davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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around her, too But I'd rather than not see
thing lovely and fearful in this world. Almost
rather get burnt entirely. Might as well die as
not get breath of beauty while we're living. OF
there may be wicked beauty, like they write
about vamp beauty that destroys. But to me this
picture just means the beauty of every kind, from
ocean water to child's eyes, that the whole world
can't help just jostling around, like bees around
a honey-pot
"Only here they've made them moths, and
beauty flame. Beauty is just reason enough in
itself for being, if it doesn't do a thing. The
maple tree, all gold in my back yard, doesn't have
to do a thing as far as I'm concerned But
wager you the little dancer in this picture works
hard for her living and never did moth bit Of
harm in her life. Unless you'd call just plain
smitten heart HARM"
The little spinster was right. The little
dancer was a real one And she went home
straight every night as homing swallow. And
took care of a mother and prodigal brother to
boot And she did not, know exactly what to do
with the moths that fluttered round
NELL BRLNKLEY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21
TOURISTS PAY HIGH
FOR TRAVEL LICENSE

LONDON The expenses and exas-
peratiors Of postwar travel with pass
ports are gradually being reduced for
evcr} BODY except Americans.
beginning De. l Pritish subjects, for
only seven shillings SIX pence, can OBJ
tain passports valid fer five years from
the date Of issue. No visas at all will
be required for visiting most Of the En-
glifk 60 in large numbers. The Briton
siriri5 puts his $1.75 passport in his
pocket and crosses the channel. For an
extra five shillings ne can have his
passport extended to ten years.
His lot is a lucky one compared to
that of the American travelling abroad.
First of all the American must pay his
own government so to get. passport
which eXp res in II months ard cannot
be extended for a period longer thar
two years from the date of issue. Then
for each country he visits, except swift
zerland and Belgium, he must pay an
other $40 for q visa.
The American j. merely an innocent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21
PHARRPROVES
IMPORTANT AS
SHIPPlNCPOINT
Large Acreage Planted
in Truck Makes Out
bound Business Big;
Oil Receipts Heavy

Pharr, at tie junction Of the Hidalgo
county paved highway from Edinburg
and the north with tire Valley-long con-
crete r~oad7from Brownsville to Mission,
ranks fit. in the Valley in incoming
AMI outgoing freight shipments and is
near the top on incoming freight, ac-
cording to f. G. White, agent Of the
Gulf Coast Lines at that place.
Large acreage planted in truck are
responsible for the heavy out going
shipments and incoming receipts are
heavy because of the fact that distribut-
ing centers for three oil>companies are
located there, Mr.. White said. More than
$50 cars of gasoline, kerosene, lubricat-
ing and crude oil have been received
during the past year. Pumping plants
Of the irrigation district in that sec
tion are large users Of crude oil and all
of it is received through the Pharr sta
ton.
The Gulf Refining Company. the
Humble Oil company and the o. < G..
Oil company. a local concern. all main
tain distributing stations here.
Bigger Shipments Expected
While shipments last year broke all
Former records they are expected to be
even larger this year en- account of the
increased. acreage being devoted to
truck growing about the town, accord
ing to the agent. Estimates compiled
BY him for the railroad indicate that
there will be more than 100 acres
planted in beets and carrots, about 5000
acres in cabbage, $50 acres in niscel-
laneous vegetables and approximately
$50 acres in canteloupes. One hundred
and ten ears Of canteloupes were ship
ped from this point in 1923 and about
he same number are expected this
year.
Work of graveling 20 blocks of
streets in the town are underway at
the present time and when completed
vii! represent an investment Of 800
000. according to Mayor Van Williams.
In addition to the mayor the town is
governed by two commissioners. They
are NJ. II. Lowris and j. T.. Hensley.
The grayeled streets will he topped
after the gravel has had sufficient time
to become packed, probably next year
The water works reservoir, owned by
the town. is being enlarged and a puri'
f~ication plant is being installed. These
projects will cost about 500, 900 when
completed. and will give The people Of
er. The plant will have sufficient cap
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21

