward to her proposed trip 10 Europe Jais spring where she wIli spend a year before return ng to this country When Alice LongwOrth was Ethers age she was considered too
 much of a hoyden to be trusted with
 9 trip to Europe and presentation aI , the courts there, but her younger sis ter has 8 quister disposition and has
 had the advantage of a longer period tefcre the public and at home in the White House She will be presented 1 at several European courts and is lv
 have all the advantages and delights
 Of contact with tae highest societi in
 the capitals. Mrs. Roosevelt has not
 been abroad since her marriage which
 occurred in London and she must be-
 something more than human if the
 contrast between her position at that time when she had gone abroad tO ! take Q position as governess in a fam ily with that in which she will be | cOme the guests of kings does not give her some thrills.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12
THE cArL OF THE DIAMOND

Al Kaufman is the latest to draw the color line. His color line dTawinC is done with a piece of charcoal.
 Hugh shannon, formerly with the St Paul, Baltimore and Lowell clubs. win manage the Otumwa, Iowa team.
 John Hoey, has been sold by the Boston Americans L. ;hc Baltimore club of the Eastern league.
 George Winter. the old Boston pitcher. is to be instructed how to find his way to Indianapolis by the Detroit club.
 Gus Ruhlin vans to meet Jack Johnson. If Gus waits until the dingo comes home haps someone win in troducc him.
 Jack O'Brien says he intends t6 take a trip around tho world No; one Of those Stoddard tours. but real travelling
 If Pittsburg gave Now York a sheet of song and dance music for Spike shannon what did Kansas City give Pittsburg?
 Ted Sullivan says that Ty Cob 1, is the greatest ball player in the world today. They are all great to day as the season doesn't begin until April
 Ball players are playing the mar. riage game to stSndstiil this winter. which Is a mighty fine th.3g. Base bail news is scarce during the "ben ny days.
 Manager McAlecr Of the St. Louis Browns will give trial to Paul Cobb, brother of the famous -s-yrus. Jimmy signed Paul because Jack O'Counor said he wouldn't ao. Martin. tho little biothcr of Pitcher Ed Walsh. will be given chance to display his idea of the national pas- time with the Chicago White Sox next spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12

Camraign Fund Publicity uBd- monN Y. American
 Car Fender, Search For CNiddle- toni Techinal World
 Canadian Manufacturers tPorrifU North American
 Civic Retirement. New Campaign for (KeIlogg) Review of Reviews.
 Cleveland. Grover at Princeton lWesyl Century.
 Cont. Cesara. Italian American Hustler Outing
 Cornwall, Eng, Lands End at (Sy- mous) Harper
 Country Local Improvement SoCie- ties (ReZford) OUting
 Cowboy. PhotosrapEinc the tStes cr) Worlds Work.
 Crested Robber. The Bum Cozmo- politan.
 Diaan of Ahmed AseG-Uiiah of Da- mascus fDGuean) Harper
 England from an American stand point, I-Scribner.
 England's Unemployed Salvation Army and-RevieW of Reviews.
 English in Singing, The Use of (R0Cers) ScTibner.
 English Examples at Metropolitan Art Museum--ScrihHer
 Farm Brook. Power From the ( (Shafer) Review of Reviews. Farmer Whose Son is Also Farm CT IBerwicI) worlds Work. Fifteenth Amendment (NCrrisJ V. American Fire Waste. Our Shameless CAdams} EveTyhody's
 Florida: a Winter Playground Nun rUel Outing
 Flying Machines, Modern (Foster) Every oody's. Germany. The Crisis in lPeck Nun. l sey.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12
4 SCIENTIFIC RUBE.
<nsw More Than the Expert When 1T
 Came Co Local Conditions.

Game Co Local Conditions.
 .'We were sitting around the stovs ia tho bar of the little hotel iu T Blaine town" writes an electrical sales man in the Electrical Review. when the electric lights aickered and went out.
 't'Eosa the aarbness cafGe 2 soiema voice that sai3
 " Electric lights all out bcosl,. and yet it ain't D,owin' hard. either some thin's happened to thc dynamo. msy- be-
 T had been selling electrical sup plies to tLe little lighting companies for several months. bat 1 l,od never heard this particular idea expressed before
 T laughed long and loud and was all the more amused when no one joined me.
 After they had lighted big kcro- scnc lamp I proceeded to explain to thc crowd that ircandcscent lamps can't be blown out by the wind. When I had finished the Oll pgbc who had commented on tine light sail:
 Look here, young man. if you knew Iittic s0methin' about local con ditiOns and about your own business you'd know that the wires in this township are hung ID slack on tHc poles in some places and that they get to slatting in a good stiff breeze. When they dc there's short circuit that puls the line out of business
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12
oBy Wallace strong)

