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The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

fully entertained at a turkey dinner
on Sunday, the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs A. C. Hill, Mrs. Paul Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foster and family,
and nephew, C. Schafer.
Mr. John Stillman of Coalby, who
has been staying at the Cedaredge
hotel since his accident at the
mine, hopes to leave for home very
shortly, as his foot is progressing
splendidly, and will not require the
doctors constant attention as here
tofore.
Stewards genial partner, arrived in
town Wednesday evening to help
with the firms annual stock taking.
Mrs. Richardson. much to the regret
of her many friends here, was unable
to accompany her husband this year.
An unusually large and enthusias-
tic crowd greeted the basketball play
ers at the auditorium on Friday even
ing, when the Hotchkiss boys and
girls played the two home teams
In spite of some spirited playing by
the visiting teams. the scores stood:
girls 29-14, and boys III in favor of
Cedaredge at the end Of the evening.
The Woman's Literary club met
at the home Of Mrs. l.. c. Bolton on
Wednesday afternoon. After bust
ness and current topics were dis
cussed. the following excellent pap
ers We're read New York Mrs. D.
c. Townsend: Nebraska and Iowa"
Mrs. Ted Graf; Mining" Mrs. A.
w Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Bailey were
guests of honor at a cahrming 800"
party given by Mr. and Mrs. W. c.
Overhults, on Friday evening. The
other guests were DIR. and Mrs. L. c.
Bolton; Miss Edna Bolton: Miss
Weston; Miss Ensign: Mr.. Ralph
Taylor; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart;
Mr.. J. l.. Richardson; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hirt, and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Jennings
The young people who attended
the Elks' masquerade dance in Delta
Wednesday evening. report very
jolly tim. AS did also the students
and everybody who attended the
Epworth League banquet after the
basketball games The games were
both Won by the high school teams.
Following the banquet the Rev. ].
Stewart conducted a very impressive
Watch Night" service in the Com.
munity church.
Holidays alas, like all good things
come to an end and the young
folks have all returned to college.
Norman Coombt and Robt. Hausser
left Saturday for Ft .Collins. and
those for Boulder and Western col
lege left Sunday morning. escort
ed for the most part as far as Mont.
rose by their respective parents and
families That IS why 80 many fami.
liar faces were missing at church on
Sunday morning
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
Baptist Church Notes

We're off on another lap OF life's
journey, and surely we have learned
some things in the past that will
help us to more intellgently run the
rest of the race. Maybe because of
the lack of confidence in ourselves.
or the failure to exercise good judg.
ment, we have been forced into a
pocket" that has prevented us from
keeping our place in the race. Let
us profit by past experience and
keep out OF such pockets" in this
lap. Let us not take valuable time
in sitting and offering excuses for
our past failures, but let us use that
time in fighting a better fight in this
new lap of life's race.
The musical program presented by
the orchestra Sunday evening was
greatly appreciated by the good
crowd present. Our young people are
to be congratulated upon their prog.
ress in the few months that they
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
MethodIst Church Notes

"The Idea of Faith as is Culminat
ed in the New Testament Teachings
will be the subject for the Sunday
morning sermon.
There will be a Candle Light
service Sunday evening. "The Zero
Hour" will be the subject.
The choir held its annual election
Of officers last Thursday evening
The following officers we've elected
President, Mr.. Paxon; secretary and
treasurer Mrs. Penfleld; director
Roe Taylor assistast director. Chas
Myers; pianist, Mrs. Merrlfield; as
sistant pianist, Mrs. Biggs.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

come to be associated with all the
products of this company. They have
the "VV" one piece windshield, with
regulator located above the wind
shield and automatic windshield wip-
er, controlled from the dash. This
new windshield affords unobstructed
vision and perfect ventilation. All
closed cars have new style metal
door checks, operating at the tops
of the doors.
There is dome. light in coach and
sedan, and robe rail in sedan.
All body types are equipped with
cowl and new instrument board re-
fined and designed for maximum leg
room.
The windshield in the open body
types has been so changed that the
rubber weather-stripping between the
upper and lower windshield can in no
way interfere with vision.
All bodies are finished in Duco, the
new and lustrous finish which retains
its gloss indefinitely and is practi-
cally impervious to damage. Chevro-
let is the lowest priced car to intro
duce Duco finish on all its standard
body types.
Another innovation, particularly in
the low-priced field, is the finishing
of all Chevrolet cars in beautiful
colors. The touring, roadster, and
coach are finished in a rich, dark
blue; the sedan is aquamarine blue
with upper panels in black; and the
coupe is sage green on the lower
panels and hood and black on the
upper panels. Tenders on all models
are in black.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

