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In chancery in the circuit court
of Calhoun county, West Virginia,
The above styled cause having
been by decree entered therein, at
the April term 1909 of the said cir
cult court of Calhoun county. REFER
ed to tie undersigned, one of the
Commissioners Of the said court,
with instructions to ascertain and
report as follows:
1st. To audit. settle and state the
administration account of tue plain
tiff, as administrator of the estate of
Simon A. Knots, deceased.
End. To convene the creditors Of
the said decedent, and take proof of
their several debts, reporting the
same in their proper order and pri-
GRITTY.
3rd. To report the real estate and
each parcel thereof, which the said
decodent died sleZed
4th To lay off and assign to Jen-
ME b. Kuotts widow of the said
decedent, subject to the approval OF
the court, her dover in the said real
estate, or If she should so elect to
report such facts to the court as will
enable it to fix gross sum in lieu
of dover, together with any matter
deemed pertinent, or which, being
pertinent, may be required by any
party in interest.
Therefore, the above named par
ties, plaintiffs and defendants. will
take notice that the undersigned has
fixed upon Tuesday, the 22nd day of
June 1909 as the time, and the Law
office of T. Chenoweth, in the Court
House, at GrantsvilIe, in The said
county of Calhoun and State of
West Virginia, as the place. when
and where the undersigned commits
sioner will proceed to execute the
said order of reference.
Given under my hund this Bird day
of May, 1909.
Elliott Cheroweth, Com'r.
j. NJ Hamilton, Atty. 25-4t
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81" Of unsound mind, the character and
vnllc Of .uch properly;
2nd. What dsp 'sitio1 il any, was made
OF siil personal etlic By Juli, VI. Altizn.
a. Committee Of the sill Ienry A. Altizep,
on the delenlart, VI. ". lTnsk,ny. aga, OF
sud Jn'ir NJ Al,izr, AMI now much if
any, ofsnch personal estate was in the
hind, ,f ihc sail JULIA VI. Altizer, or her
said agen, 1T the time of her death.
"rj. So tlena1l Of ~ fellsi,ry acc =
cunt of t. esaid Julia " tier, as cou-
mit;ce OF lac sill iIenry \, Altzer.;
itI Th' anount receive by the defen-
dent ". ". lIo,k'n from the sile Of the
tract Of 100 acres Of llud to Il. NJ. Keith.
as set ont ia the plaintiffs bill, anl what
part Of said sum, II Y, should be paid by
tic 'aid VI. W. !Iosxins to the estate of
the said Henry 4 Alzer deceased;
9th The a-ionnt which the estate of
Henry = Altar, deceased, paid TO one A.
NJ. Funk. on account Of the sale of the
lbs acres OF land as So; ont in the bill, aud
what anonut, fanny. should be piid by the
'''ti'% " siN" us W ttlt t>ltAe Ol Henry
y. Altizer, dece .sed, on account of the sale
of the SAID tract of land
9th. The number, date and a mount of
notes taken 10y the said Julia NJ. Altizer,
acting IS Committee of the said Henry A.
Aliizcr. and made payable jointly to the
said Henry \. Altizer and Julia NJ. Altizer
9TH. And such other matters rs any party
il interest may require, the sumo beng
pertinent, or such other matters as the un-
deisigued Commissioner may deem peril
nent, whether SO required or not.
Therefore the above named parties, plain.
tis and defendants, VIII take notice that
the undersigned commissioner has fixed
upon Wednesday, Tie lGh day OF June,
1903, rs The me, and the law office of of
Alher! Smi,h, in The town Of EVANSVILLE,
county of alhoan and State of West Vir
ginia, as the place when and where the un-
dersigned Commissioner will proceed to
execute the said order of reference
Given under my hand this MAY 3. 1909.
Albert Smith, Com'r.
Mathews & Bell, Attys
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THE CALHOUN COUNTY
BANK.

