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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
BODY OF CHARLES
PATTERSON FOUND

me body Of Charles Patterson los.
81 iasl iail In the high mountains
oi upper Hayden creek. was found Las,
ouhuay by agents OF The sherifg,s
department - Will Reese ard A.,
ryeat--who had been on the search
since the iirst of the month They
came upon the body ON tha cas-, fori,
siue oi baiiy mountain, about five and
one-haif miles above the timber line
ana at least four miles away from tb,
piace where Patterson's horse was dis.
covered tied up. 1''
"uen Reese and Pyeatt returned tn
Leadore Deputy Sheriff Free went i'm.
inediateiy TO Salmon for a casket ana
q party composed of Messrs. Edmond
Jenny. Art SPAIN. Joe Murphy. Al r.
age Doi kelson and several Others
Drought the remains to Leadore.
!. Sneriff Stroud ordered an inouest
Dy justice OF the Peace Decker. with
the assistance of Deputy Sheriff Free
AS lar as could be determined Mr.
fa.terson lost his way in snowstorm
ana Kept going until he was ex.
nausted- No papers of any kind were
FOUND but forty-eight cents and a min,
and tobacco We're in his pockets
There was evidence that the BODY had
been caught in snowslide, one hand
oeing missing. The gun HE carried
was rot found.
Funeral services were held Monday
nlght about $3.50 o'clock.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
Forest Man Is Hurt.

Frank l.. Hall. employed on the fire
patrol for the Salmon national forest
was injured last Saturday morning at
Lcng Tom mountain, 20 miles from
Snoup, when the horse he was riding
stumbled and fell. Hall sustained a
broken thigh bone and was otherwise
battered and bruised. DR.. Hammer
was called TO attend the injured man
going to the scene OF the accident
with Herbert Sinclair as guide. The
surgeon was enabled 10 move the suf-
Iefef 70 the Pope ranch. where the
fracture was attended TO and plans
made Tor The removal of the patient
10 Salmon within few days. This
WIN be q difficult undertaking as 1t
VIII mean the carrying OF the man
over n trail for some miles to shoup.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
SALMON PEOPLE HEAR BRYAN
AT DILLON cHAuTAuouA

W. b. Pyaatt, A. G. Amonscn, Arch
Herndon and Harry Kelley were nj
Dillon for one days session OF the
Chauianqua. W. J. Bryan being the
drawing s.eard.. In the evening the
Salmon Visitors were guests ait 4 ban.
quet by The business men In honor OF
the great hebraskan, thus being PRIV.
lesed TO hear him twice. Only praise
Tor The wonderful orator lis spoken BY
those who heard him speak on this
occasion. Mr.. Amonson has been |,
Bryan admirer for many years and
appointed himself a committee OF one
20 ask him to come "a Salmon. Bryan
sald he would do that thing at The
first opportunity.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
SURVEYING LEMHi VALLEY
LANDS AND WATER HOLDINGS

A party OF surveyors is located at
Leadore under the direction of ]. w.
Peterson OF Pocatello. in the work OF
surveying tho lands and waters of the
Lemhi valley coming under the lti..
gatton pending in the district court.
Mans Coffin OF Boise Is in Salmon
worE-lg on the same survey. ard 1t is
probable that other crews viii be en-
gagged to the number of dozen men
altogether. j. M. Burkett is another
member OF the present force ON the
ground.
l.. T. Ramsey and other ranehere,
who are seeking to head Off the iaws
suits pending in these water rigat
cases-Ramsey was the original plain.
Tiff have employed attorneys to take
the case To the supreme coart seeking
prohibition of the procedure
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
amlIInn Il naalI,.

