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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
COMMITTEE APPROVES
SWAP Of TWO LOTS

The council committee on public
buildings and utilities in special ses-
sion last night approved an ordinance
for the trade of piece of city prop
erty adjacent to the Blues armory
FOR II TsaTcei of land belonging 4, tive
Mrs Mary W. Phillips estate.
The property belonging TO the Phil
lips estate has been in. a peculiar
situation. not having a public ap
proach from either streets or alley.
When the row of houses on the East
side of Sixth street between Marshall
and Clay streets was built, the
'phffipsN property was biocKed from
street approach, while the city, owned
the property on the alley, thus hem
ming in the Philips land.
BY the trade provided in the ordi-
nance, the city and Phillips lots will
now run East and West, instead of
North and South, thus giving both an
approach from the alley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Foolish to Suffer
With Neuralgia
When Relief
Is Instant

Thousands OF men and women in
Richmond are sufferers with ueu-
ralgia They have tried Internal
nostrurrls ana doseSf themselves win
heart depressants. often without re-
suits,
The thing to do is to gently ms
sage the forehead, side of face ana
back of neck with Twentieth Cen
fury .Liniment and in very few
minutes, often after the first appli-
cation. perfect relief is experienced.
,ao Two Mig ats, aga hay, bead Mas
splitting" said "A Richm onder yes
tetday. Il applied T~enl.-th Cen
- Jury Liniment~ and got relief at
once"
Unequalled in curing wounds old
sores. bruises or any injury that estt
be cured by local application
At druggists or 900 Il. Marshall
street--AdY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
MAY CHANGE HOURS
Of OPENING POLLS

Judges OF elections in country dis
trtcts Will not be forced 70 the necessity
hereafter 20 arise from warm beds.
chew spasrnodlcally on hastily
made sandwich and HE themselves 10
the polls before the fair sreaks Of
dawn has appeared In the East, If 4
bin introduced yesterday in the house
Of delegates by r Lindsay Gordon.
Is approved by the general assembly.
Mr.. Gordon proposes TO amend the
Code so as TO provide that the polls
shall be opened a and closed al
) o'clock. instead OF keeping open
from sun 10 sun, as is now required
under the laws Of Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Captain John A. Coke.

Funeral services for Captain John
y Coke. seventy seNan wears old.
senior member of the law firm of Coke
and Pickrell. were conducted Yesterday
afternoon at ) o'clock In Second Pres
byterian church. the pastor, the Rev.
pr. Russell Cecil, officiating The
burial was In Hollywood Following
arc the names of those chosen to act
as pallbearers.
Active--John r. Lea. John s Walker
r, &. Pegram. J, T Lawrence. Philip
IL Powers. Stafford Fl. Parker. n Car
isle Reynolds and y Walter Hubbard.
Honorary-~-Judse George L. Chris
tian, s H. Hawos Colonel W. Gordon
McCahe, John g walker, Major II.
pooley. John Pickrell. Judge L. L.
Lewis. Edgar n. Taylor Or. Allison
Hodges. Hunsdon Cary Frank .. WI
liams James Caskie, \. : Hurt, W. l..
T RoGerson, II l.. CabeN, Henry ".
Jackson, Or. George Ross, of this city
st. George r. FitzhuGh. of Frederick Ks
burg; Julien II, Hill Coleman Wor-
than, NJ. NJ, Gillian. w II. Miles, John
x Munce, r; e" 'WYfifarns gT F'r. Cflf-
ton NJ. Miller Eugene { Massie and
pr, Beverly n, Tucker
Mr. Coke, who was a prominent law
scr and Confederate veteran died
Tuesday morning In his home I West
Franklin street, after a brief Illness.
He was a native of williamsburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

Funeral services for Alonzo Wing
field, 80 years old, who died yester-
day morning n / o'clock in the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. X G. Quartes
lel Third avenue, Highland Park. Will
be conducted this afternoon a. >
O'Clock in Charlottesville and the
burial viii be in Riverview cemetery
there Mr.. W'irgfield is survived nv
three daughters, Mrs. Mar L Wea-
Yer. Of Raleigh. y { Mrs HALEY T
karr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Obituary
siisas gIsglasEggs g,S1s
y. William Friend

