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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-19
MANS VIEW
OF OYSTER TROUBLE
Hampton, Va. Aug. IL.

Daily Press
The recent oyster trouble up the
James between the tOngers and social
cd oyster planters. out in reality
oyster poachers. is likely 10 be fought
with a determination on the part OF
the tonger 10 bring before ne pubic
for final settlement a long standing
evil and ar Injustice to the poor class
of tongers. who annually pay a license
TO work these rocks which the laws
OF Virginia have defined by the Bay
lor survey
1T may be true. as air. Lawson
ntates. that these grounds. or the
grants for these grounds, lay outside
of the Baylor lines. and are mostly
soft mud and deep water. and are
not worth 4 cents an acre for planting
purposes. as the oysters smother in
the mud as il is so soft.
THE ground occupied by Capt.
Mills is a piece of bottom lying be
low Point OF Shoals light Mr..
--- Wame stricken OuD made
the ground a paying proposition He
issued permits to pirates or moon
sinners for $50 per year each. These
pirates gave them the privilege when
caught longing on the natural rocks
which adjoin. TO swear they were
working on the rented ground. -Four
years ago | was an eyewitness TO the
capture of one of these pirates by Cap
tain Hudgins. who fined him 500.
The criminal showed his permit and
at trial swore he was working on
-'s ground. and. of cotrse
he was cleared. A few days LATER II
reply to a question asked by me. he
said the permit cost him but $50 and
was worth $500 every year; the Omy
feature about the matter he did no.
like was that he had to swear to Il
lie. but that was better than paying
500.
The oyster commissioners have re
Gently built a watch house as pos
sible on account of the depth of water.
II the Mills lines is as Mr.. Lawson
states. on the outside of the Baylor
survey. Mr. Mills and his fleet would
he working south of the line running
from the house 10 Point of Shoal
light. But | am informed by good
authority that Mr. Mills has been
working north of this line. and Mr..
Lawson has come TO his rescue BY
sending the oyster navy TO protect
him in robbng the rocks on the pre-
text that they are planted oysters.
II am not a tonger and it does not
make any difference to me whether
rocks are leased or not. but we
should all stand for a square deal. if
we have a Baylor line it should be
we'll established and defined. and
the poacher should be dealt with as
a criminal and instead of our navy be
ing put back of him while he robs
tlrn rocks inside the Baylor line.
our navy should be occupied in keep
irg his stakes outside or re line.
Until then we will have lots OF
trouble and probably more or less
bloodshed before the matter is set
tied If the State Of Virginia wishes
TO rent the rocks. then do away witt
the Baylor survey and give eyerv
man a square deal.
III p. CANDY
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THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1910.
---------------~ = 4 . s|-'T-
JUNGLE JOE" A SCAPEoOAT AZ
, TER ALL.

