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Arizona republican., 1919-09-13
80AcreS

If you are looking for ranches of this size we have something to suit you.
 s325.00 per acre, well improved.
 s225.00 per acre; immediate possess sion; alfalfa and cotton. Very good house; good shade. A snap of tha highest order.
 $25O.OO per acre. Well improved. Owner will blow and boarder the place for buyer to begin next years crop. Good water. Fine terms.
 In our list of city property we have a good house, five rooms, shade, etc. at s325000 Good terms Also large modern house, new and priced at s425000.
 WALKER REALTY co. 915 W. Wash. St. Phone 627
Arizona republican., 1919-09-13

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later Phone 4331.
 FORTY acres best cotton land in the valley; old alfalfa; located near Phoe- nix: S40O per acre. Box 56S Republi- can. blk RANCH BARGAINS NOW WAITING
 FOR YOU
 Ten acres only s4,000; 20 acres. $6,500; 35 acres. $7,500; 80 acres at $S0G per acre; 260 acres all in alfalfa price only $70.000; 20 acres with fine cotton and maize crops only s9,00o. See us for location and terms.
 O'BARR & PINNICK
 34 East Adams
 Phone 751 or Residence 12sJ5 blk
Arizona republican., 1919-09-13

FOR SALEAVery desirable corner lot in Wentworth, south front; car line. Address Box sos Republican. blk
 FORTY acres river bottom, above high water mark; best cotton land;
 dandy for chicken ranch; will take good car part payment. s35 per acre. Owner. 15 South First avenue. If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-13

FOR SALE-one of the best eighties in the valley, now all in feed; the best kind of land for cotton; on pro- posed paved highway; only four miles from center of Phoenix. Work your own land, don't pay high rent, buy from owner. save agents commission. Act quick, price is right. Will consider well improved 40 in exchange. For sale by Geo. J. Siervogel, Route 4. bp
 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,-If you want house in town or to 40 acres in the country see the man who will save you money. Call for Helm with Ruggles, a1 N. 1st. Ave. blk
 ACRES, good house. fruit and shade. s3,000. See Robert T. Clark, Myers & Carrick, Glendale. blk It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub lican Classified Pages-Arizona's lead ing advertising medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-13
For Sale-Houses
Just Listed

A 7-room brick house at the edge of the business district for only $60oo Half cash. Don't let the other fellow beat you to it.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
State Charities Report on Blind
Petitions.

FetitIonS.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board Of Supervisors
Your Committee on State Charities
would respectfully report that they
have examined the matter of various
petitions asking for aid under the
Blind Act presented before them, and
recommend the following:
That the petitions of Anna Curran.
Rhoda A. Lyle and Joseph F. Miller
he granted, and that the county clerk
be instructed to place said petitioners
upon his records as entitled to the
sum OF 500 each, annually. payable
III amounts of $25 quarterly.
All of which is respectfully sub
mittGl
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
Cut This Quit Is worth Money.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with Sc and mail IT to
Foley 4 Co. 2S35 Sheffield avenue.
Chicago. III. writing your name and
address clearly. You VIII receive In
return trial package containing
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound.
for coughs, colds and Group: Foley
Kidney pills, for pain In sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and bladder ailments; aud Foley's
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing catharttc for
constipation, bilousness, headache
ana sluggish bowels.
W. y Duncan. Druggist. Ottawa, Ill
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Feb. z, 1919-Cash received,
money due John Hogan as
night engineer ........,..- zJ.HV
Feb. "a, I9l9-Cash received
for sale of iron ..... b.V0
Mar. !, 1919-Gash received
from Mrs Richardson for
board to April list .......-. l2.o9
Mar. /, 19i9-Cash received
from Ed Lewis tor nine
calves ............... 1J015
Mar. I, l919-Cash received
for TWENTY-FIVE hogs ... S4S G8
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
$1753.4@