Statement, Showing Condition Of this Bank
at the Close of. business Apr. %, 1909.
y EPORT OF THE CONDITION of The Calhoun County Bank
Socated at Grantsve in the State of West Virginia
close of business Apr %, 1909:
Bank first beqan business Jannaru % 1901:
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TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors of Simon a Knots
deceased:
In pursuance of decree of the
circuit court Of the county of Cal
houn, made III cause therein pend
ing to subject the real estate OIL the
sail Simon A bnotts to the payment
of his debts, you are required t.
present your claims against the es-
tate OF the said Simon A Knots for
adjudication to Elliott Chenoweth,
Commissioner, at bis Office iii the
town of Grantsville, in TIE said
county of Calhoun, and State Of
West Virginia, or or before the 22pd
day Of June, 1909
Witness G G. Starcher, clerk OF
the said circuit court This 9th day
Of April, 1909.
G. G. Slarcher, clerk.
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.RDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE of West Virginia:
At R;los held in the Office of of
Clcrh o. the Circuit CourG of Cal
h0rn County, on tho 5th day of
Argil. - ., the following order was
ontcre':
Tia parkersburg National Bank,
q corp ration,
vs.
Fame J. Llckuoy and H. G.
I.chner j.. charcery in the Circuit
Court IS Calhoun county, West Viz
rirn
Thcdi. jet OF tue above entitled
suit }, &, so'i ect the real estate of
The defendant Emma l. Lockney,
a;tacEediu tlG, s1it, 10 the payment
of certain protested negotiable
prom.ssJiy note, made by the defeu-
dant fl. {. L3ckney and endorsed
by the defendant Emma l.. Lockney
dated on the 18th day Of August,
1868, due four months after date
and calling for the sum Of SSOO.OU,
which note is owned by the plaintiff;
aud for general relief.
Aud it appearing by affidavit fled
that ihe said defendants II. G. Lock-
ney and Emma T.. Lockney are non
residents Of this state, it is crlered
That they and each Of them do APP
poar here within one month from
the date Of tbo first publication
of This notice to do what is nocessa-
ry 90 protect their interests in said
suit
A copy tcste; G G Storcher, clerk
I, r T.. Hays, publisher, do here
by certify that tho above order Of
publication FIRST appeared in tie is
sue OF the Calhou Chronicle dated
April t3, 1909 IL. Il Hays, pub
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LEGALS.
COMMISSIONERS NoIICE.

~
COMMISSIONER office, Circhit
Court of Calhoun County, West Ya.
May Bird, 1909.
Albert Smith Admr. OF thu estate
of G. j Goodnight, deceased p.r;a-
tiff.
Against
Minnie Morris, Henry j GJod-
night, and Lizzie Goodnight child
rem and heirs at law of c. J. Good
night; deceased, II s. Knight j..
z. knight, S. Stump, Calhoun
County Bank, a corporation The
Bank of Cairo, a corporation, w. S.
Blizzard, Trustee. and The Farm
er's and Merchants Bank of Penns-
boro, corporation, Defendants.
In ChaDcery in the Circuit
Court of Calhoun County.
The above styled cause having
been by decree, entered therein at
the April term 1909 of said Circuit
Court, referred to the undersigned,
enc of the Commissioners of the
Circuit Cou't, with instructions to
take state ascertain and report as
follows
LIST. What personal estate, if
any, the said c.. j. Goodnight own
ed at tie time of his death, aud the
character and value thereof.
2nd. What disposition, if any,
was made of said personal property
by the said Administrators e the
estate of the decendent, and how
much, If any, of the said personal
estate IS now IN Tie hands of said
administrator, available for the pay
ment of any debts owing from the
estate of the said decendent.
Bird. A settlement Of the admin
lstratjon account of the said Albert
Smith, Admins traitor
18th. What debts the said G. j.
Goodnight owed at the time Of his
death, to whom they were payable,
their nature and their respective
amounts anu priority.
9TH. What real estate was own
ed by the said G j, Goodnight at
the time of his death, It's quantity
description and location.
9th And such other matter as
any party in interest may require,
the same being pertinent or deemed
pertinent by the said Commissioners,
whether so required or not.
