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Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
BIDS FOR POOR FARM BUILDINGS.

The Board of County Commission
ers OF Fremont County, Colorado, will
receive sealed bids until 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of Friday, June 23rd,
1911, for the making OF certain
changes In. and additions to. the Coun-
ty. Poor Farm buildings.
Plans and specifications are now
on file in the office of the County
Clerk.
The bids will be opened at D. m.
Friday, June 23, 1911. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order of said Board OF County
Commissioners.
(SEAL) II. ID. SMITH.
County Clerk.
Canon City. Colo. June sth, 1911.
First Pub. June 15. 1911.
Last Pub. June 20. 1911.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
SOTICE or FINAL sErrLEMENr.

In the Matter of the Estate of Alfred
Lanoue. Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Monday the seventeenth day of
July. A. d. 1911. being one of the reg
ular days OF the June term of the
county court of Fremont county, in
the State of Colorado, /. Emily Lanoue
Administrators Of said estate, will ap-
pear before the Judge OF said Court,
present my final settlement as such
Administrtrix, pray the approval OF
the same, and will then apply to be
discharged as such Administrtrix, at
which time and place any erson In
interst may appear and present objec-
tons to the same ifany there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado, June
9th, 1911.
EMILY LANOUE,
Administrative
First Pub. June 15. 1911.
Last Pub. July 6, 1911.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

Miss Mabel Curran. county super
intendent OF schools, is in Pueblo this
week attending the annual meeting OF
the tri-county normal institute. The
institute opened Monday morning
with about one hundred teachers from
Pueblo. Fremont and Custer counties
in attendance.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

Mrs. s. r. Cox and Mr.. r. F. Yoder
of Denver, Members of the National
stockmens association have been IN
Canon since Saturday and are busy
buying cattle today.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

Mrs. George A. Prentiss and Miss
King Of Lincoln Park went to Pueblo
this morning where they will visit
friends until after the close Of the
forthcoming state Sunday school con-
vention.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

bors in Roykvaie; a sentiment that
seems to be reciprocated. II the
means OF communication between the
two places were improved business
and social intercourse would be great,
ly promoted.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES


ian church enjoyed Sunday dinner
with the Freidenger family on sher-
man Ave.
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Little Clara Hunter was taken to
Graves hospital again for treatment,
Thursday, and returned home Mon-
day much improved.
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Ernest Lewis is down with the ty-
phoid fever, but is getting along as
well as can be expected.
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The ladies of the Christian church
spent a social time Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Carver on Grand Ave
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Stanley Sale and Gaylord and Geo.
sawhill are the new recruits from Lin
coin Park to the Boy Scouts move
ment of Canon City.
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Mr., and Mrs. F. W. Smith returned
the last of the week from their old
Iowa home, where they inferred the
remains of their little son, Dale. They
spent a few days among friends while
there.
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.11 Af &Io T,,fs
Valley has been visiting among old
friends on the Park this week
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The family of l. F. Davis visited
Sunday with acquaintances at Garden
Park
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cook have re-
turned from Pueblo, where they have
been engaged in the grocery business
for some months, to their home on
Poplar Ave. They will paint and 9TH
erwise improve their house. and re
main for the summer to look after the
interests of the ranch.
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Mrs. Emil Tobler returned Thurs
day from a two weeks visit among
relatives in the San Luis Valley. ac-
companied by her daughter. Mrs. Ed
wards. and children.
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]. s Cheney took advantage of the
S. s Convention excursion rates u
make business trip to Denver this
week.
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Eugene Croix, OF New Castle, 'Penn.,
cousin of J. X. Humphrey, is enjoy
ing a visit with his friends on Grand
Ave and will probably remain for
some time.
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Harold Entorf, of Belgrade. Mon.
has been improving the Entorf prop
erty on East Sherman during the
time of his stay in Canon City.
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VIM. James and son Joe. Geo. Cot
torn and sen Harry. and Mr.. Robert
Ralston left Tuesday for a camping
outing in the Hardscrabble district
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Most OF Lincoln Park students are
back for the vacation. Misses Bessie
Key and Olive Williams are home
from the State Normal with their
teachers diplomas. Clark Arnold re-
mained for the summer school.
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John Stiers comes from the Med
ical University of Chicago. and Miss
Nellie from the State Agricultural
school as graduate. Henry Palm
is also home from Ft. Collins.
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Mrs. Geo. Hall, who formerly liy-
ed on Garfield St, wrote from Roam
oke. Va. that they are well pleased
with their new location She sends
greetings to her friends and wishes
especially to be remembered to the
members of the Lincoln Park Ladies'
association.
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Mr.. Pollock, deputy attorney uf
Denver, and wife. spent two days the
week as guests In the home of Arthur
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