Funeral services for j William
Friend. Of 30i West Grace street who
died in Grace hospital Wednesday
afternoon of 4 fractured skull. which
he suffered last Friday when struck
by one-mah westbound Laurel
street car on Eroad, near Adam
street will be conducted In Holy
Trinity Episcopal church this morn
ing al fi.3o clock, the Rev Dr.
J. J. Gravatt. the rector officiating.
The burial viii he in Rlandford com
etery Petersburg.
Mr.. Friend married Miss Grace
kevan. OF Petersburg. who died sew
eral wears ago. He lived there until
he moved to Richmond in 1895 He
was 81 years old and is survived by
his aged mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Friend. who made her home with
him. His father. John T. Friend
died many years ago. An uncle I'd
ward W. Friend. and n aunt Mrs
2. ". Bragg both of PETERSBURG. a so
survive.
Mr. Friend eas floor manager for
Fourqurear, Temple & Co, Adams
and Broad streets, and enjoyed 4
wide acquainta nee particularly among
the patrons Of the firm
Following arc the names IF those
chosen 70 act as pallbearers. + p
Fourqurean r, r. Buckley. w {
Spain, ]. ". Savage. " S, Asheru. +.
$. Smith. Blatr Pegran3 and PETER
McIlwaine
He was knocked unconscious when
struck BY the car az he was cross3ng
Broad street and remained in that
condition UNI his death The car
was in charge Of Motortnan Il. y.
Cutehin, 36lf East Clay street. q vet
cram of the service, said to be noted
for carefulness. Following an inves-
tiEauon. the po!jce Of the Second dis
triet announced that they we're sat
fed that the nrotormsn was not TO
blame for the accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
CHILDREN STAMnERERS
TREATED IN SCHOOLS

Beginning with March !. school
children in the Richmond public
schools who stamnler vii! undergo
special courses al The expense of the
city Arrangements have been per-
footed for this work by the school
board and Q. RI. EMS. a specialist in
this work, viii conduct the ten les
sons here II viii cost the city about
500
There arc about seVenty-tlve chill
dren in the schools who stammer, and
they will be divided into two equal
groups. According to statements,
many children who stammered in the
public schools in Buffalo were able to
talk correctly after one or two lessons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Y. VI. 7. Alumni tn Banquet

\ banquet will be given by the
Richmond chapter Of the Virginia
Military Institute Alumni. associa ton.
a the University club, s25 West
Franklin street tonight at o'clock.
Talks aill be made BY several pro-
rrinent members Of the alumni. Mem
bers n the organization desiring to
attend should communicate with Cal
Vim Satterfield. Jr. who has Offices IN
the Mutual building
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

Funeral services for Lotion L Allen
viii be conducted at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon at the grave in Hollywood
Mr.. Alley was a son of Mr., and Mrs
l.. J. Alley of Chesterfield county, II
was a nephew of g. O. Alley. manage
Of the Richmond Transfer company
BESIDES a widow. who was Miss Mar
ruerite Holds@orth he is survived p
two small children. two brothers Al
fred and Milton Alley, and one sister
Mrs Allen G. McCahe, Of this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
j. II. Snoffdy.

Funeral services for J II. Snoddy.
seventy eight years old father OF
Charles r. Snoddy. OF Richmond were
conducted yesterday in Buckingham
county. Mr. Snoddy was a widely
known and highly esteemed citizen
Besides a widow. who as Miss Ann
Nuckols, he is survived by three
daughters. Mrs. David L. Hostra nder,
of Wallaceton. Mrs Il ] Nuckles and
Mrs, George II Pankey. Of BuckinS-
ham county, and three sons Charles
Il. Snoddy OF Richmond. and 4 g, and
., L. Snoddy. of Buckingham county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Attachments Issued

Suit was instituted in the law and
equity court yesterday against Nor
ris Fisher. erocervrant Of ll04
West Main street h. n s CaplAn,
Sara Ruth. w. II Harris Grovery
company and Fleming Christian com
panv. for various %ur7s alleged due
to Tho plaintiffs. Attachments were
lsS7Ied IN each case
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

The following officers were elected
\ the meeting of the First Virginia
regiment associations Major Law.
renee vice president, Major " exec
Evans, vice president; John {. WecH
ert. secretary: s. T, Matthews treas
urer, and Major William 4 stack.
custodian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Mann Graduates Tomorrow

II was announced yesterday by
James c. Harwood. principal. that the
1873 students that graduated al this
session. would be made public az noon
SATURDAY Eeorga AVIATION Of classes
for the second term viii begin Mon
day. when q large number If new
pupils viii be entered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
special Services for Girls.