Therefore the above named part
les, Plaintiffs and Defendants, Will
take notic e that the undersigned
Commissioner has fixed upon Fri
day the 18th dav of June 1909. rs
the time, and the law Office of said
f Chenoweth in the Court House
at Grantsville in said Calhoun
County, as the place, when and
where the undersigned Commission
er will proceed to execute the said
order of reference.
Given under my hand this 3.d
day of May, 1909.
e. CHENOWETH, Com
Bruce Terrell, Atty.
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Ladies hats at Hardmans.

LaQleS mats at HardmanS.
Prof. w. J. Holden, of Glen
vile, was here last week, looking
after his timber interests.
We have the largest and best
line Of Ladies hats and best style
we have ever had. M. H. Hard
man.
r. S. Knight, the Brooksville
merchant was in town on bnsi-
ness last week, as was also his
brother Roy.
Z Sam Kellar, good citizen and
fnrmer, of near the mouth of
Bigroot, was trading in the viii
lage Saturday.
Ross Stump will move his fam
lily to his farm at the mouth of
Laurel, where he is doing con-
siderable york.
Kester Divers, of White Pine.
was in town Monday. He has
completed his timber job on Grass
run, and he informs us that he
was very successful with it.
Hester Stump mas been very
sick for several days at the nome
of his father across the river. He
is suffering from tuberculosis,
and is in very precarious con-
dition.
The sale of Charles A Curry S
household goods upon an attach
ment in favor of G.. S. Smith,
Saturday, was well attended, and
the stuff brought good prices.
Curtis Hathaway was in town
Saturday, looking after business.
He recently purchased the Jarvis
farm adjoining his own, on Pine
creek, making 200 acres he now
owns. Curt is a hustler and
will succeed.
Wig Bickel was here a few days
last week, seeking an opening to
develop some new oil territory.
He was unsuccessful in securing
sufficient territory to justify him
i'm drilling, but is considering the
advisability of drilling a well in
the Tanner field, ON a tract that
is already partly developed.
Mrs. A. fl. Stump will leave "
about 10 days for Cincinnati
| where she will have an operation
performed to remove the ulceI
from her cheek bone that ha
/ been botheriDg her for so long
It is hoped that the operation cal
be successfully performed an,
that her health will soon be per
manently restored.
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE.

Commissioners Office, Circui; Court Of Cal
houn county, West Va, May 3rd, 1909
Abso!um Huffman, plaintiff,
against
Lenora Bell, Gem Huffman, Grey Hut
man, Grace Huffman and Paul Huffman,
children ard heirs at law If Lemue HUT.
man, deceased, Tie rour last named b,img
infants; Ala Huffman, widow OF Lemuel
huffman, deceased, J. 3. Huffman in his
own right aud as administrator Of the estate
of Lcmuel Huffman, deceased, Frank VI.
Bel land Il. G.. Linn ard J. NJ. Hamilton,
Commissioners, Defendants.
In caarcery in the circuit court of Cal
hom county West Virginia.
The above styled cause having been by
lecree enierc therein at the April fern.
1909, Of said cart, referred to the under,
signed, one Of the commissioners Of the
said court, with instructions to take state,
ascertain and report as follows
LIST. Toaudit and settle the administra-
ton account Of }. y Huffman adminisira-
tor OF the estate Of Lemuel Huffman, de
ceased d to make report thereof
2ud. 10 report what money, ifany, is in
the hands of or chargeable to the plaintiff,
because of the operation of the mill in the
bill mentioned by him through through his
agent J. i. Huffman, after the death Of
the aid Lemucl lIu1mln aud prior to the
sal. of such mill under decree OF the said
Court, as set forth in the bill.
