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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

@. w. Biakesiee returned this
week from a visit AT the homes OF
his sons at Nampa and Middleton.
lie states the ranehers In that sec
ton are being hard put 10 II on ae-
count Of water shortage and that IL
will be a problem for them 10 get
through the winter with enough
water for their stock.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25
; FILLER YOUNG PEOPLE AWAY I
y AT COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY 4

= Now that college days have 4
= come again Filler folks are VI 4
y tally interested In their sons 4
= and daughters who have gone.
= or are going away to college or 4
, university.
y The Record each year at 4
, tempts TO compile a complete 4
list OF those soing from this 4
, section. and In tnis work is de- 4
, pendent upon its readers for 4
many names Z
= Last year hair a hundred =
local boys and girls attended =
} institutions OF higher learning. =
} aud II is expected that this =
} number will DO equaled or ex- =
ceeded this year. =
For convenience. readers are =
asked TO fill In the name OF the =
student and his school on the y
following blanks and mall or =
bring to The Record office so y
that a complete and accurate y
Hat may be complied. ?
y
. . = = . . . . . . . . . . =
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

You will regret IL II you do not
visit Craig's Quitting Business Sale
this weekday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

Halnoows Common in Hawaii.
A rainbow is a very common sight
IN Hawaii. Hardly day passes that
this circ.e % color is not seen 10 the
sky over Honolulu
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

Compelling bargains In mems and
boys' wear at craigs ouittinxf,usi
ness Sale which closes this week.
Adv.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

Twin Falls No. 5. Lula kunemak-
q
Twin Falls No 5. II. n. Nunemak-
Twin Falls No. S. J. w. Porter 81
Twin Falls No. S. Alice NJ. Wolfe /.
Twin Falls No. s. 3. II. Kayler>.-- q
Twin Falls No 6. T. J. Lloyd Il
Twin Pals No. s. w. d. Lawrence
Twin Falls No. 8. w. G. Decker
Twin Falls No. 8. Frank Ham.
Twin Falls No. s. Ray Hughes
Twin Falls No. 7. Jas r. Both
Twin Falls No. 7. Alvin Harbour 20
Twin Falls No. 7. s. +. Hunter ...- zs
Twin Falls No. 7. Jessie X. Pike 80
Twin Fails No. 7. o. w. William 80
Twin Falls No. 7. Mrs. Wilcox.
Twin Falls No. 7. Geo. II. Smith 4
Bull No I. N. ID. L. Barstow ..-.-. "a
Bull No. 2. A w. Mccallum.-..--.- 70
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

craig's closing out sale ends Sat
urday night.--Ady.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

Thomas Woody. a former resider
Of this place IL here with his brid
visiting relatives and friends. MI
Woody has been employed In IN
oil fields OF s)uthern California an
IL just recovering from a recent In
Jury.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

Your last opportunity to profit a
craig's Quitting Business Sale viii
come Saturday night OF this week
ADV.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

Filler Precinct. j. N. Markell ------
Filler Precinct. Earl Munyon -------
Filler Precinct, Juneau Shin.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25
Commissioner Proceeding

tcontinusd from Page 50
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25

Filler Precinct. W P. Hisginboth-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
DEMAND EX-SERVICE
MEN HEAR CASES OF
MILITARY PRISONERS

KANSAS CITY. kanSa.. Feb. -
Demand that former service nsrn h. ar,-
pointed 20 review the eases of ail mill
iary prisoners confined ia f"d-ial prn
tcuiiirirs. III place ~ the military board
named by 'ie War department. is ma,'.
~ statement issued here srom the
natien9l headquarters vi the. veterans
of foreign ware
The slatc,ncnis .igurd hy Isncl Elton.
former arny captain ANA national w
jutani of TIE organization. declare the
cleuen board should br made ~ NJ
men. ~nni soldiers before ihr war. hut
men wh"se Pairieti~m iaok them into the
srnt. and Who HOW are baek in ,iviiian
lifr.~
Suh men. The adintani saii would
hc ahl" a. judge fairly these prisoner,
~beeausr tlcs can pHrlr ine military
view point with the civilian
Elton declared that soldier prisoner
had been convicted under abnormal con
difi.n~ and had received abnormal
scAtcnrss M court martials
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
Definite Pronouncements
From Administration i'm
Daugherty Case Forecast

