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The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Mrs. Lille Reese Of Telluride, came
down Saturday and is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Sam johnson.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

f. f. Wallace Of Lebanon had the
misfortune to lose . valuable horse the
first Of the week. The animal was run
ming In the corral and in some manner
broke leg.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

The Ladies' netted el9.65 from their
lunch Ut the Witte sale Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
Potatoes.

First quality seed Of the following
varieties: Northern Spy, Carbondals
Peachblow, Million Dollar and Biz
Weeks. Address, David b. Gray,
II. D., Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

w. w. Dunlap returned yesterday
from visit In Durango.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Utah has . country editor vino Ia
also postmaster, Justice u the peace,
road supervisor, coroner, undertaken,
aud candidate for county clerk. He
came west from Ohio less than . year
ago.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mn. w. +. Ordway was . Mancos
passenger on Saturdays train.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

Bring your Job printing to The Star
o(lice. We please.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

A. c. Swarner and family moved
onto b. r. Pstterson's ranch this week.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-05
To Teach Hog Raising.

Dallas, Texasfi July 5.-The first
organized campaign to spread the
gospel of hog raising was inaugural
ed this afternoon with the departure
from this city of a demonstration
train which will make a three weeks
tour covering large section of Tex
as. Stops Of day each will be
made at various points, where inter-
ested persons will be invited to lis
ten to practical talks by experts in
every branch of the hog raising and
marketing business. The movement
is backed by the Forth Worth Stock
yards company, which has secured
the cooperation of the railroads and
others interested in the hig-raising
industry
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-05
LOWER MEAT PRICES
j. Ogden Armour Says Reduction
Will Come in ''Due Time"

Chicago, July 5.-Predicting the
reduction of meat prices all along
the line-in time. Ogden Armour,
the brains of the beef trust, return
ed Sunday from two months trip
to Europe. He absolved the packers,
his fellows, from blame for present
high prices and firmly placed it up
on the shoulders of existing condi-
TONS
Mr.. Armour avowed himself an
implacable enemy of high prices in
things to eat, particularly meat. But
every turn through the interview
which he gave at his Lake Forest
home, he wrapped that cold blanket
of Gin due time around his remarks.
His return at this particular time
is welcomed by his packing house as
sociates who do not relish facing the
forthcoming reinvestigation Of the
National Packing company by the
Federal government without his
help. He is here in plenty of time
to lead the packers in their defense
against the Federal probe, in which
the new Grand Jury will not be call
edtil July IA.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-05
BLASTS HOPES Of.
LAND HUNGRY
Writes Yakima Commercial
Club, Saying No Good
Homes Are Left.