tby Wallace StrOng.l
 The debut of Miss Ethel Roosegei,, the second daughter Of Presideu, Roosevelt. took place at the White House recently. The form of entei tainment selected by Mrs Roosevelt for the coming out of her young daughter was the same as that tul Alice, now Mrs. LOngworth, a small dance" fer which 900 inv tati0ns had teen issued, and for every invitat,Un there were probably more than five heart breaks among the girls who lad longcd in vain for the coyetes. pices of cardboard. The younger smart set is made and lilnitod for the winter by the debut Of Miss Roosevelt since an invitation to the dance is the hall mark by wlich those who aIe within the magic circle are marked off frcm those who are without.
 The dance was a brilliant affair. 3, beautifu, setting. pretty girls in the most goraeous of directo.re gowns and young officers in gay un forms combining to makt the picture. The East room, so 'yell known 10 tourists from all parts of the country. was used for dancing and the supper was GSiNtu IT N-4t luNtE CSittsJI W hlC4t wes oae of the additions to the breathing space Of the White House when the alterations were made a few years ago.
 Mss Ethel. who is far from buiIi, a beauty. was nevertheless engag ng in a girlish, wholesome way and President Roosevelt, wEo must by this time have become accustomed Jo being only side issue at many of the Waite House affairs. was prGP- erly retiring. in his offices in far
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12

Gospels of Lindau: Famous Jew clied BOCI, CTealD Cosmopolitan. Guinness. Mrs. Benjamin CTothe-- inEtunD Munsey.
 Hard Times Force Millennium (Dunn) Technical World.
 HaystacE. A 921.0OO.oO0 (5loor- head} Outing.
 Iaytian President. Setting Up Q New (Dumum) Outing.
 Hetch-Hetchy Valley (Muir) Cen tury.
 Horses. Wild (Baraes) Mcclure, Hughes, Charles E. (Brigdman) Ireland The NeE BrooEs North American
 Italian Immigrants of Tontitown (Aiathews) EFerybody's.
 Labor-How It Wll Absorb Capital lCarnegie) Worlds Work. Life Insurance Policies For Special Purposes Worlds Warl. Lincoln and Darwin (Sherwood) Worlds Work. Lions That Stopped Railroad, Ill Worlds Work
 Microbes to Figbr Rats CTalbop Technical World
 Milton, the M3ny-Sided (Peck) Cosmopolitan
 Nommson and Ferero Pecn Bookman.
 Mortality of Ovgrweights and Un- derW Weights-McClure.
 Mount Huascaran, First Ascent o1 (Peck) Harper. Musician. The, As a Money Maker 1 Isaacsl BOUEmau. Navajo ShcephcTicr CWyCth) Scrib- liner
 Naval Administration. our-North l American.
 old saiem ships and Sailors, XII | (PaiDe) Outing.
 0pium Question Csritannicus) \. AmeTica.. Orange Grove ,n 6 Powem ou ing Pacific Coast old Village. A John sOn) Outing.
 Paris. Ino st Louis Of Muard)
 Pearl, Quest of the CTayIor) Ev IerybOdy's.
 Pecan-King of Nuts, The CCran dalD Technical World.
 Penal Code. Our First EatiCna ! (SutheFland) x. American. Petroleum of the [. $. (Day he view of Reviews. Pinchot. Clifford: Forester CThomas] Review Of Reviews. | Playwright, The. aad His Player! CMatlhewsl ScTibncr.
 Poe (BrownolD Scribner. ] N-To-s.r A rFas4 mn lsey.
 Poe and Secret Writing O-edd ] Bookman.
 Poe in Society Dieder) Bookman.
 POc's Lost Poem Qngram) Book
 Poet of the shriows Leo) Nortl American.
 Poison by the Ton, Makini ! (Greene) Technical World.
 Portsmouth Treaty, The (kurOpai kiHJ Mcclure.
 Postal Savings bank. Need Of (Mey ler) Review of Reviegs.
 Potsdal1, Picturesque (Schauffler lCenury.
 Prosperity, Advance agent O (keys) Worlds Work.
 Puerto Rico, Co;orful (Aiason 1 OUlNS.
 Root. EHhu: Worlds statesme' | (Wellman) Review of Reviews
 Saint-Gaudens. Augustus; Bcmiu iscenses of-Century.
 Saioon-keeper's Experience and Oh ervations-McClura
 Schneider. Otto l.; Etcher CiobeT Cosmopolitan. !, Schools. Outdoor (Henderson Worlds Work.
 six-shooter, The American CHough Outing.
 snaise-bite Remedies CDitmars Outin2.
 South. The Solid CTaylor) Noru American. | Stage. Appeal oi the CFord) NC Clure.
 Stevenson. Some Rare Glimpses c | (Niilard) Boolzman.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12

