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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-10-11

sustained in fall in Virginia City
several years ago. She was na,iye
of Carson City where she was bo.n
January IA, 1881. She ayes a moth
er. Mrs Ed Sweeney, two si8t rs,
MIS-. George Sanford and Mrs. Gee.
Lammon. and BIO her, Judge James
Sweeney.
Man. Killed in Field
Last Monday morning, while VIC k
ms On a thresAing machine at the
farm Of j. d. Cazi r, "a few miles
vest Wells, Frank Johnson re-
ceived irishtful injuries, winch r.
suited in his death a few hours af-
te1'walG.
More sheep on Rolls
An increase OF 5,875 she and lao
bucks ever the figures OF Assessor
Hays has been made ia the ass s5s
ment OF sa9epmen SO tar examined
by the board OF equalization Of
+ Waghce county.
EXC Minl2t .r'5 Fine Job
Rev George Greenfield OF The Pres
byte. ian church will leave Ekt
about the middle OF December to bt
absent for at least eight months. Dur
fng, his absence he will rve a
official lecturer Of the Orient Indian
cruise of The Hamburg Line
and also on the agound-th -warl
trip Of the same company
Potatoes Too Much for Eaty
The baby son of Sheriff Stern c
O-msby, viii e pl. wing III the yarC
vas fed potatoes by another chill
a little older The little boy becam
very i but VIII recover.
Stock Men are Defied
Nailed to no ice in Elko count
{ offering $1,000 reward for the a.rei
: and conviction OF any stock rustlel
a was found last we the hide Of
t bullock owned ty a member CT I'll
9 cattle owners ass eaton.
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Takers in Humboldt


The state tax G. mm s&i5n viii h1ld
a public hearing in Humboldt county
tomorrow that is expected to produce
S me inte3 esting results. Ne change
IS IT, be made in the assessment Of
live stock, but it is reported that
there are large differences Of opin-
ion between the board and the
county board as to the value of land,
especially in the Ioyelock valley.
Winnemucca Boy Honored
Frank Guerena, nephew Of Mrs.
P. Laveaga, Mrs. P. B. Roberts and
Mrs. w. S. Bonn if ed, of Winnemucc
has been app inted assistant attorney
general of California, with cfIic II
San Francisco. lie is a graduate @
the Winncmucca pub ic schools and
Of Stanford university and is only
| twenty-thtee years old.
Heavy Sheep Sales
Silver Stat: Il is stated tina
about $4,000 h. d Of sheep have bee
! j4atAacted for BY buyers in Oh
Inc thern part cf the county drin
the past ten days, and half as man
! more have been shipped from 81
.aada and Winnenucca during tn
past weef.
:, Nav Carson City Paper
If is understood that a new dan
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-10-11

