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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
A PROMISING
LITTLE CAMP

Chas. Schuman was in from
Chrystal City few days ago for a
load of supplies for that camp
which is located near the east
shore of Alkali Lake in Antelope
Valley. We learn from him that
some very good ore has been en-
countered on several differeht t
properties that are being worked
there. In property owned by T..
Christensen, c. A. Schuman and
others, four-foot ledge gives
values Of $25 per ton in free mill
ing ore. Altogether there are eight
or ten men in the camp and Mr..
Schuman feels positive that this
summer will bring forth quite a
little activity in that section.
At the POGO Tismpo, a few miles
distant from the new strike, the
miners completed an upraiss that
has been under way for some time
and will supply air to the lower
workings.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26

the entire world. as well as the
best market report and financial
page that can be printed. Tn"
sporting section is special feature.
Moreover the Bulletin is paper
that is doing things all of the time.
Other papers like it sell for IS per
year. We are offering for half that
sum, 81, to furnish you with the
Daily Bulletin and the Record
Courier for one year. This offer is
not alone for new subscribers but
includes those whose names are al
ready upon our books.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
PROCEEDINGS IN
G0EDEN'S BANMS

The supreme court has issued a
writ Of prohibition directed to
Judge Averill of the district court
for Nye county, Iforbidding him
from any further action in the case
If the Nye Il Ormsby County
Bank.
The action of the court was
certified and sent to Tonopah by
wire to prevent the Nye county
court from furnishing Frank Gold
en- for contempt OF court.
The application to the Supreme
Court reeites that the prayer for
receiver made in the Nye county
court was based upon alleged
facts that are not true, that Frank
Golden did not sign nor authorize
the signature of his name to the
petition, that not ten per cent of
the creditors Of the bank signed the
petition, that the Nys county
court has no jurisdiction over an
incorporated bank under the law,
and that McQuillan. who signed
Golden's name has testified in Nye
county that he did 80 without war
rant or authority.
Golden appeared in Nye county
court Monday and filed petition
that all proceedings against him
he squashed AS the bank is in the
hands of the state bank commiss-
ion, and he is powerless to comply
with the order of the Nye county
court, also that he denies the
jurisdiction of the court, and the
court ruled him out of order.
The writ against Judge Averill
is returnable April 6. Meantime
he is ordered to take no further
action whatever and his receivers,
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
WONDERFUL STRIKE
AT GOLDfIELD

A strike rivaling the best at
Goldfield has occurred in the
ground of the Combination of the
Goldfield Consolidated Mines com
pany. 1t is estimated that the ore
already in siSht is worth $4,000
600 and that it is a greater strike
than that of the Hayes Monnette
lease of the Mohawk. In two
weeks the ore body has produced
100000. The ore in places is
thirty feet in width, the rish
streak being in the center of the
ledge.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
RICH STRIKE
IS REPORTED
MADE BY HENRY BESTE
Supposed to be in the Vicinity Of
the Famous Zirm Mine in
Pine Nut Hills.

Last Sunday Henry Beste called
at this office and secured mum Der
OF our mining location blanks.
M ade strike Henry?" was the
question we put te HIM and after
ne had tucked the location blanks
deep III his inside pocket. he looked
the writer square In the eye and
responded: "Yes, I've made a
strike. At present | shall not re-
veal It's locality because | wish to
secure my ground against any
possible chance OF loosing it
through deficiency in location and
when have that w,rk completed
| will make known the location of
the strlke.n
Il have been mining in those
old Pine Nut mountains for the
eight years out until the last few
days have not met with any too
much success, although have al
ways felt that some day would
be rewarded"
Mr.. Beste has been operating i'll
the vicinity OF the old Ilrn mine
which will be remem mbered pro-
dueed many thousands of dollars.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
"JUST ONE GIRL
WOULD BE LOVELY

Two ladies, who had known
each other in years gone by, met
on the street. One of them, who
who had been married for some
years, was pushing baby carriage
in which were fine triplets, all girls.
The other lady had been in the
bonds of matrimony a couple of
weeks. "What beautiful chill
drenp exclaimed the newly mar
ried one with much interest, after
the two friends had exchanged
greetings. YES" replied the
proud mother, "and it was the
funniest coincidence. At our we'd
ding supper the boys who played
with my husband in the orchestra
serenaded him and played "Three
Little Maids, from The Mikado. )
Isn't that queer?" The newly
married one gaspsd for breath and
turned pale with horror. "Merci-
full heavens' she gnsped "at our
wedding supper, couple of weeks
ago, Toms friends serenaded him
also, and they rendered the sextette
from Lucia.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
IS A STRONG
INSTITUTION
STOCKHOLDERS HAPPY
During the Past Six Months the
Douglas Creamery Patrons
Receive $3S,354.S5.

