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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28

William Beuhler. local real estate
man. offices in the Gunter building
has Travelled more than 10000 miles
while on motor trips during the last
four years and has covered no
less than - states. This is the result
of endcavOring TO satisfy his hobby
which is to get in an automobile and
go somewhere" Mr.. Beuhler is one
of San Antonio's Invest real estate
dealers. He deals only in houses. lots.
ranches and farms. but never in sub
divisions. as they are too slow. he
says. and then besides it takes too
long TO oct thc mcnev. According to
his clients. Mr.. Beuhler is square. -
honest and dependable. He says he
can boast of not owing cent 10
any man that is not promptly paid
when due.
Mr.. Beuhler got his first job when
but Years of age. 1t was in gent 5
furnishing store where he served as
cash boy. Here he received So a week
for his services and had to walk three
miles from home TO work and three
miles back again in the evening. At
the age of 16 he was on the road SELL
ing tobacco for Il large company. At
this time he was known as 1.-THE kid
drummer of the Northwest" During
this time he sold tobacco to the In
dams in the northern states. Later lie
was employed by 4 frame manufactw-
er and Just before gOinC into the real
estate business he became furniture
dealer.
Sells Furniture in Galveston.
1t was in Galveston that Mr.. Beuh-
Ter experienced his first Independent
business career. He became employed
there by Il furniture dealer who later
became his father-in-law. After work
ing. for this dealer as n collector,
salesman. manager and buyer for sew
eral years he went into the furniture
business for. himself in Galveston. lie
had saved $1,000. He succeeded i'll i'll
tercsting two other men in the busi-
ness. both of whom had two or three
thousand dollars each. The business
finally was established and il flour
ished. In short time Mr.. Beuhler
had purchased the interests of the two
other men and had his furniture store
established in the Masonic Temple
which occupied quarter of a
block. at the time of the Gal
weston flood. This almost wiped him
out" he says. but it was not long be-
fore he came back stronger than ever.
His credit was always "gilt edge" and
this especially was an asset 10 him at
this time. Mr.. Beuhler was in bust
ness for himself in Galveston for
seven years.
At the end of this time it became
necessary 10 seek change in climate
for his wife. so Kerrville was chosen
as another home site. On his arrival
there Mr.. Beuhler says it was his in
tentions to o9en a furniture store but
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28

when he found that Il proprietor OF a
building. the only one suitable for his
kind of business at that time.
wished only to sell him the property
he decided 10 enter tie real estate
business instead. telling the proprietor
of the building that he did not wish
TO purchase anything in Kerrville
that he could nor move away.
Here For Fourteen Years.
MIR. Beuhler and his family were
seeking a business site in Fl Paso
After remaining there about eleven
months the couple came To San An
tonic and have been residents here
during the last fourteen years.
Mr.. Beuhlcr was born and reared in
Minneapolis. His schooling was limit
ed 10 the eighth grade. but his prac-
teal knowledge gained while on the
road at an earl period of life is aid
ing him now in many ways in his real
estate business.
Mr. Beuh!er has been an active real
estate nan in san Antonio for the
last fourteen wears He is known as
one of the city's li"eSt dealers and
has reputation of not owing a CENT
TO any man that cannot and is not
btlIS PAU. IAc Is knOWn 10 nave
an ere for a bargain and is always
ready for the roaring pickup" He
places them before the public in
stantly.
Motoring is Hobby.
1t has been only during the last two
or three years that Mr.. Beuhler has
begun 10 play bit. This is in the
form of motoriH". Motoring is Mr..
Beuhler's greatest hobbv and in sat
iSfying his desire to travel. he has
covered about - states. travelling in
all on crosS-countrv trips, about 20
600 miles. He has been across the
continental divide eight times. Last
year Mr.. Beuhler and his wife GOV
cred more than 5000 miles in their
Hudson sport model. and the year be-
fore the covered 5000 miles. 1t *
their intention to visit the Great
Lakes next year in addition to trav-
cling several thousand miles through
the country. One feature about the
t6O0-mile tour was that the tourists
had only one puncture during the
entire trip. But during the 5000
mile trip they had seven puncturcs
and all were in the rear right hand
wheel. and most of them We're in
the same tire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
TALLEST HOTEL IN
THE WORLD BEING
BUILT At DETROIT
Twenty-nine-s Struc-
lure to Cost 81 100000;
Will Haze 1929 Rooms.