APPLICATION FOR PATENT. SEE
i'll No. 08166. United Sta es Lane
Office, Carson City, Nevada, septem
Der 3, 1919.
No,ics is hereby given that NJ f
Eyars OF Salt Lake City, Utah, has
made application for 3 United States
patent III the Rustic, Rus ic No
/, Tip Tsp, SaranEc AID Minnie Loo
es consolidated N ming claim, stu
etc il the Ely Mining District, Lin
co-n County, Nova a, being mineral
survey No. 4132, AID described in
the field notes and plat OF the off
ial survey on file in this office wit
ma ghetto varia on at Is deg. 30
min east as fellows, to wit:
Commencing at corner No. / Of
the Rustic lode, which is identical
with corner No 4 Ct the saranac lode
a23 from which h southeast Ger.
ar 4 ze-tion II, Township l North,
Range 81 s.. Mount Dia5 Eas
and Merriam, bears S. 70 deg. CO
mia. 80 SECS. z. 5693,7 feet, tn nce
ranrir. 2ram sail corner Nc. N
. dez 20 min. w. 242 1 IT, to cor
ar NJ 2 Il ne Rustic l5de, thence
n 4 deg. tt min. E, 176 IT, t.
-.rarr E-. cE h Rnet.c Nc.
.alo, ft5m which the aforesaid sec
no yaragr bnals S. ~ deg. - mi9
10 secs. E. $3.50 fee, thence N. Is
deg. rs mia. w. coos #. to corner
No. ? Of the Rustic No. / lode, thence
n. Is deg SO min. E. $50 l f.. u cor
nar No. 8 OF the Rustic No. lode,
thence s 81 deg. F.. 4568 T.. to cor
rer No. 4. Of the Rustic No lode
thence S. 10 deg. rs min. Z. 2o.S
1t. to corner M. 5 Of the Rustic NJ
/ Lode, identical with corner NO.
Of the Rustic lode, thence S. 50 deg
20 min. e. 5501 Fl. to corner No.
Of the Rustic lode, thence s. Il
deg. rs nj q. w. 24t.3 It. to c7rn@r NJ
6 CT the Rustic lode, iden ical will
corner No. Of the. Minnie lod
thence S. As deg. 81 min. E. S93.'
#. to corner No. Of the Minnie lode
thence S. "a deg. 06 min. e. 49o,
feet to corner No, Ct the MlaEt
lode, iienticel with corner No.
CT the TiD-Top lode, thence S. g. de-
40 min. f 1855 TT, to corner No.
Of the Tip Top lcda, therce S. 3
deg. o5 min. w. 827.1 g . corne
No / Of the Tip Top lode, frol
which the aforesaid section cornf
bears S. SO deg. SO min. 20 sec.
1882 IT,, thence n. CT dec. 40 mi
w. 615.l It. to corner Ne. 2 Ct Y
Tip Top lode, lden+i cal with cornt
No. 2 of the Sara1ac lcdc thence
So deg. 80 min W. 1855 TT. to co
ner Ne. 2 Of the Sal snac lode, then
N. 46 deg. w. 1921 Il. to the pla
CT beginning OF descrip ion OF exits
ior boundaries OF said oonsolida.
claim.
Said claim being located in Sex
II and IS, Township / NJ, r. 81
NJ D. B. & NJ. and containing
totll area Of 70 361 acr $, excndir
however, therefrom, in addition
the exclusions made between I
lodes Of this survey, the ar2a
conflict with the Flag Staff lo'
Sur. No. 1912, ard the Deer Tr
and Martha Washington No. i
es, unsnrveyed.
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Gift CT Books.

When I consider what some BOOKS
e-e G5na for the world and what the
da.ug, how they keep UP oue hope
aEoa new courage and faith, sooth~
sire an ideal life to those who's
a1s are cold and hard, bind toS7the-
ant ages and foreign lands, Great
..r worlds OF beauty, bring dow
18th from heaven; l giya etetn9
7tasings for this gift, and thank Goo
~ books.-James Freeman Clark,
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Rearranoed.

The choir wished to sing a hymn,
the first verse of which ended: The
night is falling. Heaven help US as
we're calling But as they wished
it for morning service, the leader sug-
gested that they change the wording
Of it bit. A young man dutifully
proposed the following amendment:
"The morn is davning. Heaven helm
US as were yawnins.
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Net area applied for being 6S.24O
acres.

acres.
Each of said lodes embraced in
said consolidat d claim being Of
record in the office of the county
recorder at Piccbe, Lincoln county,
Nevada. The near st known locations
Of mining claims being the al le3aid
conflicting claims and the Annice,
sur. 1854 and Jumbo, Sur. 40O8.
l direct this notice be published
IN the Phoebe Record, at Pioche'
County OF Lincoln, Nevada for the
period Of nine consecutive weeks.
LOUIS j. COIN,
Register.
G. w. Parks, Attorney for App /
cant.
FIRST tub., Sept Is; last, Nov. s.
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Pecullsr Sod cempanion.

PecGlIaf $50 Companion.
Iala Karin Dut. Bindu barber who
died recently at Meerut, had for the
last thee years slept every night with
two pet pythons coiled up beside him
in his bed
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WeIlness.

