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New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
lEEEIcE' Hotel
! Royal Daniel
ALL MODERN COMFORTS
NEWLY EEFITTED. !

jesticaIly out TO meet him. opening his great mouth
as he neared the surface for expected morsel,
and very seldom was he doomed 20 Disappointment
II we were slow in Offering it, he would come as
close as possible shore. never hesitatinS TO eat
from out our fingers. seemingly no more afraid OK
US than We were Of him.
He a rollicksOme. jolly fish. never troubles
about the necessities Of life. and seemingly s-lis-
fed with its conditions Every one felt like laugh
ing when him. and it really seemed 49,
he enjoyed cOmpanonship.
II was a pretty sight when our yacht steamed
out from shore 10 see the wake Of fish that fol-
lowed il; and it was especially pleasing TO watch
them como to meet US returning. as they al
ways did.
No one thing gave more pleasure during that
happy summer by the lake than tame hsh. yet
we resolved never TO feed them another season for
our BAY grew TO have a reputation as a nshins
ground and il was very grtevous 20 see the stciic
old fishermen sitting by the hour pulling into tneir
boats the trusting little creatures that We had as
armed by dispeiung their fears. But for one VINO
has a lake or stream wholly his own. 1 know OF
no pleasanter pastine than makins friends via
the dwellers there.-Sarah A Jenison' n .
Nicholas
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
moRkmEN,s HOMES IN HUNGARY.

four hundred houses for worSmeu on real estate
obtained from the city at very low price. These
houses contain 1872 fats. 20 have each rooms and
kitchen and the others L room and kitchen. The
rent of these fats Is between $50 81 and $Sl a a
year The buildings we're constructed at a cost Of
S913.G10
The imperial Austrian government is devotns
specal attention 10 the housing question, and In
connection with the Department OF Pubic WORKS
has established a special office for housing vel
fare a" not only intended for the masses. but also
Ton state officials Lately in the interest Of its
public servants appropriated $1,000 for the build
ing OF homes and similar amount for houses for
6r<ulen employed in mines. The government
seeks to encourage house building by aiding
building societies Such organization partly un-
der state control has been established in Reichen-
berg which within a period Of fifteen years has
built UP an entire section Of this clty-Consular
Report.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

bring in ali the books, writing material, tobacco.
clothes. toilet articles and bric-a-brac that he
pleaSes
The rising bell rings At $50 a. and the guests
have a chance 10 wash. shave and make their beds
before breakfast. O'Clock. The regular break
fast consists OF coffee and rolls, but guests may
supplement il with eggs cooked at the not water
tap. may order at their own expense. an elabo-
rate meal from the menu card Of nearby restau-
rant The morning newspapers are at hand, so
that guests while slipping their coffee, may scan
headlines and note the progress OF the tariff bill
A little political controversy occurs. and some one
says he is going TO write letter 10 the editor,
who is always glad print the opinion of intel
lgent correspondents in jail. After breakfast every
one goes into the yard for hours exercise. The
high brick walls do bar the sunshine the
yard. whi~h Is about sixty feet square and stone
tagged around central grass plot. There is a
good place for handbaI, and plenty Of for
tossing the medicine ball. Some one suggests that
Mr Foley would make himself still more popular
by providing gymlastic apparatus. An artistic
guest regrets that the rose bushes and dove cotes
OF a former regime more Perhaps some
philanthroPist will give few flower seeds color
the spaces between the privet bushes
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

quietly up behind the Pole and again the
suspicious movement. The first thought that oc-
CURED to him was that the Pole had been bring
ing over his dog. although how he could ever have
got it on board and kept 1t during the voyage
without detection was a problem. He ordered the
Pole to lay his burden down The Pole turned
white then did as he requested. The bag
contained his grandmother. She was tiny, weaz-
ened little woman. not large as a big child OF
twelve, with face wrinkled as an English
walnut and she was the last Of his at home.
She had trachoma and valuable antique jewery
The Pole was broken hearted when both were de-
ported for his great desire had been to come TO
the United States. and. OF course. he could not
leave his grandmother behind.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
PLAY GAMES OR READ.