Son-in.l law Nicholas Longworth,
fresh from conference with Vice
President Shermans announced yester-
day that he would oppose Uncle Joe
Cannon's election as speaker of the
next house OF representatives. and
that he will do so in the manner that
| consider a proper and effective one
for the settlement OF controversies IN
my party. only in the Republican
caucus"
Although Mr. Loagworth desired
that Il be thoroughly understood that
he made his statement on his own re-
sponsibility and upon the suggestion
of no one else. as the interview was
given In the summer executive oInces
at Beverly. Immediately after the con-
gresham had been cloested with the
vice-president, It will be accepted as
evidence of the truth of the report that
President Taft's readjustment program
includes as repudiation Of Aldrich and
Cannon.
Mr.. Longworth said:
have a genuine affection for Mr..
Cannon as man, and the highest re-
spect for his splendid fighting quail
ties. / have supper, ed him five times
A. xrfn cd fOflr
times for his election and once against
his removal. but cannot GO so again,
] repeat that | shall oppose the re-elec-
ton of MI Cannon TO the speakership,
aud that | am firmly of the opinion
that his reelection is impossible.
The congressman told the story OF
the reason for the proposed ostenta-
tious busting of Cannon when he ssid'
Il am firmly OF the opinion that his
reelection is impossible" That is
why poor old Uncle Joe" is 10 he
thrown out OF the meeting at this late
day.
The people have arisen against the
interests and methods represented by
cannon. not against the old man HIM
self. Mr.. Nicholas Longwor h himself
is "stand-pstter." and probably is
Just as subservient to the interests FOR
the benefit of which the national ne
publican organization is operated as
Mr.. Cannon. But Uncle Joe. because
of his position as speaker and his will
ingness and extraordinary capacity for
using that position in the carrying out
Of the plans of the interests. became
a shining target for the shafts Of lead
ers of the popular uprising. The cry
has been Down with Cannon and Can
ucuism.' end as a result it has been
apparent for some time thst the
speaker will not be reelected. whe neT
OF not ;here is a Republican majority
in the next house So Uncle Joe Is
to be made just what be euiphsticaily
declared some time ago ne would ""'
be made-s sospegost He IS to be
thrown out at the eleventh hour by the
men who approved and Landed hin
while he vas helping nightly in ne
making Of the bes; tarih Law the
country ever has had And he is 10
be dropped. mi on account Of aHy'h'ns
he hes done or because Of what ne
represents. but because his power Is
broken and II is absolu' ely necessary
that the administrator thro~ a fe~
crumbs 10 the protesting masses be
fore the coming congressional cleo
tons
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The Burden of Golf.

Golferftwith'a full bag. looking for Il
Caddie)-3 say. my friend. do you hap
pen to know of any one who Near
sighted Villager ftcstily)-No. don't.
All the folis roup d here does their own
umbrella repairnl'.-Puck
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Delivers Up the Negro

HUNTINGTON. W VA. AK is
Escorted ~ militia. sheriff Wisomsn
brought Thom3s Raymond. alias
wayne. = negro. accused q mrricr.
ing Nh. John Aiiiss and seriously N
j.lring her husband, pcar Iiu'cu last
sunday. 70 this city and turned him
over &c The sheriff Of tbs county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-19
CHICAGO Grain Market.

CHICAGO, ILLS, Aug. 1s-Ihe
wheat market was speculative within
narrow limits today, closing well 10
ward the top at about 1sai2 up Corn
and oats we're dull and at the finish
were Il down. In the provisions pl'
ribs showed activity. closing unchahs-
ed to 10 up, while pork and lard were
drH and finished from Z up to ~
down.
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Raroness Nauuhan Married.

PARIS. Aug. 1S-RarOness Naugha@.
the morgsnatic wife Of the late kiEs
Leopold OF Belgium. and Emmanuel
purciux. a retired merchant living a.
Neuillc Sur Yin. we're married ;Ot-as
al Arronville. where the baroness has
been living al the chateau Balincurr.
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Cuttinq.

young Wife-How fortunate ! am
In Spossessing "a husband who always
stays at HON { in the evenin". Bosom
Erie nd-Yess your husband never was
much addicted TO pleasure.
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Closed for Repairs

The Savoy" the most popular pic
ture house in hampton. will clos"
for one week for repairs. papcrine.
painting. ventilation and etc. and
will reopen on Monday. Aug. -,
with something entirely new in the
picture business. Mr.. Lindsay, the
manager, will leave tonight for New
York TO close contract with a new
picture mandatory Thanking Won
for the past PATRONAGE and don't fail
to he or hand the %.
+. w. MOORE, Prop ittor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-19

NFw YORK. Aug. lS-t"i'oh
spot closed quiet. middIinS upiAn is.
T. 90. midduur gulf. 1918. sales 81,
h,Ics. Failures opened steady an"
rfreof sfeafV
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Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point


ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., an ;. lS.-
David Rankin, Jr.. millionai re phil
anthropis, of ST. Louis, died lere to-
day.
Mr.. RIA nkin was the -four der Of
the David Rankin, Jr.. Sc lool OF
Mechanical Trades, which ne endow.
ed with all of his fortune. say Ing only
$3.50 a month for himself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-19

A Comanchc lad. addressing his
clsssmscs IN Oklahoma recently. gave
sound advice sad a timely warning 70
the American iBdian The bo-'s re-
marie arc pubHshea IN part and CON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-19
Net IMPRESSED.

