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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
Says He MisinfOrmed Governor Campbell:
 1t Was All Mistake
Special to The Review)

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Oct. 15. - That Governor Campbell was misinformed by Dr. E. B. Perrin as to the alleged payment by Charles D. Burton of a thousand dollars to J. H. Moeur to secure leases on state lands was the substance of two formal statements here today by Dr. Perrin and MT. Bur- ton, the latter saying Dr. Perrin had supplied him with his statement. MT. Burton said he was confident Cover nor Campbell had acted with no in- tention of using erroneous statements and declared he would support Cover nor Campbell as he had always done.
 Dr. Perrin's statements said in part: This is to certify that when MT. Burton told me that young MT. Moeur was in his employ, did not un- derstand or know that MT. Hildredth was in his employ, and now that Mir. Burton assures me that he gave no check to young MT. Moeur, that he only paid MT. Hildredth, 1 feel that l should say to Mir. Burton that I may have been mistaken in having told Governor Campbell that he, MT. Bur- ton, had told me that he had paid one thousand dollars to young Moeur, this one thousand being the sum that ito the best of my recollection Mr. Bur- ton said had been paid"
 After reviewing the case, MT. Burton said.
 Gov. Campbell, as l am told, has publicly said that l furnished the in- formation l had paid Afr. Moeur enc or the other of the sums mentioned, for the purpose of securing lease on state lands. He based this assertion. as I am informed he said, upon what Campbell is not only a friend of mine, but one whose friendship ] greatly cherish and most cordially reciprocate. therefore deeply regret tnat he has been imposed on by false statements made to him, and also regret that either MT. Moeur>or myself should be the innocent sufferer from imposition. ], of course, appreciate that Governor Campbell has acted in entirely good faith in proceeding upon the misrepre- sentations made to him, lnd I am glad to know that in the fairness which al ways distinguishes him, now upon learning the facts, he is setting forth the matter in it's true light"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
Predict Big Victory for State Democrats in Greenlee County
Special to The Review)

CLIFTON. Oct. 15-That Green lee county will come out Of the pres ent political campaign with a big maiorit, for the Democratic state ticket is. the confident prediction of prominent citiEens of the courky the past week has been devoted to holding Democratic rallies which were attended by the largest and most enthusiastic audiences ever seen in meetings of the kind in this vicinity. '~sp1sVS
 United States Senator Henry Ash urst met Nit Simms, candidate for governor Congressman Carl Hay den, and party, at Morenci Tuesday, and a big ra'ly was held that even- ing in the Clut theatre. The speech es of Senator Ashurst and Congress man Hayden on National factors of the campaign were very well recefv- ed and gave considerable enlighten- men to the many who had never read the League of Nations and were seeking enformntion on that subject. They both declared that '. s. Senator Mark Smith should be returned to Washington. on account of his long and excellent record of experience in congress.
 The addresses of the state candi- dats were enthusiastically received and frequently applauded. Nit -Simms made several telling points in refutation of the accUsations of Governor Camubell. Clearly show ing that the governor had either been utterly misinformed as to con- dit.ons existing in the state land of flee. of which he is chairman, or else is wilfully making misstatements concerning Mir Simms' connection herewith
 On Wednesday afternoon the can didates addressed a large gathering of valley farmers at Duncan. every chair in the Duncan opera house be- ing filled and all standing room oc- ,cuu.ed by a deeply interested audi ence.
 The same enthusiasm was eXhlolt- cd at Duncan as at the Morenci meet ing the previous night. Senator Ashurst gave an extremely interest ing talk to the ladies of Clifton Tuesday afternoon in the Princess theatre. choosing as his subject. "The Mechanism of Government. Senato- Ashurst also addressed an audience at Clifton Monday might.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
High School Faculty Presents Its Shows at the Grand Tonight

'"The Dear Departed" and Just Folks" will be presented by the fa- culty members of the high school at the Grand theatre tonight at SID. The first is a drama by Stanley Houghton, well known English dra' matist, picturizing some of the more sordid sides of the English rural life. Just Folks" is a clever com edy in direct contrast to the flrst play. written by Zona Gale. The two plays are under the direction oi L. w. Crandall. MT. Crandali has had ample experience in this line having been connected with similar movements in several other cites The proceeds of the evening Will go to the Student Bcdy fund, for the re- placement of athletic equipment which was lost in the high school fire
 The program for tonight is as fol lows:
 1.-THE DEAR DEPARTED'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
FAREWELL GATHERING.