The Fruitmere and Fourmile eighth
grade classes gave their Commence
ment exercises at the Fruitmere
school house. The room was very
artistically decorated with flowers
and the colors of the schools. The
program rendered was fine. We all
wish these pupils the greatest of sue
cess in the remainder of their school
life
George Newell and his party who
went to the Platte river fishing Tues
day, May 80, arrived home Wednes-
day, June Z. They report having a
had a fine catch. The first two days
they caught 60 trout. the largest
weighing pounds. They brought
home about 80 pounds in salt and
about 80 pounds of fresh trout, part
of which was the last evenings catch.
The fish all came through in fine
shape. They report the river being
the nearest dry it has been for some
time Turkey creek is also very near
dry
Miss Addie Beach of Hillside, Colo,
is spending a few days with her moth
er and father, Mr.. and Mrs. C. o.
Hurd. of E. Main.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter and
daughter, Esther, spent Sunday ivs-
iting friends at Nenrose
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newell spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Port Abart
of Lincoln Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Day of Wetmore,
Colo, spent few days in town the
last of the week.
VI r.
been residing in town on Z. Main,
have moved to the Green place ON
Fourmile creek. They expect to make
this their home for the summer.
Miss Bessie Loyern and her friend
Miss Coda Jeffries. are staying at the
Thayer place. picking fruit
The young folks of the Fourmile
district gave a surprise party Thurs
day evening, in honor of Miss Edith
and Mr.. Guy Miller of Fourmile. A
large crowd was present, games OF
different kinds were played, the even
ing was greatly enjoyed by all. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Mr.. Ghent of Indiana who has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Curtis of
Cyanide Ave. leaves for Rife, Colo,
this morning to visit his other daught-
er, Mrs. Pierson.
The East Canon ball team played
with the Big Four of Fourmile Sat
urday evening The scores Tailed
were to 10 in favor of the Big Four
Mr.. Emmel johnson and Allard
Teiffer were pleasantly surprised
Monday evening when the young peo-
pie of Fourmile came in on them. A
large number of the young folks were
present. Delicious refreshments
were served Everyone enjoyed the
evenings entertainment very much.
Mr.. L. w. Thayer has just recently
purchased two dozen pigeons.
Mr.. N. p. Mink and sons, John and
Alex, Mr.. j. T. Hazard, Thos. Mcclure
river Saturday where they will spend
a few days fishing
Mr.. Russell Wilson returned from
Boulder Saturday where he spent the
winter with his grandmother. He will
spend the summer with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wilson of Cyanide
Ave.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

Bell, j, P. Farmer and daughter Grace,
Mrs. Andrews, Della Davis and Miss
woodford. Mr.. Farmer took his party
over by auto.
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Mrs. Mary Herard invited few girls
for social evening Tuesday of this
week at her home on Garfield ST. in
honor of her visiting niece, Miss Lu-
cile Dickinson. of Texas The young
folks INDUCED in merry games and
refreshments, and report real good
time.
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Some of the girls planned a sur
prise shower for Miss Sophia Tobler,
in view of her approaching marriage
to Frank Jones of San Luis Valley,
which took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Harry Bowman ON Park
avenue last Thursday evening 1t took
deal of scheming on the part of the
young ladies to keep Sophia in ignor-
ance of the proceedings while the de-
corating was going on, but when the
phone called her over from her home
across the road, the surprise was a
complete one, and all entered heartily
into the enjoyment of the evening.
After being sent on a search for a
basket, the bride-to-be was rewarded
thereby with a number of useful ar
ticles representing pear, pair and
pare" which no doubt will prove USE
full in the practice of future culinary
arts. The refreshments of sherbet,
cake and green and white mints car
ried out the color scheme of the event.
The time ~assed pleasantly, all agree-
ing that the Bowman home is the place
to go for a good time.
The Ladies of the Lincoln Park
Association of the Presbyterian
church, were hostesses to their hus-
bands and friends. at their annual
social. which took place at the Farm
er home on East Grand Ave. last
Thursday evening. japanese LIANT
erns lent aid to the full moon in light
ing the spacious lawn. where a good
ly number OF friends and neighbors
gathered in groups under the big
trees for social convers. The pro-
gram which followed was largely Of
musical order. consisting of plano
solo by Miss Ralston, vocal solo by
Pearl Ramsy, piano solo by Helen
King, violin solo. Glenn Gebhardt.
and piano selections by Mr.. stron-
berger After an appropriately talk by
Rev. Sewer. the Misses Black rend-
cred a vocal duet, which was well
received. as in fact was all OF the
numbers OF the program An abund-
ance OF ice cream. strawberries and
cake had been provided. and free
for-all atmosphere prevailed during
the hour OF serving. The whole even
ing passed most pleasantly and was
fitting climax to prosperous year
of association work
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