BolSbie-Pa says you're a self made
man. Visitor ,proudlyl-Yes. my hoy.
Il am. Bobbie-Ain't you sorry nOw
you didn't let somebody else help you?
Boston, Transcript.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-19
Sunrestive.

Mary Aaged sixl-Uncle Charlie. I
wish you many happy returns of your
birthday. and mamma said that if you
gave me a dollar not to lose it.-Lip-
pincotrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-19

FOR SALE-Parlor suit, bed room
suit, dresser, pictures, mirrors. cots.
reirigerators, tables, portieres. bed
springs. men. women and children
shoes, mating. carpet, rugs. show
case. cook stove. gasoline stove. bed
lounge. l drop head machine, l. large
wooden bottom chairs. Come and buy
at your own price. auction Saturday,
1880 a. m. and Saturday night.
1i5 w. Queen ST., Hampton, Va.
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Ask Your Physician

About "TISIT," acts on the liver
ard bowels like magic-nO gripping.
Zoe and 25c. All Druggists and
BULLS CUT RATE DRUG STORE.
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En- estaimp:enis Sc vende paPel de
periodioos vitI9. 4 81 quinisi
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Attractive surtido.

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
ell representante del ac:editado es-
tablecimiento Las Noredades. ha
completado un magn!tico surtido
de cuanto Sc encuentra de utll, y ne
cesarlo en- aquella importante plaza.
Pedidos hechos a Europa estan i!e-
gando tanbien en- cada vapor y todo
cuanto exija el mas refinado gusto y
la mas esquisita fantasia Sc encuen-
ira en- ell establecimiento de moda de
la ciudad. Adornos de cabeza, PERU
mera,muebles para gablnetes y to-
cador, ropa blanca para sehoras Sc
horitas y nlhas, sombreros, paraguas
Y sombrlllas, relojes, macetas de flo
res, figuras de marmoi, bitculs-
terra-cotta, estuches, alfombras, ju-
guetes, vaiilla de cristal y de plata
Sc encuentra q precios convenientes
en- el estab!ecimiento de la calie de
San Francisco Ordenes por correo
ytelegraio, Servicio pronto y culda-
dOsO
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De @0ej@dad.
~7Bs3 7e 1ks

