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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-02

by Henry S. Hutzler e Co,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioncers.
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WANTED RY LEADING
New York importing and manufao-
turing Wholesale grocer Ia Southern
territory; one that Is familiar and
experienced In the line earnest. alive
and aggressive ana ready To graduate
from local tobbing experience would
lind this an attractive opportunity to
grow. Send full particulars as TO
age. experience and expectations,
towns covered. etc, in confidence.
Address OPPORTUNITY, /. l12. c.rs
TmeS Dispatch.
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WANTED. TO BUY ETCHT OR TEN
thousand good second hand brick
Give price and location. Address G
5I2 care Times Dispatch.
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IN THE NATIONS CAPITAL.

FOR SALE. OLD ESTABLISHED
hotel, centrally located. Washington,
- g. If sold at once price very rea-
sonable. Apply l. los. Times Dis
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TYPEwRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES AND
models sold, rented and skilfully re-
paired Remingtons. Underwoods,
divers, Smith Premiers. Bar Locks
and l.. G. Smith Bros machines rented
from IS TO 81 for three months First
rent paid applied on purchase. THE
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE. COS East Main Street.
Phone Madison 5256.
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BY virtue Of Il deed of trust, dat
September is, 1912. and duly recorded.
default having been made in the pay
ment of the note for sS15.60, secured
thereby; and being directed so to do
by the holder thereof. the undersigned
trustee Will sell at public auction, on,
the promises. on
FRIDAY, THE 4Ti DAY ST. APRIL.
1918, AT 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the above personal property. described
In said deed as follows:
Lot OF Tools, Forks C:rindstope
Harrow; Riding Cultivator, Three :
Horse Whiitietrees, Two Horse Whiftie-
trees, Top Wagon. Double Wagon.
Harness, Mower Hay Tedder. Gieaner'
Self Binder. Reaper, Grain Drin. Two
Horse. Wagon, Truck Wagon, three old
Wheels and Dump Cart, Ayrshire
Heifer. Black Mule, two young Bay
Mules. twenty Sheep. ono Ram; also
one Bay Mare Mule, one Iron-(;ray.
Mare and Colt. Open Buggy, two Plows,
Household Furniture and Stove
TERMS. Cash.
a. N. PETTIGREW.
Trustee.
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FOR SALE, SODA FOUNTAINS,
tanks etc. SOUTHERN WRECKINCi
& METAL CO. INC. $500 Williams
burg Avenue.
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NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS TO Els
CHEAT UNCLAIMED FUNDS.
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some, up-to-date in every particular;
fine location; worth $1,000; see owner
for specIal price. phone Monroe 80.
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aurtipn 5aIes guture bags
BY y. l.. Adnmson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
oil Hull Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FARMiNG IMPLEMENTS, MA
CHINERY, BUGGY. WAGONS. HAIR
NESS, HORSE, MULES, COLTS. CAT.
Tie, SHEEP MD FURNITURE, ON
THE FARM OF MIR. JOSEPH Bill
LEY, ON THE RON AIR ROAD
ABOUT TWO MILES FROM FOREST
HILL PARK, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA
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Thomas Cullen's Creditors.
VS..
Thomas Cullen's Executor.

In the above styled cause, pending in
the Circuit Court OF Augusta County.
Virginia, the court has directed pro-
ceedings to be taken under sections
1929 and $3.50 of the Code OF Virginia
tPollard's edition OF 1900. FOR escheat
OF fund OF S71S.2l. less the costs OF
This proceeding. belonging TO Thomas
Cullen and David Cullen. which has
been under tho control OF said court. in
the hands or its general receiver. and
unclaimed by the owners thereof since
March -. 1876. on which date the same
was paid to said general receiver by
Thomas 6. Barger, executor of James j. .
cullen. deceased. pursuant to the
courts order.
All persons having any claim to said
money arc required to appear before
the court within nfteen days after COM
pletion OF this publication and estab-
lish their claim.
w. II. LANDES.
General Receiver of the Circuit Court
of Augusta County. Va.
CHARLES NJ. EAST,
Attorney for General Receiver
NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS TO ES-
CHEAT UNCLAIMED FUNDS
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l2eip, 93alr di,o 3rcn,ale
agents G4antcb

AGENTS, DIR ABSOLUTELY SQUARE
$40 TO $3.50 weekly salary and 80
per cent commission proposition az.
sures steady workers unlimited pros
perity. GALLOWAY BOWMAN COM
PANN. Div. 1ig. Waterloo, Iowa
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RI5cellanrDu5
SHOE REP AIRING