The following named persons as en-
ployes of the La Sale County Home,
having earned the amounts set OppO-
site their names during the time In
teVening since Dec. /, 1918, to March
/, 1919, all OF which said amounts
have been paid ON certificate by the
County Clerk on order of the under
signed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

but due to war conditions, it was later
deemed advisable not to put under
contract any road work during the
period of the war
II now appears, however, that con
ditiOns viii be such that we viii be
in position to have this work mp for
letting early this spring, although
freight rates and the cost of materials
have advanced to such a degree that
it seems improbable thai the work
could be let at the estimate as orig
inally figured Since we are not per-
mitted by law to award State Aid
contracts AT a figure over the en-
ginear'a estimate and realizing that
some valuable time might be lost in
r6adYcrtising for bids which might
be over the estimate in case the
work were advertised as originally
figured, we have deemed it advisable
to make you 2 new estimate for this
section, taking into account the pres
ent day prices.
You viii notice on the new estimate
that the point OF beginning has been
moved some 500 feet from the point
as originally selected This is due
to the fact that there is some ques-
ton as to the exact location of the
road from the point of beginning
southWesterly TO the approach of the
big VermilIion Bridge. The length OF
The section has been considerably de
creased also, this partly due to the
increase in the case Of Section * just
south of Marseilles, which used III
more OF the funds available than was
anticipated last year and also due t.
the increse ON rpices on Section l..
In order To conform to the Pre-
visions of the law end at the same
time give your County Board an OPP
portunity to approve Of our action
in the matter of revision, am send
ing you herewith a copy of the new
estimate together with a new fna
intention to have this matter up be
! Il is my understanding that it is your
fore your County Board at a specia
meeting to be held Friday. For The
convenience Of your County Board,
am enclosing a resolution form made
up in conformity with the new est
mate.
In connection with this proposition
| might further advise that it is thu
! present intention of this department
to include the section between tn,
/ point OF beginning Of Section l. an
the approach of the big Vernilliol
Bridge in the proposed Federal All
! Road.
Realizing that there may be som
further question and further iuforma
ton desired hy your County Boart
a its meeting tomorrow, we are al
ranging TO have our district engineer
Mr.. Hunter, present to answer an
questions which may arise i'll regar
to this matter
Very truly yours,
II H. BIGGER,
Road Engineer
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

That said three funds be expended be-
tween Ottawa and Ia s1lie on state
Aid Routes Nos and 4. locally
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
JOHN ODONNELL.
A. l.. TRUMBO,
CALVIN SPENCER,
r. J. DUNN.
AXEL HElBERG, Auditor.

AFpioH''
ANEL HElBERG, Auditor.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board OF Supervisors
The undersigned Superintendent Of
the La Sale County Home begs leave
to report to your honorable body that
his report showing all his acts and
doings since the filing of his last re-
port submitted to you at the Deem
Der session up to the present time.
He begs leave to report thai the
bills audited by you at the December
session were paid to the individual
claimants and the undersigned snakes
nc report on the payment of same.
He further begs leaves 20 report
that in and by his iast report there
appeared 20 be on hand the sum OF
$50 40. of which, by order Of your hon
orable body, the said superintendent
turned over to the County Treasurer.
He charges himself with having re-
ceived the following amounts:
Dec. 10. 191S-Cash received
from the County Treasurer
for travelling expenses. ..$ 250,oo
Dec. 25, 191S-Cash received
from Mrs. Richardson for
board to Feb LIST, 19l9... 1890
Jan 2, 1919-Cash received
for board of Ambrose Bre-
Vile Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Jan. %, 1919-Cash received
from Andrew Mutter for
seven hogs ....... 41S.5G
Jan. %, 1919-Cash received
from Gus Schmidt, insane. go
Jan. %, l919-Cash received
for two gallons of gasoline. 90
Feb. G. 1919-Cash received
from Mr.. States for board
of Mrs. Richardson. ....... l2.Wl
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
II. II, WILLSEY.
CALVIN SPENCER
CAPL KASTENBEIN.
II. j, MARSHALL.
2. w, HEALY.