North Yakima, Wash, July s.
There will not be a quarter section
of irrigable land on the Yakima res.
ervation left for white settlers after
the Indians get their allotments, ac-
cording to the general land office.
Senator w. l.. Jones has enclosed
letter from the general land office
othe North Yakima Commercial
club, with the request that it be
given publicity, in order that no false
impression of conditions here may go
forth. The letter is as follows:
Quotes the Field Agent.
Replying further to your sugges-
ton that the lands within the Yakima
Indian reservation be opened to set;
Element and entry at an early date
under the registration Plan hitherto
used in opening Indian lands, / beg
to call your attention to reports re-
Gently made this office by F. X. Salz-
man, chairman of the Yakima ap-
praising committee, who has gained
an intimate knowledge of these lands
through examinations made in CLASH
flying them. Mr.. Salzman says in
part:
There is nothing in this reser-
walton which would justify bringing
the people here for the purpose of
registration. After the allotments
shall have been made to the Indians
there will not be quarter section
in the reservation open to settlement
on which a person can make a living,
or that would be suitable for any
purpose except grazing. There will
be less than 1900 homesteads of $50
acres each, not one of which will be
other than ordinary grazing land.
The amount of land which will be
open to entry is approximately $780,
900 acres, from which all the irri-
gable lands have already been select
ed for allotment. None of the land
open to settlement is irrigable.'
Indians Get Good Land.
None of the lands covered by the
government reclamation projects will
be open to entry, as they will all be
allotted to Indians and from Mr..
Sulzman's report it would seem that
the other irrigable lands in the res
ervation will be allotted to Indians.
THE lands open to settlement can
only be entered under the homestead
laws, which require continuous resi-
dence and cultivation, and the char
acter of the land, as described by
Mr.. Salzman is not such as would,
in my judgment, justify the holding
of a registration. 1t is probable that
the reports of the classifying COM
mission and the alloting agents, will
not be ready for approval before
January l, 1911, and the lands can
not therefore be open to entry until
next spring, when they will probably
be opened in the usual manner with
out registration
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-05
Old Man to Be Freed of Murder
Charge.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 5.-For the
fifth time in eight years DIR. Louis
Zorn, an old and we'll known resi-
dent of this city, will be arraigned
in court tomorrow on the charge of
murder. Nevertheless, it will be a
happy day for the aged man, for the
case against him will be dismissed at
the request of the prosecuting attor-
ney and for the first time since June
%, 1902, DR.. Zorn will enjoy his
liberty.
On the date mentioned above DR..
Zorn shot and killed Albert Sechrest
who was one of his tenants. DR..
Zorn, whose hobby was the growing
of flowers, wanted to plant a row
of hollyhocks in his tenants yard.
Sechrest objected and DR.. Zorn in
sisted. The argument led to a fight
which ended in the landlord shoot
ing and killing the tenant.
DR.. Zorn was tried four times.
The first two trials resulted in jury
disagreements. The third trial, which
took place in 1905, ended in YER
dict of guilty and a sentence of fif-
teen years in prison. In 1907 the
supreme court reversed the judg-
ment and sentence of the lower
court. A fourth trial was held and
again the jury disagreed. 1t is said
that the various trials have cost the
aged defendant half of his fortune,
which was estimated at 100000 at
the time the killing took place.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-05
Americans Wed in Honolulu.

Honolulu, July 5.-The wedding
of Miss Jessie s. Mccormick, whose
home is in Berkeley, Calf, and Ches-
ter HUM, the government horticul-
turist in Hawaii, took place today at
the Kawaithao Seminary. Mr.. HUM
is a graduate of Cornell University.
Both he ana his bride are interested
in educational work here.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-05
Palisade District Small.

In the Palisade, Colorado, territory
nearby, almost all of the trees are
under seven years old, which shows
what a reputation is possible in few
years. This district, which is fam
Gus all over the country, contains but
1000 acres and is protected to a
great extent by its Typographical con-
ditiOns. Practically nothing but
peaches are grown there. With it's
1900 acres of the best soil in the
country and the ideal climatic con-
dition which obtains here, the posi-
bilities of establishing a worldwide
reputation in this line are great
when it is considered what the Pals
ade country has done in such a short
time. A number of heaters were be-
ing used at that place.
"All of the fruit in the middle west
has been destroyed by the frost and
the eyes of a large number of people
are now turned toward Washington,
portions of which furnish ideal con-
ditions for fruit growing. Practic-
ally all of the orchards between the
Atlantic seaboard are deteriorated
the fruit is wormy and no effort is
made to replace the old trees with
young stock. l made the statement
to a number of farmers in Illinois
that l believed one good apple tree
in this country to be worth more fin
ancially than an acre of corn land,
and l am sure that the figures will
bear me out"
DR.. Pogue has not made a trip to
his old home in Illinois for ten years
previous to his late journey and re-
turned to his Pogue Prairie residence
with the firm conviction that this
country is the best place in the
world.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-05
CROP CONDITIONS
IN EAST
Says One Tree of Apples is
Worth More Than an
Acre of Corn.