It Is more valuable to be well than
to mean weli.-Tatler.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
WALTER MURRAY IS
CONFINED IN JAIL
Well Known Richmond Boy
is Violently Insane-Was
at Dayton.

Walter Murray, IS, well known in
this city, is confined at the county
Jail for safe keeping. He is violently
insane, it is said, though it is believed
his condition will be improved as soon
as he has received proper treatment.
A commission was appointed this at
ternoon by Justice of the Peace Alb
bolt to examine Murray, and he will
be committed to the Eastern Indiana
Hospital for the Insane at Easthaven
as soon as possible, it is said.
Last night he became violent at the
Jail and broke a window, one of the
doors and bathtub. 1t was necessary
to confne him in the cell where Seth
Lucas has been retained. He con-
tinually wishes to smoke.
Murray has been away from this
city for two weeks, and it is believed
that he was insane at the time he left
Richmond. Chief of Police Gormon
was notified that Murray was in Day
ton, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
MA YOR SA VS. MEN ON STREETS
SHOULD BE PAID MORE MONEY

of the mayor and said twenty cents an
hour was ample payment for the work
accomplished Most of the employees
of the street cleaning department are
either infrm or old and incapable OF
doing other labor.
1t was intimated that the mayor
might be making a political move and
if the men deserved larger wages, it
was peculiar that fact was not ascer-
tanned sooner than a few months be-
fore the election for mayor
Sunday Work Proposed.
Mayor Zimmerman also stated that
complaints had been registered by
residents and business men living IN
the vicinity of hitching racks, because
the dirt is not gathered promptly. The
mayor suggested that the men work
Sunday morning to remove all debris
which accumulated during Saturday.
1t is almost impossible to clean the
street near the racks on Saturday be
cause of the large number of horses
hitched there. According to the mayor
it is not sanitary to leave the streets
uncleaned from Saturday to Monday.
B. A. Kennepohl, president of the
board opposed the policy suggested
by the city's executive that the men
work on Sunday. He said the men
could not be required to work on the
Sabbath as this would be violation
of the state law
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12

People That Drink Beer
are learning that IL pays TO buy the
eest-we have Il. The Jung Brewing
Co. Phone PISS. list
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
.pROGRESSWES TO
HAVE CITY TICKET
Members of Party at Hagers.
town Decide to Hold
Convention.
palladium Specially

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, June 12.-Pro-
gressives here will place a ticket in
the next city election. This was de-
cided upon at meeting held in the
city building last evening, called for
the purpose of considering the placing
of a municipal ticket in the field. l..
NJ. Pierce acted as temporary chair
man and Merton w. Grills as secretary
of the meeting.
Committeeman Chosen.
A city organization was effected
and one committeeman was chosen
for each of the five precincts. The
committeeman appointed were: 7. S.
Walker, Henry Roush, Thomas Muir
ray, Ralph B. Worl and Hugh Allen
Convention on July I.
There are three trustees, a clerk,
treasurer and marshal to elect and the
committee has decided to hold a nomi-
mating convention at o'clock on Tues
day evening, July l.
At the meeting last evening it was
suggested that selection in the con.
vention be made by ballot without the
formality of nomination. 1t is felt
in this way that every one attending
the convention will write his personal
choice at first and balloting will be
continued until majority center upon
ont man for each of the Offices
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
Motion Was Made at Meeting
of Board Today to Increase
Wages-No Action Taken,
However.

