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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28
ALFONSO Y TIzoL

r. !.
Todo indica pnes, que cuando el
Iproyecto de los cincuehta millones
sea puesto sobre el tapete legislati
vo, los Representatives. Tizol y Alon'
so seran los primeros en- saltar a la
arena.
Alfonso por su parte sostiene que
Iese prestamo de cincuenta millones
seria nuestra salvaci6n economical
y que los que tienen miedo de acep-
tarlo, es solo porque no quieren es-
trechar sus relaciones con Ell pue
bio americana Y siguen alimentandt
ideas de independence absolute.
lie dard carpetazo la camara ba
ia a un proyecto aprobado por una.
nimidad en- ell Senado?
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Use dediCdrd P. R.
r(Continuaci6n de la Ira. pag.)

Grhnja esolicitada bajo las bases del
mismo. Ell municipio de Ponce pom
dra los terrenos. FL Gobierno Insu-
lar aportara la construction de Ia
Granja.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28
LA APELACIoN NO Es TAN
POSSIBLE COMO PARECE

Cierto diario di6 recientemente
la noticia de que un abogado de
San Juan, con noventa posibili-
dades en- contra, estaba decidido
llevar en- apelaci6n hasta el
Tribunal Supreme de los Estados
unidos La sentencia del Tribunal
Supreme de Puerto Rico que IA
vorece a Iglesias:
Hemos hablado ese respecto
con prestigiosos abogados de es-
ia capital, y nos dicen que ESQ re-
sulta practicaniente impossible,
pues la transcription del volumi-
noso record en- ingles y la radica-
ci6n de la apelacion, llenando to-
dos los requisites legales, costa
ria por 10 ,nenos $4,000. Y no es
tan facil que un abogado Sc deci-
da exppner $1,000 con "noven-
la posibilidades en- contra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28
VIII

Sucedio que Ortiz Penedo nom
bre de la mercantil Gomez Garcia
v Compaiila present6 una demanda
de cobro de pesos contra varios CO.
merciantes del pueblo. Utilizo para
clio un modeio de demanda que
va habfa utilizado anteriormente en-
distintas ocasiones parecidas. Las
demandas fueron a parar a los tres
bufetes de Ia poblaci6n y los tres
abogados, Ponte, Blanes Y Lopez de
Arte excepcionaron las demandas (:
Carecfan de hechos SuficienteS pa
ra determinar una causa de acci6n.
La Corte sefial6 fecha para La dis
cusi6n de las exeepciones previas y
comparecieron ante ella los aboga-
dos que representation a las distin-
tas parties en- los procedimientos.
El salon de la Corte, como STEM
pre-, Sc lleno de gente. Sc saba de
antemano que iban comparecer los
abogados para discutir cuestiones
civiles y de ESQ Sc habfa hablado mu
cho en- las distintas tertulias de la
poblaci6n.
Ponte fu6 el primero en- ronper
el fuego. ''
Pidi6 la Corte perniso para re-
tirar la exception preyia solicit6
un plazo de cinco dfas para la pre-
sentaci6n de la contestacion. La Cor
te accedi6.
Blanes hizo 10 mismo. Para dife-
renciar su peticion pidi6 dos dfas
solamente.
Lopez dc Arte argument6 su ex-
cepci0n previa. Y tenfa en- yerdad
solido fundamento para argumen-
tarla. En- su apoyo present0 yarias
sentencias del Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico Y algunas sentencias
federales. Despu6s resumi6 sus ideas
Y aclar0 mas ante la Corte el mott
vo de la exception.
Ortiz Penedo pidi0 un momento
de reccso para estudiar Ia jurispru-
dencia presentada por la parte con-
traria.
Terminado el receso Ortiz Pene.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28

Consiga para su nifo el Bacaiaoi
del DR.. Richards, el modo nuevo Y
agradable de tornar el mas puro
aceite de higado de bacalao. Cual-
quier nifio ton1a estas tabletas con
el mayor gusto, sin remilgos nj
nlala cara. Sc toman con tanta
facilidadl Son tan agradables al
paiadar! ~ que resultados mas
rapidos! La mayor parte de los
ninos aumentan de tres cinco libras
o aun mas en- illas cuantas semanas.
Las mejillas Sc sonrosean, el apetito
Sc vuelve agudo, y en- vez de un
niho debil y enfer1nizo, tendra usted
un rnuchachote sano y robusto en-
POGO tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28
Pepe Ell Abogado..
Continuation de Ia pag. 81