have been playing together. Our
orchestra is surely deserving of our
most loyal support.
Next Tuesday, January 18th, the
ministers of the Gunnison Valley as.
sociation will lSeet with the Hotch.
kiss church in conference. There will
be an all-day session, with ordination
Of deacons in the afternoon, and
some inspirational addresses in the
evening. . Be sure to attend these
meetings. Remenber that we must
have a 10 per cent increase in Sun
day School next Sunday. Come and
bring someone.
Church Calendar.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
1l:O0 a. m.-Sermon: What is the
Most Valuable Possession of Hotch-
kiss?"
$50 p. m.-Senior and Junior B..
Y. P. U.
7:3O p. m.-Sermon: What Does
Hotchkiss Need Most?"
You are very cordially invited to
attend every service of the Baptist
church.
j. H. McQUERY, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
HOTCHKISS
- = 80 80 - -

George owen of Benton Harbor was
here on business this week.
Mrs. Helen Busey had the mis-
fortune to break her arm, the first of
the week, while cranking her car.
George G. Cunningham of Ft. Col
Inns, was a business visitor here on
Tuesday.
Rev. McQuery gave the public a
good sensible pro and con talk on the
school bond proposition Thursday
night, at the Crescent theater.
Bert Bacon, who is with the syl-
yester Ceal Co, near Somerset, visit
ed his family here part of last
week
C. S. Skyrock, our light plant man,
returned home the first of the week
after transacting business on the
Eastern Slope during the past couple
of weeks.
No prostrations from heat have
been reported here for several
weeks, the mercury having been hoy
ering around zero, and colder.
Snow storms continue in this sec
tion. This heavy precipitation of the
beautiful means a.-gool water supply
for next summer, and we know that
plenty of water means bumper crops.
Leo McMiller lasooed a bobcat on
his way home from Paonia last
Monday, and will present it to Rev.
McQuery, who is establishing a ZOO
at the county fair grounds. A porcu-
pine and a black bear have already
been donated.
Leslie Savage and A. B. Critchlow
of Crawford were transacting bust
ness in town, Tuesday.
Leroy Harding of Delta was up
from Delta last week shaking hands
with old pals.
Our peach growers generally be
believe the 1925 crop in this vicinity
has been ruined by the unusual cold
weather, Some of the more optimis-
tic growers, however, think there is
a possibility of a partial crop.
The Roy Sanders sale on Rogers
Mesa last Tuesday proved satisfac-
tory. A fairly large crowd of people
attended. Al Layman has leased
the S0-acre ranch and will take
possession in the near future.
Miss Mary Heath, who has been
teaching school in the Maher dis
trict. left last week for Greeley to
attend college. Her school in the
upper country closed the first of the
year.
j. r. Mcdonald, who came here
to reside last summer, has traded a
tract of New Mexico, to Harry Nc
Kellar for his Rogers Mesa ranch, on
which he is residing. Mr.. McKellar
bought the Neeley ranch near La
zear recently. where he will have ac-
cess to a large acreage for general
farming, wool and lamb growing.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
DELTA CAMP |. o. o. r.
INSTALLED OFFICERS MONDAY

Delta Camp. No. 80, I. o. o. F., on
Monday evening. installed officers
for the year as follows:
Lon Huff-Chief Patriarch.
Charles Wear-High Priest
Frank Hart-Senior Warden.
Fred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scribe.
w. A. Shepherd Financial Scribe.
Elmer f. Skinner-Treasurer
c. c. Longwill-Junior Warden.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
Notice Of Annual MeetIno

Notice IN horcby given that the annual
meeting Of tho atockholdors OF tho DurEeo
llich company VIII be held Ht the home Of
tho Secretary Frank Burritt, on Rcdinnda
Mesa on Saturday, January n, 1926 at
tho hour Of $3.50 O'Clock T. ~. for tho
purpose Of oloctlnE "a board OF diroctorp
and for tho trunRnctiou Of any other furtb.
or business which may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated at Ccdarodgo. Colorado. this lgth
day OF December A. y. 1924
Join l.. BURRlrT, President.
FRANK nURRlTT, Secretary.
First pub Dee. 20. last pub. Jan. 1g' 1929
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
NotIee Of Annual MeetInn

Delta, Colo. December IL 1924
Annual Meeting or Tho Delta gavibsT =
buildinE AHsocintion will DO hoid In tbe OF
ticc OF the Secretary at $50 Main stroct
Delta, Colorado, on Saturday night .nnu.
hry 10th, 1925. for tho purpose OF ei'rting
two directors to fIl tho expired terma ~
j. T.. Hillmuu and Dr. c. H. Hurrln and
such other business as may proporiv come
hoforo tho meeting
l-2c J. E. HtLLhiAN. President
G. n. BLAINE, Secretary
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
Notice Of Annual MectIno.