For rent. plano in good condition
Mn. Jenkins. SIG North Third. 256-4
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
3
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: Five Cents a Line

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Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
M o NEY TO L GA N
TO LOAN-Moncy on real estate. or
will buy mortgages. Guy U. Hardy.
23a-p-st
FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-A splendid lot OF nice
modern houses. furnished and IN
furnished. J. NJ Ragsdaie & Sons,
2s4-tf.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

Mrs. John Strife visited with Mrs
J. T. Hazard and daughter Sunday.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
F o U N D

II . u N u
roUND-Little shoe, near 18th St
Owner can have same by calling at
this office and paying for ad. 27s-3t.
FoUND-on May IL; grey side comb.
Owner can have same by calling at
Record once and paying for this ad.
27e-It
FoUND-one brown turkey gobbler.
Address at Record once. 276-3t.
n..o-a ruan. "A. A-an~ ...nlt.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
FRUITMERE AND FOURMlLE

Mr.. John Mink came down from his
ranch on Cottonwood creek Tues
lay
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

Mr.. Pollock, deputy attorney "
Denver, and wife, spent two days the
week as guests in the home of Arthur
Hubbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbell
took them for a drive over the Sky
line and the new Royal Gorge road
during their stay. and they were en-
chanted with the scenic beauty all
along the way. and delighted with the
trip.
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Among those from Lincoln Park
who are in attendance one or moro
days at the State s. 8. convention at
Pueblo this week are: Mr.. King and
daughter Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. CHM.
4. A. Gebhardt, Mrs. Curtis, Miss
wetherell. Verne Cheney. DR.. and Mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
.REGAL0 DEL "BOLET|N''
5oUIERE listed GANAR uN
RELCJ?

\ fines def corricnte meS r. Enc,
regalaremos nm precicso reloi ntre l.
lectores del BOLETtN.
Se elegira Y sahalara ia un r,odo 81.
peclal un eJemplar de- BOLETTN. todot
los dias desde 81 , hasta Il - de enc,..
y al lector que haya pOdido r mir m.
numeros de los marcadOs esp ialmen,
en- ell plazo indicado, - he adinIicara
reloj que podra ser dc Sra. . is eab,ll.
TO, d elegir.
Sc Indicara todos los dfas en- 1ue cor.
'iste Ia senal hecba en- 81 ejempIar d.
dIa anterior, para one puetla ser a.
facilmente encontrada.
La seflal que sc ha hecho On nm n6
nero dc hoy consistc en- afiadir q ou;
tar una letra al titulo s el tex;,o de NJ,
anuncio para que rCaglte equivocado.
Ademas dc Ia schal, que 50 hara ~,
blico maiians1 81 ejempiar que a conten
ga ira marcatio con ina dontraseiia aie
NOS assgure Dc su aubcnticidad.'' -
Los 1ectores del BoLETTN conser
varan en- su podsr los ! 'nusimeros,i a. mar
cados, y1iel dia 25, .sl' 20. los r:emit;rs,
q Ia administration &c este pri6dico
San Jose s principal, donde se hara
ei recuento y Sc adjwiicars Fl rcloj. al
cue mas ntImeros maTeaios prcsente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
ADMoR. Miguel Mascara Garcia.