The Semi Annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Douglas County
Creamery Company was held at
the creamery on the 10Th inst.
The affairs OF the institution were
found to be in very prosperous
condition financially, and every
thing running along as nicely as
could be wished for unoer the
capable management of O. f..
Jones.
The company broke all former
records during the past six months
by paying its patrons higher
price for their milk and cream than
at any time during the remarkable
history of the institution and such
results being beneficiary to the
patrons. envokes much satisfaction
to all concerned.
During the past six months
3S1, ,769 pounds of cream and milk
was received by the company for
which an average of 35 cents per
pound net, was paid for butter fat.
In that time S3S, ,354.S was dis
tributed among The patrons of the
institution.
We believe that the creamery
business is enc of the foremost in
dustries that So vitality concerns
the farmer. The three creameries
which are in daily operation in
Carson Valley, are bringing in
large sums of money monthly and
bridges over many financial
difficulty during the times of dull
crop markets. 1t creates a home
consumption for hay by the ex-
istence of Vulnerable dairy herds
with the result that that the de-
mand for hay is somewhat greater
than tho supply and the price is
consequently strong.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
AN OFFER WORTH
CONSIDERING

The Record Courier has made
special arrangement with the San
Francisco daily Bulletin whereby
we are Offering both publications
for VI per year. The is one of the
most remarkable newspaper offers
ever made in this section.
The Bulletin is one of the best
daily papers on the Coast, carry
ing full associated press news Of
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
Forest Increa sed

Some sol, 1871 acres have been
added to the Mono National Forest
which has its established head
quarters at Gardnerville. The
Forest originally contained $685.
$40 acres, and with the added "a
mount now contains ,460,S77
acres.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
improvements.

R. G. Ward has had force of
decorators at work this week re-
papering the interior of the Val
halla saloon and otherwise making
things comfortable and agreeable
for the patrons of the resort.
A large beer chest of the latest
manufacture has been received and
will be used expressly for keeping
the famous Budweiser beer on
draught.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
Soil Gives
Up Great
Wealth

nlD it ever enter your
~ think Tank that Car
son Valley and its Vulnerable
enterprises have been entirely
developed to their present
stage without outside capital.
The men who have made
this Valley came here poor
men and have wrested their
great wealth from the produc-
tive soil, Of the richest Valley
in the Great West. Few
districts can make a similar
claim.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
Colts Die

Recently Geo. Webb received an
offer of 800 a head for a number
of yearling colts but refused to
deal. During the past few days
an epidemic of distemper has
made its appearance among the
young animals and in several in
stances has proved fatal.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
Purchase Ranch.

Last week, Will Hansen, a well
known young man of this Valley,
purchased the ranch property
from the heirs of the late Mrs.
Eliza A. Taylor and has already
taken possession
The purchaser disposed of 160
acres of the property to Henry
Alderman.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
Notice to the Public.

| give warning that fishing ard
hunting on my ranch is strictly
prohibited to any and all persons.
Trespassers are liable to prosecu-
ton IN accordance with the law.
LOUIS RuHENsTRoTH.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26

Some little excitement has been
created by mining discovery re-
Gently made by Ira Fallon near
Wellington. Last week VIM. Sin
clair, with two associates, of Tono-
pah, visited the scene of the strike.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26

The Fal.on Eagle, edited. by Del
Williams, announces that the
article going the rounds of the
state press in regards the flow of
natural gas on the Douglas ranch,
carries with it stronger odor of
gas than does the well.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
Gun Club Notice

All members Of the Gun Club
are requested to meet at the Rosen-
brock shoestore Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
Reports
Will Be
Printed

THE Record-Courier will
gladly publish annual
or semi-annual reports Of any
and all enterprises existing in
Douglas County upon receipt
Of such information the com
panies may desire to release
to the public. We believe
that in so doing, enterprises
can better gain the confidence
of the people and at the same
time serve as a substantial
boost to the community.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
Dance.

A dance, especially for the child
rsn, will be at Waterloo Easter
Sunday from 3 to 8 p. m. After
that hour adults will be privileged
to dance. Everything for the COM
fort Of the youngsters will be done.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26
FlFTY-T0N CYANIDE
PLANT PURCHASED
Pine Nut Consolidated Company Will Begin the
Work of its Installation April |.