Detroit. Oct. 27.-Completion of De
tioit's new 29-story Book Cadillac Ho-
tel, the tall st transient and CONNER
cial hotel building in the world, is
assured for the early fall of 1924.
This building. which. together with
several other properties in Detroit.
representing an investment in excess
of S16.00O.000. is announced by the
Developments Corporation OF Detroit,
owned by the PoOk estate.
Construction is now being rushed
with the completion of the financial
plan. Jnu,s.nent bankers have pur-
chased a first mortgage Il IL per cent
bond issue of S9,0OU,000, secured by
the leasehold estate 81 the land Oh
which the hotel is being built aud by
the new hotel. its furnishings and
equipment. together with several 9th
er properties owned in fee by the
Book estate.
The hotel will have 1929 guest
rooms and twenty stores. Because OF
the increased shortage of hotel ac-
cOmmodatiOns of the better class. the
Book-Cadillac building is assured Il
daily rental To capacity and high iu-
come on the investment.
In contrast to other large buildings
in Detroit. the Book-C Cadillac will
have caisson foundation. the largest
foundation job Detroit has ever seen
and the first job in Detroit 10 go
down to hard pan.
Construction work on the founda-
ton is well und.r way. for approx
matclS- one-half of the caissons are
already down to a depth of 1l9
feet. -.
The ground floor will be given over
to shops with wide arcade running
through the building-from street 10
street. In addition TO the shops, there
will be spacious entrances. giving ac-
cess TO broad stairways. which will
lead 10 the public floors above. The
lobby and its .appurtcnanos consist
ing of n restaurant. cafe. tea room.
ladies lounge. offices. galleries. INNS
grill. brokerage offices. beauty par
Tor and barber shop. will occupy the
entire second and third stO-i?s, the
lobby and restaurant being two full
stories in hight. Immediately above
the lobby floors will be the social
floor. comprising the fourth and fifth
stories of the building Here will be
located the West Ballroom. Al feet
wide by 105 feet in length and two
full stories in height. There will also
be an East Ballroom. A. feet wide and
100 feet long. one story in height and
opening into garden court. The
remainder of the building will be Civ
en- over 70 1929 guest rooms. each
with bath. which win be furnished
and equipped in the best modern style.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
BUILD A SANITARIUM
Fort Worth MethOdists 10 Have ST.
100000 Structure Soon.

Mcthodists of Fort Worth plan TO
build Sanitarium which will cost
S1.OO0.O00. II will be built with
stone. brick. reinforced concrete and
other permanent materials.
The building probably viii have
ten tories. according to W. G.. Clark
son and Company. architects. IL
will have capacity for 400 beds. The
building is said 10 be already financed.
Judge W. ErSkine Williams of Fort
Worth is chairman o. the building
committee
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
TOTAL
Of. 179 HOMES
| |NF0UR WEEKS
ctober One of Best Home
Building Months With
$35l,ll0 Invested.
|WO HUNDRED DEALS
FoDerty Sold in One Week
Totals More Than
$l,l55,000.