At a farewee gathering at the home of Miss Wacek. on Higgins Hill. Reverend Harshman formerly of the Bisbee Methodist church, was presented with a gold pencil by the members of Boy ScCut' troop number two. The presentation was made by Jack Wattorson. Rev. Harshman ;has been pastor Of the Methodist church in this city for the past five years. and is now leaving for Euc 'd Heights, a residence suburb of Los Angeles. to resume his preaching there. Rev. Selleck will fill the va cancy made by Rev. Harshman's $ departure.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
PRICE OF WHEAT
 TAXES B|C JUMP
(.6ssoeiatsd Prsss Leased Wi,e)

CHICAGO, Oct 15.-After fluctu- ating through a narrow range for several days, wheat on the Chicago beard of trade today advanced sharp ly, reaching q point 13 cents bush el higher than yesterdays close and closing nine to ten cents above yes terdays market. Possibility that the request Of Governor Allen that the president take steps to protect wheat raisers might bring an em- bargo on Canandian imports was given as one of the causes for the rapid climb, shorts covering the.r
 commitments hurriedly Large Can adian importations have been given as one Of the reasons for continued recessions. &Nihg
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
DOUGLAS BOOSTER.

George Buxton, president of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce & Mines. motored up from the Shelter City yesterday afternoon on busi- ness connected with the local branch of the Buxton-Smith company.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
Cast of Characters

Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Jordan, sisters
 Miss Grace Parsons, Miss Faill
 R. Cox.
 Henry. Slater. Ben Jordan. their hus-
 bands, Mir. Clarence w. Bow
 CTS. Mir Harry Crockett. Victoria Slater .-..... Electa Cain. Abel Merryweather. MT. B. M. Parks. The action takes place in the sit ting room of a small house in low CT middle-class district of provin cial town in England.
 Music by Boys Glee Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
nIlIST EOlkSu

The place is the kitchen in Mis- Abel's house in a small New Eng land town.
 Cast of Characters Miss Ruth Bird as Mis- Dianthy Abel.
 Miss Florence Watkins as her daughter, Inez. Miss lone M. Allen as grandma. Miss Irene Fitzgerald as Mis- Trot Mrs. Hope tc Chance as Mis- Moran.
 Miss Maude Niesley as Mis- Els worth.
 Mir. c. w D. Chance as Peter Mir. Ed J. Laurenson as Ezra.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
EI TIGRE MANAGER.

L. R. Budrow, general manager of the Tigre Mining company in Sono- ra, and a director of the Bank of Commerce at Douglas, was visitor in the district yesterday on a busi- ness mission.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
RELEASED ON BOND

w. A. Cook was arrested yester- day in a room on Brewery Gulch on a charge of having liquor in his pos session, and was released on 7$5 bond.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
.-.-,.-..-,.'.... ..... .....-.

NEW YORK. - Miss Malvina Ca rini is d witness in the trial of Stew art N. McMullin. prohibition enforce ment agent, charged with the murder of Harry Carkton, chauffeur, at the home of the girls father. Miss Carini was a witness of the tragedy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
FROM TUCSON.

Miles Damn, representing the ln- gersoll-Rand company, manufactur- CTS of mining machinery, arrived in Bisbee yesterday and will be here for few days before leaving on an extended trip into Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
PRESENTED WITH GIFT.

Dan McAllister. chief cost clerk in the Copper Queen general offices, after six years of service, has re- signed his position and is leaving for San Francisco where he expects to locate. MT. McAllister was pre- sented with Howard watch by his fellow workers.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
HERE ON BUSINESS.