Approved:
ANEL HEIBERG, Auditor.
Moved by Supervisor Willsev the
adoption OF said report, which was
duly seconded and carried by the fol
lowing v0se:
Ayes: Andrews, Bronson. Callap.
han, Charley, Christian, Churchill.
Clark, Connerton, Dauber Dunn.
farnsworth, Geiger, Goedtner Healv.
Hill, Holland, kastenbein, Kelley.
Kuhn Larson, Lewis, Marshall, Mosey,
Nitchelm, ODonnell, Peck, Reed.
Smith, Spencer. States, Stobs. Trun.
DO, Tadych, Willsey, Winans ana
fCokey.
Nays: None
Report of County Attorney.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board of Supervisors
| herewith, submit my report as
Count Attorney since the December
session, 1918. of this board
Regarding the various suit of La
Sale County against certain county
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
Il. 3. KUHN
Chairman
II. W. FARNSWORTtl,
II. V. YOCkEI,
I. w. DAVY,
T. w. HEALI.
illitted

Moved by Supervisor kurn the adop-
ton of the above report. Same was
duly seconded and carried by the fol
lowing vote:
Ayes: Andrews, Bronson, Calag-
han, Christian, Churchill, Clark. Con,
merton, Dauber, Dunn. farnsWorth,
Geiger, Goedtner, Hall, Hawley, Healy,
HILL Hoarty, Holland, Kastentein,
Kelley, Kuhn, Larson, Lewis, Mar
shall. N.osey, Nitchelm, O'Eonnell,
Peck, Reed, Seipp, Smith. Spencer,
States, Stobs, Trumbo, Tadych, Will
sey, Wnans, WYE, lockey and Zol-
pei.
Nays None.
Court House and Jail Report on Peti-
ton Of Probate Judge for Book
cases.
Mr.. Chairman ana Gentlemen Of the
Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Court House
and jail would respectfully repnr-
that they have examined the matter
of the petition CT the Probate Judge
for three section bookcases and one
locker, presented before them, and
recommend the following:
That the prayer of petition be
granted ami that the Committee on
Court House and Jail be authorized
to purchase same at cost not to
exceed S1750t
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
T.. B. KUHN,
H. W. FARNSWORTH,
f. V. YOCKEY,
THOS. j. DAVY,
f. ". HEAI4Y.
Moved by Supervisor kurn the adop'
tion of report, which was duly sec
onded and carried by the following
vote:
Ayes: Andrews, Bronson, Callag
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15
truly yours,
II. II. BIGGER,
Road Engineer.
Final Resolution OF Department Of
Public Works and Buildings for I'M
porvement of State Aid Road


Public Works and Buildings for I'M
porVement of State Aid Road.
Resolved. That the section Of public
highway in La Sale County, described
and designated as follows
Beginning at point on the public
highway DESIGNATED as proposed state
Aid Road, Route No II, said point
being Station 100 40, a point on Route
II, $500 feet from the cast approach
to the Big NermilliOn bridge. and eE.
tending thence along said route in an
easteriy direction for a distance Of
400 feet more or less, to he known
as section l., is hereby determined
upon to be improved as d State Aid
Road in accordance wi h the surveys,
plans. specifications and estimates OF
the Chief Highway Engineer. when
are now on file in the Offices Of the
Department OF Public Works and
Buildings and the County Clerk Of the
aforesaid said county, and COPY Of
this resolution be transmitted to the
county board in accordance with Sec
ton II, Article +, of An Ac. to Re
wise the Law in Relation to Roads and
BRIDGES approved June - 1913. ami
all amendments thereto.
THE DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC
WORKS AND BUILDINGS,
Frank Bennett Director.
Dated at Springfield Illinois, this
goth day Of March, 1919,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15