nd, - de particular. sJIporen previa
mente la exisiencia ds IN acrssdor. Do
Sc un pasc mas, autoricese i terrair
niente para establecer ins ribir una
hipoteca sal propio nombra. robrc 81
inmueble, Ell garan'is dc uno . vaFio~
docHmentos quirografarios. sgsccpiible~
de endoso, v Sc habr. sonseg lido NOV,
liar notakIcmente "a propie 4 inmu.
BILE.
Tai es L. teoria A. "a chip cca infr
pepdiente' que ia al Dropio reno j.
prie'iio gravado toIOs }os d. hos d..
acreedor hipOtecario. "a cu zIbsisi
viva Y con cxistencia ''per -" a1icnfra.
no sc otsrgue su ea lacidr expre.a
" s. haga consiar = Reg. .. 4 j..
;ar de reunirSc Dl li<1r -ersona
os caracfercs de d lder H. rcc,lor
tai IA base tc6rica Grandschulds.
patrocinalas cn 81 .rlo Reino d
Prussia. por virTud in Lev ie : A..
Mayo de 1872. V que t--fa b.. n han 81
.anzado dentro Y f1sra p los .sr~ g.
manieos en- q. apareri - tat en 8n. ...
nnovacioD intere.as ! qu sIpuu
nos que aludc cs;' ..-ip. 4 Ia ruaI ,..
regai ieamoS nueStre .ro ap'auso.
81 asi parecirrs 'or. f. H. es..
blecrrsc que las iifsr.otes oh 'rsriou Pa.
de la hipotcca tengau rr.fs- .ia p.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09

VIII. Expression ossIigatoula de la
7neaida s1rperficiaria tle las fincas en- los
s,outratos. debiendo de signarse por cHer-
alas y centimos, que es La meoioa e'7i
pais. V, q voluntad de LAS partesy Ilor la
4s,uivalencia de aquell krs en- ei sls1effia
gnetrico decimal.
Resp. Actual1mente no es requisite In
G3ispensable de las inscr ipciozses la expire
ssss0n de Ia nledida supel rfzcial Gel 1nnaue-
gsle. raz6n por La eual ef RegAstrador no
,,,,,as7a tachar de 6efectu kxso ell t1tIiio que
10 omita.
Estimo muy convene nte que sc haga
oBligatoria la expression sie Ia eablda &c
aas fincas tanto para la mas eHacta de-
determination de estas, c siando para sa-
Der 10 que resta de AN pr 1dio en- ell case
ale cue, Sc segregue de e algiRa al
arunas porciones de terrier 10
TX. Presentation de un pequeno pia-
no topografco, por dnplic ado, al 1Sota-
RIO autorizante de cnalqule. contrato So
hire tincas rtisticas. Este lplano deoera
ser fir,aado y jurado, como ael repfeseli-
tacion de la 6nca, por Ell e. uagehailee .
4ransnjtente en- el contratta, deblendo
sluedar uno de los eJenplare sfcn'Vat'o
on q, Repistro Y unirse ell otl % al tltulo
Como un complemento necesarl". I'll {"
So de disnin1Iirse 8 allmentar sc el area
,91e Ia finca. por segregation asrupaclon
s en cualquier otro case en- q'ae asl 10
exiia Ia confguracion del pr2d0' oepe-
va presentarse por el propietaro oe Id
snca I'M nrlevo plano. El simple cam
gdo de colindantes no determ1nara LID sa-
raara6n del plano.
Resp. A los efectos de un complete
siiste7na de inscripciones, no basfa que lid
va leyes que Requiem con eSaetltuo Id
g.ondici6n juridica de los inmneoles; 90
, nacesario ademas que estos puedan que
a1ar de tai modo deterni1sados en- sn eon-
,aici5n 8 aspecto fisico, que en- nlng"h ca-
,so ouena confundirlos CON otros.
y he aquf el eseollo, tai vez de mas
hu,to cen que en- la practlca troplezah
1os Registros, independientemente DE- la
a,ondad de la Ley Hipotecaria: la lmpo-
s,bilidad de identifiear en- algunas oca-
stones las fincas, por falta de un eosostro
g,arceIarao.
Er;ncas hay inscritas dos 8 tres veces,
x,eroue yariados los no4nbres de los CO.
saaantes v onltida su este1sslon super
fetal, ell Registrador earaee de medlos y
recursos para sndividaaaszestas debitia-
Hnente.
Els cierto que los interessados dc malas
aries. que .por tales procedrmientos 10
..,..,, n,al;ciosame ente aa inscription de
,y,na nropiedad, vienen suJetes las re-
,s,,,tas de inscripciones previannente exls
se,,tes en- ell registro sobre la misnsa ;pefo
al r,osibilklad sdebe impedirse, soDfe To-
.i,o nara evitar perjuicios q tereeros de
3mena fe; y conocido ell mad, toca al ae-
.rislador renediarlo, en- craanto sea ptssl-
Ele.
En- tai sentido, y ahn q trueque de sas
roHestias gastos que en- 10 f1turo pu-
xa;era origisar, esti1no nny acertado eI
zaanu nor d1rplicado S que 50 rehere ei
4cuestionario- -
Este rIbgno hahrfa de hacerse obiigauo
10 s,sf nara las fincas r1stloas como
Dara las urbanas consistentes en- soiares
.msceptibles de edifcaci6n, debdendose
-,Yaentar en- Los casos de fraccion amlen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09
CUEST|OnES TRASCENOEN7A[ES
La reforma de la Ley Hipotecaria
I'm BRILLANTE INFORME
(CoaatinTaaei6n)