dro Carrasquiro, J. Hernandez Sal
guero, Jose Bosch, Constantine AL
varez, Tomas Vinet, Ricardo Garcia
y el presidente del centro Sr. Ricar-
DO Vela. Estimamos la cortesla de
Ia invitaci6n~ que hemos recibido.
En- Ponce. Ell casino de Benre dara
una magnifica fiesta con motive de
las del "a y 25 y un bale de
sociedad-con la magnificencia de
costumbre-forma parte del progra-
ma de fiestas. Algunos j6venes de
San Juan Sc disponen a concurrlr a
la simpatica velada en- el brlllante
centro de la ciudad del sur.
Comienza d las nueve. Ell bale del
casino espanol de San Juan, en- la
noche del "a de Julio corrlente, CO.
menzara a las 9 de la noche. Sc pre-
para a asistir la esquisita concurren-
cia femenina que suele If a esas Ties
tas Y seguramente resultara brlllante
| la de la noche del domingo. A ella
concurriran tambien seguramente'
algunas lindas damitas que de otras
poblaciones de la isla Sc encuentran
de paso en- San Juan.
[ Notas. La concurrnecia a la retire
ia era selecta y distinguida. Ell gru-
no de se1oritas era encantador, CO.
mo que ALI estaban entire otrass, Ma
rita Gorbea, Angelina Rodriguez
Cebollero, Carmina y Amparo Flgue-
ras, Carmelita Benftez, Anita y Pai-
mira Gatell, Ana Wellington, Jua-
! nita Torres, Paquita Vivas, Lolita
Pujol, Gloria Cartagena y Margot
Vidal.
En- un grupo de admiradores.de
I6jos-de Cupido, Sc haclan entuslas
tas concentrates de la bella concurre-
cia femenina que ALI Sc podia ADM
rar. Surge otralindisima figura. Tez
blanquisima, ojos oscuros y EXPIRE
sivos, boquita de claveles, cabellos
muy negros, gracia singular en- su
figura y en- su porte. Polllta como
de II Is abriles. Ell ingeniero lnte
rroga al abogado y al rublo COMPOSE
tor, que VIC disipada en- gran parte
su tristeza V este al otro abogado
que Sc ahurre en- las reuniones de
graves. .-Pues Sc llama como Ia her
mosa Y dulce mejicana compahera
del h6roe hispano de Otumba, CO.
mo la po6tica protagonista de una
de las joyas de maestro Chapi.
Vive fuera de la ciudad y es una
nueva y hermosa estrella que apare-
ce con todo su explendor en- el clelo
de beldadeS de San Juan.
Ota re3 Ia "Fiudn nlegre'. Desde
el lunes de la entrante 5emana volve
ra el publico de la ciudad a podet
P, disfrutar del grato espectaculo de
la reprisc de Ia aplaudida ohra "NM
da alegre" que Sc pondra en- escena
algunas noches. El ntrez-o es apro-
piado y no Sc han economizado gas
tOs.
| Noches de gala Y de gran atrac-
ci6n para los d'lettanti serdn las en- q.
Sc hagan resonar otra vez grata-
mente las dulces melodiaS del her
moso waltz en- que ahora la sonora
Marin como Ia antes inolvidable Es-
peranza Iris ,hiciera V hara llegar al
fondo del alma las dulces melodias
de la sugestiva m,isica. Los ensayos
Sc hacen con toda escrupulosidad y
'resultara un 6xito la repetici6n de
la bonita opereta.
,Ser1ner
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Ell incendio de la goleta.

Son muchas las inyestigaciones
que Sc estan hacienda para averiguar
Ia causa de este desastroso mcendio.
va Sc sabe de flo, que los que tnpu-
laban dicha embarcacion Sc saliva
ron, porque la ropa que llevaban pues
fue comprada en- "El Puerto
Rico Elegante' de R. Monies, Allen
174, San Juan Pto Rico.
Trajes de etiqueta; ropa hecha
para caballeros y ninos, sastrena,
sombrereria, camisas, cuellos, cor
batas etc, etc, etc.
TOdO baratfsimo.
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. Flores de 0rien'e. I |SIonchita
sandoz, la monisima mptenita del
jardin de Naguabo, esta en- Ia ciu-
dad de hace pocos das V permace-
ra aqui algun tempo mas, muy
corto por desdjaha. Que le sea
grata, 10 mas possible. su vista a
la ciudao a "a linda sehorita.
Fiesta ei. Humocao. FL casino es.
pailol de Humacao Sc propone cele,
brar la1festividad de Santiago Apos-
tol, y en- la noche de ese dia Sc lleva-
ra q efecto un bale de confianza en-
los salones de aquel centro. FL presi-
dente de la simpatica asociaci6n, Sr.
Emilio Faura Sc ha servido enviar
cortes invitaci6n para la fiesta.
En- Bayom6n. La colonia espahola
de Bayam6n con motive de la con
memoraci6n del patron de Eypa6a,
se dispone a celehrarla ron un suntuo
so bale en- los saloneS del casino que
alli posee. Y Sc efectuara en- la
noche del "A del corriente. Compo-
men la comisi6n de recibo los Sres.
Francisco Niejo, Andres Con-. Lean
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
SuBAeTA PUBL1CA. BIENES INMUEBLEs
En- Ia Coecura de Ren lutenas de Faado Ell dia de sgoo
de lso las 10 de mahana venddos los tds
los e acionados para
tbucones reaos cos eon haber pagado
ebdo tempo las contributions vencdas los sgdr ocs
10 Ley de Renas Intslnaa
Description de Propedad Conribuc;ers g..:s
aproxmados
SEGUNDA SUBAsTA
Apger6 Rooafort $50 odas, Bo Rio abao, 44033
Puedeu verse los detls que deen os pevos e1pedien.
Ell cmpsdor de cada propdad debe deposa vo 10
ceno del vaor vendd pedef
de de por Ia cua e fu6 suhastsda
popedad durante los d das igu Al verified
Faardo P R., Junio 25 de 1910.
(Firmado) N. Guznin L5ra,-(o'acor
Aprobado B. R Dix. Acting Treasurer.
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Vc|ada confeIencia
!. en- eI> Ateneo,
Fl programs es esplendido J
variado.