bystander suffering from a little game
Of retaliation against his government
When the United States began charging
$40 for VISA to visit America foreign
nations, Instead Of tuning the other
cheek, gave the Yankee wallet a wallop
by charging Americans $40 each to
cross their frequent. frontiers. AS not
infioeuentiy happens. Eur pc, comes oft
ahead IN this Title game. Only a few
thousand Flu opcans yisiC America cach
year, while tens Of thousands Of Amcri.
cans tour Europe, and most o. them pay
from $50 to $50 each f6r yisas,
The Liberal Brit sh press and the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21

tropical plants and shrubs are grown
for the florists Of Chicago. This firm
has been in operation in Pharr for
more than i year and during thal time
many ca.. Dads If rams, rubber plants
and doz rs Of other -varitiss of plants
have been ,hippcd 10 the caste1n mar
let. The picpr etor has found that
hese PANS can. De grown here AMI
skifrc, 10 CHI Al; 0 and o.her east n
o..4es mash cheaper than they can he
carl cl Though h, severe Winters d
rhu nolthctn and eastern stacts iii
ercln houses.
TO Get Canning Plant
a ns.- $4,000 grammar schotl has
just been compir.cd ana furnished.
th.s building j. thoroughly modern,
ana is eqirrtd with the lat & des-gn
81 school iIrnituie. H5ora;cry appli~n-
c,s and GAtGIts>
~ ca.aing hl~nt with a capacity OF
80 0 0 cans or one car load per day,
is to lie built in TING t. handle The late
asp o. AZ, .,ctables being planted nov.
III plan will lie under the manage
mtnt If W. NJ. Traver Of Hartford,
Mich. who Is an expert in hat line
Citizens Of The town nave subscribed fol-
$4,000 worth Of stock in the enterprise
The company plans 10 increase the cap
acity Of the plant as soon as tn market
justifies such a mGve.
f. L.. Brilliant has recently sold two
acres of Phoenix palms to northern
green house firms for $4,000 and is de.
livering them at the present time. Tha
palms were planted % months before
the sale was made. 1t is estimated that
there were $1,000 palms to the acre.
The Phoenix palm is planted in tubs
and used for interior decoration in ho-
tells, cafes, clubs, etc.
The citrus industry is growing in the
Pharr territory, a large MURDER Of
young orchards having been SIT out in
the past year. There are Il few bear
ing orchards in that section now and
in a few years the shipment Of citrus
fruit will be one of the important in
dustries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21

wide. 1t is being graveled now and
when the hard surface is applied will
make one Ct the prettiest thorough
fares in the Valley.
The business section has substantial
brick buildings and there are a number
Of pretty and comfortable homes Set
in weli-kept lawns in the. resid. nee >ec,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21

tien. Pharr has a population of about
1909, according 10 Mayor Williams and
there is not a vacant house in the town,
Rent property here is in great demand,
rs it is throughout the Valley.
One Of the lcad.ng industries Of
Phatr i the WITHHOLD Greenhouse,
whore thousands Of tropical and sub
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21

acity to care for the growth of the
town for many years.
Has Wide Streets
The town was laid out properly when
it was founded and has wide streets in
the business section and straight
streets at right angles Of sufficient
width in The residence section. The
main street Of the town is 100 feet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21
rRiMITINE METunD

TACOMA, Wash Fhe primitive rIe-
tho used by the legions of Ja!ius
Caesar IN binding bridges during his
Cattle campaigrs arc being employed BY
X group OF Unitai States soldiers TO
ons. uct a .50-foAt span over the mp
Per E!wfa river liz the wild Olympic
mountairs If Wash ngton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-21

people it represents. seems devoutly to
long for the good old days OF no PASS
ports at all, considering them, now
that the war is over, "a sinister rcllcc5
ton on Il peaceful land"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-29
EsTRELLAs PoRToRRIoUENAs
(Por Christy MATHEWSoN)
JOSE SANTANA