A total Of 40 homes were author
d TO be constructed at a total cost
S3o1,110 during the first four weeks
October. according TO Joe Bova and
Ps Nigel. city building inspectors.
So week ID persons applied to the
|llding inspectors office for permits
IN to construct the same number of
felllngs at total cost of SJJ.210.
@ total amount of property changing
Inds in San Antonio and other parts
Bexar county last week was among
4 largest weekly totals of this year.
|operty valued at S1.1JJ.444 was in
we'd in 200 deals. The sale of
owens Island" for approximately
)O.O0O was the big deal that boosted
weeks total TO the high figure.
according TO the city building in
fctor's records October. so far has
IN one of San Antonio's best home
Hiding months. sThe total of 10
|'mits for dwellings during the last
r weeks was made up chiefly OF
units 10 construct houses at costs
Ilging from $1,000 TO $500.
.ast week was the best of the
nth for new home construction. A
of 12J building permits were is
I'd last week in which ~ permits
homes were included. The ~
mes were authorized TO be construct
at a cost of S142.S40. while the
ire weeks building totaled S1J6,-
Authorize Sd Homes Friday.
Friday of last week was one of the
( days of the week for new home
lding as g total of 81 permits were
ned authorizing new dwellings to be
Sstructed at cost of SJJ.270. In
|ded in Fridays list were nineteen
lding permits taken out by the
me Builders Lumber company TO
Sstruct as many dwellings. most OF
ich will be in Highland Park. y.
Dickinson and l.. F.. Fite also
k out four permits to construct
Filings. each of which will cost
B50. They will be located on
sillo street. A total of Al per-
IS were issued Friday authorizing
~ buildings in addition to the
nber of homes mentioned. boosting
days total amount of new
lding to S5J,69J.
TRADING Involves $1.155.444.
Real estate trading in San An
10 and in other parts of Bexar,
MY last week tOtaled one of the
| RS highest figures when total of
} deeds were filed representing
perty which had been sold inyolv-
81. 1j5.444. The sale of property
Of the Ward estate adjoining the
rt of the city..s business district.
ch involved more than 100000.
one of the largest made this year.
luded in the weeks list OF deals
one involving a sum Of SS6,243.
F Uvalde Company sold property
San Antonio to the Uvalde Rock
bhalt company for this considera-
l. The latter transaction came
Friday when the largest number
leafs of any day of the week were
d. They represented property
nging hands for total eonsidera-
of S161.32S. Wednesday was
,ther large day for real estate
ding for during this day the
to the Bowen's Island property
filed. Thirty-nine other deeds
e filed during this day.
NTH these two exceptions there
no other especially large deals
lie during the week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
BUILD 10 HOMES
he Builders Lumber Company
hpitalized With Stock Of $4,000.

he Home Builders Lumber COM
h. organized recently by Il. l..
hes. Isaac BledsOe and Elmer Rel
!. will construct nineteen homes
Eight different streets here I'M
lately.
his company lis capitalized for
boo TO build homes in San An
;. Friday nineteen building per-
were issued to the company TO
|truct two dwellings on Kayton,
on Peck avenue, three on High
boulevard. one on Lamar street.
| on Beacon streets one on Letifia
1t. six on Bailey street and two
kIittman street. They will involve
ranging from $500 to 1880,
riding to the permits issued.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
Real Estate Men

{. ID. Whatley. real estate dealer
ness visitor here last week.
C.. o. Hayne. secretary of the Con-
ness Realty Company. was in Austin
last week. lie is taking an cxamina-
ton TO BE- admitted to the bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beuhlcr and
FAMILY enjoyed an outing ut Medina
lake last Tuesday morning. They
brought back a string OF bass.
!. NJ. SorrelS and brothers were
visitors here last week.
II. G. Thorman. home huilicr. went
To Luling last week. where he has cN-
tenSivc oil interests. y
G. NJ. Gillespie has joined tine city
sales force of the CONFESS Realty Com
pany.
G.. I. Powell. salesman of the Redus.
Land Company. went Ia G0liad county
LIST week in the interests of large
land deal.
Gregory and Gregory. promoters of
Blue Bonnet Hills. onened new
ground floor office at $50 Broadway.
The firm will maintain the office at
the subdivision, Z. 4. Gregory an
nounces.
G. Sexaur went to PleaSanton last
week in the interest Of land deal.
Mr.. Sexaur believes that the farm
land south of Pleasanton is the finest
in the state.
W. T.. Hazlcv. real setatc man of
Sinton, was a visitor here last week.
II. l.. Dixon of the Texas Mexico
Land Company. went to Mexico last
week in the interest of Il large land
deal.
Dan Lcadev of Musguitz. Mexico,
visited San Antonio last week.
c. c. Bishop of the Withcrspoon-
Bishop Oil Comnany of Corsicana,
spent the weekend here.
Miss A. JaSik has joined the office
force of the TcXas-MeXlco Land Com
pany.
c. Y. Turner. rauchman and banker
Of San Patricio county, visited the
Redus Land ComDanr last week.
T.. Krecklau. from Durango Mex
leo. was Il visitor of the Texas Mexico
Land Company last week.
c. Powers of Edna. was in the city
last week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
ERECT HIGH SCHOOL
kimble County Plans New $4,000
Permanent Structure.