After the exercise hour the guests repair to 4
large sitting and read. study or play pinochle
checkers. dominos and chess There is a small
library Of books and magazines Those who have
private stocks Of literature exchange their books
in a fTaternai spirit The atmosphere is conducive
10 solid reading rather than ephemeral fiction. Mr.
Perry. the sculptor. is just now pcrusing some Of
the works OF Balzac which the distractions OF out
side life did not permit him 70 reach. The author
who writes patent medicine testimonials when he
IS at liberty devotes himself here 10 tho edfynE
allegories Of Bunyan- Il pIeases the author 70
think that many literary men, including Buuvan,
Raleigh and Cervanres, have done their best work
in Jail, and ne resolves 10 turn out masterpiece
OF kind.
The dinner bell rings at noon. 4 wholesome
stew. boiled dinner a plate Of fish and pota-
IS provided. II this seems too frugal for
closter life there is the restaurant menu to fall
back on. Mr. Perry and most Of the guests
satisfied with the regular fare. Another hour IN
the yard, an afternoon spent in the sitting room
after the style Of the morning session. and then
supper Of bread and tea at > o'clock TWO hours
later the guests retire TO their chambers for the
night. They are locked IN. 1t is true. but the
obIigfng guard will open any reasonable request
There is no rule against talking, and guests may
read or write by the light OF their own candles
until they feel disposed TO go TO bed.
gentle routine it is No one IS overcrowded,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
r, BEARING A GUN FOR

for while there are accommodations for a hundred
persons the number Of guests at one time aver
aged twenty. The disagreeable monotouy OF seeing
the same faces and hearing the same anecdotes
complained by Arctic travellers, is obviated by
the coming and going Of inmates The comfort OF
guests IS pretty well assured by staff Of nine
guards and three or four cooks and attendants
There IS a family physician. to speak. and there
used To he a spiritual adviser who came around
on Sundays. The latter, q chaplain 70 the ToTnos
prison. is said 10 have concluded that the gentle
men in Ludlow street did not need exhortation
Letters to guests are rot opened before delivery.
as In common penal institutions Three days a
week are set aside for visitors, but no member OF
the AIlnony Club IS compelled 70 see his wife He
is at last safe from her once in a long while,
however a member Cf the fair enters the por-
tails as a guest. There was woman brought
to the office in contempt proceedings subsequent
on a supplementary inquiry, but the referee held
a hearing on the spot and the woman was dis
charged with consent Of counsel. In former days
a male guest charged with breach Of promise, won
freedom by marrying the woman Of his choice IN
the hotel Office.
4 number q years ago. when Herr IaHsen kept
the hotel three guests celebrated the Fourth o'
July by locking up the warden and guard with
their own keys and walking away, with the de-
risive cry. Der chan IS oudt! Boeece. Boleece.
The guests did have The key 10 the door IN
the office grille. but they slipped their hands
through the vlde-spaCed bars and easily turned
the key which was In the lock on the other side
Now there IS "a wire netting over the grille. merely
as a forlualitv. Il IS likely that any present
qtjest would be so discourteous and shorts'gh'ed
as n take French leave OF the comfortable Ludlow
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
PEACEFUL AND HoMELIKE.

aiking through the streets OF the squaIid, noisy
Last Side, the visitor is quite unprepared for the
peace and clean LONELINESS which greet him in
Alalow street jail. Flanked by public school and
ponce court two sides the brick building, orna-
elIed with antique iron grille over long windows,
resembles village church Or old-fashiOned hall OF
learning. The outer clamor does not penetrate its
eool costers. the struggle FOR existence is halted
al ne threshold. But il is not so easy 10 enter
SAeII1 Foley-s rest establishment. The guard who
opens the front door IN response 10 the electric bell
eyes the visitor suspicousy as II the latter might
Y Hylng 10 break into the county haven without
proper credentials. If the unemployed knew of the
me Hsing a the Hotel Ludlow they might storm
me oates. Then. there is always danger of former
inmates, sickened OF technically free life coming
oack n jaI ana il is the duty Of the guard to keep
elem cut. however much he sympathzes with their
e7sHe The only persons entitled to the privileges
oi ne Ludlow tavern are those in contempt Of
Sfsoeates' certain other courts. federal bank
Flpts. delinquent militiamen. execution and judg-
Aeot dettors. breach OF promise and alimony men,
tteReEer. the visitor who prove that ne mas
70 sinister purpose is ushered into cosey parlor'
iiied with rugs pictures and piano Here he meets
y arden Regan, vino talks freely and simply about
Is guests he warden admits ne has never read
i-olnhroso or any other criminologist. What's the
use2 They don't send criminals TO this place. The
learned observations Of penoogists do not apply to
tne inmates Of Ludlow tavern. Methods Of dis
elpine and reform are superhuous. There jus.
! few rules such as obtain an any well regulated
Hostery. guest arrival has his pedigree
1aken al the Office is shown up 20 his sleeping
Chamber. gets introduced the gentlemen in the
sitting room ard Is left TO his own devices. No
uHl1osr4. no haircut more Of the unpleasant feat
uies OF common prison. There is. indeed. a gen
see search for sharp instruments. keys and knives
as forbidden articles but there is no ccnhscation
y saT other private possessions. man may
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