Mayor Zimmerman announced this
morning that in his opinion the men
who clean the streets should be paid
larger salary. The matter was taken
up by the mayor at the board of works
meeting and discussed. The mayor Of
fered a resolution raising the wages
of street sweepers from $3.50 a day
to $500. These men work eight hours
a day and receive twenty cents an
hour for their work They work only
eight hours because the dirt swept up
must be cleared away the day it is
gathered, according to the law.
Political Move Hinted.
The mayor stated that men who
work on the streets have complained
to him because of the small wage they
receive, and believe they are entitled
to more money. The question was not
settled, according to the records of the
city clerk, as other matters came up
which occupied the attention of the
board.
The other members of the board
were not in sympathy with the plan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12

penitentiary?" suggested the New Jer-
sey senator.
That's right" answered Captain
Morgan.
Forty-nne Tried at Once.
1t was developed that as many as
forty-nine men We're tried at one time
by the commission.
There was no opportunity given a
man to secure a new trial on the dis
covery of new evidence, no opportun-
ity to give bail, no possibility of the
issuance of a stay of execution; your
decision was first, last and final?" Mr.
Monnet suggested.
Yes" answered Captain Morgan.
IF you had sentenced a man TO
death there was no way of stopping
execution if the governor approved
t." Senator Borah asked
We did not contemplate imposing
death sentences" the witness replied.
Il think the committee has about
ample testimony on this branch of the
inquiry" remarked Senator Borah.
THE statement of facts seems full and
complete"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12

nit to labor system which grinds the
life blood out of our boys and girls.
Talks on Problems.
She then considered the saloons, the
white slave traffic and the race prob
lens. In concluding Miss Barge said,
81 am not willing to carry the gospel
to India to solve the cast problem I'M
til it has solved the race problem in
this country. If we can apply it to the
problems in this country and show the
world that it will solve them, then we
can carry it to other countries to solve
their problems"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12

Mrs. Omar Mem of Hiser's Station.
Mr.. n. s. Hunt. who has been on the
sick list for some time remains about
the same.
The annual meeting of the Cemetery
Association took place at The Pyle
Mercantile Co.'S office Saturday after
noon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12

Christian church will be held for the
purpose of interesting children in the
work of the Sunday School. Fifty chill
dren will take part in the exercises
and several older members of the con-
gregation will sing solos.
The teachers of each class viii have
charge of the work of their children
and have been busy for the past few
days drilling those who take part.
Drills and singing will constitute the
program. The exercises will be held at
four O'Clock in the afternoon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
Shake OF Your Rheumatism

Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. Try a twenty-five cent
bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment and
see how quickly your rheumatic pains
disappear. Sold by all dealers.
Advertisements
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
ERECTING HOME
palladium Specially

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, June 12.-
Mr.. Gaar is preparing to erect a new
home on his Capital Hill grounds,
fronting on Main street.
The Carr nurseries attract much at
tention. Flowers, shrubbery, fruit
trees and evergreens are arranged to
make a beautiful garden. The trees
are kept free from blight and disease
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
MRS. HOOVER DEAD
palladium Specially

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, June IL
Mrs Will Hoover, aged forty-three,
died Wednesday afternoon suddenly
from an attack of heart trouble. The
husband a son and a granddaughter
survive The funeral services will
be held Friday morning at the German
Baptist church at 10 o'clock.
Blackbirds are protected by law in
California and exist in clouds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
CARRIED A HEAVY IRON
TROUGH SEVERAL SQUARES
palladium Specially

MILTON, Ind, June PA prac
teal joke, rather than a theft, &C
counted for the disappearance of
an iron pump trough, which has
been missing from the yard of w.
E Booth for several days. The
pump was found in another part of
town hidden in some high grass.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
COAL FIELDS ARE
VISITED BY SENATORS
Committee is Investigating
Conditions in West Virginia
to Paint and Cabin Creek
Districts.

CONTINUED from Page OneD
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
PROGRAM ARRANGED
ON CH|LDREN'S DAY
Whitewater Christian Sun
day School Will Observe
Day.
palladium SpeciaO

WHITEWATER, Ind. June IL
The members of the Christian Sunday
school are making special prepare
tions for Children's Day to be held
at the Christian church Sunday even
ing, June Is.
The program arranged for the event
is as follows:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
FIFTY TO TAKE PART.
In Exercises at Central Christian
Church

Exercises are being prepared by the
officers of the Sunday School OF the
Central Christian church in celebra-
ton of Children's Day. next Sunday.
according to n proclamation issued by
Governor Ralston.
The exercises held in the Central
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-12
Whitewater Notes.