Junction is contemplating the con-
struction of a new stone and stucco
high school building. The city and
county propose to spend approximate
ly 100000.
J. c. Ray, architect of Dallas. is
drawing plans for the building. fhe
board of education of the Common
School District No. 1 and W. \.
Baker. county judge of Kimble county
are in charge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
ADDITION TO CHURCH
Dallas CONGREGATION Also TO Build
Sunday School.

The East Dallas Christian Con
eregation is planning the construction
of new Sunday school and 10 re
model the present church building at
total cost OF S20O.0Oo.
The new building will be CONSTRUCT
ed with brick and vii have two stores
and n basement. The church VII be
remodcled and when completed vii
remodeled and when completed will
terra Gotta trim.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
BUILD NEW BRIDGE
Brewster County Receives Bids For
Structure Near Marathon.

County judge of Brewster county
will receive bids until November l. for
the construction of concrete bridge
over Maravllas creek. located about
40 miles south of Marathon.
Plans and specifications NAV DC
obtained at the office of 4. /. White,
county engineer. at Alpine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
BUILD NEW APARTMENT
Work on Sever-Stor.' Jeffers Apart
ment to BEGIN at Once.

Excavation work for the LETTERS
apartment house on Avenue T. and
Third street is about completed and
construction of the foundation will
begin Immediately. architects an
nounced last week.
Plans for the building are cOmplct-
ed. 1t will have seven stories and
will be constructed with reinforced
concrete. frame. brick and stone.
Day labor will he employed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
Stockholders 10 Meet,

Durango. MeNlCO. Oct. .a.-IIs
Eureka and Melchor Campo Mining
Company is To hold a general meet.
ing of stockholders int this city on the
fourth of next month. S,w officers
are TO be elected who will probably be
empowered to solicit loan forfrenew-
ing operations OF the mines on larger
scale. The properties are capable af
producing an abundance of good orr.
but they have not been worked extern
sively due TO a lack OF sufficient eapi-
tai
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
PLAN NEW SCHOOL
thvilIe to Erect New S65.OO0
Building Shortly.

|nithville will construct new
boo high school building. and
will be opened and closed before
fmber 6.
be building will be of brick. stone
reinforced concrete. 1t will have
stories.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
Galveston plans SehooIs.

Two ncr scholS viii be construct.
ed at Galveston :. total cost -
S49j.OO0 An addition will b. madc
TO another school building. one 81
the buildings. which will cost Si2u.-
900 is a high school.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
Beuhler Sets a Motoring
Record for Realty Circles

More Than 10000
Miles and Covers Is
States in Satisfying De-
sire to Get in an Automo-
bile and Go Somewhere;
Was Known as the Kid
Drummer Of the North
west When Selling To-
bacco at l6;Today Is
One Of, City's Livest Deal
ers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28

No effort or expense will be spared to
make the furnishings and equipment
Of the hotel equal o: superior TO those
found in any other fine hotel in the
world
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
RarneS In Ruild.

Allen +. Barnes will construct a
new residence at the corner of Nc
Cullougl and Mulberry avenues at
cost of $1,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
Bid on School Rnililing.

