El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-12
the following pro-

% Rural, "a tract Of land
situated in the Barrio Of Martin
Gonzalez, of the farm called
'Victoria", with a content of
five hundred (5O0) cuerdas, equi-
yalent to 1876 hectareas, 51-areas,
and 95,centiareas, and is crossed
by the road running from Rio Pie
dras to Carolina, BOUNDED !:
on the NORTH by lands of Loren
20 Vizcarrondo, of the Succession
Tomasa Pihon, of the Hacienda
"Buena VISTA, and of land for
merly belonging to ''Progreso
Sugar Company, now owned by
Rosales y Compan1a; on the
SOUTH by Hacienda aurora
of the Succession of Manuel j..
Saldafia, and lands of Rosales y
Companfa; on the EAST by Jose
e. Quires, Nicasio Arsuaga, the
said Hacienda "Aurora" and Ro,
sales Y Compah1a; and on the
WEST by Manuel Rodriguez, Ju-
Llama Cruz, widow of Landr0n,
Juan J. Moscoso, and road that
runs from the Rio Piedras-Caro-
lima carretera to the dwelling
house of the Hacienda "Aurora"
Of the succession of said Manuel
j. Saldaila.
In the said tract the followiG
buildings and things are incor-
porated, constituting the Factory
called "Progreso, TO witt:
(a) A 1-story building with
masonry walls and rooted with
galvanized iron supported by
iron columns which measure 264-
feet in length by 40-feet in width,
with wing attached 12S-feet
long by 20-feet wide.
(b) A mansonry house with
galvanized iron roof that mea-
sures 64-feet in length by 40-feet
in width destined for a sugar
warehouse and office.
(c) A mansonry house with
iron columns covered with gal
'vanized iron, measuring 79-feet
in length by 49-feet in width, in
width, in which the boilers are
installed.
Id A wooden house with
galvanized iron roofing, which mea
sures 55-feet in length by 49-feet
in width, in which Mill No. 2 is
installed.
rel A wooden house with gal
vanized iron roof, 63- feet long by
26.feet wide, used as carpenters
shop.
% An annexed wing, 4O-feet
long by 17-feet, wide.
(g) A wooden house, with
iron roof, 45-feet long by 25-feet
wide, with a wing annexed, des-
tined for a Cooper's Shop.
(h) A housed of wood and
iron, 32-feet in length by 25-feet
in width, destined for Black
mith's Shop,
ID A house of native timber
with iron roof, cement floor, AZ
feet by 29-feet, for the storage Of
bagasse and shavings.
(j) A wooden house with iron
roof, 34-feet BY 29-feet, destined
for living quarters for the EN-
ployees.
(k) A house constructed of
similar material and used for the
same purpose as the preceding,
39-feet by 18-feet.
q & Id Two houses Occupied by
scales for the weighing of cane.
(m) Eight sheds of different
sizes, for the storage of the loco
motive and other purposes.
Distributed among the buildings
described the following machinery
for making sugar, and in CON
nection Herewith, to witt:
Al vertical steam machine,
with rollers operated by double
drive gear, Of CO., X 2S"
A horizontal "Cornish" machi7
Inc, sdoubledriyer gear, OF 6O" X
|30s.
A @Cornish7 Crusher, "a" x
72o.
A Stirling Boiler, 5OO-h.p.,
with its ventilator.
A multitubular noilers Of S-feet
I x 16-feet.
A 300,000-gallon Triple Effect,
with its vacuum pumps and
others.
An American sugar-boiler, 1O''
x 81.
An English sugar-boiler, 81 <
S"-9ss.
An French sugar-boiler, Z. \
7s-8a.
a "3Iurphy" heater Of 500
sq-feet heating surface.
| 3 Filter Presses, with pump.
90 Defcators.
Al set Of 5-Centrifugals, with
mixer and machinery.
a set OF 2-Centrifugals, and all