Il saw but one tree bearing APP
pies on a 200 mile automobile trip
through Illinois and that one bore
but a few stated DR.. j. |. Pogue
to the Omak Chronicle. DR.. Pogue
returned last week from six weeks
trip to Atlantic City and other points.
DR.. Pogue, as an experienced apple
grower, Investigated apple growing
conditions in Colorado, Utah, Illinois
and other states where fruit is a
commercial product, Aad after seeing
the places in the country which have
won enviable regulations for grow
ing good varieties is convinced that
the Okanogan valley, and Omak in
particular, stands head and shoulders
above the mall
THE first place | visited was Pro-
vO, Utah." stated the doctor, where
the water right costs $500 an acre
and is owned by a private company.
| was Informed that the shares are
worth $500 each and are taken at
par by any of the banks. With our
own water selling at only $65 an
acre and under the control of the
government we are receiving much
better value for our money.
Thousands of Heaters Used.
Thousands of heaters or smudge
pots were being used at Grand juno
ton and the surrounding territory
in an endeavOr to raise the temper
ature sufficiently to prevent the raw
ages of frost. Opinions of local
growers differ radically as to the
heater. The strongest advocates are
the real estate men, who state that
by the use of them all danger in re-
gard to frost is removed. However,
a number of the fruit growers have a
different story to tell. 1t would de-
pend to a certain extent on whether
the wind was blowing when the heat
ers were being used, as to their
value. In the same vicinity there
were a number of peach orchards
almost entirely killed by lack of
drainage"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28
S0LEMNES CUL.-
TOS EN- CATANO.
Los correspondientesa a
Ia Semana Santa que
daron muy lucidos.
Ell senor objspo hara muy
pronto una vista a aquel
pobIado.
El Sr. Rodriguez, presidente de
Ia seciedad benefica San Fer:
nands proyecta notables retor.
mas on el reglameuto de dicha
association.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Mario 27.-Debido al incansable
cello del dignfsimo parroco, Sc han ce-
lebrado en- este caserio con extraor-
dinaria solemnidad y explendor los
oficlos de Semana Santa.
Ell temple recientemente rcstau-
RADIO merced q las gestiones del Pa
DIRE Vicente hallabase exornado con
exquisite gusto. Ocupo la catedral
del Esp{ritu Santo, pronunciando
notables sermones, Fray Placido,
franciscano descalzo.
Los cultos terminaron con solem-
ne procession del Encuentro y misa
con acompahamiento de ammonium
y canto.
Numerosisimos fieles asistieron a
todos los actos religiosos realizados
El Lcdo. don Antonio P. Rodri-
guez, enthusiastic presidente de la So
ciedad de Auxilios Mutuos "San Fer
nando', ticne en- estudio y pronto
las dara a conocer, las reformas, por
todos conceptos importantes, que
trata de introducir en- el reglamento
de la benefica institution.
Rompiendo moldes viejos trata
de colocarla a la altura de las mejo-
res de a,isla, ofreciendo a sus asocia-
dos cuantas ventajas sean posibles.
Estan muy adelantadas las repa-
raciones y pintura que Sc vienen ha-
ciendo en- el vapor "Valdes".
Ell sabado en- la noche Sc celebra-
ron algunos bales y jaranas, quo
resultaron en- estremo animadas. !!
Ell resultado de las elecciones
para compromisarios efectuadas el
domingo iltimo por las fracciones
republicanas de este poblado: fue
como sigue: 391 votos los de la uc-
ia guardia y 81 los disidentes.
Ell sabado proximo saldra q reco-
ier fondos para la construction de la
casa Parroquial una comisi6n COM !
puesta de elementos prestigiosos de
este poblado. Esperamos que vean
colmados sus esfuerzos con el mas
lisonjero 6Xito.
Hemos dido decir que en- breve
vendra ell nustrisimo obispo a i'm
poner ell sacramento della confirma !
cion. Son muchas las familias que es-
peran con interes la llegada del Pre- !
ladO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28
EnfeImo que mejoIa.
FL Sr. F urnier Sc encuen-
ira mejor de la grave do
lencia que lie aqueja.
FL Sr. Toro ha sido nombrado
mienbrO de la junta escolar.
De nuestro corresponsal