Of such sum as is pleasing TO the Hon,
orajle Beard for the purpose of pay
ing travelling expenses suffered by
HIM during the next three months.
He reports that there are 272 in
mates in said Home, of which PA
are male and IS female
l.. MORRISSEY
Moved by Supervisor Andrews the
adoption Of the above report Same
was duly seconded and carried by the
following vote:
Ayes Andrews, Bronson. Gala
ghan, Charley, Christian Churchill
Clark, COnnertOn, Dauber, Dunn,
FaraaW0rth, Geiger Goedtner, Healy
Hll, Holland, kastenbein, Kelley,
Larson, Lewis, Marshall, Mosey,
Nt8chelm, O'Donnell, Peck, Reed,
Smith, Spencer, States, Stobs, Trum.
30, Tadych, Willsey, Winans, Wylie
fCCkey.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19

The city council is making prepara- lions to publish the names of delin- gtrnt taxpayers who fa.i to avail themselves of thn 9c"iod of gr = granted by the recent council ruling remitting penalties on taxes paid on or before May 18th. Taxes paid before that date will be subject to no penal = ties whatever but will be assessed q penalty of five percent thereafter, to gether with all back penalties from the original date of delinquency in January and an add itional one per cent interest. Members of the councilman ic body assert that there will be no dallance with delinquents after the 18th. and every means at the coms mand of the council will be employed to force payment after the period of grace expires. Facing a prospect that they will have to pay not only all ac- crued penalties from January onward, in addition to an added five per cent penalty and interest at the rate of one per cent. it is anticipated that most of those who have been holding back will find it to their interest to come through to the city without further demur.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19
NEWS NOTES.

The last mail to Unalakleet and way points under the winter schedule de- parted today in charge of Carrier Longley. Owing to the breakup no mail is being dispatched to points be- Nond Unalakleet at present An in coming consignment of mail from the states is expected to arrive Wednes- day and will be the last incoming mail over the winter trail.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19

The resumption of steamboat trafIie on the Yukon river is announced in the first of the official marine bulletins issued each summer hy the Signai Corps, reaching the local radio force today. The bulletin states that the river is broken from Dawson to Mar shall and the steamboats are rcsum- ing summer traffic The stcamc" Washburn is reported preceding down the river from Forty Mic to Fairbanks today. leaving Forty Mile at ] a. m. The steamer Seattlc Ho. 3. also got away from Forty Mile for S:. Michael at a. m. today. Tha stea- mer Panama is reported at rol1N ,ra.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19

Game Warden NJ. O Solhrrg :S en- gagged in an investigation Of reports brought to town by Bob Ie'nkc from the Dexter section tn the rffcc. that some miscrcant has been planting poisoned bait in that locality, prcsum- ably for the purpose of killing fox. A.; q result of this reprehcnsiblc and un- lawful activity, two valuable do%s are dead and one red fox has been found dead from the effects of the poison. JehnNe told the game warden that the evidences of poisoning were discovc d by himself last week. The Ron1n Brothers who arc operating OF Dextc;' Hill, lost the two dogs Warden Sol berg intends to leave no stone unturn- ed toward learning the identity of the person distributing the poison and will sec that he gets all that is coming to him if he is caught.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19

The Seattle Sitka cable, in accord ance with it's usual springtime custom, went out of commission Saturday, af- ternoon. During the succeeding: in
 terval it has remained in that sta;e of idencss officially designated as inter rupted." Doubtless it will be fixed up sentatives have received n iafprma- tion beyond the announcement that the ding busted old thing is out of commission. Such telegrams ss are reaching Nome are routed over the Bremerton- Cordova radio route and are arriving considerablely belated.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19
CLEAN UP THE FLU GERMS.

Orders for Spring House Cleaning ty Vacuum Process left at residence Mrs. Wm. Brown, rear Detention Hos- pitaI, will receive prompt attention.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19
NoTlCE.