the trips were made by the way of Wilcox to the camp, distance Of about l5G miles. or by horseback from Mammoth. The Company expects to te producing and shipping concen- trate inthe early part of the year, tle output of waieh will be taken out by way of Winkleman, over the F. S '. railroad. Tn will reduce the wagon haul 10 about 30 miles Frank J. Sibley is general manager.
 The Rasaiie Copper is planning to rush development on a larger scale 1t it's property in the Copper Creek district One Of the series Of veins has been tapped by the ad.t wAich is nov in 550 ft The orc Is better than it wac expected to be, average sam ples glving Teturls Of t7 per cent cop per. Small streaks sample as high as 9 per cent copper. Arrangements will be made at once to push the adit ahead an additional 100 1t. to tap oth- CT veins Tine largest outcrop IS on tde apex of the mountain.
 MoHAVE COUNTY.
 A. l.. McKesscn has leased part of lis HCly Moses mining clam to Alger Brcs. The lessees VII go to work or the mine at once and will have their ores millcd at the mine
 The San Diego company which re gently tCok over the Cruz mine near Yucca. nave sent in supplies and e2 .Eect to start work soon on sinking a 'i0Glft shan. Joe Kelsey and ai. J.. Ryan are Joking ont for the interests cr the new wners-
 T. j. Grant, who is in charge of the wcrE for the SteWGrt-Warner Co. at Mus C Mountain, expects to have the hoist in working slGEe within ten days. Sinking wlll be started at once Carl HoltscEUe, Cf GOldficid. Nevada. Is making an examination of the mine fer the company.
 \ force of men has been put tO work or the Cli-pax group of mines. T Union Basin. The mines are oWnGO I' number Of oil operators in the Kansas and indian Territory fields.
 PIMA COUNTY
 The Fresnal mines. in the Barba- Quiyari mountains, 7j miles from Tue sun have been sold to J. R. Clair ana associates, of Orange. New Jersey. for S200.peG. The property was located 10 years ago. but aas been workeu cnly recently. There is said to be a vein 1J ft w'de opened to the 270-ft. level all of which it will pay to work. '. T. Jones is in charge of the de. yelopmenJ work now under way
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
 The capacity Of the mill on the Grin. go property in the Patagonia district has recently been doubled, making IL a io-stamp plant Development work 10 the extent of 3G00 it. las been done | in the past year.
 The AT'zCna Gold Mines Co. owr- ing group of promising claims in the Fort Bowie district, has a shaft down over goo it.. and also an adit, nuN lO0 ft. The ore is free milling and a mill test of 3I tons gave returns Of over s20 per ten. ShoulI the present ore body continue with the sink ng l Cf the shaft the company intends to erect 8 stamp-nill, but should the character Of the ere change and re- 1 quirc smelting. a smeljer viii be buiIt
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-12
MINING NOTES
ARIZONA.

The west drift at the 450 ft. level of the Black Hawk mine or the Ari- zona Commercial Ca, has greatly i'm proved. Three feet of ore are now showing, averaging l2 per cent cop per and 6 to 10 Oz. silver per toa,- It is now evident that large and rich ore-sacot will be developed near the east end of the Black Hawk below the water-lexei The Eureka shaft is pro ducing more water, and fl is believed that the pumps will now drain the Black Hawk vein. The shaft has passed through the ricA glance ore.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 The shaft of the American Eagle. in tha Copper Creek district. i5 miles northeast of Mammoth. in Pinal coun- ty. has reached a depth of 2o0 fl. A double drum electric hoist Aas been installed
 The Copper Greek Mining Co. has recently built new stoTc and otsles' building at it's property in the sane district. The machinery for the con ccntrating mill has been shipped. a portion of il being on the ground and the rema nder. whica Is now at Win ikleman, will he brought to the camp and installer before the close of the present syear. The road which nas been recently opened at { cost of about $20.0O0 is now completed from Mammoth to tae old camp and the Copper Creek settlement Previously
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Januey '09