Ponce, mario 26.-Se encuentra
IN esta ciudad desde hace varios dias
Ell distinguido caballcro Lcdo. Fede-
Iis) Degetau. que ha venido a poner
&c al lado de SUI amigo Sr. Pedro J :.
Furnier que Sc encuentra desde ha-
ce tempo en- CANA, V segun nos in
forma ell DR.. Villaronga que ha lido
& tener algunas consultas con el me:
dico de cabecera DIR. Salazar, Sc en-
cuentra dentro de Ia gravedad bas-
tante mejor el Sr. Fournier. Sincera-
mente anhelamos la salud del distin-
guido paeiente.
Julian Rodriguez cumpli6 )
dfas de carcel por alterar la paz: De
metric Roman que estaba prcso por
abuse de con6anza, sali6 Ell libertad.
Ingresaron cumplir cOndena proce-
dentes de Yauco los individuos ST.
guientes;
Guillermo Ruiz 4 cumplir 3 mcses
por scometimientO Y aggression :: Juan
Molina a cumplir 80 dias por alterar
la paz: Ramona Peha 4 cumplir 30
dfas por al;erar La paz: Eulalia Sc
pulveda q eumplir 80 dias por expo
siciones deshonestas.
FL Sr. Manuel Toro ha sido nom
brado para cubrir Ia plaza que habia
vacante en- Ia iunta eseolar. Creemos
aoertadisimo dichO nOmbramiento.
-Ha salido d dar funciones en-
Naysguez, Ia gran oompahia que es-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28
Las dos .fracciones re-
pubhcanas lucharon
des esp er a da rnente
por sacar triunfantes
sus candidates.
A las 9 de la manana fue
retirada la primera.
El Sr. Serrano publico una ho.
ia suelta negandese a aceptar
ell cargo de alcalde.
De nuestro corresponsal.

10 AuCcb1O
Mario 2S.-Ayer en- esta ciudad,
hubo extraordinario movimiento
con motive de las elecciones prima-
rias para designar delegados a la
Asambleasde GuayamA por el parti-
do ublicano. Las candidaturas
eran como sigue;
Delegates q La asamblea;
Oh. Barbosa, Lcdo. Jose L.
Pezquefa, Don. Virgilio Davila.,
LIDO. jose Oller Diaz, Don. Manuel
Gaetan Barbosa, Lcdo. Artemio P
Rodriguez. ...-.1 .
Suplentes; Don. Raimundo Ro-
driguez, Lcdo. Ramon S. Pezquera,
Don. Francisco Serrano, Don. An
gel E. Rosy; Don. Manuel Gaetan
Camacho, Don. Abelardo Carrera
y Don. Jose Orraca.
Comeit6 local. Dior. J. NJ. Amadeo,
Lcdo. Luis Sierra, Don. Jose R. AL
varez, Don. Jesds Gonzalez, Don
, Raimdhdo Rodriguez.
Compromirsarios; Don. Sebas-
tian Davila, Don. Antonio Rodri-
guez, Don. Nicolas Rosario, DR.. Ma
nuel Fernandez Mater, Lcdo. Juan
Ramon Casellas, Don. Ramon Solla
Suplentes. Don. Segundo Mas,
Don. Jose R. Alvarez, Don. Juan
Quintero, Don. Juan Amador, Don
Angel Gaetan, Don. Luis Guzman,
Don Doroteo Hernandez.
La otra candidatura era;
Comit6. Lcdo. Jose L. Pesquera,
Lcdo. Mariana Pardo, Dior Jes1s
NJ. Amadeo, Don. Mariana Alfaro,
Don. Jesus Gonzalez
Compromisarios. Lcdo. Ramon
S. Pesquera, Abelardo Carrera
Sergio Moratalle, Francisco Baldo=
rioti, Ramon Solla, Pedro Santana,
Lorenzo Castro.
Suplentes. Jose de Jesls Pezquera,
Manuel Rodriguez, Miguel Granela,
Luis Cruz Gaetan, Lcdo. Luis Sierra,
Angel Gaetan, Juan Andrade.
Delegado d Guayama. DIR. Jose
C. Barbosa, Manuel Gaetan Barbosa,
Lcdo. Jose L. Pesquera, Lcdo, Alte-
mio Pedro Rodriguez, 1gnacio R..
Garcia, Jose Dolores Miranda, Don.
Virgilio Davila.
Suplentes;-Angel Gaetan, Pedro
Vidal Goico, Sebastian Davila, Fer
nando de Juan, DR.. Manuel Fosas,
Lcdo. Calder6n Aponte, Lcdo. Jose
Oller Diaz.
A las nueve de la mahana Sc habia
retirado la primera de esas candida
turas 8 sea la del primer grupo 10 que
se hizo segun fui informado
para evitar que siguiesen los insul-
tos y coacciones del grupo contra
rio.
Sc hablaba de protesta y renun-
rias de caracter irrebocable.
Circul6 una hoja suelta en- la que
Don. Francisco Serrano dice no quie-
fe ser alcalde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28
Juan y Angel tuvieron
una rina, resultando
herido el segundo.
Juan al llegar a su casa
VIC que SUI esposa, con un
niiio en- los brazos corria
en- direction al rio
al llegar a dicho sitio dej6 al
nine en- la erilla, arrojandose
ella al aqua, pereciendo aho.
gada,
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