Mark Bean, chairman of the board
of trustees at Rock Springs. will
open bids November >, on a $4,000
school building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
Plans Lonu Beach Home.

FIaES IIJH" bVIVH IfUnIF'
Beverly w. Spilmau has prpHared
ulans for a new residence for NJ. l..
Foster which will be constructed at
Long Beach. Cal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15
Ell MINISTRO THEUNYS DICE
QUE BELGICA NECESITA LAS
INDEMNIZACIONES

BRUSELAS, mario IA Ell jefe del
Gobierno, M. Theunys declare esta tar
de al Corresponsal de la Prensa Aso-
ciada que la situaci6n tinanciera de Bel
gica os gravisimo que es necesario
6 indispensable que Sc procure por to-
dos los medios posibles Que Alemania
pague las indemnizaciones de guerra que
adeuda al Gobierno.
M. Tbeunys declare que la situacion
iinanciera de B6lgica depende ,entera-
nente de los pages de Alemania agre
SO que Ell 1919 entraron en- ell tesoro
belga trescientos cincuenta millones
por conccpto de contribuciones genera
les cue hay algunos proyectos ante
el Parlalnento relacionados con los i'm
puestos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15
MANNHEIM MARIO A. Los fran
ceses nan ocupado hoy Rheinau, impor
tante puerto carbonero en- el Rhin.
LoDo. J. DE JESUS

En- el vapor t'San Lorenzo sc en-
barca esta tarde para Nueva York
nuestro amigo ell Lcdo. j. de Jestis
presidente de "Eneglotaria Medicine
Co., do Nueva York, Y de otras i'm
portantes Companies de los Estados
Unidos.
FL Lcdo. de Jestis es uno de los po-
cos portorriquefios que han logrado
triunfar en- Ell extranjero, sin ayuda
de nsdie y con Ell noble estimulo del
csfuerzo propio, dc una voluntad fir
me de una 1aBoriosidad enaltece-
dora.
El Lcdo de Jesus ha permanecido
dos meses en- Puerto Rico, atendiendo
a sus asuntos personales.
Ell MUNDo 10 despide con afecto,
deseandcle feliz viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15
LA CONFERENCIA DE BRUSE-
LAS Sc CONSIDERA UNA
GRAN VICTORIA POLITICA
PARA BELGICA

BRJSELAS, mario IA Los funcio-
narios del Ministerio de Relaciones Elk
teriores han exteriorizado su criterio
en- ell sentido de que la reciente confe-
rencia celebrada aqui constituy6, evi-
dentelnente, un gran triunfo para la
diplomacia belga y particularmente pa
Ia el jefe del Gobierno senior Theunys,
quien tue ell iniciador del trascenden-
tai actc. Con arreglo las manifesto
clones hechas por un alto funcionario
de di3ho Ministerio Sc ha sabido que
la propos scion para que las tropas fran
eo-belgas no procedan a evacuar las
ciudadea ocupadas del Ruhr hasta que
los ale'nanes paguen las indemnizacio-
mes, Ell forma completa gradual, par
tio de M. Theunys siendo adoptada
unanimemente por la conferencia.
Fue acordado igualmente que ell Co
bierno de Belgica no enviara, por aho-
ra y znientras no sea resuelto despues
tropas de refuerzo al vale del Ruhr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15
La investigation en- eI
asuntO1 de la subasta
del Muniiciipio