uation without great delay. however
was aaii to ha believed IN the president
to bc possible.
Il appeared lik I'M that senate action
On the WV stigation resolution NJ Sen
ator wheeler. democrat. Montana,
wculd hc impossible at today session.
\ numhcr VI senators wanted ID speak
OF the resolution and Senator wheeler
meantime continued his discussions
with republican leaders over the per
solnel Of the investigating committee.
Art pa tn 'hc N olution as prevent
cI last week because " the provision
ircorpe ratel ia il naming the special
committee ~ conduct thu inquiry. an
Senator Wheeler. drmocrst. Montana,
who introduced II. WAS prepared when
thc senat convened tuds y M modify
this feature in such way ns pcria 4
election ,f the inquiry personnel hv
th> chamber. llr usa fetcrmncl ta
MAX a fight however. a. hav- Senator
Breokh IT. Of Iowa. republican insurg-
ent. selected Ken chairman dc pitc The or
position of republican leaders. Ills
other suggest ons for the committee
IA mhcfHhir- Senators Jon-s rf wash
ington. and Mclean of Connecticut. re-
puhlicans. ard 4 hurst Of Arizona. and
himself, drmncrats. has. srouscd ne
serious opposition.
a large volume ri reports have come
~ Srnatnr wheeler since he Introduce
his resolution. and 1t will take "a
some time 70 sort and assimil1tc these
before hc will re- ready for the III
quiry TO begin. lie will present his side
of the case first and Il insist that
the attorary general appear III person
and bc given an opportunity to reply.
Senator Wheeler charged today thai.
I'll ~. Dcheny in attacks on him was
trying "to draw r. herring across the
trail of the oil Investigation Mr.
Dohcny had requested that Mr.. Wheel
cr be called before the committee IN
coanect on with senate speech men
iioning TIE oil operator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
SAVES LIFE OF
COMMANDER OF
REBEL TROOPS
Passengers on Pullman Car
Prevents Assassination of
Genera; MarcIal Cayazos
by One OF His Soldiers

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
WILL OF WOODROW
WILSON FILED FOR
PROBATE BY COURT
IRy The A-sacIalcd rressl

WASHINGTON. Feb 2l. The will NM
Woodrow Wilson. Ird Fur probate
today. leaves his estate to bis widow.
Mrs. Filth Bolliar Wn.on. with the
exception that his daughter Margaret
Wilson. shall receive an annual income
of S2aa0 a long IAN shc remains ua-
married
A request III the " n calls upon Mrs.
Wilson ta distribute among AIN. VIII
sons fauEhters such artrlcs of cloth
ing. jcwelfy. personal III meutoss and
art wnfks that mry have belonged to
their mother thc first wife pf the fur-
mer president
Under The viii Mrs. Wilson i'll to rr-
tain tha c4tat anr nT hor lita ana the
uncxpcndsd portion a, her eeaih Is to
hc istrihutrd among Mn. Wilson NJ
daughters.
The wsll was opened February II. ac-
cordinn to " notation on thn envelope
u the pr rncs WI Ms Wilson. Margaret
Wilson Eleanor WI on McAdoo, ". g..
McAdon snd E- M. White, the attorney
who filed .t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25

WASHINGTON. Feb. -, Another
week IA strenuous work on fhe revenue
hill Was in Sight when rpn Iteration uf
the measure was resumed today by the
house.
Il-rn completion VIZ thc fight over an
increase ia Tie estate fax whish anne up
first today fhr entire misrnlianrnHS
rate schedules we're next in order VITA
sharp contests Indicated. particularly IA
ihr automobile rxrirr iaN. in Apsn fnr
r"'lW Iiun of ihr-r tANr- has gained COM
siderable strength. and though defeat ed
in committee. proponents haYr expressed
confidence WI rctilp irE iAr taxes wv alin-
mobile aeees>orieS amt small trucks "a
least
Considerable interest also LaS bcrn
arou 81 ever fh" proposed - per cent
flat reduction M 1877 personal inrumr
taxes payahl. tlti~ year Democrat
have iadieatei theg wouId scet instead,
n, mHkr fhr nrW rate schedules thry sii
,r-Hrd NV in nrp"raiing iu fhr @iil rrirl-
active Year. 1Lis section ia thr last
in fhr hiii
with Y final vote wv the measure not
expected before Che end of the week.
republican organization leader hArc
ret pushed ilsir efforts IVY Nin over
some nf fhc Insurgents who voted fn rnt
thr Garner income rafr- in thr hill.
Roth democratic and rrrupi,an inSur-
gent leadcr however. insist their frrrrs
Nill stand hy rhr rate. when tlIr meas
urc is up for final vote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25