La Junta Directiva de esta Aso-
ciacion invita- q sus soc;os, asf como
tambien 8 los del Ateneo puertorri-
queno para una @VEbADA-CoNFEREN-
c1A que tendra lugar en- los salones-
de este 1ltimo centro, hoy aoM CO.
rriente q las ocho y media dt Ia no.
che.
Ell programa es selecto y consta
de varias pleas de canto y recita-
cion por distinguidos elementos de
esta sociedad.
El programa esta sujeto al slgulen
te orden:
Discourse de apertura-"E Luce
van le stele";; ;;-"Crueldad de alma"
(poes{a);; LA mujer puertcrrlque-
na ;;-canto 'influencia de la ms
truccion Ell Ia !ibertad de los pueblos
"Guaj1ras" de Ia Alegrio de; Bata-
lion sJuventud Modernista, sus
fines -discurso de clausura.
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[. S. UeGther Bureau. |

Duranta la Semana llovi0 mode
radamente en- las divisiones y. Y o.
de Ia isla, las cantidades promedia-
ron mas lie pulgada Y media. En- la
division L, Ia lluvia fua i:gera. pro-
mediando cerca de media pIlgada;
en la division ). solamente in!orman
de unos pOcOs aguaceros.
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Gira republicans.

Dicen de Bilbao que han Marcia
do a Durango los trenes llenos de
dem6cratas para asistir a la gira re-
publicana socialista y al meeting
llegando ALI mas de tres mil perso
mas que vestian y callahan de Juan
Pieras Alien 32 de la Palmesana.
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En- ell Centenario de la Argentina

Nil iovenes arist6cratas ejercie-
ron de polic;as honorarioS dentro del
recinto de la exposition argentina,
dichos jovenes vestian y callahan
de la tienda Ia Palmesana de Juan
Pieras. Allen 80.
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La temperature promndia de Ia ="
mana que termino 81 dia Ii de Julio
fud enteremente mas baI4 de Ia
semana fui enreramente mas haia
de la normal. dPhido i la baia> ten
peratura, de la> uoche-. Ia tpmperA
tura mavima promcdla iG: ~ :;
40 en- MaUnabo. Ponce = san Ger
man, la mas hala iui 80 en- Cidra.
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OBSERvAC|OHES METEOROLO G|CAS.

La temperature mantuvo mas baa d 10 anornal
por las baias temperatures de las noches
Cdra esco de So grades Maunaho caor de g.
Por e Sur hubieron algunos aguaceros.
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Fernando PasCual.
Calle de Cells AguiIera, No. l6
esqUina a San Juan.

FAJARDO Puerto RICO. Tiens
oonstsnte ex.s,encia De Novelas De
,odas olase- = De los autores de mas
tsma- Precios nuy linsitados. Ven
de :anbieE ia CORRESPONDENCE,
ciariamenie 4 = oentavos.
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.

Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
SUBASTA PUBLICA BIENES INMUEBLEs
En- Coectua de Ren Internas Vega Alta ell dia
de 1910 las 10 sern vndds los o
los bcnes reoDados los mmo cubr las
bucione ueron ae
debdo las bucones
Ley de Rentas Internas
PROPIETAROs pd6n ,opedad Conibuors gasto
aproximados.
PRIMERA SUBASTA.
Pablo Cabrera ctro $50 cdas Be- Cienegue 2is72
Carmelo Bo
Puedn los dales que deea Jos espivos erpedne
Ell mprador cada propedad deb deposa Elective
dez del valor vndda perde
dejare de de cua it u uasada
pedd los dez das guie1tes ve.c
Vega hl:, P + juno 80 je 1910.
FrmaduJ Rodoilo Y. nyera - -oector
Aprobado: Samuel D. Gromer, Treasurer
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Hay oericultora cu. nee.s,,an

Hay oe-iculto-. gu. nsees,tdn
mayordomos" y hay "mayordomos,
cue necesiian oolocaci5n Es1, do,
esphrGcionss &c encuentran con DIFF
cu.tdd y retGr1o. Ano1s coincidudn
rdpIGamente 81 .os Geseos ce nsdyordo
mos y cericrltors, s anunclon en
La COTresp0ndencia". Hay en- e.
ts oIoTto esrecIa! y ncotcg toyy1 Ia
G<e.o.
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PROFESSOR A DOMICILIO,
GrIDO VARGAS CORONADO

Educaclonista venezolaDo. Sc cfrece
para dar clases 4 domiciiio) de con.
;abilidad mercsntil. Ieneour:a Ge IL
bros por pst;ds dooie Ca!igrafis y
Nociones de Algebra , Geometr!a.
.n!ormar4n en- esta imprenA p
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Tarifa de precios.

Taeres Carolina Rio Piedras San Juan Bayam6n S. oo
Toa. Baja Dorado Observation-Disclosures. 4.50l
Vega. Ba ia. Manat Barceloneta Observation-Disclosures. 4.O0I
Arecibo Cambalache Hatilo Observation-Disclosures. 35OI
Camuy Quebradillas Isabella Observation-Disclosures. 3.O0l
Aguada Aguada, Rncon. Corcega. a............. 2.75|
Anasco, Mayaguez, Hormgueros. ............. 400
Filial Amor San German. Sabana Grande, Cabo Roo,
Boquer6n. Lajas La Plata Lm6n. ............. L25|
Yauco Santa Rita NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 075I
Guayanilla Talaboa. O5Ol
del
erroca para odos los cuare los dia
% "a para 1egresar por los del rs %.
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Aha=co, Felix Reins
Aguadi.!a,C ,Coloso, Adolfo Reichard
Cato Ro.o, v 4. Carbonell
Las Mar.as. P. RoselI6
Marca0, p Cordero
NayagrGez, Pedro Ve!ez
S4hana Grande. Vicente VeleE
San German. John J. Siebert
San Sebastian, Ramon ROure
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New Cases.

Lola Stretton VS. Alley Roop ana
NJ. Cabot A. NJ. Abel fer detcad-
ant
Mrs ETie Brown VS. Continental
Casualty CO. c. ". Hodedon for
plaintiff. Gill Hoyt G. Frye and
Morgaa {, Brewer for defendants.
Jcns Anderson vs.. y. Toss and
c. Olson; on promissory note. W.,
IT, Abel for plaintiff.
Johns River Boom Co. vs. ITarrj-
son Bros. 7. H. Mckay for plain
tiff, \. W Bush for defendant.
CITY of Montesano VS. r. f.,
Wright, appeal from J. r. court.
0. NJ Nelson for plaintiff, Norris
& Hammond for defendant
Gate City Lumber Co. VS. City of
Montesano ct al; on debt. w. H..
Abel for plaintiff,
Hans Hanson VS. School District
No. as on debt F. w Loomis for
plaintiff VIM. e. Campbell for de-
PENDANT.
JOS. Bildoeau VS. Moclips Lumber
G Single Co. W. II. Abel for de-
PENDANT.
VIM. II. Milton VS. Mary p. Nit
ton; divorce Boner & Boner for
plaintiff,
Harry German VS. Coats Shinsle
Co; appeal from J. P. court. Dan
Pearsall for plaintiff. Morgan &
Brewer for defendant.
The Phoenix Assurance Co., of
London, England VS. n. p. Ry Co.
Geo T. Reid and j. w. Quick for
defendants.