Ring up Main 8 when you want that coal hauled or any odd jobs done.
 CLARENCE RIGGS
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-05-19

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
JUIcIo PoR HURTo

Ante Ell tribunal municipal de Ma
ySguez Sc celebro ell juic;o contra Am
brosio Conazo, a quien Sc acusaba de
haberle hurtado una novilla, color in
dio y valorada en- cuarenta dolares a
su padre don Juan Collazo, propietario
del barrio Quebrada Grande. Declara-
ron como testigos Guillermo Rivera, 81
neon Rodriguez, Inocencio Rivera, Ell
padre del acusado, don Juan Collazo,
y otros. Luego de oir ell tribunal decla-
raciones de los citados testigos y la de-
fensa, declare absuelto al acusado.
Ambrosio Collazo entablara, acci6n
civil contra su padre don Juan Collazo,
solicitando de este lie sea entregada su
herencia materna, equivalente varias
cuerdas de terreno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
DON MANUEL CERETo

En- Ell correo espafiol Monserrat"
embarcara para Espafia uno de los j6-
venes mas cultos mas estimados en-
Puerto Rico: don Manuel Cereto, quien
goza en- San Juan, por su ilustraci6n y
bellas prendas de caracter, de gran
des simpatias.
Don Manuel Cereto pertenece una
ilustre familia de Malaga, aunque el.
dem6crata siempre, no ha hecho uso de
sus pergaminos para valer en- San Juan
donde Sc lie quiere en- 10 mucho que
vale. a@an
En- Nerja pasara Ell quito joven una
larga temporada, entire los seres mas
amados.
Ell MUNDo Sc complace en- desear
al amigo Cereto muy feliz travesia v
muy gratas impresiones en- la antigua
Metropoli
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
UN rIMo 1MPoRTANTE

La detective arrest6 EN- Fajardo a
Ramon Garcia Santiago, (a) La Loba,
uno de los presuntos autores de un i'm
portante timo que Sc di6 en- La mercan-
til de "A. Somoza Y Cia.' -, de esta
plaza, el dia once de los corrientes. Sc
gun los informes, "La Loba'' Sc pre-
sent6 en- la casa de Somoza, vestido de
chauffeur y acompafiado por dos
peones. Dijo que tenfa un truck" en-
la Marina, Y guerra saber 81 habia al
guna carga para Caguas. Tres cajas de
me1cancias, con sus correspondientes
facturas, le fueron entregadas ''La
Loba" para una mercantil de Caguas
y otra de San Lorenzo. Las mercancias
cuyo valor asciende en- su totalidad a
$1523.75, lie fueron entregadas para que
las llevara su destihatario. Nunca lie
garon; porque ia Loba" las ofrecio
en- venta al comerciante Manuel Rivera,
de Cataao, quien psg6 cuarenta d6lares
por elias.
Gran parte de los efectos asi sustrai-
dos han sido recuperados por La detec-
tive de San Juan -Monteserin Chen
cho-al mando del jefe Quilones. FL
timador ha sido arrestado puesto
IL disposition del fiscal. Las mercan-
cias consisten en- trajes de nifos, de
hombre y zapatos. Ramon Garcia an
teriormente habia sido condenado I'm
aio de presidio por un deIito identico,
en- la ''Plaza Provision.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
ROGUE vINAS oTRA4vEz
ANTE Los TRIBUNALES

: Antes de aver conipareci6 ell va CO.
nocido Rogue vinas, ante ell Tribunal
de Distrito, Secci6n Segunda, aucsado
de dos escalaniientos en- primer grado,
cometido en- disti11tas poblaciones en-
una misma nocAe,9y y el juez del referi-
do Tribunal lie iinpuso tres amos de pre-
sidio en- cada case. Aver compareci6
de nuevc en- el Tribunal para oir, Ia
nueva acusacion que Sc le hacia,
Esta vez es por haber sustraido un
traje de "Palm Beach,, valorado en-
ocho d6lares cincuenta centavos. Sc le
p*egtmto 81 tenia alguna allegation que
hacer v manifesto que Sc .confesaba cul-
pado, y por 10 que Ell juez Santos, lie
iripuso un afio de presidioss s -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
AMPLIANDO UNA. INFORMA-
CION.