3rd. To report All the real estate owned
10y the said deccdent at his death, and
whether or not said real estate is susccpti-
bic cf having tine dover interest therein of
Mia Huffman, widow Of Lemuol Huffman,
deceased, laid film kind, aud il uotso su--
coptiblo; or If the said ALA Huffman shall
elect t. take a gross sum iu lieu of dover, tu
report the age OF 'hc said Ava Huffman
and such other facts os will enable the
court to assign "a gross sum in lieu of dow
er
18Th no convene thc ctciiloi~ Of Oh,
sal IsmGel Huffman deceased, AND to as
certain and report the 5cbrs due them res
pccHyely with their order of priority
5.h. no report amy other matter deemed
pertinent by tine said commissioner, oil
which being pertinent would bo required
by any party in interest
Therefore the above named parties Plain
t.H- and defendants, ssh take notice tha
the undersigned commissioner ha. ike,
upon "Wednesday the 10Th day orJu 1870,
g- the time and the Law office of y Chcno
wcth, iu tic court house iu the town o.
Gmntgiile in the county of Calhoun on,
State of Wcsl Virginia, as The place, wbcr
and where The undersigned Commissions
viii proceed 10 execute the slid order o.
reference
Given under my band this Sad day %
/ May 1909 T.. Dhcn0wa.l C.m'r.
j. ~ Hamilton. Atty
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Chenoweth sells it for less

Chenoweth sells it for less
Mrs Hugh Johnson was in the
city one day last week, doing
some trading.
Mrs. S. C. Barr is recovering
her health, after a sick spell of
several weeks,
The Eureka Pipe Line Co. will
run a line this on next week to
Bickel Bros oil we'll on Leafbank.
1t will pay you to see our line
of shoes before buying.
M. H. Hartman.
Al. Ball, of Rockadale was in
the city on bus. ness one day last
week.
Attorney E. Chenoweth re-
turned Saturday from a business
trip to Parkersburg and other
points.
Scott and Thurman Dufield,
of Washington District, spent
last week with Grantsvllle
friends.
Jonn w. Taylor formely of
Ayers, but now of Parkersburg,
was in Grantsville several days
last week
The Str. Return is tied up at
the mouth Of the river, while the
Clarence, Edith H. and Reliance
were caught here by the low wa
ter.
The State Journal of the 9th
says: The local men who com
pose The Harmony Oil Company
are feeling reasona ly jubilant
over striking a good we'll in
the Macksburg shallow field. near
Dexter city, in Noble county, o.
The well came Saturday. in the
500 foot sand, and is making ten
barrels, natural flow The news
was brought here yesterday by
A. p. Gibson, of Dexter City who
| is a member Of the company
They expect to shoot the wei
tomorrow, and hope to bring il
into the 70 barrel class. among
the Parkersburg members of the
company are, G. Warren Hay.
and Judge Hunter II. Moss.
They have 80 acres In the tract
on which the well is located anC
( will drill several other wells
starting their No. ? at once
/ Messrs. Hlys and Gibson own
I $40 AGRA tract in The near yicin
ity which is believed to be equal
as good territory and which the
expect to deveiod fin the nea
J future
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TO CREDITORS.

70 the Creditors OF Arthur Wilson descas-
ed
In pursuance Of a decree Of She tiroit
court Of Calhoun county, We, irdril.
made in a cause therein pending 90 ,ii &C.
the cal estate OF the said Arthur N, .u
to the payment Of his debts, you a'ct,q. n-
cd To- present your claims against tl.cc tar
of the said Arthur Wilson TO the la,i cat
Of his debts. iou are required o. present
your claims against the estate of the sand
Arthur Wilson for adjudication to to Albert
Smith, Commissioner. at his Office iu the
town OF EVANSVILLE, in the said county Of
Calhoun and State of West virginil, ON or
before Tuesday, the 18TH day Of June, 1909.
Witness, G.. q. Sarcher, Clerk ofthc said
Circuit Court this Isi day Of May 1909.
&C. Starcuer, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The creditors of c. j. Goodnight
deceased:
In pursuance Of decree Of the
Circuit Court CT the County of CAL
houn County, made in a cause there
in pending to subject nho real estate
Of the said G, J, Goodnight 20 the
payment OF his debts, you are re-
CURED to present your claims
against the estate Of the said G. j.
Goodnight for adjudication to F..
Chenoweth Commi ,,ioner, at r.
office in the town Of Grantsyillo, ia
said county, on or before the 18th
day of June 1909.