General I.arey NJ Lara arrived on thc
border this morning. The dispat,hc.
stated ihat in thu baif.e which or.urrcl
W. t;Hfyl Valdez. nn ihr Tamriru Mon
lcrrer railrold "Wednesday. 'Ar entire
federal garrienn ~ feris men. was Killed
or captured. Niih risr IN rpii,n ny fuur
who aadc their c>capr The garrison
wa. taken hr surprise and abe rebel
casualirs acre light After taking alI
military stores. The rciei column. cpm-
manded IN General n" lara. m"vrd vast
ward and captured thr town NJ trul'a..
near central Tamauiipas. trdav morn
in1. The dispatches state that thr
rebels afr nrw iaal ing trullaa their
headquarters
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
EXPECT T(JXPAN.
TO Be OCCUPIED
Within A Week
Mckee City Reports Concen-
i,asion Of Troops to be
Used rn Capturing Gulf
Coast Port

MEXICO CITY. F,h. q. fV ia6io
. laf, Worth Telegram iy thc
al nci ted Prose- SECRETARY n Nas
n ,ra io declared ia settlement SIC ter.
'ag that crushing defect has icsr
administered rebel forces ualcr Jose
Moran M IS IA Curue This defeat. ar-
enrding to Serrana. make. Nh. orcupa.
tipn os IuApam question of only Z
few days
incidentally with ihc capture WY
FrSnam the occupation of Iaiapa by
forces cf Aimnzen IN csprctci
Concerning op rat ons around III
p rntepec ithmu Serr. no STATED
thsi Junction m imminent between \
f~'ieral column adrarrinu south from
ii,tra Blanc asst troops under Rpnls,
Efavo IzqIirrao ald Juan Dominique.
which would give y total strength VI
i.1e0 troops for attack upon Puerto
NJ Siro. whore II s understood scatter.
ci rcmHants cf rebels are concentrated.
The secretary conf rm.d rcrrlt that
General Miguel t'iIaa has Y krd tenn
for cspi;flation tr lone foiiowcfs
which Pr lcnt Ohrcr IN h.ndlin,
rcTa ialiy. trt declined ~ rive further
details. Federal leader Caf-cnas has
been ordered to take commend af Colima
where telsrrephie comm uniratitn hH
been reest hlishcd.
III VIA lcrned from tha war trpari
mfnl that General Lucas GanzaIs left
Mex 60 ''fy for Vera Cruz to cunccn.
tratr 1900 cavllsy which hc comm VIVA
for INA rttrn..,. VIZ ,,.rtt~.r.N .. NJ. t..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
MARREES DANCER
AFTER COURTSHIP
OF ONLY ONE DAY

CHICAGO. FEB. 25.-WiIIiam VII
Young. Jr., advertising copy writer.
and Jesse Reed. zicRfeId Follics
dancer. were married yesterday at
Waukegan, III.
Friends said that the dancer met
Mr. Young for the first time Satur-
day afternoon and that the wooing
took place m nm aftcr-thcatrc dinner
party that night. but Young says he
met the Follies girl on Long Island
four years ago and they "hAvc been
close friends ever since"
Miss Reed was married i'm Novem-
her. 1921. "a Dan CaswrlI. Cleveland
hoy millionaire. and was divorced
one year ago yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
SHIP CAPTAIN KILLS
WIRELESS OPERATOR