GDe quien hablaremos esta sema-
na?-fue la pregunta que nos hicimos
al sentarnos para escribir la segunda
biografia beisbolera para nuestra sec
cion ''Estrellas Portorriquefias''. Nos
parecio haber dido muchas veces en-
son de mandate decir:-''Vega, Bel
tia, Santana, Millito..'' Nos decidimos
decir. algo acerca del tercero, por ra-
zon especial; puede que dentro de po-
CO, nuestro NAL llamado campeonato
sufra un descalabro por Ell cambio a.
ha hecho Iltimamente este conocido
jugador, y muchos Sc diran Iquien es
Fepc Santana?
AL encontrarnos con el gran player,
y pedirle dos tres datos que no re-
cordabamos, muy bien pareciamos los
"c6micos Mutt and Joff'', pues San
tana es uno de los jugadores nativos
mas a'tos que tenemos.
Naci6 Pepe Santana en- la ciudad
de San Juan Ell 81 de octubre del
1902. Tira y coge 10 derecho; pc
sa 1s5 hbras y tiene una peQueiia altu
ra de 6 IL IL pies, por ESQ castiga
tan sacramento la pelota.
Santana tambiGn ha sido bendecido
por la naturaleza con un brazo fuerte
y por tanto posee uno de los dispa-
ros mas rapidos entire los jugadores
que hay hoy en- esta isla. Como la
mayoria de los jugadores de la ciudad
de las murallas, Santana ha logrado
''hacerse'' un jugador bueno, dando
fama su pals ell general por ser
uno de esos "cariduros' con la pelo
ia; Pepe Santana es de esos jugadores
que lleva consigo ell verdadero amor
por Ell deporte Rey; amante del pc
igro ha escogido dos de las posicio-
neS mas calientes como sus favoritas
catcher y tercera base. Desde que lie
go ser un jugador professional STEM
pre- ha sido una de las columnas mas
fuertes del team Ell que presta sus
servicios. De Pepe Santana podemos
decir con orgullo, que, exception
del simpatico lanzador Sosa, es el Ell
unico "all around player" (jugador
completo); este 10 saben todos los
fans de Puerto Rico.
En- amos anteriores, habian iugado,
res como nuestro amigo Caratini que
reconociamos como los "mas compile
tos'', pero al sparecer un Santana
I'm Sosa, no pudimos menos que dar-
le "Al Cesar 10 que es del Cesar
porque estos dos jovenes juegan un MI
nero mayor de posiciones que Ell ca
pitan Caratini otros jugadores beis
boleros. Santana defiende de un mo-
do soberbio ell hogar; sin que poda,
mos encontrar otro receptor hoy dia
que le iguale o supere de los que Sc
hallan en- nuestras ligas; recibe curvas
(Continua en- la pag. 10)
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CoBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DE HACIENDA
SUBASTA PUBLICA
BlENES INMUEBLES

En- las Coectuias de Renta Interna mencionan mas
adente ell da 20 de de 1924 dos 2OO de la arde
retardar n vendos mejor
ufcientes
cnbucne propedad
ondo ndemnizacones obreros,
adeudados a "El Pueblo Rico.
admitran
correspondence
oer perda hicere ivo
dto los DEZ DIAS VERTIGO
Los detaes nteresen Puden los respectos
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22s9
1922 272A
-. 272o
S.72 272s
6O.7s oooa
49, 2295
o,r 1926
| 1890 24oS
| 1866
! 11.45
| % 2671
| 3.27
| r,a 27s6
80 ii 1858
7.9S 1905
| 1905
7.37
| 1920
| 1881 1926
| 56.94 1882
| 47.34 1881
1858 1919
1888
52.65
3OOs
1897
3o15
S.ss
3O3s
3.58
61.59 3o34
15.41
Go.s7i 5000
4.sal so75
1927
O''' s1s7
3.5s
3143
O'0- 1854
1860
%o'H 1886
$3.50
80 1854
- 2521
39.77
27so
1889
25.s9
2.77 ~'O0
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1859
315s
1917
5s.5o 1892
WV 1895
s.76 s196
1915
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3244
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1854
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1887
11.S1
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| 21.42 ou.o
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| 3415
! 5.99 1870
1sl.o2 1926
$3.50
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DEPORTIVAS
Continuation de la pagina 81