David Benshimol Douglas attor' ney, was numbered among the pro fessional visitors in the Warren dis trict yesterday Cn legal business.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
FROM DOUGLAS.

Harry Pickett, Douglas attorney, was in Risbee yesterday with his partner, James P. Boyle. who ad- dressed the Republican meeting last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
OVERLAND TRIP.

Albert Sheets, office manager of the Lowell Phelps Dodge store, is taking his vacation in the form of an overland tour of the state. Frank Pruning is taking his place at the office
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
FORM PARTNERSHIP.

George Kirkland, well known res ident of this county, has gone into business with NJ. C. High in the lat ter's office in the Allen block, and will deal in real estate, rentals, fire insurance and do a livestock com mission business.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
FOR AUTO SUPPLIES.

R. B. Winchester, representing the Motor Supply company of Tucson and Phoenix. arrived in Bisbee yes terday on his regular tour of the southern part Of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
RCityB7etS2 z
FROM TOMBSTONE.

Mir. and Mrs A. H. Gardner were in Bisbee yesterday from Tombstone to attend the Republican meeting last night at the Grand theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
RETURNS FROM TRIP.

Dr. F. A. West, of the drug depart ment of the Phelps Dodge store, has returned from a short business trip and is on duty again.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
HARSHIMAN LEAVES.

Rev. c. W. Harshman. pastor of the Methodist church, left Thursday night for Los Angeles to take charge of his new pastorate on the coast
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
P. RuRNHAM HERE.

Press Burnham, former resident of Bisbee. is in the district for a few days from Fl Paso
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
FROM LOS ANGELES.

Robert w. Kerr, travelling repre- sentative of the Bearing Service company of Les Angeles, arrived in Bisbee yesterday and will be here for a few days calling on the auto dealers of the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
]. 2. WHITE HERE.

J. F. White. former sheriff cf Cu chise county and nominee for stete mine inspector, arrived in the dis trict yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
RETURNS FROM COAST.

J. c. KrigDaum returned yester- day from San Francisco where he has been visiting for the past four months.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
DRuN AND pIsoRpERLY

M L. Dudley pleaded guilty yes terday in police court to a charge of being drunk. in the city park, and paid a fine of $15.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
TO FL PASO.

Cleon T. Knapp. local attorney sleft yesterday on a business trip tc Fl PasO.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
LEAVE FOR L. A.

Mir. and Mrs w. G. Bush and Mrs. C. P. Congor were among local res idents who left last night for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
HALLOWEEN PARTY.

The Order of Amaranth will en- certain their families and friends at a Halloween party, Tuesday night at the Masonic Hall. M
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
AFTER QUAIL.

. Bruster Watkins and 4. E.. Breahm of the Bergquist Jewelry company, left yesterday for a quail hunt.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
TO TOM BSTONE.

John Caretta, city alderman, left yesterday for Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
DANCE TONIGHT.

There will be a dance tonight at the Modern hail, formerly the Sales academy The Peerless All-Star trio will provide music.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16

COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.
 An informal dinner dance will be held at the Country club tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-16
Announcement! THE RISBEE FLORAL COMPANY

takes pleasure in announcing the open ing, Monday, October 18th, of their new store at 80 Main Street. They will have a complete line of reasonable cut flow CTS and pOtted plants, grown at their own green house in Tombstone Canyon. This is the only green house in the War ren District and one of the finest in the Southwest. Carnations as favors will be given to all who attend this opening.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
MIL PESOS
DE MULTA A UNA GA.
Por estar enuiQndo su cores
pondencia CON timbres
on7ericaros

TAMPICO, lamps, Mario 12-Se
sabe en- este puerto que e} goblerno
de la Federation impondraN a la
Huasteca Petroleum Company, una
militia por valor de veinte mil pesos
orc nacional, que Sc hara efectlva
Gesde luego, en- virtud de haber com
probado que esa empresa fue la prl-
mera u comenzo a mandar al eX-
trSniero su correspondence 0 TIM
hres p~ostales a~merieanos, defrauGan
do al Erario Nacional. Con respecto a
las demas companies, que estuvIeron
enviando sus cartas en- la misma for
ma. no Sc sabe NADIA todavia, pero di
cesc Que seran tamblen multadas por
el mismo delito en- que incurrlo Ia
mas antigua Y poderosa de las COM
p&nias p~etroleras de IA costa del
Golfo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
ALGO UTIL PARA LOS NINOS