THE Pine Nut Consolidated Mining CON-
pany has taken the iniative step in start
ing Spring work in the Pine Nut Mining Dis
trict by purchasing a complete Cyanide Plant
with capacity of handling 80 tons daily. Its
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-03-26

This is the best place of mining news, concerning
this locality that has been published for some time
when it is known that the company has thousands OF
tons of ore waiting to be reduced by this process.
The of the extraction Of the gold by cyanid-
ing. test of this process recently made by Bur-
lngame of Denver, Colorado, gave returns OF
S2S per ton from samples taken from four different
hedges on the company's property.
The 50-ton cyanide plant which has just been
purchased by the company is complete in every de-
tail and its instalment at the mine will be rushed
with all possible speed. The manager, G. W. Emigh,
will attend to all necessary arrangements to its in
stalment.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
GENTE DEB|L.
Padecen de Anenia
Sin Darse Cuenta
de Ello.
lnteresante Carta de IN
Curado con el celebra-
do Tonieo, las Pildoras
Rcsadas d el doctor
Williams.

Impurezas y Pobreza de Sangre son
Ia causa fundamental de muchisimo-
males comunes que afliien 4 Ia humans
dad, Ieniendo Ia sangre buena Ia ma
quina humana anda sin di6eultad y
yibra energia, aptitud, contento. Milla-
res que hoy viyen en- Ia infelicidad
por falta de robustez, deben De ponerse
A amparo del gran remedio para Ia
sangre y los nervios, las Pfldoras Rosa
das del doctor Williams. Vease 10 que
dice la siguiente cartA dc esta celebra-
da medicina: .-s
| "Cerca de un afio estuye padeciendo
de una debilidad general, que segun
los medieos era producto de estar an6-
mico, ,-escrihe el j6ven sehor Manuel
Molina Sol, de Guiss, de Bayamo, Cuba.
--Habia tornado yarias medieinas para
la anemia tambien para el est6mago
one Sc me habfa descompuesto. pero po-
co resultado obtuve de cusnto hice para
curarme. Mi deblidad fue tai que tuye
que guardaF CANA mas de un mes. Un
dia, leyepdo I'm peri6dieo, vi un anuncio
de las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR. Williams,
y habiendo dido hablar de esta medicina
como mpy e6cas para eombatir la po-
bresa do sangre, me procure an bote y
empece ia curaci6n. No tard6 en- ex-
perimentar alg1n alivio y me es grato
hacer constar que tan solo con dicha
mediciha obtuve mi completa cpracion".
NADIA mas conyincente paeds pedirse
de una Enedicina. Siendo ua especifco
,precisamente para la Sangre y los Ner-
yios curan gran numero de enfermeda-
des comunes lleyando sangre nueVa al
organismo, creando asf fuerzas, epergla,
buen apetito, buens digestion, vitaiidad.
wirilidad. Cada bote ileva instrucciones
generates; las especiales Sc obtienen gra-
tis del doctor Williams Medicine Co..
Schenectady, New York. De genta en
todss parties. No acepte ptldoras "Ro-
sadas" que no sean del DR.. WILLIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
EN- La PLAZA PRINCIPAL.

Verdadera mente nutrida y selecta re-
sult6 anteanoche la concurrencia que llsno
la plaza. Ell progama fue eiecutado COO
toda eficiencia por Ia bandoa de u poIicia
y el publico pidi6 la reprise de algunas
piesas. El ramilletede sehoritas' esplendido
y entire elias luciendo bonitos y elegantes.
Linda de Cesteros, Ferrer, Gorhes, Margot
BLOndet, Acosta, Antique. Arrastia, Fin
lay -Basanta, Meltz, Caballer, del Vale -ze'
no, Asencio, Anador, Vidal, Penedo, vi
Gems, Villodas y Mald Benitez. POGO antes
de terminarse Ell programa q avisode Juego
dado por los pitos de losbomberos disper-
So rapidampte 10 mayor parte de la con-
currencia, cuya parte masculine echo q
correr hacia P. de TieHa q yer el incendio
del CinOmQtr6grgto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
Ia BuEDA oIRATosrA.