Dear Friend;
 Mama said this morning she was very thankful be- cause there was a fifSi- class grocery in this town. She never has to send any thing back she gets from there because they won't send out anything that is not the best,
 We buy all our groceries from this one place.
 Your friend
 Jacob. P. s. That one place is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-16

desvaneciendo, esfumando
en- un desgranamiento de me-
l6dicas frases hasta perder-
Sc en- Iejanafas crcpusculares
de belleza y de luz. Mereci6
nutridos aplausos.
La rapsodia nGmero IL,
de Litz, POGO conocida de nues
tro publico, tuvo una feliz in
terpretaci6n.
Termin6 eI acto con una
fantasia de Litz, .Sue60 de una
nOchc dc rerdno, que corona
ell tXito del maestro que eje
cut6 la obra con delicadeza
prcSlci6n maravillosa.
En- general, todO ell conjun-
to del programa fu6 admi-
rabIemente interpretado por
los profesores Lecompte, Roo
ms, Andino y Jordan, que COO !,
peraron eficazmente al triun-
70 del brlllante compositor,
Iegitimo OrgullO de nuestra
TERRA 4 quien la Correspon
tributa el sincere tes- !,
-imonio de sus aplausos u de |
,u admiration. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-16
'EL CONCERTO
De ANOCHE,
Triunfo del insigne
artista Gonzalo Nu-
nez. /
Una carifiosa ovacion le
tue tributada.
-
Las pleas del prOgrama fue.
ron acknowledgements eiecl,
tadas.

| Con escogida concurren-
cla llev6se a efecto la audi-
ci6n del inspirado compositor
puertorriqueno senior Gonza-
10 Nunez.
Una acogida carinosa por
ell publico tuvo ell maestro al
presentarse en- la escena, tri-
butandole nutridos aplau~l
SOS.
\ En- el cuarteto de cuerdas
sobresali6 ell mlnuetto, primor
de exquisite y delicada COM
poslci0n.
Dour Souge, es de una deli-'
cadeza expresiva, de exhu-1
berante fuerza melodica, yer-S
daderamente quinteesencia-
ola y prodigiosamente resuel- |
to, con soluciones arm6nicas I
de incompatible y sujestivos-
encantos.
Ell adagjo, obra donde ela'
artista demostr6 ell tecnisis-
mo y profundo conocimien-
i
to del complicado mecanis-
mo del piano; ell sentiments
to artfstico undo al alto sem
lido PRACTICE, llevaron Ell a.
nimo d la admiration por ell
arartista.
La estilizaci6n, la riqueza
ornamental de esa primorosa
composition; la delicadeza es-
tructural, formada de I'm agru
pamiento de notas que Sc van
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-16
RES|DENC|AS
REALES:
Ell kaiser posee ~ cas-
tillos cuyo entreteni-
miento le gravan
fgrandemente.
AIgunos de ellos encierran
gloriosos recuerdos.
Ell sultan de Turquia posee 8
reSidencias encantadoraS.

La literature romantica nos ha
divertido grandemente con los siete
castillo del rey de Bohemia. No son
muchos, en- conparaci6n con los
cuarenta Y nueve que posce ell en-
perador de Alemania, ell cual es ell
masNrico propietario del RENO de
Prussia, pucs ell territorio prusano
de que es duoho ,Nascicnde q mas
de Glen mil hectareas
Tai riqueza comienza q fastidiar
al Kaiser por las grandeS cargas que
pesan sobre sus propiedades. De aqui
que Sc encuentre dispuesto a ena-
jenar algunos de estos castillos, cuya
compra ie han puesto algunos capi
talistas alemanes.
Pero Ia venta de los castillos de
Guiliermo ofrece grandes dificulta
DIES Entire los que Sc trata de ena-
ienar figuran los castillo de Stotzen-
felsc de Sahegerhof y de Benrat
todos elloS residencia de gIoriosos
recuerdos hiStoricos; Y es ell case
que una Societlad que existe en- Ale
mania para la protection de los re-
,uerdos hist6ricos, ,ha protestado con
ira la enajenaci6n de esos tres cas-
yilios y exige, por 10 menos, la obi
gaci6n, por parte del adquirente,
lie conservar las construcciones in
5actas y de dejar alberto al pdblico
os parques d elias anexos.
Esta intervention parece que ha
1espertado el Garlic del Kaiser ha-
;ia sus propiedades, decidi6ndole q
,xigir garantias ciertas a los COM
lradores.
No es tan rico propietario ell rey
lie Inglaterra.
Ell ito del Kaiser posee en- Londres
,omo propiedades de la corona, Bu-
Palace, Saint James,
Aensington y Marlborough House. !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-16
.EN LA CORTE
De D|STR|TO
Sehalamiento de ape
laciones en- 10 efimi- ea
nal.
Mas de $50 juicios eleva-
dos a la Corte.
Hay muchOS pOr acometimiento
y aggression.