Don Juan ,Lazaro, residente en- Ia
carretera de Lola, en- Santurce, Sc
ha acercado a esta redacci6n con
objeto de ampliar una information
que dimos el dfa 19 sobre ell "hearing"
preliminar celebrado en- la Corte Fe-
deral contra los acusados Julio Sosa,
Jose Muioz Y Pedro Constance Wi
lliams.
Nos dice el Sr. Lazaro, que 81 bien
es verdad que eI comprara tubos de
plon1eria de los que Sc estaban rena-
tando en- ell campamento de LAS Ca
sas', fue porque Ell sargento Sagaze-
ia, estuvo personalmente EN- 81 resi-
dencia a ofrecerselos, diciendole que
Sc trataba de recaudar fondos para
una obra caritativa. fs 4s'''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
IMPoRTANTE PARA LAS ESTU
DIANTES DE FARMACIA

Nuestro distinguido amigo ell licencia-
do Lucas Luis Velez, director del Co.
legio de Farmacia de la Universidad
de Puerto Rico, nos participa que a
partir del proxhno curse escolar que
empezara el mes que viene para CO.
nocimiento de los aspirantes, Sc ofre-
cen dos cursos de farmacia, ell primero
cubrira tres amos al cabo de los cuales
sera expedido ell titulo de quimico far
maceutico y otro de dos, Ell cual cubre
las asignaturas requeridas por ell Board
de Farnacia de Puerto Rico.
Para tomar ambos cursos La Univer-
sidad exile el diploma de alta escuela.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
cUANDo EMpEzo LA CABRERA

Segnn informes obtenidos, Juan Cres-
po Irizarry, Ell caco que escaI6 una
tienda en- la parada cuatro, de Puerta
de TERRA fu6 sentenciado cuatro afios
de preside, hace % amos fue arresta.
do por el senior Quinones, actual jefe
de La Detective, que por aquel entonces
era policia Insular. Juan Crespo esta-
ba entonces en- los comienzos de la des-
graciada carrera, que lie has llevado al
presidio, " cometi6 un escaiamiento que
Ia sagacidad del jefe QuiHones, descu-
brio inmediatamente. Ass
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
LA CoARTADA

Aver nos visito ell senior JESUS Gar
cia, residente en- Ia parada 81 de San
turce, para informarnos que su hijo
Tomas Garcia, mas bien conocido por
Tatita'', no es ell "Tomas Garcia"
que fgur6 en- ell incidente ocurrido al jo-
ven ciclista Francisco Cortijo, en- la
Gale de Ribot. Nos dice ell senior Gar
cia, que su hijo "Tatita'', en- los mo-
mentos del suceso, estaba enfermo en- su
hogar, por 10 que cabe suponer que fue-
ra otro el autor de la fecchoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-21
Ell sUcEso DE ANocHE


Serian las nueve media de La no.
che, cuando Ell corresponsal de Ell NUN
DO en- Mayaguez, fue avisado de que
habia sido herido un hombre en- 81 ba.
rrio Columbia, durante una riaa
con otro ciudadano.
De los informes que ha podido obte-
ner Ell representante de Ell MUNDO en-
Mayaguez, parece que entire Narciso
Pagan Juan Beltran, que SON los pro-
tagonistas del suceso que paso rela-
tar, no existian muy buenas relaciones,
y hasta Sc dice que Juan Beltran fue
agredido no hace ocho dias por un indi-
viduo que Sc supone sea Narciso Pagan.
Anoche, pues. Sc encontraron ambos
suJetos en- uno de los mas apartados
callejones del barrio Columbia" di-
riinieron sus rencores resultando heri-
do Narciso Pagan en- Ell parietal IL
quierdo, Y Juan Beltran en- la oreja
izquierda. Las dos heridas Sc suponen
fueron producidas por una navaja.
Ell policia otero, de servicio en- ese
barrio, hizo el arresto de los dos con-
tendencies, llevandolos a la Sala de So
corros, donde ell practicante Rovira lie
presto los primeros auxilios, y los guar
dias Estrada y Pedro Rodriguez hi
cieron la investigation.
Las heridas recibidas por estos dos
ciudadanos son leves.