Tonight At O'CLOCK special services
for girls will be held in the salvation
Army auditorium, f2o North Eighth
street The services viii be conducted
ny Staff Captain Dean and Envoy
Hansen. ot New York These two
women are organizing the Girl Guard
movement of the salvation Army
Great success has 1een met with SO
far
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
~tB ford FL aruHsi.

Funeral services fer stafford Fl
Arnau. who died "Wednesday afternoon
in the Retreat for the sick. will be
conducted this morning 81 II o'clock
from the First English Lutheran
church Mr.. Arnall, who was nifty
eight years old As survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Tyler; one sis
ter, Mrs o. a. Mcister, and = brother.
Louis Fl Arnall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
[NTec II. Tyler

Funeral services for T1-ree II. T.
Ter, so years old, who died Vednc
sfternoon in his home. 2222 FLOYD
avenue, VIII be conducted this morn
ing at IN O'Clock in the home BE
sides widow Mr.. Tyler is survived
By three sons, n c., W. p. and G 4.
TYLER
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Miss Jnlta l. Russell

Funeral services for Julia I rus
sell, Is years old only child 81 O. J.
and Mrs. Lena + Russell, Of 24iT
East Main street. will be conducted
this afternoon 81 5 o'clock in Leigh.
Street BAPTIST church The burial
viii be in Oakwood The 3une girl
died "Wednesday evening Al 80
clock in the Memorial hosplfal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Miss SHEPARD At
WOODLAND HEIGHTS

Miss Lurs Joveland Shepard, will
address women only today at p NJ.
In the Woodland Heights church.
Thirty-socond and NJ b ii ough
streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
MEMORIAL SERVICES
AT LEE CAMP TONIGHT

The memorial services that we're
postponed from January Is, viii he
held tonight at Lee Camp haij IN
memory of the members NJ tho camp
who died in 1912
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

Especial to The Richmond EirGinian.1
Wvtheville Va. Jan @9T-Funera1 Of
Athoi Cox. who died Of ptomainA poi
son in Brewster. Onto, January "a.
will be held, here at the Episcopal
church here at r. NJ this afternoon.
He was the eldest son OF Mir. and Mrs.
William COX and served one year in
France Besides his mother and
father ne leaves one btother. William
{ cox. Jr and one sister, Miss Mar
cox
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
wtfiTah, " oodn e nd.

William woodhead. Of New York.
formerly president of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World. who
spoke in Richmond several weeks ago
before the Richmond Advertisers club,
d II suddenly Tuesday In the Union
League club in Chicago. Death wa
caused by heart ,faiDure. Mr., WOOD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Night Schools Be%tu

Tho night schools OF Richmond
VIII begin work for the second session
or next Monday night A record al
tendance is expected a this session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
Southsiide

In the hustings court, part II yes
terday. declaration in the $4,000
damage suit, brought by A.. Wood
ward against J. T. Nuchols, who II
is alleged had Woodward arrested
and imprisoned for the theft of
stove and stove pipe valued at Sis.
November so. 1919, was fled. AZ d
hearing December :. 1919 before
Justice Maurice. Woodward was
found not guilty of the offence.
A Ford automobile bearing the
license No. 1888 said TO be the
property of J. ". Brown, Of Front
Royal, is being held BY the police OF
the Third precinct The car was
recovered yesterday morning by
Policeman W. +. Powell. who believes
tho automobile to be stolen properly.
two boys jumped from the car, when
they saw the officer approaching and
made their escape.
/ At meeting OF the Fellowship
league TO be held saturday night,
Judge Ernest II Wells of the hustings
court part II. will deliver an address
and on the following saturday night.
DR. Tihbetts will speak on Norman
ism.
This evening at s o'clock, in the
home of Mrs. Alvin Vincent stop ),
Petersburg turnpike, the 'Tacky
Party which was To have taken
place last Friday evening Will BIZ held
The School Improvement league Is 10
maet there at the same time.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Ships
eishty-six years old, OF % East Tenth
street, will take place at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon from the home. Tho burial
will be in MAury cemetery The fu
neral services are TO be conducted by
the Rev. w. a. Hall, al Porter Street
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Ship died Wednesday morn
ing at 80 clock. following brief ILL
ness She was the widow of Everett
Shipp and was one of the oldest resi-
dents of South Richmond. She is sur
vived by one son, r. NJ. Shipp, Of this
city.
f~NH''a"'' AZ sa-. Isl.
The tacky party which was post
-,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