H cemit6 investigators designado
por la Asanblea Municipal dc esta
capital para investigar todo 10 reIa-
two la subasta dc tuberia para ell
Acueducto, empezara sus. trabajos en-
Ell dia de hoy, a juzgar por los infor-
mes que nos han sido administrators.
Sc compone Ell referido Conlite de
los Sres. Jose Ramirez Santibaflez, AL
fredo Gambaro Jose Martinez Da-
villa, este ultimo en- representation dc
la minoria repubhcana.
Nos dijo aver ell Lcdo. Martinez
Davila que habian sido citados los
miembros del Concejo de Administra-
cion, .Sres. Travieso Y Rivera Ferrer,
para que comparezcan ante ellos in
former todo cuanto estimaren opor-
tuno conveniente. los efectos de
poner en- claro la situacion en- tan in
trincado asunto. ,Asimismo, el Comite
Sc propone anunciar que esta dispues-
to- oir a cuantas personas quieran
informar acerca de este asunto, de ma
nera que, Sc haga asi, mas facil emf
tir un informe final inspirado en- sin
cero amplio espiritu de estricta in
parcialidad de justicia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15

tos v ,os aumentos de las cOntribucio
nes III deben hacerse en- provecho de
unos pocos sino, en- benehcio de tcdo
el pnebi, Y cuando sean necesarios y
razonabIes.
EN- MERITo DE 10 cUAL, onten-
demos que las ordenanzas, enmendadas
del municipio de Yabucoa, imponiendo
rna contribution adicional y autorizan
do la contradiction de un emprestito tan
innecasario, no deben ser aprobadas por
81 Honorable Consejo Executive Y asi
esperamos que 10 resuelva este alto Or
ganism0 del Gobierno Insular, en- bien
de la justicia y de los intereses gene
''ales de dicha comunidad.
Respetuosamente,
H. Molina st. REMY,
L. Toro CABANAS,
Abg. de The Yabucoa Sugar Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15
DOftA EMILIA RODRIGUEZ DE
DONES

Aver fu6 operada con feIiz 6xito en-
la "clinica Miramar'', la diytingui-
da seiora dona Emilia Rodriguez de
Dones, esposa de don Manuel Dones,
prominente caballero y estimado amigo
nuestro.
La seiora Rodriguez de Dones quien
sufrio un fuerte ataque de apendici-
tbs fu6 trasladada embellishments la
Clinica donde Sc procedi6 a hacerle
una dolicada operacion Ia cual fue prac
ticada por los eminentes cirujanos Sc
flores Toro, de la Vega y Biascochea.
FL estado ''post operation de la
virtuosa DANA, la hora de escribir
estas lineas es satisfactorio.
Ell MUNDo hace votos sinceros por
eI total restablecimiento de Ia enfern1a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-15

"Dij;mos que Ell aludido proyecto de
emprestito, de Yabucoa, es el resultado
de un plan politico de los actualcs edi-
les de dicho municipio, el cual no con-
sideramos para nuestra oposicions y
corrohorsmos nuestro aserto con La la
rentable festinacion con que ellos han
estado llevando a cabo su tramitacion,
con Ia pcircunstancia cspecialisi1na de
cue solo rna pazte do los mas pequeacs
ccntrituyentes de esa murncipalidad,
uuienes estan ahliados al partido que
Sriunf5 ALI en- las ultimas elecciones,
fusron los Que So manifestation en- IA
vor del emprestito en- la vista publica
que SO celebr6 el dia de febrero del
presents afio en- el citado pueblo. Sc
flores m;embros del Consejo Executive,
ia question que esta ahora ante vuestra
consideration no es ftltil nj baladi, y
merece el mas serene estudio para ser
resuelta de acuerdo con la justicia. No
SO trata. de unos cuantos centavos, sino
de mucbos miles de d6lares que m CRU
20 de irresponsables quieren emplear
cn obras y servicios que no son de in
msdiata necesidad para 81 pueblo de
Yabucoa. Los contribuyentes sensatos
oe dicho pueblo, estan en- contra del
referido emprestito por su falta de ne
cesidad y ash 10 demostraron en- la
vista pnblica previamente aludida. So
10 10 r-di6 quiere una parte de la
masa isnorante de ese municipio, des
oonccieudo los fines de dicho empires
Tito 9 Snducida manifestarss en- Hu
favor, rol los directores del partido po-
litico que gobierna los interesese del
mencieEsdo municipio, los empr6sti