superb location Apartments with
hot & cold & Thermal Baths Golf Garage etc
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
:, ,rID DAYS SPENT
~ LUDLOW TAVERN
,,pFRS OF ALIMONY
GLIB FIND REST.
,..ss, Reading, Physical Culture
and Comfort for Guests of
Sheriff Foley.
,.-,eu and fellow members Of the Alimony

r and fellow members Of the Alimony
SsAl .s e,cgncnt words Of the ad' writer.
- ..i spend the summer Is 1t Hcs'''s@''
=, 3vi5sts r.t,.s .ls,.ss. .s3oO@siGE Neptune's
sSf@,r, or 70 climb the pneclad slopes OF
a1-s = Mountains? To walk in the moonlight
e5'l" =, os re~furled chiffon your arm and
VII - Of vi1lins from the ballroom Of the
ne $50. hntel in your ears 70 plunge into the
zs-Y-. solitudes Of nature where the moose and
Ia ave vour only companions? To lol at AS
TX -sT.-t or 10 go abroad: to visit the Thousand
Fss - take in Newport A confusing multi
I IS-- ~ opportunities IS presented, and whatever
pl-e tba .yacationist knows that he Will come
IL 80. n purse. redder and scsnter in skin
hsl. sl.r.bes1v mole tired than when he started out
a. - ere fortunate enough to be the guests OF
The Hotel Luo'o" .-,,-... .,..,., -. .-,,-,..7 .
hrezed man in shirtsleeves, amhling into the
=. g'- nom Of Mine Host Foley's caravansary in
he EAST SIDE, .-,,.--.. - -,.. 49,. ~. 80, =.
responded a federal bankrupt
- -9,o are sojourning in this hospitahle place.
.rss the orator of the Alimony Club. have
- ssved the trouble Of selecting a summer re-
=. The bother Of clothes. timetables. preparation
- .,sn sort has been spared TO US. We are not
- = tbst our money will not last through the
80, and that We viii be compelled TO leave pre-
----sv Our board is free and the only expense
:. so- tobacco. We eat. drink and enjoy ourselves
s+bort speadinE 4 cent n fact our generous
,s,,,5 : naragon Of landlords, pays us TO stay
- wa get about s. q day while not doing a tap
~ work. Just enjoying ourselves Think Of IT.
a-s-s sss rneia fife tollar?" demanded Julius, the
nns,ble player. rolling a cigarette between his
nicotine stained fingers.
WY aren't you working of your alimony
sesrs AZ the rate OF 500 in three months? Figure
n OFT for yourself. Money saved IS money earned.
Ebeu YOU get out the bill is cancelled and you
bsve made lust that much. The wives have ceased
f-n7n troubling and the alimony payer is at rest
Irs q good thing. all right. that the wives can't
Fet in here said stout, moody looking man. with
carpet slippered feet cooked on a table. and I'm
slzays out when my alimony bride calls down
stairs-of course. she wants 10 apologize and make
up-tst I don't like some Of the fancy rules here,
Ike getting UP al $50 a. m, just when you want
70 turn over for a fresh snooze.'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
DUSSELDORF h Park k Hotel: .,t.5I
''THE FURSTENHOF"

GRAND OPEN LOCATION AIIOGAkAGE
Running Hot and Cold Water. Private BathS-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-07-31
AlbOTOiOs POIiliCOS en- Mexico.