Miss Maud Lock of williamsburg, O..
is the guest of her friend Miss Gladys
Milton at this place this week.
Mr.. James Martin of Richmond was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sourbeer and
family entertained at their country
home north of town Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Bertsch, Miss Hannah
Bertsch of East Germantown, Dir. and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-08
Ell SUCESO DEL CALLEJON
LA OPINION DEL JUEz ALDREY
(Conclusi6n.)

birse a principles de octubre y no Sc re-
piti0 hasta ell de Noviembre. De la de
Miguel Portell que fue encargado de ha-
GER las obras en- ell piso del cine y qnlen
empleo los hombres que Sc ocuparon
en- elias, Sc sabe que no emple6 en- elias
a Eusebio Sanchez (a) Bayam6n a quien
no conoce, nj tampoco conoci6 cuandO le
fue puesto de manifesto La testigo
Rosa Martinez dice que no sc llama Ma
ria D1az que no vive con Eusebio San
chez, 81 bien lie permite dormir en- una
aabitaci6n de su casa, acostado en- el
piso: que estando acostandOse Oy0 que
en- la calle hablaban de la muerte de vi
llanueva; que esa noche lego a su casa
Il las doce 10 que puede atirmar porQue
miro ell reloj que hay en- un cafet1n en-
los bajos de SUI casa, y cuando lego a
ella encontr0 acOstadO y dOrmidO Eu-
sebio Sanchez (a) Bayam6n; que esa
noche desu6s de esa hora no Sc levant6
Bayam6n; a quien NADIA oy6 decir des-
pues con respecto a esa muerte: recono-
clio q Eusebio Sanchez como ell hombre
q quien Sc refere nombrandolo "Baya-
m0n''. Entonces Eusebio Sanchez re-
conoci6 que 10 llamaban Bayam0n -; que
la testigo Rosa es la misma en- cuya casa
duerme a quien Sc hav1a referido
antes: que 81 dijo que Sc llamaba Maria
Dlaz fue porque no Sc record6: que dor
mia en- distinta habitaci6n y acept6 que
esa noche el Sc acosto temprano sin po-
der precisar la hora pero sabe que fu6
antes' de las doce de la noche y antes
tambi6n de que llegara Rosa a dormir.
En- ell curse de esta nueva declaration
preguntado que habla estado hacienda
esa noche contest6 que la hab1a .pasado
sentado en- la tienda de Victor Lama
hasta que Sc fue dormir.
Victor Lama manifesto en- su decla-
raci6n que Eusebio Sanchez (a) Baya-
mon acostumbraba a pasar ell d1a y la
noche en- su tienda en- una Immediate
hacienda recados a las mujeres de la vi
da atln cuando al principle de su de-
claraci0n manifesto no recordar 81 en
la noche del suceso habia estado en- su
tienda Eusebio Sanchez, concluyo sos
teniendo que en La nOche de ese martes
estuvo Bayam0n en su establecimiento a
las nueve de la noche y recuerda haber-
10 visto como a las once y pico de ella,
habiendo salido esa hora q buscar TN
cafe para una mujer. Tambien neg6
que Bayamon alguna vez hubiera esta-
do despachando al p1blico en- Ia tienda
hecho que declare "Bayam6n. y
Seg1n el affidavit de Mario Melendez
en- la noche del % de Octubre no arrest6
q ninguna persona, nj fue en- ning1n
momento al cuartel de la polic1a entire
las doce las tres de la mahana, duran
te cuyo tempo estaba prestando servi-
clos Dor el Boulevard del Vale hasta la
Gale de San Sebastian que era ell ira.
yecto que tenia que recorrer.
Ell otro peticionario Inocencio Ar
duen, declare tambien en- esa investiga-
cion bajo juramento que le parece re.
cordar que el % de Octubre era l1nes
10 que recuerda porqne esa noche 10 de-
tuvo el guardia Mario Melendez cerca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-08