? En- La Corte de Distrito del Dis
trito Judicial de San Juan V Sec,
ci6n Segunda Sc han hecho los 81.
guientes sehalamieptos de apela.
clones.
Para Abril A. Microbes. Ell pue.
bio de Puerto Rico contra Miguel
Vidal, por acometimiento y agre-
sion.
Contra Evaristo Vazquez-Contra
salud publica.
Contra Luis Opio y otros-Acome-
metimiento y agresi6n.
Contra Juan Gomez Alvarado-AI-
terar la paz.
Contra Martin Maisonet-Acome-
timiento Y agresion.
Martin Maisonet-Alterar la paz.
Balbino Figueroa y otros -Juegos
prohibidos.
Gerardo J. Hisch-Inf. Art. 324
c. P. R. A. Mcfia-Inf. Ordenanzas
munlclpales Pedro Curet-Hurto.
Para Abril l5-Jueves. Contra
Angel Casanova Inf. Art. 273C. P.
Avelino Gonzales -Acomt.y agres
Eugenio Echavarria- a-Acomt.yagers.
Eugenio Echavaria Hurto.
Zen6n Correa-Acomet v agre.
Angel Col6n-Iuf. Ord, Municp.
Cristino Reyes-Portar Armas.
Antonio Martinez id id.
Leoncio Berberena-Acomt.y agres
Gabino Burgado-Portar arms.
Para Abril l6-Viernes. Ell Pue-
bio contra Norberto Lozada-Inf.
Ord. Nun.
Julio Pantoja ct al-Juegos.
Tomas Flores-Alterar la paz.
Pedro L6pez-Aeomt, y agrees.
Antero Delgado ct al-Acom. "
Agres.
Francisco Rivera-Acom. y Agres.
Nazario Rodriguez-Inf. Ley Sa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-16
LA COM M|S|ON EN- WASHING ON.
Interview con el Sr. Benitez Castafos

nidad.
Sinforoso Ortiz-id id
Pedro Lopez-Portar armas.
Frutos Fuertes-id id.
Para Abril l7-Sabado. Ell IPue.
bio contra Emilio Agrinson, ct al
Prisi6n illegal.
Para Abril l9-Lunes. FL Pueblo
contra Antonio Martinez-Portal
armas.
Jose Pastor Robles-Alterar la paz
Ciriaco CarrasquiIio-Inf. Ord Nun
Lucas Vazquez-Acomt. y agrees,
Juan Fuentes-id. id.
Juan Ramirez id. id.
Juan Rivera. id. id.
Juan Y. MatOs-Hurto.
Ignacio Guzmdn- id.
Jes6 Carrasquiilo. portar armas.
Para Abril 20-Martes. FL Pueblo
contra Epifanio Guadalupe ct al
aiterar Ia paz.
Contra Anselmo Cirino-c la Just.
pub.
Contra Felipe Delgado-Alterar la
paz.
Contra Lorenzo Cruz-id. id.
Lorenzo Cruz Portar armas.
Pedro Santos-Abuso de confianza
Juan P6rez-Aeomt y agresi6n.
Juan Nieves ct al-Juegos.
Juan Ma. Vega ct al-Hurto.
Juan Rivera-Inf. Ord. Nun.
Para Abril 21-Miercoles. FL Pue-
bio contra Raimundo Villegas- Por-
tar armas.
Raimundo Villegas-Inf. Ord Mu.
Julian Catala -Portar armas.
Jose Virella-C Ia salud pub.
Jose Izquierdo c la junta pub.
EulaliO Andino-Hurto.
Aniceto Hernandez ct aI-Turbsr
Ia paz.
FL pueblo contra Luis Muhoz RI
yera-Libelo.
Pedro Medina-Hurto..
Jose Nazquez -Acomt. Y agres.
Para Abril 22-Jueves. FL Pueblo
'ontra Silyestre ROdriguez-Aeome-
imientO.
saturnino Negr6n-Acomt v agrez.
jose Vazquez id. id.
BenignO Corres Dafos.
Adolfo Gimenez-Aeomt, Y azms. .
PrudenciO ArroyO-Turbar IL uax.
Juan de Dios Perez id. id.
tuperto Salsman-Abus0 de con
lanza
,azario ROdrigieZ-P0rtar armar.
J. de- Yale e ai-Inf. Ori Mla-
Para Abrii .. -Yiernes. n pueblo
onira Rafael Nicolsu Portsr armas. q
AstiAs Castro e sIsCrIe.dsd egat