Buen nGnero de peTsonss estuYo ayer
tarde dando yusilss en- Ia gran Fusda girs-
toria, que coz uns sltura de mas de 40 me-
tros funeiona en- ei Pzrque AIgunss sehori-
tss hieieron a asesnsi6a y Sc nostFaron
luego nuy eonplAeidAs del original sporl
Que results nuy sgrsdabss. La rusdA da IA
vuelta eOmpieta eoa TslstiEa velocidad.
a que p0ede ser sumentzda disminuids
{ placer de los cue usen el aparato. Este,
por a noehe. estS iIuninAdo soo hcss
slsctricAs de eolores-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
] UNA N0cHE VENECIANA
La bahia de San Juan
ilu1ninada "a gior--
no.
Agradable fiesta que.forna
parte de las que para el
carnaval Sc preparan.

El comitk encargado de la preparation
de "a 'Noche Yeneciana" Sc reuni6 Ell sa-
bado por Ia noche en- el Club Union con
4asistencia de los Sres Richardson, Robin,
Behn, Hostos y q captain del puerto;
habiendose excqsado los Sres. Silva y
Merrier.
Ell sub-comite encargado de la ilumina-
ci6n y decoration di6 cuenta de haber
-,tenido una entleyista con q Comodoro y
Ia compaaia de luz electrica. La estacion
Naval y el muelle seran ilumlilnados d gior-
no y Ia compania de luz Sc hara cargo de
un gran Gordon de farolillos el6ctricos
de color, para delinear Ia Marina.
Todos los barcos surtos en- Ell puerto
seran iluminados, y el ComodoEo erdenara
que el Algonquin y la Draga proyecten
; sus poderosos focos sobre la bahia
Ell comisionado Sr. Grahame Sc hizo
cargo de ayudar al mayor esplendor de
decoraciones que haran aparecer Ia marin
bajo I'm aspecto nuevo.
Habra Kioskos para ell expendio de
confetti y papelillos, y tres premios para
lanchas y botes meior adorpaasdos Los
psemios serAn de $500, sl5.aoy y So ao,
Ed la Marina habra fgegos arti6ciales
y Ia banda de ia poicfa insullar dara pn
gran concerto mientras en- medic de Ia
bahia, frente al perfmetro de la fiesta, to-
cara escogidas piezas de su repertoire la
banda del regimiento de Puerto Rico.
Ell microbes seran invitados una reu-
MON los duehos de lanchas de gasolina y
de vapor,
No Sc permitira que tomen parte en- ia
fiesta botes sin adornar, Sc prohibFa
que las embarcaciones vayan muy de prisa
para evitar academies y para prestar mas
comodidad a las personas empenadas en-
la batalla de Carnaval que Sc librara de
una otra embarcaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
Ell sR. COLES ANTE Ell coMlTE.


Sc espera que el comite de Ia Camara
que entiende en- el informe del proyecto
presentado para la-iey de servicio Civil,
lame informar al presidente de la Conf
sion de seryicio civil Sr Coles y demas CO.
misionados El Sr, Coles en- una conferen-
cia que tuvo hoy con un reporter de La
Correspondence" manifesto entire otras
cosas, que Ia ley actual debe sufrir algunas
reformas las cuales indican en- su informe
anual ultimamente presentado y que, ira
tandose de un sistema nueyo, hs de pre-
sentar al principle algunas dificultades.
Ell Sr. Coles ha recibido cartas de Washing
ton recordandole que ALI tiene un puesto
mas importante que Ell que antes desempe-
nara en- aquella comisi6p, pero el sr. Coles
desea continuar en- P, Rico hasta que la le-
gislatura iOtroduzcs en- u actual ley de
servieio civil, las modificaciones que cree
coDvenientes .psss el meior funciona-
miento del sistema.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
UNA REUNION.

Sc ba yuelto q reunir Ell comite directive
del partido incorporado y parece que ahora
va de yeras 10 de que no haya mas leader
que la voluntad del comite. Parece que, en-
10 que periodiiuos Sc refiere, cada uno ha-
blara por su cuenta y riesgo, sip qqe haya
NADIA de Representatives. oficiales" de Ia
colectiVidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
PARIS BAZAAR.

Acaban de negar cINTURoNES elias
ticos con colgantes q so centayos uno.
Tela bordada propia para blusas. Entrsdo-
ses y tiras bordadas finss. Pasa-cintas
bordados en- todos los anchos. Sapas de
gonna para sras CHAQUETAS DE EN-
CAFES DE BRUsELAs A 5000. Lam
paras eleetricas para habitaciones q $500.
AdemGs Sc reciben senanalmente mu-
chas royedades Pedro Giustl. Fortals-
"a 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
PARA UN ALTO PuEsTo.