1oc REBATE If YOU BRING SHOES
With this coupon. Mems shoes half
sUled T5c, related TO CSC: ladies'
half-soled, 6oc, rotated to soc. Every
pair sewed. best leather: no nails. no
pegs Keeling, Csc. DREW'S EI,EC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. ZIG East
Main. Phone Monroe 1867.
SPRING CLEANING DONE WITHOUT
trouble or worry: windows washed
floors waxed. Everything furnished
Prices right: satisfaction Euaran-
teed WILLIAM JOHNSON. Monroe
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5ummrr Bparoinn

THE WAvERLEY. TWENTY SECOND
Street, Virginia Beach reopens May
J. Permanent and transient guests
solicited. For terms until May
address MISS G. " BOUSH 7O5
Botetourt Apartments, Norfolk, Va.
Phone 233g
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Personals

HUSfAN HA1R BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S, 200 North Third.
SPIREI.LA CORSET SHOP. or East
Grace. MRS. CORNELIA MOORE
Manager. Phone Madison 1852
WANTED. IMPORTATION ABOUT
in Dinwiddie County. who will hear
something to his advantage by com
municating with GILBERT VIII.
L1ANS, 1870 Mcchanicsville Turn
pike. Richnonu W. 80 .
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. CO.
Spring Trips "By Sea"

BOSrON AND PROVIDENCE
Steam-rs-Norfoik to Boston daily except
Thursday; to Providence, Monday Thurs :.
day ana Saturday, p. NJ. Freight only
Through tickets on sale 20 principal points
Fine steamers. excellent service. low faros.
Wireless telegraph. Send for booklet
Apply c. & o. Ry.. ~. & w Ry s. H.
Bowman, No. ll0s Il. Main street, and Rich.
mond Transfer Company. No 7os L. Main ST
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In the above styled cause. pending in
the Circuit Court OF Augusta County.
Virginia. the court has directed pro-
cecdings to be taken under sections
342o and $3.50 OF the Code OF Virginia
Pollards edition of 1900, for eschent
OF fund OF SAL 80. less tho costs OF
this proceeding belonging to the un-
known heirs OF Jose phine NJ. Calhoun,
deceased, which has been under the
control of said court, In the hands of
It's general receiver. and unclaimed by
the ownere thereof. since November IS.
1885, on which date the same was paid
TO said general receiver by the admin
istrator OF the said Josephine NJ Cal
houn.
All persons having any claim to said
money are required TO appear before
the court within fifteen days after com
pletion OF this publication and estab-
fish their claim
w. IT. LANDES.
General Receiver of the Circuit Court
of Augusta County, Va.
CHARLES NJ. EAST,
Attorney for General Receiver.
NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS TO ES-
CHEAT UNCLAIMED FUNDS
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RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING.

MEMS PANAMA HATS CLEANED.
bleached. blocked retrinmed Any
style straw hats cleaned. 25c. SILK,
soft and stT hats cleaned and
blocked. AMERICAN HAT Co, Fifth
and Marshall Streets.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE
ana china ana wedding presents with
care. Signed JACOB UAiLAUF, 1926
West Broad Street. Phone Madison
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5Afai estate for &fllt.

AUTOMOBILE STORAGE DEAD AND
aliVe) for rent very cheap; can ac-
commoGstc hfty. Phone $3.50.
SEASHORE ATTRACTION-M
well built and attractive cottage OF
thirty eight rooms, most desira bic
location on water front, Virginia
cr, Bon 975. Norfolk, Va.
COMPLETE LIST OF FURNISHED
cottages for rent for summer season.
II CT HARRIS * CO. Bartlett Bldg.
Atlantic CITY ~ J.
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In pursuance of a decree. Of the Law
and Equity Court of the city of Rich
mond, Va. entered on the 18TH day OF
March. 1913. in the cause OF Rachael
Williams and others VS.. the unknown
feirS. etc, of Frederick ~ Williams
deceased. ! will sell at public auction
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. April. Q 1914
at . o'clock p. NJ,
that certain lot Of land. with all i'm
pfoVe'nents thereon. fronting thirty
three t33) feet on the south side OF
Grace Street. beginning 106 feet west
or Eighteenth Street, with a depth OF
10? Feet. more or less, together with a
PRICK store and dwelling. a large brick
hail, and other improvements thereon
known as No. 1Tl5 East Grace Street
Ihis property is rapidly enhancing in
Naiuc, and is an attractive investment,
either IN its present condition or for
future development
TERMS: one -fourth cash, and the
balance ut six, twelve and eighteen
months. with interest from date of sale.
evidenced by notes. and the title to be-
retained by the court; or all cash, at
JOHN B. WELSH
Special Commissioner
Rachael Williams and others
Unknown devisees. etc. Frederick A.
Williams deceased.
Inc bond required OF the special com
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given
THste: P. p. WINSTON.
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Sor sale