Sc coloca una sabana ante una
puerta Y Sc pone n luz detras, de-
iando la habitacion a obscuras. EI
que ha de adivinar We pasar las SOM
bras por detras de Ia sabana Y los
va nombrando en- voz alta. ST acierta,
SC queda ell que pasa, y 81 no, paga
brenda.
Cada .jugador Sc dlzfraza 10 mejor
que puede, ~fingien6o jorobas, COLE
ras, ETC.. para no ser conCcido.
Sc c~olocan en- circulo los juga-
dcres Use ponen la msno cerrada Y
con los dedos indices tendidos sobre
las rodillas.
FL director levanta en- acci0n de
%yolar, diciendo: "Vuelan, vuelan las
palomas," Y todos lie :mitan. s: dice:
'Vuelan, vuelan las tortngas,' q los
rajaros de plomo,' i otro obicto que
no vuela, los jugadores perlnanecen
Qvietos.
FL equivocarse Y volar con 10 que
TO vuele, 0 permaaccer quieto en- I'm
v~elatil, Sc castiga con brenda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
IuD
AYUDA A UN MENICANO.

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas, Mar
20 12.-Un grupo de mexicanos re
sidentes en- esta ciudad. Sc han pres
tado gustoSos a ayudar pecunlarla'
meaie al senior Feliciano Leyva,
Guien tuvo Ia ~desgracia de perder .
su esposa eI dia de aver. Como el
se6or Leyva carecicra de recursos
para dar sepultura a Ia que fuera su
companera. Sc acerc0 a varios ccm-
patr;otas. ~quienes al enterarse de "a
situaci6n &c Leyva, org~aniZaron IN
mediatamente una coiecta, que pro-
dujo Ia suma de $3.50 que fue entire
gada al Unfortunate compatriota.
El senior Leyva Sc muestra sUma-
mentc agradecjdo a todas las perso-
mas que con tan buena voluntad lQ
a~yudaron, especialmente a los senores
Daniel A. C. Martinez V Eduardo
MARTINEZ, que fueron los Que mas
Sc empenaron en- reunirle fondos pa
"a ayudar q los gastos de inhumaci0n
de ST. csposa. La lista de las perso-
mas que ayudaron al senior Leyva, es
Ia siguiente:
Daniel 4. c. Marines $1.O0;
Eduardo MARTINEZ, $50: Santiago Mo
rales. 100; Dolores Vivar. 100; Jo-
Sc Moreno, SO25; Dolores Hernandez,
OBS; Francisco Acevedo, OBS; Gre
gorio Luna. 0.50; Alfonso Marin,
0.10; Tomas Osuna, OBS; Lorenzo
Lopez O.50; Srita, Apolonia Lopez,
OPS: Andrea L. de Lopez, Oo5O;
Abraham Hinojosa, ESQ.,; Maria L6-
PEE, OILS; Maria Rosaies. O.10; Cris0-
foro Ramirez, OBS; Matilde J. de
Cruz, 100; Reyes Cepeda, 0.50; 10
Sc Ramirez. 0.5O; Paula G. Coma
lez, 0.50; Filomeno Chapa, OBS; FL
lomeno Cano, OPS; Agustin Duarte,
OILS; Herculano Salas. OPS; Francis
co Chapa, OBS; Maria Bustos OPS;
Ofelia Hernandez, 0.50; Librado Ala
mis-. OBS: Luciano Guajardo, OILS;
Josefa Larios, 0.253 Eliseo Luna,
0.25a Agapito Zamudio, OBS; Esta.
nislao Bustamante. O.50; Bruno Gar
cia, OBS; Emilio Guerrero, OPS; Ma.
tide Chapa, 0.5O; Anastasio Ortega,
OILS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
EBERT Y SUS Ministries HUYE
RON A STUTTGART