lizaban, hablaban de su juyentud
como 81 fuese IN crimen y de su
inexperiencia. Pero. el bufete ira
bajaba. Tenfa asuntos pequefios Y
va empezaban caer alglnos asun-
tos de importancia. Su clientela sc
componia de la gente hunilde de los
campos, en- su mayor parte. T.. no
CANADA gran eosa, pero VIVA. Ya
Sc habia hecho notario Y podla pres
tar a sus clientes ese nuevo servi-
clio, veces tan lucrative. r
La notarfa iba a ser atendida di-
rectamente por don Jose. Conocfa
el el oficio desde nifio. Saba ha-
Ger escrituras de todas classes Y en-
testamenterfas era verdaderamen-
te notable. FL muchacho Sc sinti6
contento de poder poner ese traba-
jo en- manos de un hombre cuida-
doso. En- su padre ten1a el toda su
cOnflanZa.
Pasaban los dfas y pasaban las
semanas Y los meses y Lopez de Ar
te seguia 'chiripeando". Habfa lido
a la Corte muchas veces, pero aGn
no habfa tenido OCCASION de lucir sus
habilidades en- el campo civil. \ ha-
bfa llegado a sus ofdos el rumor de
que los. otros abogados decfan que
6l era bueno en- asuntos crinlfnaies
Naturalmente que aquello tenfa ma
la intenci0n. Tendria 81 que. probal
sn suficiencia en- la rama civil j
la OCCASION Sc present0 muy pronto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28

tuaci6n general del trabajo", dijo
el Sr. Tous Soto al aprobarse por
unanimidad el proyecto.
Y no es para menos. Ademas de
las pdngties ganancias que deriva-
rfan los tres cosechos anuales de es-
te producto que pueden hacerse sin
usar fertilizantes, queda en- pers-
pectiva ell establecimiento de gran
des industrias que usen como ma
terra prima el algod6n obtenido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28
PRoLONGACION DE
LA COLONIA

Dijo el representante, sehor IT.
zol, que un pr6stamo de cincuenta
millones de dolares al Tesoro ma
cional solo vendrfa a eternizarnes
como colonia hacer mas doloro-
sas y opresivas las cadenas que nos
atan.
Agreg0 que .nuestro gobierno aca-
barfa de perder la poca Independent
cia que le resta, tanto en- ell orden
polltico como EN- el economico, y que
a su debido tempo entrarfa en- de-
italics.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28
FL Reprte. TizoI.....
Continuation de Ia Ira. pag.)

presentantes, por 10 menos en- 10
que Sc refiere al representante por
San Juan, seiIor Tizol.
UltiInamente, = con motive de
cierta alusion del representante So
calsta, senior Alfonso, el seior Iii
zol manifesto que 81 Sc disponfa a
darle 10 batalla al proyecto de los
cincuenta millones, tan pronto Sc ira
jesse. a discussion, por considerable
incompatible con nnestra 7independen
ella econ0niica : polftica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28

iY mire usted scuanto mas ARE.
glado 1e sale tomar la mejor clase
de aceite de ligado de bacalao--ei
Bacalaol del DR.. Richards No ten
dra usted necesidad de dar sus
nifios emulsiones y who's repugnan-
tes que soH grandes en- tamaiio y
precio pero difninutos en- sus result
tados. Las Tabletas Bacalaol, pre-
paradas y garantizadas por DR.. Ri
chards Dyspepsia Tablet Association.
representan la Ultima paIabra de La
ciencia- En- cualquier drogueria buena
encontrara usted las Tabletas Baca~
laol. 81 hay estrefiimiento, NADIA me-
jor que los Laxoconftes del DIR. Ri
chards. Van unos cuantos de muestra
en- cada frasco de BacaIaol.
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Los dbOgados deI....
lContinuaclon de Ia Ira. pag.)

succession y con el propio Pueblo
de Puerto Rico, y por 10 tanto
puede ser ob5eto de nuevas re-
clamaciones. Sc parte pues de la
base de que Sabalier es aun ca
pitalista y tiene sufciente dinero
para responder una denanda
de esta naturaleza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28
ExPERIMENTADo
En- alta mar:

azlI,aHs Ev~Hv.v-->-
I've usted aQuello que apenas 81
distingue aha a 10 iejos? Pues o.
un cachalote.
mo, senior; es una ballena.
IPero hombre, ime guerra US
ted ensenar a mi, que me he pasa'
do la vida en- Ell mar? Isl sabre 20
10 que es un cachalotel
-lY sabre 20 10 que es una ba-
LENA, despues de haber pasado vein
te amos en- una fabrica de corsesl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28
FUTUROS
RESUIlTADOS