eeosga Mcdonald died from hls in.
lafiea Two days after receiving them
q inc Je#He creek lumber camp. where
ioea rolled Gp9n hla body The acct.
dent occurred July 1tih. death ensuing
Jniy isth. Tie body Waa sent tor barlai
% AanidAs tle CA home. Mr.. Nc.
Donald Nas q nam OF admirable char
aeter ant liseable dispoaitiou. nr.
stfattpn. v ho gave surgical attention.
aaid The case was h9peln8z. due 10 tn.
extent of the internal lacerattons.
Tho patient himeelf tealsyea the fatal
nature Of his Injuries and yet. even
when lhe shadows Of death wefe upon
his tae#, he would Bmile in recognition
III friends
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
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i GOOD USE FOR ISLAND pARk :.

q -
: Ralph Irwin, Ed Noddings ana
. other members of the Salmnn
: Rifle Club hope to enlist enonsh
: local support to transform Sail
: mons island park into a tourist.
: campin gground. This NAV he
: done by the construction os
: viaduct from the bridge to p;va
!: access to the park. Then tbe
: removal OF the underbrush. whicb
: would te the work of willing
: hands, would provide a delightfnl
: place for parking automobilas
: rms sort of cleaning up would
!. 1t is believed, remove the mos,
: quito pest from the island.
!: tentative plans for the i'm.
: provement prepared by Allen G
: Merritt provide for an automo..
: bile viaduct leading from the
I south side of the bridge in cir
: cular form to wind easily to the
!. ground and approached from the
: right hand or further side of the
: bridge. Leaving the island the
: passage on the bridge is provided
: for the other side. A road on.
: tirely around the island, dane.
: ing pavilion and a lavatory are
: also contemplated, the entire
: improvement being the work of a
: year or two until the resort shall
: have been made into an ideal
!. place for the accommodation of
! the public and home people
!. alike.
? q e 9 e q !. q {. /. !. =.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
SALMON PEOPLE MAKE TRIP
TO CUSTER CO. METRoPol ,s

I Upward of score of Salmon a,,o
MOBILES, with occupants TO the nun,.
per OF seyenty-five, journeyed 10 ChaI.
lis on Sunday last for a meeting in
good roads conference with the Custer
county people. Col d. p. Olsen
director OF state highways. was pres,
ent and explained the workings of the
cooperative plan OF highway construc-
tioh Dy state, county and federal gov
eIhment, the state giving one-sixth.
the county two-sixths and tie federal
aid amounting to three-sixths of the
.olai cost. IL was further explained
that the state undertakes the main.
tenance OF roads constructed under
TINS plan. 1t was further stated that
custer county will submit bond
Issue at the coming election to avail
Itself of this cooperation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
HOW TO GET
MILEAGE FROM
AUTO TIRES

one of the greatest factors in popu
iafizing the motor car has been the
vast Improvement in automobile tires
In the olden days the tire question
was about the biggest bugaboo that
disturbed the motorists peace oi
mind. Ii he started on a Journey he
was indeed fortunate If he ever fin
ished IL. His troubles we're a fertile
field for the comic supplements. and
many jokes were cracked ut his ex
pense.
All this Is changed today. Tires are
indefinitely mole dependable now
But although tires are being built with
q much higher factor OF safety and
dependability than ever before, and
much greater mileage built into them
at THE factory thousands of motorists
are constantly discarding tires that
have failed TO reach their three score
and ten, through no fault of the tires
Millions of miles that were bull.
into the tires failed OF attainment last
year through lack uf the gimplest re
pairs that could easily have beer
made by the motoIist himself.
So national tire conservation
movement has been inaugurated. will
the object OF showing motorists every
where methods 81 tire care rhat will
add many miles 10 the performance
OF their tires.
Carrying oitt this idea. the Pioneer
garage Of SALMON has arranged &c
have tire cxpeYt from the Goodyear
Tire and RgbbersagoinpaDy assist II
the observance uf tire conservation
day on Jgly 2Gyh
There is no question that motor
lists oil Salmon and vicinity can gel
more miles fgum their tiree," says Mr
Bonner So We hase secured this eH
pert &c Gene 10 Gag place 20 demon
strafc tlie I1irla ue.s1eGa ct tire C9lf
that VIII odd wonderfully to TIRE milo
sge We hAve net asked hini makt
q stock demonstration speech bat
have arranged for him TO give iudf
aal attention TO every motoftst thai
has a tif'e problem 20 be worked out
lie VII show I8si hoY tires are
nade-{fom the crude rubber 10 tbs
finished ,and will have ttfea wiJl
him illustrating every kind 0f tirs
wear that motorists experience. Meth
eds Of combating each one of fhfs1
particular kinds of tie troubles Wii
b. fuiiy explained.
I'VE feel that oar local motorists
are entitled - kugw how they caf
avoid the disappointment that con-
from putting away tires thai have no
attained their full mileage. and VI
ere expecting that tire conservation
dag AZ cur place viii feals IN an in
crease of thousands oi miles of iir'
Performance
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
SALMON COAL MINE
is TO BE OPERATED