WE ARE SHOWING MORE STYLES,
ever before See us for bargains.
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AND CHINA PACKING.
1fgaI Hptirf

NOTICE or PROCEEDINGS TO ES
CHEAT UNCLAIMED FUNDS.
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT
cd. No canVassing or soliciting ro-
.iuired. Good income assured. Ad
dress NATIONAL COOPERATIVE
REALTY co. V-SlT Marden Build
ing, Washington, u G..
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RsaI CEstats 1Tlantrh

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. a. CON
NELLY < co. Write postal for nee
essary blanks.
WANTED, TO RENT SMALL cor
tage in suburbs of city. convenient
20 car line. or three or fourroom
fiat reasonable Answer care l.. ..
Box A. City
TIMBER TRACTS, ANY SIZE AND
where YOU want il, of all kinds, on
easy terms Sec us for fun details.
etc GEO. g. POINDENTER & co,
2l1 Mutual Building.
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WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF
high grade top buggies and run
abouts at reduced prices.
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attuatiuns 1uantep, ssale

WANTED. POSITION BY BOY IA
years Of rGo to work In afternoons
and Saturdays. G bes, caro- Times
DiSDutCh
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WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver; any quantity. e.
G. MEYER JEW ELRY CO. 3l7 East
Broad Street.
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COAL. WOOD AND ICE.

WE SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS BE-
cause we send them the best coal and
wood; also good weights and meas
ure Coal and wood dry and under
shelter. All orders delivered prompt
ly. We also manufacture plate fee,
the superior kind. Phone US when In
need or same TYLER & RYAN. 1901
West Cary. Madison 1879. Monroe
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I HAVE CLEAN. FREE BURNING
splint lump, 1913 per ton. My an
thracitc is one grade-the best Penn
sylvania-S7.75 per ton. Madison
G434. w. b. REAMS. 707-711 North
Seventeenth.
l AM THE REAL WOOD MAN. PAYS
10 use one Of my phones before buy
ing. Have special price. All wood
IT is lower than 1t has been in four
years. Have bought up large guam
tity of wood that Justify low prices.
1t must go. Perfectly dry slabs.
$3.50 for onehalf cord this week
cash. My auto truck Is quick Try
once. LONGS. 1906 West Broad.
Madison 1069-1070.
If YOU BUY PERFECTLY DRY OAK
or pine. you can shut off ali draft
and your wood will not only last
more regular heat; can CONVINCE
you only by sending you a sample
load: my coal la the free burning
kind and lasts; try me. Madison
1859. LONG. the Wood Man
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Josephine NJ Calhouns Administrators,
Josephine NJ. Calh GUMS Heirs.
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ManIeD

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
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WANTED. a GOOD SECOND HAND
60-horse power return tube boiler.
cheap, II. z. BAKER & co, Column
bin. Va.
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" WANTED + WRITING TO DO AT
home; handwriting free and legible
or position in office; good copyist ;
assist in bookkeeping, use type
Writer. Goo d references. G $40. care
Times-D Dispatch.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-21