deciendo a los deDeres 6e su cargo.
cast!g6 Mateo tambien, con 10 cual
comprendimos que teniamos dirigiendo
Ell juego dos hombres bien entendidos
y de quien no Sc podia dudar nj I'm
segundo de sus decisiones.
La suerte estaba echada ell Ri
bosch tuvo que cargar con Ell collar
No pudo durante todo ell curse del jue-
go, encontrar nj una sola decision que
le indicara que estaban siendo vfcti-
mas de los umpires, 6stos, repetimos,
llenaron su cometido a conciencia y
hasta ellos dos vaya nuestra sincera
fehcitaci6n.
FL Ribosch, como Sc vera abajo,
jug6 buena pelota Y pale6; pero no
cuando 10 neceBitaba.
Baterias, por Ribosch: Chilino
Guerrero; por Ponce: Hoyos Mon,
cho. Hits Moncho, nueve; base por
bolas /; struckout, dos; Hits a Chilli
no cuatro; base por bolas, seis; struck
out, cuatro.
SCORE Total
Ribosch 90 OOOO 600 o
Ponce OIL O02 ok s
Fue buena la labor de Moncho, 10
mismo que la de Chilino. Ambos pit
chers sorprendieron al publco, pues 81
bien es cierto que Sc dudaba de que
Chilino pudiese servir los nueve inn
ings, tampoco Sc esperaba de Moncho.
Sin embargo, el campo del Ponce le
jug6 Moncho maravillosamente
King fue Ell hombre de la tarde y 6l,
mas que nadie, Sc debe Ell que Mon
cho pudiera propinar ese collar. A Chi
line ell campo no lie jug6 bien. Ell Pom
ce no pale6 para hacer c:nco carreras
pero, vamos, cuando un campo no esta
en- condolences, ell enemigo no nece-
sta hacer nucho uso de los hits Am.
bos lanzadores estuvieron excelentes
ambos merecen ser felicitados Nos
otros que siempre admiramos 10 bue.
no de los nuestros 10 bueno de los
enemigos, nos gusta, al escribir, dar a
cada cual su merecido.
Por fin, pues, el Ponce consigue de-
volver al Ribosch ell collar aquel que
nos regalara Sijo en- epoca no lejana.
Sabiamos que Ell tempo de la devolu-
cion uegaria y va estamos saldos.
Ahora preparemos nuestros mu-
chachos para los juegos con Humacao.
BIG BALL.
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Du11WfsssN NDnA0
Cantidad
apfoxtua-
da de que
rasponde
Embargo
Nhmero.

STA 1882
: 1941
1857 o
i 1876 2O16
; 1888
1888 2c1e
)
1929 24s9
! 2017
7.55 1907
i 2124
6.2s
i 1885
1912 2151
s.e2 2736
: 2249
24.s5
!. 1876
1891 1884
: 2971
$500
24.92
:. 1886
( 1888
79.74
1889
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24,s2
17.11 1900
), SIS 1916
! 44.'' ''4+
a 1864
$50
+ 1867
:. 1888
a 2oo1
s.2s aOo2
!. zoos
a. 1854!
26 o.
21s4
34.41l
l1.sl 2l54
5s.s4 21eo
1898 21ss
7.ss 1854
s.es 22ss
:. 22so
$685.
+ 2sos
! col
III 231s
3.42
a 2s7o
$500 1894
;, 1899
3.so
| sig
u 251s
1882
' 1857
4.5s
5 25s9
31.o2
0 3o27
115.44 2541
1880
9.51I
15.45l -
4.O1l
$3.50 7i9 7i9
1890 no
1851 7lS
65.oo 7W
u 721
: 15.41 100
1900 1so
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Contribuyente
o patrono.