La Camara de Representatives. de-
cidi0 tomar 6sta actitud de coope-
racion Immediate al proyecto, por
reconocer en- los argumentos en- que
esta basado ell mismo, un grandfT
sino provecho, presente y future.
"Quizas Sc ha dado el mas i'm
portante paso para resolver la 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-28

Madel No dele usted que ell eado de saud de nno Ia
sga consumendo. Empece hoy iso dare ago que haga
recuperar fuerzas sad NADIA hay eor que e acee
de hgado de bacaao Peo lie de ued acee maoente
dano que benefco.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
Continued from Yesterdays starr

Continued from Yesterdays Starl
"Oh, | suppose it's an eXaGgeration.
but it's quite true that there are spots
In il where no one has ever been
able To find the bottom. Yes-spendid
place to sink a iody, eh? Take d look
~ il in the mornin% Rather a heauti-
ful sheet ofiwatcr. Youll find Il boat
hauled UP on the shore. ! think. and
oliara will row YOU about
His mood changed abruptly. He
hcamed upon his guest. "Rollin. old
boy" he said. its most satisfactory
To have YOU here tonight
Great pleasure to me, Of course,
said the other.
Yes. yes.-I hope SO. Perhaps you
may remember that just before | went
aWay-to be exact. the very night you
and Doris become engaged-I said that
when | came home again You We're
- render me an accounting? Remem-
her that" He fixed his eyes on
Watermans.
Suddenly the latter felt slightly
chilly, but he said with reasonable
promptness. Yes. yes
Make her happy said. and
when | come back YOU shall rende"
me an accounting Well, Rollin. my
friend. this is the night
Doris. on the other side of the room.
sat up straight and looked with all
her eyes. Her heart began to pound
in her breast.
Waterman'S uneaSineSS continued to
increase. but he managed to say quite
cheerfully, AN right. Unjust as YOU
say"
Splendid. splendid" cried Stanley
gayIy. and now | see that jefferson
i waiting 10 announce dinner. 50 lets
go in.
As Doris took Sranlev'S arm. he
could feel that she was trembling.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
The Sure Sign.

Fram the Melbourne Punch.
There's visitors downstairs
How can you tell?'
Il heard mother laugh at father
joke"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06
RENTALS
rMiscellaneous

| 1877 INDIANA AVE: good storeroom: can
be rented or leased; $40.75. Rental De-
partment
Main 0702
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06
"Jewett Sport Touring"

1924 Deluxe. 5-passenger Jewett tour
ing. II you are looking for the best used
here Il is. This car Is practically Ike
new throughout. Finish in indestructible
Duco, of Lotus blue. Finish, upholstery;
like new Has had verv little use. II y,
equipped with motor meter and cross b
cap. double c. @. spring bumpers fro
and rear, disc steel wheels. nickel cows
lights. nickel radiator shell. nickel head
lights. . good tires and tubes drum tire
cover with spare tire mounted on side
OF car forward, combination stop and tail
light. automatic windshield cleaner. rear
view mirror, large leather covered trunk
on back, with nickel bar trunk rack and
aluminium trunk guards, The upholstery Il
OF the best Spanish leather and shows
practically no wear. This car Is priced
right for quick sale and will absolutely give
you satisfaction. First payment $29S and
it's yours. Balance arranged monthly.
THIS is CAR NO. 40.
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f. CANTWELL. co.
$50 Lemcke Bldg Main 1904
h-Resorts and Cottages

H1ACSOIto uIIu NUttdSCo
GOOD investment. Will sell you lot or
cottage on Wawasee Lake monthly pay
ments. ELIWOOD GEORGE. Syracuse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06

STOP O. Southport line. on State Ave: 4
| rooms and bathroom. furnace, garage.
poultry house, good variety of fruit. one
aW0 Consider s1 city propeTy
change For appointment call TRUE
BLOOD Main 0242: evenings, Try. 4213.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06
Here Is a Wonderful T.
Passenger Sedan Buyv

1921 Paige 7-passenger sedan: prac-
tIeally new tires, reprinted throgghout
view mirror, spring bumper, cowl yenti-
lator, heater. vanity case and dome light:
upholstery Is good. mechanical condition
excellent and appearance Just ike new.
II you are looking for 7-passenger sedan,
you can not afford 70 pass this up, $29S
THIS is CAR NO. 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06
80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PAIGE
.JEWETT
USED CARS