So informa que la mayoria del comite
territorial del partido incorporate reco-
n,enda y >sostiene para ocupar IN alto
pussto en la administration del pals, 40 90
dice 81 administrative 6iudicial, al LIDO
Juan Hernandez Lopez y q 'por otra par
&c. ee pone en- tela de juicio 81 ei LIDO. Fede-
rico Dejetau puede considerarse ono como
republicano, los efectos de ocupar csc
mismo cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02

PARA CURAR US RESRRIADo EN-
UN Ola tome LAxATTvo Baono-0CsNINA
~ bciicAriO dgYolver8 el dines5 rino e
eurs. u hrm@ Dc 4. ". GEeyE . hsila
en esd4- eaiita-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
CABLES 4 EsPANA. /.

En- vista de Ia information cablegrafica
pubIicada ell sabado por.. La Correspondent
cia" respecto fenomenos seismicos ocurri-
dos en- Espana, algunas personas de esta
ciudad que tienen familiares suyos en- Ma
drid, Barcelona y Malaga, han djrijido
cables Espana solioitando ampliacion de
datos de 10 ALI ocurrido con motive de los
tembiores noticiados.
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Noticias de Aguadilla
De nuestro corespOnsal)


Enero 31.-Apoche celebr6 la respectable
logia "So Naciente una gran tenida blan-
ca baio 81 siguiehte programa, cuyo acto
qued6 lucidisimo q La par que concurrido.
l. parte.-Sinfonia por la orquesta. .Rati-
ficaci6n del juramento de los funcionarios
slectos.
Durante este acto Sc TOGO ell himno
"The Star SRg,sgIed Banner. Discourse inau-
gural por el DIR. Luis M. Villal6n. Himno
q Ia masoneria de Mozart. Discurso por Ell
hermano M. M. Sama, musica de G. Aran-
zamendi, cantada por la nina Ana Maria
Calderon, acompahada q piano por ST her.
mana Marcola.
2.iprte. Himno "Red White and Blue
Discourse por don ]. B. Soto. A orillas de Ia
mar" poesia del hermano A. Aponte re,
citada por la sehorita Adels Feliciano
Himno"El ideal maz6nico, letra del her
mano Vicente Yinas, misica del himno e.
vangelico No. los cantado por un coro de
ninos. Ell Pordiosero, poesia deFhernane
S.A. Aponte recitada por Ia Mia Carmen
Feliciano. Clausura del scto, discurso lei
do por Ell Sr. Vicente yibas Martinez.
Termin6 tan solemne fiesta 4 las IL p.
m, prSximamente.
coMPASIA DE EAREUELA.
La compadfa de zarzuela de Ortiz y Sua-
res nos present6 Ell jueyes una exceIente
function cuyos ingresos fueron destinados
q los festejos que para ell carnaval
prepara la comisi6n del Circulo de San
Carlos.
Sc pusieron en- escena las obras siguien-
tes: "vice Versss" original del Ledo don
Luis A ToTegreso. PEl Rat6nP y El Po-
llo Tejada"
PELICULGs.
Ell cireo Las banderas" Ell Cine de
, los sehores PorteI Garcia y Co. Yiene dan
do una serie de funciones de las mas esco
gidas de su grandioso repertoire presen-
tandO pelfculas de gran interes y larga du-
raci6n entire elias ''La Pasion y Muerte
de Jesucristo" .'Un cabalIo esbocado" y
muchisimas mas que seria prOliiO snums-
rr.
FL p6blieo acude con entusissmo.
FL Sr. Toregrosa erdirectOr de
peri6dieo Alba Roia" que Sc pubIica por
una tenporada, nos iuforma que pronto
volverk yer Ia luz pdblica Ell reierido Sc
manario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02
EN- LA cIunAD.

Esta en- San Juan desde aver, en- asuntos
de negocios, Ell hacepdado de Toa Alta sr.
Nevares, que regesa hoy su residencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-02

Ell MEJOR RON.-Los sehores Al
yarez Hernanos, del comercio de ests
plaza, contindan recibiendo grandes pc
didos del aereditsdo Ron San LUIS, que
ha merecido Ia meior aceptaci6n del pd-
bIico. No eontiene sustaneias nociyas y
es "viejo" de verdad, sin notifications
ni aditamentos perjudiciales Ia salud.
No 10 oIvideis, RoS SAN LUIS. calle de
San Jose casa se6ores Alvarez hernia
nos.
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AsUETos cIvILEs.

La lectura del calendario de asuntos
civiIes en- ell termino que empez6 hoy en-
Ia Corts de distntp ds-ssn Juan, tendra
lugar es Ia seeeiop segunda, los dias 3 y
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