Pedro Acevedo,
Monserrate Alvarez.
Nemesio Amador
Jose r. Aponte
Jose r. A,ponte Rive
ra,
Sucn. Ambrosio ARE
gotta,
Miguel Borras Igui.
ma (hoy Demetrio de
JesIlS),
Manuel Cabrera 20.
"a. .,Szlst
Altagracia Cameron
Me endez,
CeRerino Colon
Eulogia Colon Alva.
rez,
Francisco Coll y Tos
to,
Juan Antonio Cola
20 Rodriguez,
Manuel Cordero Co.
rrea,
Nemesia Crespi SoIer
Sumo. Segunda Fa-
rias,
Ascencion Figueroa,
(hoy Francisco Olive
ras),
Ascencion Figucroa,
(hoy Francisco Olive
ras),
Ruperto Fuentes
Fuentes (Hoy Buena
ventura Fuster).
Leonardo Gallardo
Rueda
Alexandra Gonzalez,
JESUS Gonzalez Perez,
Jose Gonzalez,
Jose Gonzalez,
Juan Bautista Coma
lez Rodriguez,
Bibiano Hernandez,
(Hoy Juan Bta. Con-
zalez,
Antonio j. Herrera,
Antonio Jeannot.
Isaias de Jestis Marti-
nez,
Isaias de JESUS Marti.
nez,
Patricia Martinez Co.
rrea,
Angelina Morales Me
'endez,
Juan Morales,
.~ss.-.@sS RR
FRANCISCO Oliveras Pa
rodi,
lFrancisco Oliveras Pa
rodi,
Juan Olmo,
Succession Paula Pic6n.
Manuela Rodriguez y
otroS,
Milagros Rodriguez
Correa,
Milagros Rodriguez
Correa,
Victor Roman,
Victor Roman,
Fedro Alfonso Rosso
v Francisco OIiveras
Parodi.
Jose Monserrate San
tiago,
Juan Santos serrano,
Anselmo Serrano Ri
vera,
Jose Maria Serrano,
Sucn. de Francisco
Coll,
Sucn. Blasina Teno-
ria, (hoy Leopoldo
Roman,
Sumo. Narciso Urdaz,
sumo. Narciso Urdaz,
Correa,
Pedro Jose Urdaz Goi
tia,
Enrique Valdejulli
Rodriguez,
Gonzalo Herran To.
rres, (hoy Jose Apor
to Riera,)
Arecibt
(Fdo. ]
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PRIMERA sUBAsTA