The tacky party which was post
poned from last Friday. will be held
at Mrs. ALVIN NIncent's home, between
stop 4 and 5, Petersburg line tonight
at F. M Also the meeting OF the
school Improvement league witt be
held at the same place and time.
Everybody welcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

with making ohjectipnable remarks TO
women who pass this corner. A mo-
ton TO set aside the verdict will be
argued at a latter date by Attorney
louis Wendenburg, council for Tall
ferro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

continuance was granted r. r
Farmer, G. I. Powell and W. ! Mayo
until February 10, when they appear
ed in police court yesterday on the
charge of stealing small sums Of
money from the Virginia Railway and
PoNar conlnanE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

head. who was fifty-five years old, was
publicity manager -Sperry and
Hutchinson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30
letter THAN
WRISkEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspironal,
Medicated With Lates.
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur
geons TO Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complications
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

The chief of police OF Norfolk has
written letter to Chief Sherry ask
ing for informa tfon concerning a Mrs.
l.. T. Luttrell, who has been arrested
in the seaport town on the charge
OF shoplifting. The letter states tina
she was arrested here on the same
charge several months ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-30

On the charge to allow one man
cars. 20 become overcrovded con-
tinuance was granted the Virginia
Railway and Power company until
February A. The car was In charge
Of Motorman w. J. Spain
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13

TeIeprant1 Especial pcra La PRENSA.
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Mayo l2.-
Debido que las comunicaciones ha-
cia el sur, cstan interrumpidas en-
Allende, segin informaciones, Y Sc
gun otras, en- Monclova, hay gran
escases de noticias respecto de 10
que en- ell resto del Estado haya ocu
rrido.
Rumores no confirmados, dicen
cue en- la villa de Muzquiz en- ell dis
trito carbonifero, Sc han reglstrado
ultimamente algunos desordenes.
Core la version de que los Ca
rrancistas que guamccian Ia plaza,
antes de abandonarla, redujeron a
prision a algunas personals tenidas
por obregonistas, Y las ejecutaron o
cometieron con elias Y en- sus pro-
piedades, serios atentados; mas CO.
mo decimos esta version no ha sldo
plenamente confirnada.
81 Sc sahe que buena parte de Ia
zona carbonifTa esta en- poder de
los obregonistas mandadas por Pru-
media Y por otro jefe que Sc sublevo
en- Ia villa de Sabinas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
EL TIMES" DICE QUE Il CUARTELAZO
De LA CIUDADELA RESULTO OIGNO
JUNTO Al De AHORA
"NADIE LAhENTA LA
CAIDA De CARRANZA"
ESA OPINION PERTENECE Al EVENING
MAIL" QUIEN ECHA En- CARA A CA
RRANzA SU AKTIEXTRARJERISNO
Observation-Disclosures.

T.l,orar1 Especial pcra Ia PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. Mayo 12.-Poco:
concentrates editoriales publican 10:
diaries neoyorquinos sobre la situa
ci6n mexicana. Todos Gllos. sin EN-
barge. estan dando gran Importance
las noticias dc los u!timos aconte
cimientos que demuestran va sin du
da alguna que es un hecho la calds
de Carranza.
e. "NewYork Times" Y el Eve
ming Mail" srn los unicos period
cos cue publicaron comentarios edl
toriales El primero diio, en- parte:
"El movimiento para derrocar Ma
dsro. fue un cuartelazo un motln
militar V fue un infamante acto desde
el principle hasta el fin. Pero COM
parados con el complot de ciertos ge-
nerales para arrojar del poder a
Carranza. aquel cuartelazo aparece
respectable Esos generates Sc atra-
jeron POGO a POGO el apoyo de los su-
yos a medida que yieron la impopu-
laridad de la administration Y GUAM
do juzgaron oportuno dieron el gol-
pc cue ha acabado con una admins
TRACTION constitutional. Ahora
Obreg6n ha venido ser un die
tador temporal. Las elecciones debe-
rian tener lugar el 4 de Julio y
Obrecon esta en- condolences de ha-
cerse elegir por el pueblo Y pedir el
reconocimiento de los Estados Uni.
dos.
Dentro de las proXimas cuarenta
Y ocho horas. tendremos seguramente
% noticia de q los usurpadores han con
trolado el ejercito. en- el que estaran
incluidos los generates ambiciosos
como Pablo Gonzalez.
Por su parte. el Evening Mali
diio: la entrada de los revoluciona-
rios a la ciudad de Mexico marca cl
fin de Carranza como Presidente Y
como factor importante en- Ia vida po-
Utica de Mexico De este lado del
Rio Bravo, la caida de Carranza no
causara la menor aprension. porque
durante su regimen, Carranza demos,
tro absolute falta de respeto para los
derechos lerales adquiridos por los
nacionales extranjsros. dandc por
resultaGo que perdiera Ia simpatia y
la confiaHza de los pueblos meXicanc
V rte-americano.
Los amigos del pueblo de Mexico
esperan que Obregon Y Gonzalez de
dicaran por entero sus esfueIzos a
resolyer Ia mayor brevedad el pro
blema de Oar Mexico un gobiernc
firne, estable V respetuoso de 10:
intereses nacionales V extranjeros'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
COMO -PLENSAN ORGANLZAR Ell GOBIERNO
MELITAR Y CIVIL EN- Ell E. DE COAHUHA