la Ola pottica en- Mexico est0 hir-
viendo lie una manera que hace tenn.
blar. Dtaz no tiene oposicidn para la
presidencia, pero para la vicepresi-
dencia hay dos candidates, Corral,
que es q incumhente actual, y el Ge-
neral Reyes. La lucha politica es
entire les partidarios de estos dos can
didatos En Ia ciudad dc Guadala-
jara, el Sdbldo v el Domingo, ocu-
rrieron alb0ruto5 de c0nspcuencia, y
De ell0s da un testlgo ocular el ST.
guiente relate,
III paso, Texas, Julio 27 Mil per
souas fderon arrojadas a "a prision, Y
al meuas diez fJoron muertas v mu-
chas mas heridas en- argss hechas
pOr Ia eahalleria mpxicaua, segun 10
que dice w. q. BIssel, De Phillips
burg Kansas, liegado aqui e5ta no.
che De Guadahlaa, Mexico, lugar
doule courtroom los albor0t0s &c cue
ba dea5 eueata Ia prensa, el Sthad4
Y el Domingo u'ttm0s, Bi-sel estaba
en q Hotel Garcia el cual Toe destfui-
DO p9r Ia turba y dos ameriaanos
fueron htrIius. BIsscll Sc vino de
Guadalt i4rg en- el mi-mo tren ca que
alteroa los ora torres de Diaz y Co.
rmi que au,arun los albOr0tOs.
Su relate del levantamiont0 es co-
mo sIgue:
GEL Sibado en- 10 mahana llegaron
q Gua1aAjlra diez y seis oFadores
partij0ri0s lie Diez y Corral, con el
ln de toner una lanta. llI Sabalo
en- Ia nocha fueron 4 la piaza, pero
los Reyistas los corrieron dealli, para
el hotel Garcia, el oual opedrearan
'rampiendO q pedradas t0dos los cris-
tales dc las veut4nas que den al sur
Ola po'iril fa6 lamada y dual-
Imeute di-ppr5j q Ia tarba COsa de
I4naueuta Grrest0s f8eron hachs
"El - miUgo en IA malana los
|oradores Dlaz.CoFralista- ihan tener
una iuuta cu cl teatro D5lgud0,
Los Rcyistas fueron alii y ieyan-
tarJn una p queni harri,ada que fut
hecha de pIedras y muebles, amontO-
|n1do5 4 travts della aperture.
"PocOs minutes de-pues lle5aron
dos escuadrones de caballeria diri'
/ glendo una carga contra el motln.
70 me ocult6 detrds dc un mont3n dc
4 pedras.
LA cahaieria barri0 por sobre Ia
barricada, hacienda disparos contra
los atrincherddos, como de 500 4 60D
hombres, y despues que Sc abrlo pa
so para el otro lado, rtverz5 Ia caygai
usani0 en- esta vez su5 sables, con los
/ que cortaban a todos los que encon
traban 4 su paso. Los R'yistas de
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-07-31