Rca. % cuerdas de terreno, y casa.
dos bonios, barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. $3.50 cuerdaS de terreno, una
casa, TN ranch6n y dos bohios, ba.
rrio Caguana,
Rca. SO cuerdas de terreno, sin edt-
ficaciones, barrie Don Alfonso,
Rca. 440.67 cuerdas de terreno. una
casa y seis bohios, barrio Don Al
fonSo,
Rca. 20 cuerdas de terreno, I'M ran
chon un bohio, barrio Caniaco,
Rca. Is cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Vivi Abajo,
Rca. 9o.S6 cuerdas de terreno, dos
casas y dos ranchones, barrio Gao.
Arriba.
Rca. 8 cuerdas de terreno y dos ca
sas, barrio Vivi Arriba,
Rca. 66 cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. rs cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
ficaciones, barrio Angeles,
Rca. 90 cuerdas de terreno y cuatro
casas, barrio Angeles,
Rca. z cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Sabana Grande,
Rca. 1oH2 cuerdas dc terreno, sin
edificSciones, barrio Las Palmas.
Rca. 25 cuerdas de terreno y tres
casitas. barrio Caonillas Abajo,
Rca. 8 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
6caciones, barrio CaguaIa,
Rca. IL cuerdas de terreno y casa.
barrio Salto Arriba,
Rca. 43 cuerdas de tererr1o. 3 ca
sas y maquinaria, barrio Vivi Arr1-
ba,
Rca. 40 cuerdas de terreno y casa,
| barrio Angeles,
Rca. IL cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Paso Palmas,
Rca. cuerdas de terTeno, sin edt-
6caciones. barrio Caoni;las Abajo,
Rca. AZ cuerdas de terreno = 8 ca.
sas, Darrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. 20 cuerdas de terreno = casa,
barrio vivi ArTiba,
Rca. 140 g. 4 cuerdas de terreno, dos
casas Y tres bohios, barrio Las Pal.
! mas.
Rca. 40 cuerdas de terreno Y casa,
barrio Giiaonico,
Rca. 9 cuerdss de terreno, sin edi-
fcaciones, barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
hcaciones. barrio Giiaonico,
Rca. 18 cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Arenas,
Rca. Sc cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. 7 cnerdas de terreno y un bo-
hio. barrio CaonillaS Abajo,
Rca. 90 cuerdas do terreno casa,
barrio Angeles,
Rca. 4 cuerdas de terreno y un bo-
hio, barrio Rio Abajo,
Rca. 1926 cuerdas de terreno con
casas, barrio Don Alfonso,
!. P. B., JUNO 16, 1924.
Santiago B. PEREZ.
Collector.
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Ines D1eudone de To.
rres,
Jose A Fernandez,
Jose A Fernandez,
Eugenio Forester
Harris,
Eugenio Forester
Harris,
Luisa Forester,
jose Melton Garcia,
jose Melton Garcia,
Jose Melton Garcia,
Ramon Irizarry Ro-
driguez,
Ramon Nadal F.,
Sllcn. de Ramon Ma
dal Feliciano,
Carla Perez,
Alejandr0 Ramirez
Montalvo,
Antonio Rivera
| Antonio Rivera
Irizarry,
SSicn. DioniSio Rivera
Sucn. Farsto Rivera, j.,
g.ucn. de Luis Roch,
Lacourt,
,Sucn. de Luis Roch,
Enrique Roch ver6-
MICA,
Tomas Roch Ver6-
MICA,
Maximino Rodriguez,
Primitive Rodriguez,
Francisco Romeu
| (hoy Sucn. de Jose
Vila.)
Francisco Romeu.
| (hoy Ana, Miguel
Fernando, Damaso vi
IL y G. Guerrero.
Nicolasa Ruiz,
Julio y David Sabo-
na,
jose Roman Santiago
(Hoy Luisa Forester,
,Sucn. de Lorenza Sc
garra,
Jose r. Sepdlveds,
Catalina Aguil6 Vida.
de Penela,
Jose Dolores Caraba-
llo y Nnnez,
Jose A. Fernandez,
Rrfino Forester,
Maria Agapita Marti
nez,
Josefa Emilia Pecu.
MIA,
isucn. Nicanor Pecu-
MIA.
Pedro Ramos L.agoa,
I
ANTONIO RIVERA Vele2
Sucn.
Hortencio Rivera,
Juan Gualberto y
Francisco,
Juan del G. Sosa,
Ceferino Tornado
Vazquez,
Ana Elvira Torrue.
las Rodriguez,
Ana Elvira Torrue-
las Rodriguez,
jose Hermogenes
Trabal,
/ Sucn. de Pedro Maria
Vargas,
Mateo L. Vera Ithier a,
Rosa Hostos,
Teresa Lamboy
Ithier,
TE1
| Santiago Garcia Ri
vera,
Sucn. Fausto Rivera,
Santiago Rivera,
Jose Santiago.
Rodulfo Santiago,
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Description de la prOpiedad smbarsada