Bu,fa ,ss spencer, miner from
salmon "no an, nas been working in the
Isasa ~ .oIh'ry before. has secured y
na,s On the old Pollard coal n,ne
now known as the Oliver u,,ne NC. ~, iaine' ne
pects TO operate the pronertv 80 on "a :
commercial basis, beginninc Va q
Mithin few days. Mr.. Snenrer ny, i a a
partner in this enterprise. himsaIs ' = :
practical miner, man named "a =
Iholnas. Spencer used to mina col
~ KANSAS and knows how the work Il
uohe. he uses no powder Tbomas
abr coal miner too They will be-
auie 70 get out good coal and witb,,,.
iAns ,ias INTO the fuel any of the obiec-
,ionai substances that will not hnrn
Dae announcement of the opening
ol .he mine will be made later. NJ
spencer VIII move his family here
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
Puta OF Foreat Ere

Forest Ranger Heesiia. in charge on
TAG station % the Agency. YEAS Ia Sal
mon 60 Saturday. e3glinN here directly
from 9 fire on upper Bohannon creek.
when he aa force oi uen had put
out. 4 ieemineni resident 0f the 10
caliis vas brought to Salmon tp
answer charge og starting tlte fire.
u w2s shown before tlle probate court
t3at The fire Waa accidentally aud not
wlilfaiig a.arted. which n snleed in q
namlnai fine with added costs for the
service 1T # fighters
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
County Records.

p. .. Brown has decided to Emma r.
fearian, for $4,000, the Brown real
estate holdings on Hayden creek. in
sections and 8, township II north.
Suit to quiet tide and restrain has
been filed by the Lemhi Orchard and
Irrigation company against Alvine
Buege ct al.
George F. Johnson has sold to The
Idaho Development company a lot in
Leadore.
A. r. Mulkey has made complaint
against r. W. Morphey, water master
at Eight Mile creek, and others, ask
ing for restraining order.
Large numbers OF mining notices
have made up the major portion of
The county records for the past two
weeks.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23

: The Challis baseball aggreea.
tion. accompanied by a hest Of /.
!: rooters. is TO arrive in Salmon
:: tomorrow for sessions Saturday .
ana Sunday with the local bal, .
: tossers. The games are 10 start .
:: at z o'clock each day.
!: Word from the Custex county
!: metropolis says they are expect
: ing 10 repeat the dose they adj .
!: ministered 10 the Salmon PLAYERS .
:: 2 Few weeks ago~-but we have .
= our doubts.
:: II Is planned that business .
:: houses here will close during the .
!. hours of the game on SATURDAY.. .
:. SO that all may take In the "go" .
!. Ihe Salmon band will be on .
= hand to liven things up and TO .
= heip get the Challis goat. .
!: Tickets for the games ai'e. now .
= on sale at local drug stores and .
+ pool rooms. .
- - : : - 2. =. q a u
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
cro8.is Canyon lnprovsa-s1t.