Satisfied customers are the
only sound basis of an endurr
ing business. When you seA
lect one of our USED CARS
we treat that transaction ~
the start, not the finish, of
our business relations.
We are in business for to-
morrow as we'll as today, and
we will be right here to see
to it that you get every dol
lars worth to which the
money you spend entities you,
and to make sure that your
next car will be a "PAIGE-
JEWETT," whether NEW or
USED.
You can select any of the
following cars, confident that
it is exactly as represented.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06
"Drive This Home 1,odavn

1924 Jewett sedan. II you want 9
Is Motor hits like It Just left the fac.
tory; 5 practically new Goodyear Ball
cord tires, 4.05 balloon type; finish and
bination stop and tail light. G. G. spring
bumpers front and rear. cross bar radiator
cap and motor meter dome light. cowl
yentilator and sun visor, This car Is fin-
ished in dark blue and black and is a
beautiful automobile. You can take II
for $685. down and easy terms on balance.
THIS IS CAR NO. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06

w. THIS IS CAR NO. 40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06
f-Sale or Exchange
COLONIAL HOME

Eight-room strictly modern home large
living room with open hrep ace; four bed
rooms and bath on second floor: also small
Mushroom on first floor; large side porch;
front portico; garage. side drive Root
tulna n: over one Nat1's gr Dunu located
Allison Rd and Kessler Blvd. Will con-
slider trade. Call Mr.. Davidson. with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06

% REAL ESTATE WANTED
LET us sell your houses-lots. JOS. W.
SEWAGE. Main O717
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06

curb sewer. city water. gravel street
small Barrett 5000 cash: act quick own
er leaving city Drex 1896
LOT. 4O-ft south front: w Thirty-Frst
near Elmira. E. DIETZ. 334 Congress.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-06
"Closed Cars Are Quick
Sellers"

Look this one over now Maxwell
coupe, condition perfect; Royal, cord
tires, disc steel wheels. double bar bump
ers front and rear, sun visor, large spot
light step plates. rear view mirror. with
upholstery and paint that you will be
proud Of, II you are looking for a light
coupe come early as this Ia a bargain
1923 down. balance easy monthly pay
THIS IS CAR NO. 40.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-12

scientific banking systems b
world. During the last ten n
through all the stress Of war, ma
depression and revival, 1t SERVED
country as no country was ever 4
by a banking system. We knm
without 1t our nation would han
q financial disaster far more dend
ing than any that ever assailed / !
While we have this great b
and obligation to the System, vi
recognize that among Its friend
has risen serious controyerg
MANY matters Of detail. Then
many demands for change b
methods Of its management and !
tails of its operation. Where 4
! demands represent broadly tie \
| est good of the greatest nunbs
should support them. Where
represent merely narrow, divers
terests of one part Of the County
one type of business or finance
should be subordinated to the tar
good We should meet on the
broad ground of the common 4
fare-frst to preserve the sy'ia|
general as it is now construe'a
secondly to bring about, careiuGl
soundly, such changes as are ~
IN adjust it to circumstances o. =
The task of considering, o
weighing and co-ordinatihg dlx.11
I and suggestions regarding the n
Reserve System has been como,
| the Economic Policy CommhSA''
I the American Bankers AssocHna
: ia hoped that thereby the Feds|
8 serve System will be given NJ
q thought and the best support
J. ing There is no greater serTa
l. ing can render the nation ul
l. II goes right to the hear'
:. management OF the pubic sc0a
America Z.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-12