HOUSTON. Texas- Feb. 25--J N.
Hopkins, radio operator aboard The
Sarcon. cargo vessel. was shot AMI in
stanfly Killed Sunday I'm p A. Cam
ron III Houston, chict officer, in an
;tgurtni. rs tho ship lay II the docks
"a Rottcrdsm. Holland. according IN
cable reports received al the Iiou. ton
cfficc Of The Daniel Ripley lines, own
e. of the Saucon. The officers havt
cahI.d Rotterdam for further aetaIls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
TAKE ANOTHER
Week TO Finish
U2 TAX MEASURE
tHy Tte Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-An in
crcaae .in the estate Nm inheritance tax
es waa voted today hy thc house in
amending the revenue bill
The change proposed by Representa-
tive Ramscver. republican, Iowa. was
bitterly opposed rs rcpublica norganiza-
tion leaders
hr vote was 100 to ITO. most VI the
democrat joining republican insurgents
in support nf Tho amendment which
raises the mailman rate from - ~ 40
per cent.
An amendment which would allow dc.
ductions for state estate taxes. un ~
~ ncr cent of the amount Of the tax
imposed by thn federal government.
also was adopted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
THREE CHARGED WITH
COMPLETELY IN ESCAPE

BATON RnTGE. I.a.. Feb 3'i- lack
Nelson ana Melvin ~Fufer. arrested in
New Orleans on charges Of being inn
pli atrh NV thr escape uf Emory Connrll
from INV Arkansa. state prniirniIarv
were in the east Baton Rouge jail ~ the
time rf thr escape in Little Rock. jail
records show
Joseph Lee. the third man taken into
ctStudy. was in thr ity jain far several
days at about the time the break oc-
Cured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
War Time Prcfiteers
In Ccal Are Found Not
Subject To Prosecution

WASHINGTON. ZEN. 25.-Jobhcrs
who sold cotl during the worid war "a
profit in excess of thu m r-in al-
lowed ~ President Wilson and where
the sala was not made prior to the
presidents rrnrlamr tior are not sub
icct to pro ccrtion. untcr q supreme
court decision today
The question was raised INV two crHcT
brought from Ohio wv the Mstihcw
Addy Company Of Cincinnati and its
virr president. BHniamin Ford. convict
NJ ~ The federal district court for
southern Ohio
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
Rains Delaying Golf
Tournament AT Houston

I!oI S'TON Frl - Owing to heavy
rains thaf filled SOME pf the municipal
park fair 4gays opening W ihr IInns!"n
"r"n golf meet SEA far to-day has hrcn
l,o~iI.nncd nuiiI Tnc~d.y morning cash
prizcs of $2Dun await ihc thirty add
pros who arc here IN the driving contest
yesterday I;ill Nrhlhnrn M ~i. Louis.
was first with = 90 yard punch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
PROMINENT GREENVILLE
BANKER DIES SUDDENLY
lBv The Assoeia.ea rressl


- SEEENNII.LE. Texas. Feb. a5.-Fun-
. c-ll services were held kcre toaay r
+. ]. Phillips. banker and hu mess man.
who dicl suddenly Sanaay morning in
Galveston hospitsl. The body reached
Grccnvilc this morning.
Mr.. Phillips was Interested II mum
her Of industries IN Texas. Oklahoma,
Louisiana and Arkansas and wa presi-
dent or the Grccavill, National Bank.
He left here Friday on . business trip
fer Galveston. lie was stricken IN a
hotel there shortly after midn rht SUI
day Snd died in hospital in few
hours.
III Il survived by his widow. daugh-
ter. Miss France. and four sons. Bar
ron. George. Joe and Frank, all oi
Grcenvillc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
OPPOSES PENSION ENACTMENT

WASHINGTON. Fsh. 25.-PrcSidcnt
Coolidge told ranking rcpubl can m m-
hers Of the house pensions committee
today Tint he WA oppose tn Fnnctmenf
az this time or any pension srSisIation
involving any considerable drain on th7
public treasury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
DIES IN HOTEL FIRE

BREC KENRIDGE. Texas. Feb. 25.-
Shanron Meronsy. Is, Of Clebufne. was
burned to death here yesterday ia a
tirzc which destroyed the Curfey hotel
and two reraurants. Loss j. estimated
IN sl5sO0a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
NEGRO WILL HOLD
POSITION In new
ORLEANS CUSTOMS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Walicr
u. Cohen. nero republican leader
cf Louisiana. viii be continued in Of
ficc ~ President Coolidge a. comp
trol:sE ~ customs AZ New Orleans
despite the recent senate rejection
of hiS nomination.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-25
OIL WELL

Supplies arfi complete riRH
stock. We can give you better sen
vice day 0r night. Trv nur merr.f
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Ant0nlD.
Evening star., 1924-06-21
GOES TO CONVENTION.
R, L. McKeever to Represent d. c.
Group in Colorado.