cho general Gutierrez, entregara en-
breve el gobierno provisional de la
mencionada entidad, a Rogue Con
zalez Cara, quien Sc encuentra en-
la vecina ciudad fronteriza. de don
de saIdra en- breve para "a capital
de Coahuila.
Respeto de las demas regiones del
estadc. no Sc tienen ncticlas cier,
tas Ling -nas, solo rumores, y estos,
vagos contradictorios.
Uno de estos rumores, dice que
las numerosas partidas villistas que
desde hace meses Sc encontraban en-
las cercanias de San Pedro de las
Colonias, Sc han aduenado de Ia pla-
"a, la que ocupan hasta ell presente.
Tambien Sc dice que en- la ciudad
de Parras de Ia Fuente Sc ha hecho
fuerte ell general carrancista Pablo
Quiroga, que en- aquella region ope'
raba combatiendo a las partidas vi,
llistaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
Trae noticias Ell
consul de los
EE. Unidos
Antonio Villarreal Sc
estd preparundo en-
Torreon para Ell
auance sobre
esa plaza
-cl.arenn E.p.ets! pera Ia PRENsA.

Tei.grc1n E.p-cin! para La PRENSA.
LAREDO Texas Mayo l3.- La
ciudad de Monterrey no ha caido en-
poder de los obreeonistas. por 10
menos no hahia caido hasta anoche. a
las siete. hora en- que salio de dicha
capital el Consul Randolph Robert.
sor. quien lego hoy tarde Nuevo
Laredo, en- automovil
Robertson telegrafi6 desde Tampa
sos, donde arribo en- la malana,
informando que cuando el salio de Ia
capital neolonasa ningunos disturbios
Sc habian registrado ALI Y que la pla-
"a continuaba en- poder de los elemen.
tosc carrancistas ALI Sc habian re-
undo los gobernadores de los Estados
de Coahuila Tamaulipas, Gustavo
Espinosa Mireles Y Rafael Cardenas,
espectivamente con el gobernador
Jose E Santos Y los Generates Car
los Osuna, Alfredo Ricaut, Barrios
V Cardona. Todos ellos tuvieron una
junta en- el Palacio de Gobierno V por
10 que el consul Robertson pudo saber
momentos antes de emprender el via
je para la frontera. en- dicha junta
Sc habia resuelto luchar hasta Ell fin.
El informe del Consul Robertson
termina diciendo que aver al medic
dia, el gobernador Santos ordeno la
clausura de las escuelas. de los tea
tros. cantinas Y de todos los estable-
cimientos comerciales Y que muchas
personals consideration ssguro un ata-
cue a dicha plaza
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-13
r.,..,.,-n Esp....l p.ru Il PRKNsA.

rslsr-cr-1 Espc-s-l rc-s IL PRENSA.
EAGLE PASS, Texas. Mayo Il
La plaza de Piedras Negras, Goa
hula. fue entregada anochs Fran
cisco Co.'S, Rogue GonzalSs Cara y
Te6dulo +. Belrran por Pedro vi
llasenor Y Fernando Peraldi. CONAN
dantss de "a guarnicion carrancista.
Tanto Eillasenor como Peraldi.
cruzaron terrtorio de los Estados
Unidos. Y Sc radica-an en- Eagle
Pass. donde ambos tienen propieda-
des por valor de varios miles de do
lares. Villasenor adquirio sus pro-
piedades hace ounce dfas pr6Sima-
mente, habiendo invertido en- elias,
segun el Registro de Bienes Raices,
cerca de treinta mil dolares.
.Antes de abandonar Pisdras Ne
gras V cruzar a este ladc, Peraidi Y
Villasenor dejaron instrucciones de
cue Sc reconociera como jsfe de la
guarnicion a Francisco Coss, quien
hsbis demandado, iuntamsnts con