Delta. Colo December 10, 1924
Notice B hereby Eivon thnt no rcyni, p
Annual mcoting Of tho stockholders OF Tbe
colorado Hank Trust Company will h.
hold ut it banking room in Delta. Colo
three o'clock = NJ. for tho purpoBo Of etecf'
ing % board Of diroctdfu. and Tor tho trnnT-
action OF such ether business aa may prop
orly cbmo before said meeting.
l-2 ClIAS. ~. PARKER Caahior
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
Notice OF Annual MeetIno,

The annual meeting OF the Atookholdora
Of Tho Butte Ditch Company will bo hold
nt tho Fnirylow Schoolhouso Saturday
January 10, 1926. at ? 100 y. NJ, for tSc
purpose OF olecting n board OF dlroctorn ana
the trhnnnotion OF such other buslnesa nd
may properly bo brought before tho meet
Ing.
l. 10. WILLIAMSON. Secretary.
W. ~. WBYRAUCH, President
First pub Dec. 20, last pub. Jan, o 100.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
Notice Of stoekholders' Mee,lno.

Notice lH hereby Riyon that the ntool
holdcrn Of Tho Rolicf Ditch Company will
hold thoir annual meeting In tho school
house at Road. Colorado. Saturday. Janu-
tho purpose Of olocting n new board OF
directors, and tho transaction OF other
business as may properly como before said
meeting.
c. A.. CARLSON. President
X. " WiitNNERY. SECRETARY.
First pub. Jan. 2. last pub Jan. o. ip2B
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
Old Friend Writes.

We received a check this week
from ]. NJ. Cochran, formerly a Del
ia resident Mr. Cochran and family
are now living in Marengo. Ohio.
where Mr.. Cochran is cashier OF the
Marengo Banking Company. The In
dependent will carry him the news
of this section for 1925.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
Operator Leaves.

Tobe Drum. who has been assist
ing as night operator at the Western
Union Telegraph office for several
months. left Sunday for Grand juno
tion to visit a few days. after which
he will go to Las Animas to take the
managership Of the Western Union
office
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
PORTLAND GIRL
WINS $4,000 HOME

Miss Julia Groo of Portland, Ore
gon, is years of age. was decided the
winner OF the $4,000 model electric
home offered by the Lighting Edu.
cational committee of New York.
The home will be built on lot pro
vided by Miss Groo anywhere she
desires. Ten other boys and girls
from the United States and Canada
received scholarships ranging in
value from $500 to 81 200.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

The business outlook is good ex-
cept for those wanting something for
nothing. They may get nothing.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

algunos senadores de ia mayoria
yot4ndole en- contra Sc manifes-
taron mas radicales que 81; pero
que finalmente 81 Sc necesitaba ST
veto 10 darla Affirmative. FL Sr.
Zeno 10 hizo por escrito como ST.
que:
mi voto en- favor de este pro-
yecto, no indiea mi eonformidad
con Ia totalidad del mismo.
"Como question de principles,
Foy adverse a toda contribution
indirceta. III impuesto sobre ven
tas. aplicado a los articulos d.
pFimera necesidad para Ia vida,
e un lamentable error; injusti-
lieable. a mi Juieio. eualesquiera
cue sea Ia situaei6n del Tesoro
Insular.
"Declaro, que experiments IN
intense escrdpulo de eoncicncia
dando mi yOto affirmative a este
Troyecto de eontribuciones, en- Ia
narte que impOne tribute a los ar
tleulos de- alimentaci6n, abrigo y
pero eomprendiendo que
IA Administration Insular nece-
sta ihaplazablemente dc los re-
eursos que q mismo provec, es-
tlm0 de mi dcber aeatar Ia vo-
lundad Dc Ia mayoria de este Se-
nado, y no obstaculizar in6tilmen-
te Ia ley en- su totalidad.
"Pido que consten en- aeta mis-
palabras."
Fl sehOr Bareel6 anuncio que
oxpiiearia de igual modo su voto.
Ia session termin5 eerca de las
enatro de la madrugada.
Ia impression que hemos podi-
do reeOger aver en- la Camara es
que dieho alto cuerpo representa-
two no esta dispuesto a aceptar
a pr0yecto sustitnto del Senado,
alegando que clio constituye una
anticonstitucionalidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
Editorial diario del Dr.. Frank Crane
MEJOR QUE Ell DINERO