ieycs Ia protecci6n han iurado darles,
cuandu SCI ve3u vulnerada-, no ha dc
illbr gn bueu Ciuiadauo que veng3
e sg rg-eate.
Eu tl mism0 lug5r vive un tem6-
cua l1tBns'gente, d. e~os que en
las h5taila- pHi.lifas, d0ude g .ucha
p1r un priucipi1, ST. dam p1r vgHeidos
p0r1 iauf- Sc riudcn. Este ticue ana
cAutiaa alli eu Lei0ux y Jos rcgislfos
del condaio muestan que iamas ha
d.ado p5s8ruu da sin wg1r ,ls II.
t,neias, eu les ahus que have que e "a
en neg clos. Es un eNcelerta ciuda-
danu, sumi-J 4 las lcyl7 y deua-,
pUr0 uo le gusla que n4iie Do abuse.
A ia competitor 81 la acaharol us
iiceneias d>sle el primerl de Julio.
81 gun la ley para el dia y dgberia De
habar tenid0 liceucias nueVas, 81 era
5u luteuci0n 7eguir en negoci0s. la
cautIaa IN seguido alberta basta "a
iecha y el duyho de ella no tiene H.
cencia ni del ,uudado nj de los Esta-
dos Ouidos Los ohclales a Quienps
cOrcierne saheriO en- el c0udadO de
Mora sahen 6stO Y en- vista de que nj
le han eNigido que renueve sus licen-
vias nj le han Cerrado su cantlua como.
deberian dc haberlo hecho, Ia unica
conclusion que Sc puede saear es que
el iudiyiduO y los oHCiales de Ia paz
So han hecho una para permitir Ia
del hecho del cantner0
anterior 81 no hay quien rezongue.
Pero ya hubO quien rezongara, Al
democratic dueho lie cautiua Sc le aca-
b0 su licencia de condado, a princi-
pio5 del mes, pero en- vez de obtenerla
luego, sc fud en- busca del alguacil
mayor o su diputado para tener un
entendimientO con algunO dc ell0s 8
con amb0s. Pero no halo a ninguno
de ellOs, Y con el escribano les del0 81
dinero de la liceneia, Y tambien un
reCado. El recado que dej0 para los
oheiales de la ley fu6 81 de expedirle
50 licenCia solo en- case dc que al re-
publicano Sc le obligue q hacer 10
misno, 0 dearlO & 81 tambitn ven Ter
sin ella, ST para aquel no hay ley,
E,to que aqui publicamos nos fu6
dicho p0r una peaona responsible Y
idedigaa que e.t} lista para susten-
.iar Is que nos ha dicho y nosotros
puhicdmos, cuaud0 quitra y en- dom
Ne Quifrl que Sc le pidan las prueDas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-07-31
NUM- 26

volvieron el fuego, pero con muy po-
co eftcto.
"Creo que cosa De siete fleron
muertos en este lugar, mientras el
Indmero dc los heridHs no debe hshpr
/ Isiiu menos que cuareuta. Los Que
iueron arresldd0s eran cosa de dos.
/ ICien,os.
ono hubo juuta en- el teatro Del
Igalo.
"E. Domingo por Ia tarde, cosa De
las $3.50, so estaha On el Hotel Garcia
cuand0 fac ataCado el lugar por cosa
De dos nail { dos mil quiuienios hom-
hyes. III abque fu6 dirigido de tres
diiarcntns lad0s rOd0s grinbau.
"Que muera Dfaz! que muera CO.
uaIl y que viva Reyes" Algunos
de- ell0s traian armas.
"Saquearon Ia barberla y prinei-
pisron sl ataque en- Ia eutrada priuc'-
pal del hotel.
"Dos americanos en- IN balloon de
arriba abrieron fGego, Y otro hizo lo-
mlsmo de an cuarto. Una nina IN
glesa de c0sa de l6 amos de edad Sc
hizO de un revolver, quien sabe de
donde, Y con 6l dispar0 varlos tiros
4 la turba.
"No VI tres hombres que fueron
muertos eerca de la entrada del hotel.
"Dos americanos fueron herid0s.
Por todo habia cosa de veinticinco
extranjeros EN- el hotel.
"Finalmente lleg0 Ia caballerfa y
dispors6 q Ia turba. CAST no hubo
una ventana del hotel que no fuera
rompida. Pequenos destacamentos
de caballerfa alcanzaron q algunos
pequehos grupos volantes de los Re.
yistas, y varios cienes faeron recogi-
dos Cerca del hotel. No creo que
lueran arrestados menos que dos mil
hombr5s.
clos Dfaz Corralistas fueron en- se-
guida escoltados p0r destacamentos
de cabaileria c infanteria la estaci6n
del ferrocarril, Y Sc les resguard0
hasta que tomaron el tren para Ia
Ctudad de Mexico. Sc hizo 6sto pa
IA evitar que alguna turba de Reyis.
tas Sc apoderara de ellos y los maltra-
tara.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-07-31
Abrigand0 el Crimen.