TIE Boomer steam ahuspl II being
erected 6gr use ID the Gfonk's canyon
saH s. impros etaent whore the ex.
iea 'ua II TIE highway viii conform
20 standard construction fos tw0 miies
one lsils hroaeh he canyon Itself and
tae Other mila IS m4de up ia the wide
approaches iher.ta This work viii
complete tee Salmon river alghwag
l1s .i}a eut1re distance between Sal
mgn aaa tha Fah8imagol except as 10
fka Giaehuru fsfll
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
Bridge Party at Biz Flat.

The beautiful ranch home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Macnab was the scene
OF much social enjoyment and festiy
ity last Wednesday afternoon at n
bridge party at which the players were
Mrs. Elsie Caples. Mrs. +. w. Bellamy
Mrs. Rand, Miss Laura Shoup, Miss
Lena Shoup. Mrs. Hettinger. Mrs. Sor
enson. Mrs. Victor Bell. Miss Burggrai
and Mrs. Emery, house guest. sister
OF Mr. Macnab. A dainty twocourss
luncheon was served.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
:. !. :, !. !. :, !: !. -. !. :. :. 1. 4
:. pen.k Take . Cnsnce Wah Eire- J.

:. II never pays te take chance 4.
:. tt1 fire. says q circular issued :.
= by the forest service, United :.
: states department Of agriculture, ).
= ia its campaign aEainI forest =
= fires. ~ you have got 70 gamble :
:. take q flyer or the stock market =
:. or play he ponies. bgl don't take =
s a chance on fire" :.
:. Every thousand feet cg green !.
= timber near your nome Is worth r
:. at least SO in vases 60 yen and :
:. your neig bore. b esIGes It's :.
:. stumpage value 70 is oN.ner. II :.
:. Il Is on national forest land you =
:. are part owner, and IL il is De =
:. stroyed bg fire ven lose both =
:. values :
:. Burned timber pays 70 waaes.a +
:. the eircnlar says, The prosper :.
!. ity and development OF yoar 10 !.
! cality is going 20 depend ur0a :.
:. keeping that timber green =
: Don't take 4 chance with fire =
:. yourself and don't let your neigh =
:, bor DO r. When sou turn british :.
:. take every precautlon 10 obey =
:. the law and see that y9ur neigh !.
:. Dor does Remember thai youg :
= aoufe ard ITS can 20 SO III smoke !
:. from just one piece OF careless :
:. ness. :
~TEe biggest lires n history :.
:. were started ~ those who didn't :
(. think Ire woods would bum Be :
:. Is calt sgl oi fire as YOU are ~ :
: rOVdef It's uf aE danEefo1s :
!. :. = : !. :. = = : :. : ;. :. !: :: + =
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23

Inquiries st The Recorder office and
at The city real estate offices shoS
that. as us1al, residence properties
are hard 10 secure in salmon e TINS
time. Better build Yourself q house ss
The most certain way @ Bet TOOL
aHer vnur heal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
Mason Grsndchild.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Ryan at
Molala, Oregon. July End. Philip
Anthony Ryan. The mother IS the
daughter of the J. 3. BIgsons. who for
merry resided at Salmon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
Good Woman ~.

Mrs. O. c. Jones. who is affection.
ately and widely known as Grandma
Jones, is in poor Health at her Sal
mon home. This good woman has
always been the first aid for those in
sickness and trouble, ard her own
afflictiUns awaken more than passing
expressions of sympathy throughout
The community
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
g,rr,o,y.s First concentrat@s.

4 shipment Of copper concentrates
the first produe. 0f~the. neT NIL af
the Harmony, is billed iof IRE t.aE
Butts. company On Monday july -s1tl.
The mil is working to perfection ana
10 tbe great gralfication OF the man.
q cement
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
B BUY
|ER OR
WITHOUT
\ so5 900 PROPOSED
70 INSURE AN
kTE SUPPLY