to disgregaeion, dos pianos: unO de La
porci0n desprendida y otro del resto de
La finca primitiva.
x. Designation especifica de los con-
dominios, por parties allcuotas, y, solo
en- el case de fjarse Iln justlprecio al
eonjunto de la finca, por cantidades de
dinero en- relacion con el justiprecio de
Ia tota1idad del fundo.
Resp Al exigir la ley Hipoteca1Ia
EN- su artlculo 90 que Sc determine la
extension del derecho que sc l1lserl-
ba, impl1citamente prescribe que sc es
pecifique la euantla de los condom7nles.
Seria plausible, sin embargo, un pre-
cepto legal en- que sc hiciera constar e1-
presamente que los condominiOs de4sen
determinanrse, bien expresando La parte
alicuota de Ia finca en- que conslstan,
bien sasignandose un vafor con relaclon
q cierto TaIlor fetal del inmaeble
En- STU eonsecuencia, deber1an quedar
prohfbidas las irlscriciones. &c condo1n1~
MOS indiylsos, a favor de varios, por IL
GuIO de herencia, en- todos aqueIlos ca
sos en- que, & la luz de las disposicIones
civiles, no es possible apreciar las slscen-
dcncia exte,lcion de cs.da condominio,
como cltando trata1ldose de bienes ma
49,, 81 Joe
de la PERSONA fallecada ell c6nyngue su-
perstite, al cual no puede saberse 10 que
lie corresponds Ell dichos bienes, 81 pre-
viamente no Sc hace liquidation de ga
nancNales
La indeterlinacion de los ccndominios
obstacuFiza La circulation de la propie-
dad, porque e1 que desea conaprar los
dereohDs de un condueilo sc abstiene de
hacerlo por no saber 10 que va adqui-
rir; y 81 compra Y luego transmite, dicho
condominlo sigue rodando de nallo en
mano, siempre nebudoso incognoscible;
y no hay que olvidaH que ell Registro tie
ne tambien su parte Mathematical de la
que no Sc puede nj debe prescindir, so
pena de oscuridad y confusion.
XI. Protocolizaci6n, notarial, como
requisite previo La inscription de la
division de bienes hereditarios, en- los
casos de Intervention judicial.
Resp. Creo que toda division de bic
nes hereditarios debe protocolizarse no
tarialmente, y que por tanto procede
reformar la vigente ley de procedimien
tos especiaaes en- cuanto q las divisiones
de herencia aprobadas por las Cortes de
Dist11ito.
XII y XIII. Recommendation de los
embargos, ventas y redenciones efectua-
dos, por consecuencia del apremio para
ell pago de centribuciones, adaptando
tales contratcs los preceptos generates
de nuestra Legislation civil.
Inutilidad de la anotaci6n de los en-
bargos, por contribuciones references al
ternin0 de tres amos y all cursante, ese-
gurados con hipoteca legal.
Resp. GAY. SOBRE EMBARGOS
POR CONTRIBUCIONES.
He creido siempre que las a1otaciones
de embargo que actualmente Sc hacen
en- los Registros a favor de Pueblo de
Puerto Rico para asegurar las contribu
clones adeudadas son antilles y consti
tuyen una verdadera redundancia, por-
que ell Tesoro Insular tiene hipoteca
legal, mas que legal, tacita, sobre las
fncas, por importe de los tributes de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-09

corriente de tres .anualida
des anteriores.
Cabalmente, esta hipoteea a favor del
Pueblo de Pto. Rico es una de las dos
"ocultas' que a1n conserva nuestro De,
recho, siendo la otra La esfablecnia por
la Ley a favor de los asegtrradores de
biemes inmuebles, sobre los bienes ase-
.grarados, por ell premio de los nltimos
aiios.
Parece pues, que tales embal,gos y
srlbsiguientes anotaciones en- ell Reglstro
solo deben verificarse en- los casos, ra1'os
y contados, en- que la expresada hlpote-
ca legal no existe, es 4 saber=
10: Cuando las contrlbuciones que
sc cobran no pertenecen la anualdad
en- curse nj & las tres anteriores;
30: Cuando las contribuciolles no
provienen de la finca embargada.