Mario 27.-Juan Milecio y Angel
Anddjar, vecinos del barrio de Cor
tes, no lejos de esta poblaci6n, tu-
vieron una rifia de la que resulto he
rido levemente ell Anddjar: pero al
llegar el Melecio q SUI casa para hacer
ciertas aclaraciones que creia nece-
sarias, llam6 a su esposa y esta Sc
escape dirigiendose al rio que esta
muy cerca, llevando consigo una Pc
queiia nina. La madre Sc lanzo a la
corriente y Ia nina qued6 q Ia mar
gen. Al dia siguiente apareci6 aho-
gada. En- el tren de la tarde estaba
aqui el Hon. fiscal de la corte de
distrito D. Angel Acosta, e hizo una
minuciosa Investigation, poniendo
al esposo en- lbertad baio fianza de
200 pesos. La autopsia del cadaver
la verified ell DR.. Aguirre titular de
Barceloneta, por encontrarse enfer-
mo el doctor Blazquez. lie acompa-
10 el practicante Sr. Iturrino.
La semana santa Sc ha celebrado
con mayor lucimiento de 10 que Sc es
peraba. Ell P. Serafin Rodriguez We
rific6 mas actos que los anunclados
en- ell programa que Sc publico y to-
dos con la mayor solemnidad. Ha
tenido una semana muy laboriosa
sin otra compensation que el deseo
de que quedara el pueblo satisfecho
como 10 esta, del cumplimiento del
deber que Sc impuso y ell agradeci-
miento, que sin duda lie tienen todas
las personals en- esta localidad.
Desde ell dfa de Dolores hubo pro-
cesiones por la noche y en- las del
lunes, martes y microbes, fu6 au-
mentando considerablemente la con
currencia.
vs. Ell H4enHHaento muy vistoso aun-
que modesto; mucho gusto en- SUI de-
coraci6n a la que contribuyeron las
hermanaS del cOleglO de la Concep-
ci6n.
En- la procession del viernes, es i'm
possible dar una idea del immense gen
tao que asistio a ella, asi como a la de
la soledad por la noche despues del
Sermon.
Ell de las "Siete palabras' y ell ac-
to del "descendimiento lie ocuparon
mas de dos horas.
Sc han efectuado todos los actos
rituales impuestos para esos dias.
Hoy estaba lena la iglesia al can
to de la Gloria.
Queda para mahana la misa del
"encuentro".
Repetimos que debe estar salts
fecho el padre Serafin y ell pueblo
muy agradecido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28
LA SEMANA SAN
IA En- AREC|B0.
Todos los actos fueron
celebrados con gran
solen1nidad.
Para las fiestas de San F e.
lipe hay un nur1ero de
gran lmportancia.
Ell director de Ia estacion agre.
monica dara una conferencia
con exhibition de varios pre-.
ductos del lhis.
De nuestro corresponsai