days, according to a
) today by Mayor
atter of a bond issue
py an adequate water
nestle uses of the city
he ready for submis-
xnayer voters of the
Ever since The water
,mmer, when the city's
a low ebb, there has
desire that such an
lid never again occur.
{ city used water that
\ simply by taking the
creek that belongs of
ber OF ranch properties
these are first rights,
portion Of the creeks
kond and inferior right.
" nearly $4,000 for this
fd of that amount hav-
to Smith & Son, the
Il and Irrigation COM
bonner, Harry Kelly and
hon, hose waters were
ted.
bposed to buy IS inches,
,e first right water be-
farms of Smith & Son,
$4,000 for it, besides
Ieal all the second right
y the city, which is ap-
rty inches.
water seems to be the
supply at a reasonable
y, other owners of the
ng unwilling to sell. 1t
tain that bond issues
be unpopular in this
lement for reasons that
but when assurances
there is to be no short
n this transaction and
'ame in the sale and
e bonds, there would
good reason why the
'Fmile the issuance of
lld not carry for the
'iding an adequate city
authority is given for
hat if bonds be voted
d down by the electors
out of the question for
le private water rights.
} in this circumstance
be to let the city buy
ave and be done with
] be no chance for the
iuggle in the sale for
! it would be simply
IDS, to bear 6 per cent
arc 10 be taken in
le water, without the
aily ight-of- hand |
nsaetiCn at all.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
coinn un.

The other day Harry Fowler bought
a Jersey he.fer al the Snyder sale Tor
SIS. The same heitef with ascalf b.
her side was bought one day this
week By Emerson Hill for Sf35, UcEta
every cent Of IT, too.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23
Divorce Record.

The unusual record OF q divorce
judgment was filed with the county
recorder, showing annulment OF the
marriage of Elsie Kilkore and Mark
4. Kilkore, both OF Custer county.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23

]. W. Hale and wife are leaving Sal
mon this week to make their home al
Thompson Falls, Montana. II thar
place their son James was recently
severely injured
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23

President Fred /. Viel of the fair
association has appointed A, ] Put
mum. Fred Biscoe and Thomas Melvin
30 have charne OF fair Advertising
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-07-23

Coming Male and Female lay-
ish and spectacular production
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-11
Joaquin M. Quevedo

Ha embarcado para los Estados Uni
dos nuestro joven Y talentoso amigo don
Joaquin M. Quevedo, hijo del notable
1nedico portorriquefio doctor Manuel Que
vedo Baez, uno de los prestigiosos profe-
sionales mas brillantes del pals
FL joven Quevedo leva ell proposito
de estudiar leyes en- La Universidad de
Harvard, cursando primeramente ell ba-
chillerato en- artes Y luego la abogacia.
El joven Quevedo no es un desconoci
do en- ell pals, pues su frma Sc ha desta-
cado numerosas veces en- la prensa, al
pie de muchos articulos y de sonoros
versos
Deseamos al distinguido joven que Sc
ausenta un viaje feliz y nuchos 6xitos
en- sus estudios.
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TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITO
SECCIoN PRIMERA

William j. Kennerley VS.. Elsie Au-
gusta Kennerley, divorcio. Sc aprobd
"a transcription de record uniendole
al efecto el correspondence certifca-
do
Pedro Gambia Cordova VS.. Johann
D. Stubbe, nulidad de contrato. Sc
lie concedio al demandado cinco dias
para argumentar por medic de ale
gatos escritos Y cinco dfas al deman
dante para repicar.
Wdtdrop Photographic Cows. Tesore
ro de P. R., devoluci6n de contribu-
clones. Sc aprob6 la estipulaci6n de
las parties sobre demanda complement
taria y exception previa que ha de re
girla.
Compafifa Azucarera del Toa VS..
Rosa Blanca Galan otro, accion
confesora de cervidumbre. Sc aprob6
Ia estipulacion de las parties sefialan
10 la vista del memorandum de cos
tas, para hoy las nueve de la ma
mana.
Maria Oferral Rivera VS.. Dionisio
Ramos Encarnaci6n, divorcio. Sc de-
claro con lugar la demanda, quedan
10 la hija habida en- ell matrimonio
bajo "a patria potestad de la madre,
Ia demandante, y Sc impusieron las
costas al demandado.
Josefa Silva VS.. Arcadia Rivera
Martinez, divorcio. Sc suspendi6 has
ia nuevo sefialamiento.
Belen Rodriguez vs. Manuel Aviles
divorcio Sc declare con lugar la de-
manda y Sc impusieron las costas al
demandado.
Eladia Martinez, ex-parte, autori-
zacion judicial. Quedo pendiente de
ampliar la prueba pericial.
Manuel Siaca Quinonez, ex-parte,
information atperpetuom. Quedo el
case pendiente de ampliar la prueba
documental.
Abelardo Torres Alende VS.. Dolo-
res Soils, divorcio. Sc declare con lu
gar la demanda Sc lie impusieron
las costas la demandada.
Providencia Almestica VS.. CUTLER
mo Costain, divorcio. Sc declare con
lugar la demanda, quedando los hi
jos habidos en- ell matrimonio bajo la
patria potestad de la madre, al de
mandante, y Sc lie impusieron las COS
tas al demandado.
Pascasio Rivera Arana, ex-parte
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q = @;IEIiis;urtalrA
}. Sc suspendio hasta nuevo Sc