En- tai investigation declare como tes-
tigo y bajo juramento Eusebio Sanchez,
conocido por ell nombre de Bayam0n.
En- su primera declaration prestada an
te ell Fiscal Especial General don Sal
vador Mestre ell dla 5 de NOviembre de
1913, esto es, el microbes siguiente al
en- que fue hallado moribundo Narciso
Villanueva, manifesto dicho testigo que
una noche de la semana anterior, sin
que pudiera precisar la fecha, ven1a de
Puerta de TERRA q dOrmir a una casa
de huespedes en- la calle del Sol, que
al subir pOr San Francisco para entrar
en- ell Callej0n de la Pollcla (que es ell
del Tamarindo), en- momentos de volver
la esquina VIC frente a la puerta del
cuartel que da al callej0n, como a
tres metros antes de llegar a ella, al Po-
icia Mario (Melendez que conduc1a vi
llanueva, quien dicho guardia di6 un
macanazo por una pierna y 10 empujo
hacia dentro del cuartel: que Sc retro
de aIh1 pero volvi6 como 4 de hora des-
pu6s y VIC que ell agredido 10 llevaban a
la Sala de Socorros, Sc fue detras de el
subiendo por el callej6n y lego hasta
la puerta del cuarto de Socorros, vol
viendose luego para atras dormir; que
la primera vez que lego al Callej6n Sc
ria como la una de la madrugada; que
en las dos ocasiones que estuvo ALI ha-
bla un muchacho cerca de el y que GUAM
do ell polic1a Melendez peg6 a Villanue-
va pors la pierna, este grito: cay, no me
atropelle que soy un hombre''.
En- otra declaration posterior dijo
Eusebio Sanchez que esa noche, despues
des alir del cine ''Las Tres Banderas"
donde Sc daba la pel1cula "El negro
contra blanco'', Sc dirigi6 un cafetin
que queda al lado en- ell recinto donde
tom6 cafe y converse con varios que ALI
habla, sin que recuerde el nombre de
ninguno de ellos y como una hora des-
pues Sc dirigio a la plazuela de Colon y
luego al 'Callej6n del Tamarindo para
acostarse a dormir en- una casa de la
Chorrera, por la Gale de Tanca arriba,
y cuando entr0 en- el callejon VIC Me
lendez y Narciso Villanueva; que la
manana siguiente supo la mllerte de
este: que ell muchacho que antes hizo
referencia lego despues que ell polic1a
hab1a metido adentro q Villanueva: que
ese d1a fue como las cinco de la tarde
al muelle de San Antonio para buscar
trabajo porque no tenfa dinero y luego
al cine por la noche: que pag6 Is centa-
vos por su entrada en ell cine, mas luego
a otras preguntas contesto que no habla
pagado NADIA y que lie dieron la entrada
gratis porque POGO tempo antics habla
trabajado en unas obras que Sc hicieron
en- el cine para ponerle ell piso de cemen-
to: que el dorm1a con una prostitute
llamada Maria Diaz, y del conjunto de
su declaration Sc desprende que su ocu-
paci6n habitual desde hace alg1n ITEM
po es hacer recados a las prostitutes por
los que CANA algunos welcomes.
De la declaration die Manuel Garcia
aparece que la noche q que Sc refere el
testigo no Sc dio la pelicula Ell NEGRO
contra el blanco', la que dej6 de exhi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-08
HERMINIO DIAA.Z

Su actividad prodigiosa
y el cuidado con que este !
ABOGADO-NOTARIO
estudia y despacha todas
las cuestiones que Sc le So
mctcn, asf como 10 rn6dico
dc sus honorarios, le hacen
cada dla mas merecedor
de Ia confanza absolute
que SuS numcrosos ellen.
tes le dispensan