Al iniciarse la colonization de San
.Juan en- 1903. por orden del Goberna-
dor de Santo Domingo don Nicolas de
Ohaudo, va eXistia la Casa de Contra
taci0n de Sevilla, establecida por Real
praomatica de IA de Febrero Gle loo3.
Habia Dor ello mayor reguiafdad en-
las disposiciones y leyes sobre poola-
clones nuevas descubrimlentos. De
clarado ell puerto de Sevilla como umco
del Que deblan salir y akque d1bian en-
trar los buques que fuesen y volvlesen
de Espana a America, Sc hlzo mas Ia
ell la vigilancia, impidiendo pasar
Indias las personals vedadas y las
ulp no obtenian real licencia para clio.
Descubierta la isla de San Juan POI
Cristobal Colon en su segundo vlaJe' el
ano,1493. no Sc atendio inmedlatamente
4 su colonization Y poblacion, por en-
contrarse ell Almirante y sus Ofclales
muy ocupados en- Santo Domingo, es-
tableciendo la base de las futuras expe-
diciones de descubrimientos y conquls.
tas. Sin embargo, ell Puerto Gle Aqua
da en- esta Isla era visitado por los
buoues que venian de Espana que
necesitaban renovar eel aqua de sus TO-
neles. Los marinos 10 llamaban el
'"Puerto de los Pozos.
Ell famoso Photo de Palos, Vicente
Yanez Pinz6n hizo exploraciones en
San Juan y recogi6 muestras de orc
que llev6 4 los reyes. Estos cclebraron
con el un "asiento" " convenlo, con fe-
cha "a de Abril de 1905, por ell cual
Pinzon Sc compromet1a a poblar la lsla
Dor ell que los reyes lie nombraban Ca
pitan Corregidor. 10 que eqlIvalia a
gobernador. Vicente YaneZ Plnzon te-
MIA que fundar de dos a cuatro pueblos
de cincuenta vecinos cada uro, en- el
termino de un ano. Por la palabra
.'yecino. - no Sc entend1a una persona
sola. sino un cabeza de familia, con su
esposa. sus hijos, sus agregados, seryl-
dunlbre y esclavos. En- la clausula
II de dicho asiento, los reyes prohl-
bieron terminantemente a Pinzon cue
traiese vecinos de Santo Domingo a
San Juan. Y Sc lie ordeno que ell modo
alguno admitiese Ell la isla a los moros.
: iudlos. conyersos, E individt1os que hu-
.biesen sufrido condena infamante.
81 tanto cuidado Sc puso al asentar
las ases de la poblacion en- una isla
cas- desconocida, mayor atencion hubo
cuassdo el pals fue apreciado Ell todo su
valor.
ST la reina Isabel tuvo sus preferen-
cias por Santo Domingo, el rey don
Fernando mostr6 siempre .prad.lecclon
por San Juan, y favorecio sls morado-
res, honrandolos y concedlendoles pri-
vilegios. FL buef juicio demuestra que
estos actos no Sc habrian reali1ado con
crin1inales nj con gente vagabuf la, por
IN rey, como el Cat6llco, Y en- IN siglo
de tantas preocupaciofes RESP ito al
prden y categofia socisi "a
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SE,CUNDA COME CIA
DE D. AGUSTIN NAVARRETE
Orlgenes de la Sociedad
de Puerto Rico
Tema Puerto Rico fue colonizado con
hombres honrados y dignos y no fue
nunca I'm pres1dlo.

Transcurrieron dos amos y medic sl1
que Vicente Yanez Pinz0n eJercltari
sus derechos de poblador de San Juan
porque solo Sc concrete a env.ar IL
Isla con Garc1 Alfonso Cautiilo maestr'
de la mao Santa Cruz, varias p1reJas d,
cerdos de cabras que fueron echadas
en- las playas del Puerto de los NPozos
(Aguada) seg1n testimonio del escri
bano Gonzalo de 10 Rios. Como ell Go
bernador de Santo Domingo don NlcQ
Las de Obando acord0 enviar Cuba
Sebastian de OcampO para que reco
nociese LA isla viese 81 pacificament(
podfa pobRrse, ell captain del Higuey
Juan Ponce de Leon, pidio aGtorizaciol
para venir d sll vez a San Juan con E.
mismo fin, y don Nicolas de Obando, 81
la otorg6.
Cuando Ocampo Ponce regresaEol
4 Santo Domingo de, sus viaJes Cub;
Y San Juan. encontraron a Obandt
sustituido en- ell gobierno por ell segundt
Almirante don Diego Colon, que habi
sido reintegrado en- todos los derecho.
lie que gozo su padre.
Don Diego Colon no confrm6 a Ocam
! 20 nj Ponce de Leon Ell les puesto.
concedidos por Obando. aun1le envit
1 Cuba al caballero de Cuellal don DE
| go Velazquez, San Juan al hidalg(
| Juan Ceron.
En- la expedition pobladora dirigid;
I por este por el 4Alguacil Mayor Mi
| guel D1az, vinieron distinguidos caba
lleros hidalgos. como don Crist6ba
| Sotomayor, hijo de la Condesa de Car
| minan hermano del Conde de es,
| nOmbre; su sobrino don Luis Sotoma
| yor, Miguel de TorO, que fue armada
Caballero por eel propio rey don Fer
nando, cuando la toma de Granada
Luis de Anasco, Diego de Salazar, e
valeroso Francisco Lopez de Ayala
| Martin de Guiluz Francisco Parrit nue.
| vo, y Juan Ponce de Leon future 90
oernador'de la incipiente colenla.
De condici6n. hidalga conocida hon
adez f!eron, pues, los prineros poblado
res de San Juan, los cuales concedieror
| os reyes una decidida protection.
En- 1910, consecuencia de estar pro
hibido que los vecinos de Santo Domingo
y demas lugares de Indias, abandonaral
las colonies establecidas, para doniciliar
| Sc Ell la Gle San Juan, los Reyes conce
Heron algunas, cartas de vecindad para
| este pals, fgurando entire elias las otor
| gadas d. Gaspar Villalobos, Alfonso d,
| Herrera, Arias Cabezas, Sebastian d,
Villalobos, Diego de Arce. Martin d,
| Basaga, Juan de Portogalete, Juan dt
| Morales y Antonio dc. 0rozco, todos ca
balleros Gle ilustres solares.
En- 1511 Sc les otorg6 vecindad a An
tonic de Riyadeneira, Garcf Cautino
Ortuno de Vedia, Luis Apueyo, de |,
camara de la Reina, y 4 otros cuya emu
meracion serfa larga = cuya condiciot
| de hidalgos, caballeros Y mobiles esta de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-21
Para el Refugio