I dominio. Sc suspendio hasta nuevo Sc
| fialamiento.
susanna Y, Angel Pastor Padro Ri
vera, ex-parte, emancipation. Quedo
el case pendiente de ampliar la prue
| ba documental.
Catherine Feather Wills, ex-parte,
authorization judicial. Sc reserve SUI
resolution.
Francisco Rodriguez VS.. The p. e.
r. w. L. and p Co., danos y perjui-
clos. Sc declare sin lugar "a deman-
da Sc impusieron las costas al de-
mandante.
Enrique Costa Lopez VS.. Santiago
A. Ranzardi, danos perjuicfos. Sc
declare sin lugar la demanda, sin
perjuicio de la accion que tenga el de
mandante para recoger su automovil,
con imposition de costas al demandan
te.
Carmen Torres VS.. Guillermo Cor
tes, divorcio. Sc concedio la deman-
dante ell benefcio de pobreza para Ii
tlgar en- este case.
Hugo Stern, administrator judi
cial de sus bienes, ex-parte, antoriza-
cion judicial. Sc autorizo al Admins
trador judicial de Hugo Stern de a
JESUS M. Rossy $500 por ell termino
de dos amos al interes de ocho por
ciento la garantia hipotecaria EXPIRE
sada en- la mocion.
Pedro Gambia VS.. Johann D. Stub
be nulidad de contrato. Sc concedio
al demandante una prorroga de 5 dias
mas para presentar su alegato.
.Cayetana Cepeda Capo VS.. Reque-
ma Penalosa, entrega de bienes. Sc
ordeno al taquigrafo que haga y pre-
pare una transcription del record
complete en- este case, de acuerdo con
la numero 27, los efectos de la ape
lacion interpuesta.
Juan A. Sobrino VS.. Primitive Ro-
| cafort, inexistencia de contrato. Sc
concedieron diez dias a cada parte,
sucesivamente, para brief, y luego Gin
co dias mas al demandante, para re-
plicar, contar desde la entrega del
record taquigrafico.
Santiago Ferran Vale, ex-parte,
dominic. Quedo ell case pendiente de
ampliar la prueba.
susanna Angel Pastor Padr6 Da-
villa, ex-parte, emancipation. Sc or
demo al Secretario expida citaci6n al
Subsecretario archivero para que com
parezca a la Sala de Sesiones ell dia
II, las 8, llevando consigo los autos
No. 10463.
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UN CANDIDATE

Ell l1der obrero Angel Nuiez, organi-
zador de La Federation Portorrique1a
del Trabajo' del distrito de Guayama,
es candidate miembro del comite de
"Indemnizaciones para obreros."
Las Juntas locales unionistas de los
distritos de Guayama y Humacao endo
san recomiendan la Junta Central
Y la Asamblea general del Partido, que
Sc celebrara hoy en- San Juan, al sefor
Ndfez, para ese puesto.