Mario 27.-Han terminado los
cultos que en- Semana Santa celebra
la iglesia catolica, revistiendo todos
los actos la acostumbrada solemn
dad E invadiendo ell temple gran MI
nero de fieles. Las procesiones tam
bien han sido con gran lujo de acom-
panamiento.
Anoche debut6 en- este teatro Ia
tan aplaudida companfa dramatica
de Evangelina Adams, poniendo en-
escena la bonita obra Matrimonio in
terino, que obtuvo brillante inter-
pretaei6h disti1guiehdose Ia actriz
mimada de estep pdblico Evangelina
que nos hizo unS deliciosa Josefina
Sc inauguraba al 1emas el Teatro Oil
yer despues de bs reformas recien-
temente hechasly que 10 pone en-
condolences de hn teatro elegante
y moderno por 4 decorado y como
didades. Solo nobmos algo deficien-
te ell alumbrado Sue no dudamos Sc
ra aumentado p& ell enthusiastic pro-
pietario del Coliseo Sr. Andres Oil
yer.
Sc encuentra en- esta cludad la ce-
lebre Madame Diva notable palms.
ia y adivinadora, Sc hospeda en- ell
hotel Italiano.
Ell lunes y martes dara funclones
la compania Adams pasando el mi6r-
coles a Aguadina donde dara function
para regresar de nuevo el jueves a es-
ia ciudad para dar la tercera function
de abono. En- esta semana Sc pom
dram en- escena magnificas obras, en-
tire elias la campana de Ia Almudai-
Ina.
Para ell dia S de abrI Sc anuncia la
subasta de las obrsy de concrete de
la calle de Carlos III.
Sc encuentra gravemente enfermo
el secretario de este Ayuntamiento
Sr. Melquiades Ginorio. Dcseamos
recupere la salud perdida.
En- las proXimas fiestas de San Fe-
lipe, como numero importante del
programa, figurara una conferencia
dada por ell director de la Estacion
Agron6mica de Mayagiiez con exhi
bici6n de varios productos del pals.
Esto sera de vital interes para los
agricultores y no dudamos de la gran
concurrencia de oyentes a esta inte-
resante conferencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28
Fuia De un loco en- Ponce
El ciego Gregorio fue
conducido al hospital,
en- estado de locura.
De nuestro corresponsai.

Mario 26.-Cn policia insular Gu
yo nombre ignoramos, condujo al
infeliz loco Y ciego Gregorio Fantaus
al hospital Tricoche. Parece que el
demente al encontrase en- dicho ST.
tic Sc sinti6 NAL y en- un arlebato de
locura cogio al practicante Guario-
mex Cruz, por la corbata propinan-
dole varios golpes en- la cara. Inme-
diatamente acudieron personals Y 10
sacaron fuera, pcro en- csc momento
hugo subiendose d una muralla del
jardin que hay en- dicho hospital.
Una vez ALI empez6 q arrancar la
drillos de la muralla V d tirarlos en-
todas direcciones. Cada vez que SEN
tia pasos a su alrededor sc volvia una
ametralladora, dispa,ando ladrillos.
Mllagrosamente no tenemos que la
mentar ninguna desgracia, mas que
los consequences golpes que llev6 el
practicante.
FL director INFERNO de dicho hos
pital que en- ese momento Sc encontra
ba sumamentc ocupado tuvo q.
proceder contra el loco V enviarlo
d Ia carcel. Debido. pues, a la acti-
vidad del director INFERNO DIR. To-
PEE Nussa no tenemOs que lamentar
otras desgracias.
Ell dia 2S de este mes scgun Sc
nos informa, sc llevara i efecto Ell el
salon del ayuntamicnto.los rcmates
de la prolOngaci0n del acueducto al
barrio del ''Sali>taral'' Y cl de Ia ins-
talaei6n de Ia pluma de aqua en- ell
barriO de MachuclO- La >uhasta ~ e.
taba trabaizndo en- cI teatro dc
esta ciudad- Tenemns infOrIncs que
es esperada dicha compaiia pOr Ia
simpatica eiudad del Oeste con mu
chisirno entusiasrno. dOndc Obtcn-
dra triunfos, al igusl de los que han
obtenidO en- esta ciudad.