BURNS MINING AND MILLING co.
Meridian, Idaho.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ina
At meeting of the Directors held OF
the goth day OF July, 1925, an assess
ment OF two (2) mills per share was
levied on the capital stock or the col
poration, payable to Jack Evans, Sec
retary-Treasurer. at the Meridian
State Bank, Meridian, Idaho. Any of
the stock upon which the assessment
remains unpaid after August z4tn
1925 will be delinqunt and adyertIs-
ed for same at public auction and I'M
less payment is made before, will be
sold on the 18th day of September,
1875, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the cost Of adver
Using and expense of sale.
JACK EVANS.
Northumberland
Burns Mining & Milling Company.
Meridian, Idaho.
July %. Aug. IL. - 1t.
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Blackfoot List No, 100000
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land Office at Black
loot, Idaho August 1925.
Notice is hereby given that D. R
Drake whose postoffice address is
Challls Idaho has this 2Sth day Of
July 1925 filed in this office his an
to exchange under the pro-
OF the act of Congress approy
N o 81 E. B. M for the roffc~1''''
cribed lands: w1AsEA NbA0 q
Coo a To. II N. R. 81 r B M
Anv and all persons claiming az,
versely the lands described or aesn,
,na 70 object because of the m'nela
character of the land or any 49, -
reason to the exchange to apphcan
should file their affdavits OF pro' ~,
n this office on or before the ~
day of September 1925.
49, p. q. JOHNSTON
Register
| Aug 70. Sept 2 = It,
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Stxt]
q judicial District of the State of Ida
no In and for the County of Custer
Sarah A. Cameron, Plaintiff
Levi Morton Cameron, Defendant
The State of Idaho sends greet
ings to Levi Morton Cameron. the
above named defendant.
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against you
In the above court by the above nam
led plaintiff praying that the bonds
of matrimony between you and plain
tiff bedissolved and for the CUSTODY
OF the minor children, Blanch. Ralph
Max and Ardith, and you are hereby
directed to appear and answer said
complaint within 20 days of the SER
vice or this summons If served with
IN the Judicial District, and 40 days
II served elsewhere; and you are fur
her notified that unless you so an
'ear and answer said complaint with
n the time herein specified the plain
1T VIII take judgement against you
s prayed in said complaint.
WITNESSETH my hand and seal
said District Court this 18th day
July 1925.
EMMETT DONAHUE
'ea) >Clerk.
Merle L. Drake Attorney for plain.
II residence Challis Idaho.
lily % to Aug. 10. - st.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-12
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
NOTICE OF EXAMINATIONS

Examination for all people requir
ing certificates to teach this fall Will
be held in Challis at the Court House
at 900 A. M. on August 10, IA, and IL
1925.
Fee s1.00
FLORENCE G. ROWLES
County superintendent
July 20. Aug IL, 1t
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-12
The MINIS Sidelines

,.oa states mints make ON
|er oD'e' sor the army and navy :,
meual s ont by the minis. Meua 'as ~
all the Presidents the a avI Of the
a aaa TT treasury, the directors I'D - eYe.
tne nave been designed anu 40
Mints' n"' the mints. Recently III.
hints inaugurated inc 1,ndsr secreta-
marine medals of the unuea less has
mak'n ~ the treasury. Congress n noo
les ., aa tbe mint to make up 4o'VOv
au'a to commemorate the ali ,arants
n se srst shipload of Morse ihia as,onen.
ne n's the sloop Restaur Auonen'
pm ooI % he celebrated at the Nofse
, merican Centennial IN @'H
next summer. -, Congress
Al s as food of bills seeking -
e commemorative half uo ,aad
u n,nted The prior session autno,i so,
m m ,,,intinr of the Huguenot hair aol
.ne md Of 100000 half dollars ~
no.. n,anolize the start of WORK on -.
s sigma Mountain carving, which VIII.
S'one . monument to the vaior Oh
sei'e ,s;ors Of the South. On the Ecu,
. ore, coins appear Generals Lee anu anu
eiA the two leaders OF the Con-
sodarate forces in the Civil WAL
IS
ma, rho 15Oth anniversary OF the
~, battles Of the American reVoiu,
So 60 onnroaching, bills were passeu
,ast winter to issue coins comne"
rating the stand of the minuteinen a.
eton and Concord and the pal'ie
..o Green Mountain patriots at Ben
nington in Vermont Proposals "e.'
made to pay tribute in a similar "a We.
80 hattie of Bunker Hill, the VIC
- yorktown and other events
American history, such as tne IuO ~,
anniursary of the founding OIL o'oue-
49, MASS and the 50th annlVersai
80 Tho admission of California 10 III
Union. 10TH of thi
Fearing that the growth Oh -,
nractice would open the way TO coui
tarfeiting and make the protecllon ,
the integrity of the coins more uin
cult Secretary Mellon openly oppose
the creation of these special COINS, o.
vas not entirely successful in his :
forts He insisted that the prac.l'
introduced confusion into our syste
Of coinage, brought about an unne ,.
cow expense and satisfied very III
tied demand because the pupiic &c ::
rally has never shown special II
mo r. the commemorative coins
However, Congress felt that the
Great events were worthy of comme'
GRAFTON and authorized the CONS
~ which are to be sold at premiu
an tina, the promoters of these ever
NAV raise funds by this extra char
to defray part Of the expense a''a'
ad The records of the Treasury sh
that the special coins. as gene
rule are seldom absorbed IN clrcu
rion The Monroe coin issue was
d;smaI failure --217 900 of the 274,l
struck off we're turned back to
rreasars for melting up JouI'
AMERICAN Bankers Association.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-12

In the District Court of the Sixth
judicial District of the State of Ida
no In and for the County of Custer