Robert L. McKeever of McKeever &
Goss left Washington today for Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, where he will
represent the Washington Associa-
ton of Building Owners and Man
ayers at the national convention July
"a to %.
All phases of real estate, building
management, operating and mainte-
nance problems will be discussed by
the 500 delegates that are expected
1t Colorado Springs. Frank L. Averil
or the kenesaw apartments is already
in Colorado, having left several days
ago.
Evening star., 1924-06-21
BUILDING PERMITS
! FOR WEEK INCREASE
Total of $1,036,s55, Nearly $780,
1000 Above Figures for Last Sim
/. liar Period, Is Shown.
k350.C0o RESIDENCE PLANNED
Catholic u. to Erect Laboratory at
| Cost of 500, 900.

= An increase of almost $4,000 over
last week is shown in the building
permits for the last seven days. Per-
mits this week total $1.036, S55. Among
The permits granted are those for
several large construction under
takings. one s350.0OO residence on
18th street, $4,000 stone labora-
tory at the Catholic University and
a public garage at 2017 X street
northwest. Many dwellings and
Stores are planned.
, The permits for this week are:
! S. L. Slocum, to repair 2201 r
Street; cost. $4,000.
. Mount Moriah Baptist Church, to
erect church at 1888 Sd street south
west; cost, s115,000.
H. L. Smithy, to erect six dwellings,
at 1313-1323 Buchanan street. cost
$4,000.
I; G. J. Lynn, to erect dwelling at
eS26 Evaits street; cost, $4,000.
+. Soper, to erect dwelling at 1911
Both street southeast; cost. $4,000.
L. S. Bahnsen. to erect dwelling al
eo24 Monroe street; cost. $1,000.
c.. II. Davidson, to erect brick
dwelling at 1915 10th street north
west: cost, sS50,000.
! Potomac Electric Power Company
TO repair, 18th and D streets north
east; cost. s1OsS3.
M N. A. Baggett. to erect store at
RO1 Upshur street; cost, $4,000.
B. Huchison. to erect dwelling at
1929 S0th street southeast; cost
s5,442
I Washington Sanitary Improvement
Company, to erect eight dwellings at
az to 26 Bates street; cost 100000.
/ Brouman StratokaS, to repair
320S Q street northwest; cost, $4,000
]. o. White, to erect dwelling al
24o Hillside place: cost. $2.500.
, ). J. Washington, to erect dwelling
ct 1906 Hayes street northeast; cost
!. j. Negal, to repair 31l Sd street
northeast: cost, $4,000.
TAYLOR & Hedges. to erect dwelling
at 1926 36th place; cost. $4,000
Taylor & Hedges, to erect dwelling
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church,
10 erect church at 1881 Fessenden
! Catholic University. to erect stone
laboratory on Bunker Hill road: cost,
$4,000,
= r. Schwertner, to erect dwelling
81 1911 South Dakota avenue north
east: cost. $1,000.
W. II. Schrom, to repair 912 Penn
sHivania avenue; cost. $4,000.
j. c. Stoner to erect dwelling at
1871 Alaska avenue; cost. s13,500.
SS19 Davenport street; cost. $4,000
National Construction Company, to
erect dwelling a 3431 goth street
Northeast: cost, $4,000
Lansburgh & Brother. to repair
420-43o eth street; cost. 100000
|. Kahn, to erect store at 1877 9TH
street: cost, s., 1000
. c. f. Bright ct al, to erect public
garage at 2o17 X street. Cost. $40, ,0oo.
I p Holmes to repair 1450-1466 T
street. Cost. $500.
G. l.. Reed to erect six dwellings
ft 302-3l2 Bryant street northeast.
Cost. 100000
w. L. Thornton to erect four dwell
Hgs at 81 to 325 Aspen street. Cost.
Sl6.S0n =.
r. II. johnson to erect dwelling at
$3.50 Foote street northeast. Cost,
$1,000
V. Cahill to repair 1922 H street.
Cost, $4,000
j. c. Philips to erect two dwellings
Evening star., 1924-06-21
WILL ERECT HOTEL.
A. 2. Wilson Plans Modern Build
ing at Bay Ridge,