BERLIN, Mario 15.-Savory, otro
alto funcionario del gobierno. de
Ebert que hasta aver Sc habia man
tenido leal al P%residente, Sc ha pa
sado a los revolucionarios, habiendo
reconocido su regimen y ofrecldo su
cooperation.
e. Presidente Ebert Y los demas
miembros de su gabinete que junto
con el salieron de esta capital ell dia
de los successes, han huido a Stuttgart,
aunque no Sc sabe 81 habran llega-
do va a esa ciudad o no. Esta infor-
c;on viene q echar por la TERRA Ia
que sc do aver, referente a que Ell
PreSidente Y suS ministries habian
sido arreStados en- Dresden.
Despachos ~recibidos aqui de Bres-
isU, dicen que ell gobierno local de
esa ciudad Sc ha declarado por ell
nuevo regimen, pero cI canDiO, va
rias ciudades de las rrovin& as del
Rhin, han declarado su leAltad a
Ebert. Bavierc, Wuttemberg y Ba-
den han expedido una proclama jun
tamente en- la que expresan descono-
Ger al nuevo regimen establccido en-
Berlin y que 10 combatiran por
todos los med;os posibles. FTocIa-
mas semejantes han sido exped;dss
per las ciudades de Darmstad y Ham
burgo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
la ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXlCANA.

81 nenos de un aho de haberss iastala.
DO. ha Qstruido n nuehos esrudiantes para
ccc ccrstCuIerar enpleo en- los FL &C. Ma
cionaies &c Mexico > oros sistemas zero
Viar;os.
Sc impa-ten conocimientos = enseaanza
complete y node-na: 4 InspectoCes de Loco
roto-as, Inspecto, IS de Frenos de Aire. ms
pec:orcs de Caldcrzs, IlSpecto-es &c Trenes'
Naeuinistas. FoSoneros. Conductors. Caro-
tsroS. Repa-adores &c Carros, Mechanics de
Cass Redouda. Mecaaicos de PisC y Taller
General, MecSnicos de Frenos de Aire. Es-
pecialistas Y otros varios cursos.
La Escuela FerTocsTrilcra MeNicans e1se-
IA esos t-ahaios pcr correspondence, r. TO-
dos aquefIos cue deSearen ser a!go mas qua
e:e-ncs r~sclavos de Gaba;os dEros y suel.
dos bales. : ayuSR 4 perfecciona-se a Ice
cue ejercea sin teLer grandes soaocimientes.
In Escueia Ferrces--;lera heIicEna IS re-
ccnocida y recoulerds6a per todas las Cnie-
res de Ferroca-rileros Mexicaaos. altos 1efes
; p-oninentes empleados-
Por n insignif:cante suEa &c cuatro pesoi
clncuenta ccatayos, puede enpezar a pe-Fec'
cionarse O estUdiar IN curse: lreEc c;lco
een;avos diaries has$n cue aD-enda IN curse
= reciba certificate > diploma
:Desea prcbar 81 fuerza de voluntad para
aprender al9o grovechoso? keuita u peso
cIncueu:a ceatavos En- giro postS! ! orcen de
express, c i1usdiatansnts recioira ~lsccionss
= nuestras de Erabadcs q varies eo!oTes. sc-
t~icienteS para IN mes de estudios.
Direction:
EscUELA FERRocARRILERa MEIIcANA
?. Q. Box q. Indie. Calf. U. SIS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
LA POLICIA APREHENDE a UN
ASTUTO RATERO