Witness G. c. Siarcner, Clerk OF
said Court. this 27.h day If April.
1909.
G. G. STARCHEB Clerk.
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J NJ. Hamilton, Any.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CommisS' Oner's Office, Circuit Cont Of
Calhoun county w. Va. May /, 1909.
VIM H.Thomas .lr and Irving : Thomas
partners doing business as Thomas Broth
crs; Payne Shoe Company, II corporation.
duly organized and doing business under
the la0s of West Virginia; and Brown
Kendall CO., a corporation duly orga1izcd
and doing business under the laws of West
Virginia, who sue on behalf of themselve,
and all other creditors OF the estate of Ar
thur Wilson, deceased plaintiffs,
George Wagner survivor of himself and
Arthur Wilson, late partners doing business
under tie firm name of Wagner & Wilson;
Wellington Lest r, administrator of the
estate of Arthur Wilson, deceased; Stella b
Wilson, widow Of the said Arthur Wilson,
deceased; Bailey Wilson and Olonce VIII
SON, who are infants nh Ter the age OF 81
years; ID. NJ. Bower, trustee; Ruvenswood
Grocery Company, corporation; The
Spencer Mill Con panv, corporation III c
Traders TruS. and Banking Company, a
corporation, and /. /. Riley, Defendants,
In chancery in the Circuit court OF Cal.
houn county, West Virginia.
The above styled cause having been by
decree entered therein M Gle April term,
1909, OF the said circuit court, referred to
the undersigned, one OF the commissioners
II the said court, with instructions to take,
state aud report an account showing:
lst. The indebtedness due from Ike late
firm Of Wagner and Wi son "a; the time of
the dissolution Of lac said firm, caused by
the death of Arthur wilson on the - day of
October 1907, and wh,t part of said iudebt-
edncss if any has been paid since that time,
and by whom paid;
2ud. All the property, bolh real and per-
sona', owned by the said late irm at the
time Of The dissolution thereof as aforesaid,
its nature and value
9TH. Wha. deposition was made OF the
property so o~io ed by the said firm; into
whose hands the same went, aud who now
holds the suYc.
18th. 4 settlement of the fduciary ac-
counts Of j.. VI Bower trustee.
9Th. 4 settlement Of The administration
accounts Of Wellington ester administra-
tor of Arthur Wilson, deceased
G;h. What debts The sail Arthur Wilson
owed "a the tine of his death, to whom they
are !ab.e ,hrir nature aai their respec-
tive amounts and piiori',ct.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Commissioners Office. Cmcnit
Court of Calhoun County West Va.
May 3rd. 1909
Homer Knots Admr. Of the es-
tate of Simon Knots, deceased
Plaintiff.
Against
Jennie b. Knotts, widow, and HON
er Knots, Ella Gherke, Lory
Knots, Maud Knots, Erma Knots
Roy Knots, Forest Knots. Arnold
Knots, Carl Knots. Madge Knots
and Jennie Knots, children and
heirs at law Of Simon \ Knots,
deceased, the last eight being IN
fants, NJ S. Ghorke, Calhoun Coun-
ty Bank a corporation, The Bank
Of Grantsv,lle, a corporation. r.. p.
Mollohan and Thurman Dunield.
partners under the firm name OF
Mollohau q Duflield, r. S. Witt and
Carrie VI. Witto. partners under the
firm name Of the Ninuora MILLING
Co., and also rs partners under the
late firm name Of H. Witto q Son
w II. Want aud G. ~ Dotson ano
r.. l. Davidson, partners under Tia,
firm name of Iho West Fork Vt,
Company; f. +. McIotosh, J. a
Dye j @. Wilson, r. ). Knots ant
the South Penn Oil Co., q corpora
! ton, Deiondauts,
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

WethS.
Wheeler Chenoweth of Euclid,
was here last week.
l.. Frank Norman, of Leafbank
was on our streets Saturday.
Wedding outfits speciality.
Chenoweths.
Buy it at Hardman's and be
pleased.
Ward Belts is visiting home
folks on the farm below town.
Ladies if you want a hat go to
Chenoweths.