Rca. 20 cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Angeles,
Rca. so cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
ficaciones, barrio Rio Abajo,
Rca. As cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
fcaclones, Barrio Rio Abajo,
Rca. l5 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
fcaciones, barrio Rio Abajo,
Rca. 6 cuerdas de terreno sin edi-
fcaciones, barrio Caguana,
Rca. is cuerdas de terreno, sin edi. |
6caciones, barrio Angeles,
Rca. 10 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-'
icacicnes, barrio Consejo, I
Rca. IL cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
ficaciones, barrio Gtiaonico,
Rca. 10 cuerdas de terreno, sin edl- !
ficaciones, barrio Salto Abajo,
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Rio Grande, P. R., mayo 81, 1924.
(Fdo.) A. DIAZ NIEVES.
Colectop.
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COLECTURIA DE GALES
PRIMERA SUBASTA

Rca. 206 cuerdas de terreno con
casas, barrio Hato Viejo
Rca. IL cuerdas de terreno, sin edt-
ficaciones, barrio Pozas,
Rca. 100 cuerdas de terreno y casa.
barrio Toro Negro,
Rca. 90 cuerdas de terreno, SIN edt-
fcaciones, barrio Cialitos Cruces,
Rca. cuerdas de terreno sin edt-
ficaciones, barrio Hato Viejo,
Kca. 1852 cuerdas de terreno, sin
edifcaciones, barrio Pozas,
Rca. 25.02 cuerdas con / casa, ba-
rrio Cordillera,
Rca. $50 cuerdas, sin edificaciones,
barrio Pozas,
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Cantidad
aproxima-
Description de la propiedad embargada da de que
responde
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contrihuyents
o patrono.
coLECTUR1A DE UTUADo.
SEGUNDA SUBASTA

Ruperto F. Fuentes,
Fernando Y Jorge
Hess,
Fernando y Jorge
Hess,
Fernando y Jorge
Hess,
Francisco Maldonado
Albarran,
Manuela Martinez,
FundadOr Narvaes,
Sucn. Felipe Ortiz
Arocho,
Manuel Ruiz Maldo-
nado
Simeon Andujar Me-
dina,
Agustin Arce Rome.
TO,
Antonio Hujosa Jau-
me,
Antonio Hujosa Jau-
me,
Sucn. Balbino Colon,
Pedro Nolasco Colon,
sucn. cortes Mencha
ca,
Jose Cuadro Tornado,
Brgno Conception
! Cha brier Rrugmau,
iran Coma ez Perez,
Sucn. Rosalia Coma
leg,
sime6n Gonzalez Mu.
noz,
Antonio M. Guzman
Mates,
Inocencio Irizarry
Ramos.
Clemencia Maldona-
| do,
Trinidad Jlana.
Juan y Santiago Nal
donado.
Victoriano Martinez
Alvarez,
Zoilo Matias,
SIcn. Mar$lel Medina
Torres,
Manuel Negron
Colon,
| Amalia ocasio Rodri.
gres,
Juan Tomas oquendo
Nieves,
Manuel Belen Perez
Rivera,
Vicente Perez Gomez,
Antonio Rios,
Juans Rivera de Are
| lIano,
Maria Claudia Rive
ra,
! Francisco Rodriguez,
Francisco Santiago
Montafvo,
| jose Manuel Torres y
etxo,
Modesto Torres Lugo,
Jose Maria Serrano
(hoy Ildefonsa
'viruet.)
Utuad
CFdo,
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coLECTURIA DE RIO GIANDE
PRIMERA SURASTA

Nameyes 1884
Gerardo Rca. casa,
meyes 90
sameyes 2o 1886
Ssro barr Mameye 2o
Mendez Rcao cundas sin edifcaciones
TradO bario Mameyes 2o = 1919
, Gerardo Rca. II cuerdas edifcacioneS
Trado 6706
! TomaS Rca edi
fcacone, barro Guzmau Arriba, 343
D cuedas edifcaciones,
) Carmen Tirado Rca. Ma
todiguez meyes 20.
Rio r..
(Fdo1 A.