FL agente de policia Ellis apre-
htrdi6. POGO despues de las once de
la noche de antier, a I'm negro de IS
amos de edad a quien sc de ser
IN astuto ratero. La apprehension tu-
We lugar cerca de la estacion del
Southern Pacific donde acababa de
ser victima de la astucia del pilluelo
Mr.. Herman Johnson, domiciliado en-
ell numero 224 de la Gale Polonia.
Mr.. Johnson Sc queja de que el ne
gro lie rob6 una cadena &c orc con
una moneda de diez dolares como di-
ie. FL negro fue internado en- Ia car
eel de Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
NOTASD De POLICLA
TENIA TRES MARIDOS Y Sc DIS
PONIA A CASARSE CON Ell
CUARTO

Solo IS amos de edad cuenta una
ioven de origen meXicano, que aver
por la manana aprehendio la policia
de San Antonio, cuando Sc disponia
Il contraer matrimonio siendo casada
con tres maridos, sin haberse divor-
ciado previamente con ninguno dc
ellos.
La muchacha declare %tranquila e
ingenuamente a los detectives que Ia
aprehendieron, que ella creia que ell
Givorcio era I'm tanto MODESTO y que
ademas no 10 juzgaba 'absoluta-
mente r~ecesario."
La apprehension Sc debio q la queja
que presento ell marido "numero 81
QUEEN dijo que su esposa acababa dc
&bandonarle y sc dIspon:a a contracr
matrimonio cen otro individuo. Este
raarido 'numero s. declare tamblen
cue acababa de saber cue el no era
81 primero : un.to esposo de su
rujer, sino que 6sta ha3ia ya contrai-
do rupcias dos wees en- esta ciudad.
FL tercero tuvo lugar en- Laredo.
va en- las oficinas de p"olicia, la
mujer hizo Ia siguiente declaration:
MI primer espcso me ahandon6; &c
10 habia de buscarle, asi es cue me
case con el segundo. Al POGO tier po
fui yo quien ~abandono a este Y en-
tonces fue cuando contraje matrimo-
Mo por tercera veg con Guien nc he
acusado."
La detenida confes0 tambien que
etectivamente, estaba para casarse
por cuarta vez cuando la policia Ia
aprehendio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
eROBAN UN ESTABLEClMlEN-
TO COMMERCIAL

La tienda de ropa de Mazur Bro
tiers cue Sc encuentra cerca de la
esquina de ". Houston Y North Flo
res fue antenoche robada por unos
individuos que rompiendo los crista-
les de una de las puertas del frente
Sc Introduction al mencionado esta-
b!ecimiento commercial.
e. agente de policia Higgins fue
ouien d~escubrio, POGO despues de me-
ola noche, ell robo de que habia s'do
,objeto la tienda de MRzur Y die
rarte a los duenos de esta, quienes
rudieron comprobar que los ladrones
Fabian Tornado la GAIA registradora
dc ventas llevandose S40.77 que era
TODD el dinero que c~cntenia.
Parece que la p1licia ha dado va
con la pista de los autores de este
robo por 10 cual emf dIc no tar
dgran en- lograr su captura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16
A LOS MARINOS
La Ga. NaDiera Mexicana
cu5rio todos los sueIdos
ntrasados
No ha Precisado aun la empresa ell
~itinerario que seguiran
los barcos

VERACRUZ, Yer, Mario 12.-La
ComDan!a Naviera MeNcana, que
ACADIA de adquirir los barcos que per-
terecieron 4 Ia Comisi6n Reguladora
del Mercado de Henequen, page va
sueldos que Sc adeudaban a los
tripulantes de dichos barcos. Aver Sc
cubrieron los Sueldos de los marinos
del "Tehuantepec" V Ell 'Tamaulipas'.
cue = a los uncos que por no haber
Ncgado a este puerto faltaban de IL
QridarSe.
Las Oflcinas que Ia nueva ec.pre-
sa tIene en- e puerto informan que
tUdavia no sa6en ell itinerario de los
5arcos, pcro qua "a algunos de estos
EN- llegando Easta ell import2nte
puerto de Nueva Orleans. La empire
= trata dc enSanchar Ia ruta de sus
Unidades mercantes V de dar. en- 10
general I'm impulse eNtraordinario 4
Sus negocios.
ACCIDENTE QUE CAUSE Ia
MUERTE A UNA JOVEN
MEXICANA.