M. H. Hardman is selling
more goods than ever.
Will Rogers, of Brooksville,
was Grantsville caller one day
last week.
Our shelves are full of bar
gains for the cash buyers, call
and see M. H. Hardman.
Take your Ginseng, Yellow
root Ect. TO Chenoweths, highest
price paid.
If you want a nice, stylish and
up-to-date hat buy it at Hard
mans.
Merchant Frank Grim was
transacting business in town one
day last week
For dry goods, Lawns, white
goods, Calicos, Ect. go.to Chen
oweths.
Nell Stump is home from Clay
where she was assisting Mrs.
Cook in the hotel.
Miss Kate Huffman and Mrs.
Jake Huffman were shopping at
Parkersburg last week.
Hardmans have more goods,
more sales and more pleased Gus
toners than ever before.
Harmon Martin, of Big Springs
w as oyer to the county seat Sat
urday doing some trading with
our merchants.
Compare, Compare, Compare
we ask you to compare our prices
with others, we are willing for
you to decide the matter. We save
you money.
Watson Elliott, of Sycamore
was in town Saturday. He and
Allie Hartman have one of the
finest young horses ever raised
in this country.
J.W. Pell rebuilt the porch to
his residence last week, and did
a dandy job, proving that he is
a mechanic in every sense of the
word.
See the statement of the Cal
houn Co. Bank in this issue.
This statement, as is always the
case, shows this bank in a thriv-
ing, prospecting condition. The
Calhoun County Bank has the
reputation, given it mostly by
the state Banking Commissioner,
of being the best bank in the
state, safest, sanest and carrying
the best class of paper.
The secret of selling goods is
the buying. go direct to the
cities-myself, buy for cash and
save both the drummers cost and
the middle mans profit, and l can
safely say that | buy my goods
10 to 40 percent cheaper than
those who buy from drummerS.
G. l.. Chehoweth.
DR.. Nc Cutcheon, a young
physician Of Redwood, arrived
here one day last week and will
assist DR.. Dye with his extensive
practice during this spring and
summer. We welcome the young
doctor TO Grantsville, and hope
his stay with us will be both
profitable and pleasant DR.. Dye
is classed among the very best
physicians of the State, and a
few months practice under him
is sure to be beneficial.
J. S. Witecrs and c. E. Van
deyender have been here for
several days measuring up lum-
Der at their 'stave yards below
town, and loading it in the
6arges ready for shipment. They
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-02

nador Sr. Noble.
Sc esta hacienda una inves.
tigacion referente al suceso de
aver tarde entire los soldado V po-
licias,por ell primer jefe de la pol
cia insular Sr. Sh anton.
El gobernador Post celebr6 aver
una interview con un reporter.
de "La Correspondence. Sc publ
ca en- la edici6n de hoy domin-
go. La conferencia dur6 hasta las
1890 Ell nombre del LIDO. Frank
Martinez ha sido aceptado para ocu
par el cargo de juez de paz de Maya
guez.
Anoche sorpendi6 la poiicia de
San Juan dos jugadas d 10 prohibi-
do deteniendo a 16 personas.
Aquilino Acosta, vecino del "ca-
llej6n de la capilla" de esta ciudad
trat6 de suicidarse el viernes in
infiriendose en- el cuello una herida
de navala. En- eStado grave tue con
ducido al hospital.
Ell pastor de la mission protes-
tante de Comerio Rdo. Manuel
Nieves, ha celebrado conferenrcias
trimestrales en- aquella locaIidad
Al Sr. Pedro Hernandez Sc lie ha
concedido licencia de exhorta-
dor.
Ell nuevo temple de la mission
episcopal en- Comerio esta situado
en- el extreme oeste dee la plaza de
aquella poblaci6n V los cimien-
tos y paredes hasta el piso son de
material. Tiene asientos para 100
personas Y Ell mueblaie ha costa
do $4,000
En- la secretariaa de P. Rico Sc
han terminado los trabaios de co
rrecclones de las pruebas del traba-
20 de impression de los codigos de
p Rico.