The Bay Ridge Realty Corporation,
owner of Bay Ridge, Md, have sold
bay front to A. z. Wilson of An
napolis and Bay Ridge. Mr.. Wilson
Will begin the erection of a modern
hotel on the site in September. The
sale was made through Lanham &
Hill, Washington representatives Of
the Bay Ridge Realty Company.
The hotel is to be of Spanish archi-
lecture and contain EIty rooms, with
all up-to-date hotel improvements.
More than $150,000 has been expended
on new homes in Bay Ridge. Among
those from Washington who have
property there are DR.. Grant S. Barn
hart. John E. Shoemaker, Edward j.
Erwin, James H. Boyce, Clifford Ket-
tier, Ernest Kettler, III. Pierce Bald
win, George Engel. Cary B. Stokes,
George w. Daw and ID. e. McEllin.
Evening star., 1924-06-21

al sSo-s62 SO Van Buren street. Cost,
J. {. Philips to erect two dwellings
at s61-S6S Van Buren, street. Cost,
$4,000. '''
w. L. Davis to repair 927 Farrarut
square. Cost. $1,000
Il. {; Bosttc to erect dwelling at
S22 4Sth street northeast. Cost 80 Soo
M. and B. r. Warren to erect six
dwellings, at 3115 to 1928 18th street
northeast. Cost, $4,000.
NJ. and b. r. Warren to erect dwell
ing at S11S Chesapeake street Cost.
s3,500.
y. Is. IantzinGer to repair 945 l
Jenkins q Clarke to erect two
dwellings at 6609-661l End street
Cost, $4,000. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-12
DESCRIPTION de Ia propiedad snbargada.

Rca. s cuerdas, sin edificaciones, ba
rrio orocovis.
Rca. "a cuerdas, sin edificaciones,
barrio 'orocovis
Rca. 10 cuerdas casa, barrio Cato,
Rca. 55 cuerdas, sin edificaciones,
barrio "Bauta Abajo'.
Rca. LOT cuerdas Y casa, barrio Da.
milan Abajo, ta s3
Rca. 81 cuerdas v casa de MADEIRA
Y zinc. barrio "orocovis".
Rca. S cuerdas, sin ,edificaciones,
barrio "Bauta Ahajo' -
Rca. 81 cuerdas y casa, barrio Bau
ia Abajo''
Rca. $3.50 cuerdas con 2 casas, ba-
rrio Damian Arriba.
D D surio &c 1924
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Cantida6
aproxima-s
Description de la propiedad embargada. ia de que
.rat responde.
Contribuyente
o patrono.

Santiago Rotger Rca crerdas edHcaciones
(hoy Sucn) barrio Rio Blanco
Santiago Roger Rios cuerdas edificacio-
(hoy Sucn.) nes, barrio Rio Blanco s.
sucn. de Luis gandoz Rca. cuerdas casa barrio
Daguao
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Miguel Mendoza Rca, $3.50 cuerdas casa, barrio
(hoy S. @. Friedman) Pena Pobre
Naguabo, p R.. julio s. 1924
(Fdo) Francisco Ma. RAMIREZ
Collector.
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Rca. 1880 cuerdas, sin edificacio-
nes, barrio Mariana,
Rca. II cuerdas v casa, barrio Ma
riana,
hca. so cuerdas, con una casa, y In
ranch6n; barrio Santiago y Lima.
Urbana. casa de MADEIRA y zinc en-
solar municipal, calle de Cells.
Urbana, casa de MADEIRA v zinc, en-
solar municipal, oaIle Ruiz Rivera;
Rca. 121.63 cnerdas, sin edificacio.
nes, bafrio Rio Blanco.
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rontribuyente
o patrono.

Eduardo Flores Co.
lon, (lloy Jose Rojas
Cortes,l
Eduardo Flores Co
lon, (hoy Jose Rojas
, Cort6s),
Florencio Maldonado,
Antonio Mayoral
| (hoy Sucn.)
Carlos Passaiaqua,
Jose Rojas Cortes.
Manuel Romero,
Juan Rosa Rosario
Morales,
| Estela 'vivas Bou
(hoy Aniceto Berriosl