Tn vecino de San Lorenzo envi6 por
81 correo un dollar para los .ninos des-
amparados. No dice Ell la carta su nom
bre.
La alcancia del Quartet de Policia
produjo, en- menos de una semana, tres
d6lares y n centavos.
La de las obras de la Estacion del Fe-
rrocarril, a cargo del lngeniero senior il.
menez, produjo esta Ultima semana TN.
dollar Y 10 centavos
Total: cinco d6lares y 81 cehtavos, que
el Refugio agradece macho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-21

mostrada Ell la propia carta de vecin-
dad, por la que Sc ordenaba al Goberna-
dor de San Juan, les diera en- Reparti-
miento, los indios que cada uno Sc les
se1lalaba, seg1n su calidad condicion
de conformidad con las Reales C6du1as
Due disponian Sc hiciese entrega de in
dios solamente a los hidalgos caballe-
ros no asi labradores nj menestrales.
aXceptuando una dos naborias que i
fos nltimos Sc les confiarian por tempo
.limitado para que les ensenasen oficios.
Fu6 tan grande ell interes que mostr6
FL rey Don Fernando en- favorecer ell
leSenvOlvimiento de esta Colonia que
i vecindario todo, as1 ell de ALTA como ell
lie media y Hama clase fueSe bueno, que
n 26 de t'ebrero orden0 terminantemen-
4 Juan Ponce de Leon que no adnEi-
ese en- ella nj 4 los nietos siquiera de
os que hubiesen sufrido penas infaman-
es hubiesen sido condenados 8 quema-
los por la Inquisici6n.
En- la misma fecha dispuso licho rey,
DOR diferentes cartas: 10. Que no Sc
)bligase 4 los yecinos pagan en- dinero
los diezmos y primicias de 10 que labra-
sen criasen sino Ell los mismos frut0s.
20 Que Sc aplicasen hacer caminos Y
puentes las perras de camara que CO.
rrespond1an a la Corona. 30. Que Sc hi
ciera casa de fundici0n de orc, como en-
Santo Domingo dando para ello, las IL
5ertades necesarias. 10. Que durante
diez amos solo pagaran los vecinos ell
quinto de 10 que sacasen de las minas,
oerdonandoles ell resto. 80 Que las mer-
,ancias remitidas de Sevilla San Juan
) de San Juan a Sevilla, fueran directa-
nente y sin tener que serlo, por via de
Santo Domingo. 90. Que la isla gozase
lie las mismas libertades y privilegios
ue la Espahola. 70. Que los manteni-
lientos que de Santo Domingo Sc ira
essen a San Juan no pagasen derechos
e alcabala nj de almojarifazgo
No satisfecho aun ell rey Don Fernan-
o con haber concebido esas gracias y
rivilegios especiales la nueva Colonia,
ispuso Ell SUI Real Cedula de 20 de Mar
O de 1911, que sc concediera licencia 4
odos para ir a poblar y contratar d
San Juan, no siendo personals prohi-
idas'', porque "deseaba ennoblecerla .
En- Junio del propio ano .l5l1, CONT
lu6 ell rey otorgandole gracias y privi-
egios Ell esta forma: ell d1a % mando
lue al hospital Sc lie ldieran cien indios
cargo de la persona que 10 administra-
e, y ell dia 25 dispuso que los vecinos
10 pagasen por la sal mas que la mitad
de la tasa.
En- 1913 orden6 que liquidadas
as perras de la Camara desde 1911,
,ue anteriormente ,mand0 fuesen apli-
,adas la construction de caminos y
Duentes, sc tornase ell sobrante de esas
Dbras para fabricar casas en- solares del
lunicipio y venderlas, y dedicando sus
,roductos les fohdos de las villas.
:. (COntinuara