De que en- los con ia15s repub'ica-
nos donle prelomlna el voto hisplno.
americana hay un aclerl0 entire los
cOrifeos que gobiernan, de prostituir
las leycs, tanto como les sea poible, 4
fin de hscer capital poitico, parece
no haber va la menor duda. Tam.
POGO parece haber duda de que en- csc
8cuerdo tienen p3rte algunos cfieialcs
ftder8Ies y terr.t0riales Y dc que Ia
parte que titnen que desempD1lr Gs-
tos en- la concordancia es Ia dc hacerse
los chombitos para que aquellos pue-
dan llevar a cabo, sin estorbo, los
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-07-31

La dilacidn en el tomar 81 Remedo
dc Foley para los Rihones ST listed sien-
to dolores en- la rabadilla, o malestar en-
Ia vejga . rinonee, radica esas enierme-
dadea en su eistema y haea mas difieil
su curacion. Commence d tomhr hoy
mismo El Rsmedio de Foley para los
Rihones y pronto estar6 bien. Para
que arriesgar una enfermedad tan ge-
naS Do la botica do Ia Cruz Roja y
0. G. Schaefor. In
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-07-31
En- Ia C0RTE 9E bi5iAil0 DEL TERRIFIC.
RIO De kUEY0 MEXICO EN- Y P0R
FL C0NDABO De SAN MIGUEL.
John Rennahan, Quejante,
vs No. 65SG


III Cuerpo de Fideicomisarios de
Ia Plaza de Las Vegas, jefferson
Reynolds, Presiiente &c dicho Cuer-
po de Fileicomisarios; Elisha V.
Long, Spcretario de dcho Caerpo de
Fideicomitarios; Isidoro Gallegos,
Charles Iif1ll, Engenlo Romero, Fe
lis Es4uib.I y Frederick H. Pierce,
Fi1eicomisagins en- dicho Cuprpa; Ju.
spth p, Geyer, Richard A, Morley,
David Winternitz, John L. Zuumer-
man, H. n Torrance, ll. Vaudekar,
Louis NogeI. W. c. Hobensten " to-
dos ios NcAmantes no c1nocidos,
adverse 81 oatado del Quclante, eu
% q las premises aqui despu6s descrip
tas, 0 q cualquiera parte de elias,
DemandadOs
ANIsO DEPUBLiCAClON.
Por este aa uotiGta 4 los dlchos de
mandates, q saberF. N. Torrance, Z
Nandekar Louis Vcgel, w. O. lIa
bernstein = p04os los Reelamantes, No
Conocdos, De interG adverse al estad0
del Quajaute, en-, Q q Ia premisas aqui
despu69 deserptas; Q 4 cualquier par
tg de elias, que an pleito ha sid0 ins
tituido enclatra dc ellos por John
Rennahan, Quejante, en- Ia Corte d.
D.tritD del CondadO de San NJ guel,
rerritutio de Nueyo Mexico, por nlt.
di0 del cual el dich0 Quelante buss
Iperfaccionar So titulo en- Ia siguIenta
daecripta propieia1 ratz, siluada ea
! el Condado dc S(u Miguel, Territ1.
, rio de Nuev0 Mexico, 4 s8bsr. Co
Imenzando en- ia esluina SUD oast
| del Recamo No, 22i de Mrs McGre,
siendo 6sta ia esquina Nor-Oe,ts del
recl0mo que Sc va q desarbir, le
Iali corriendo en- direction a Sur,
cincuenta y cinco (55) grades veinti-
cinc0 (25) minutes Ofiente, 10 largo
de un cereo de alambre perteneeiente
I dicha McGee, cinc0 tuil docientns
ochenta Y ocho (52SSl pies q Ia eslui-
ma Nor este; de ALI al Sur, treinta v
seis (36) grades, diez (l0l Minutes 3
10 largo de una Inca blanca, Nil ire
cientos diez y och) y me Ito (l3lS 81
pies a una mOhonera Y esquiua Sud-
este; de allf al Norte, enc pnta
Y cinco (5j) gfados, yeilli inco
(2j) IA natos Poniglt, tiGea mil
doscientos ochent4 ocho {52SS) pies
a 10 largo dc una linea blanca 4 una
mohonera y e5quina Sud.0psie; de
sin al Norte, trentl y seis ,86) gra.
dos, lie2 lW minutes 0rlent- Ajl
traienios diez yoch0 ymeii0N N3lS 81
pies q 10 largo 30 ana llnea hIanra u
Iy cetr0 de aIambre a Ia es4una Nor
ae,te Y lugar donde Sc principle; \
Tel coal coutiene clento sesenta (l601
acres, mis- 0 uenus, Y estanlo sitna.
lo en- las Seceinnes Tfeinta y cuateo
(3D y Trtinta Y ciuco (35), Cabiiia
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