Hay un hombre en- Cleveland que
cree que hay algo mejor que Ell
dinero.
su nombre es Claude H. Foster
e invent6 la trompeta de Gabriel
y tambien cierta clase de frenos pa
"a autom6viles. s.
Sorprendi6 a la ciudad el otro
dia cuando Sc supo que habia pa
gado La mayor contribution indi-
vidual en- 1928, mas de SsOO,ooo.
Podia haber pagado mucho me-
nos 81 Sc hubiese Incorporate, pc
ro Sc neg6 clio. Cree que ell 60
bierno tiene derecho una parte
de sus ganancias y pag6 81 con-
tribucion de buena CANA.
Ell otro dia vendio su negocio
por cinco millones de d6lares.
Otis y compania lie ofrecieron
cierta cantidad de dinero y temian
que alguna institution de Nueva
York viniese y les arrebatase la
coD'pra. Pero Foster so 10 vendio
q ellos por varios millones mencs
de los que ellos lie habian ofreci-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
Padre de famifa que cura sus hIos con
Anticarculina Ebrey, Nuevo testimonie SEN
clio y por demas eIocuente.

Cuando la vida no Sc desarrolla
dentro de la normaidad, 10 mismo
en- la edad madura como en- la in
fancia, hay que ocurrir los NE
dios que la Naturaleza ha prescri-
to para la renovation de las act;-
vidades whales. Siendo indiscuti-
bic la itnportancia que e. normal
funcionainiento de los rinones sicnc
para una completa salud, es cues
ion importante observar atcntanlen
tc Ia marcia regular de este 6rga-
no, el gran filtro de que nos ha pro-
visto la Naturaleza para la depu.
racion de la sangre y la diaria eli
minacion de todas las toxinas. Tor
este, son en- Ell dia los padres de
familia que Sc preocupan de- des-
arrollo de sus hijos v buscan para
ellos todo Ell vigor que les na de
ayudar en- la madurez una 1ucta
ventajosa con las enfermedades,
Los que habiendo reconocidc- las v;r
tudes curativas de AnticaIculina
Ebrey. Ia solicitan para robustecer
los debiles y enfermizos riiiones de
sus pequeiios vastagos. Asi 10 con
firnla Ell testimonio que pubiicamos
al pie, de sencillez harto elocuen-
to, con la carta que va en- segdieia.
Goacanejo, Meiico. "Fu5 en- mi
poder la atenta de ustedes J he Sc
guido a la letra las instrucciones
aplicandolas a mi familia. Diuchc
tempo, hace que me era conocida
Anticalculina Ebrey, espnciaidaJ
que no vacilo en- caIificarla de ma
ravillosa por cuanto la he cnsaya
4...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
DE REGREso
] DON JOSE ARR1v1

En- iel vapor 'tPorto Rico, pro
cedei1te de Espala. ha llegado a
nuestfa isla el quito y caballeroso
hombre de negocios. don Jose Arri-
VI, quien goza de muchas Y mere
cidas simpatias entire la buena So
ciedad de esta capital y de toda
la isla.
A su llegada, fueron recibirle
al muelle varios de los muchos fa-
miliares y amigos, quienes le die
ron la mas efusiva bienvenida a
Puerto Rico, donde piensa pasar
una temporada entire sus familia-
res.
Actualmente el senior Arrivi ha
estableeido su residencia en- la pc
ninsula donde desde hace muclos
amos reside. Sin embargo siempre
Puerte Rico le atrae, va que como
sabral nuestros lectores 81 es So
clio fundador de la acreditada fir
ma dc esta plaza tArriu HERNIA
nos s. en- c., v por ESQ es que
de nuevo tenemos la dicha y Ell
placer de gozar con el una, aunque
corta temporada despues de una
ausencia de muchos afios.
Deseamos al estimado amigo gra
ia estada entire sus familiares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

do en- mis- hijos con exito eli extre-
mo sorprendente. Desde entances Lo
he dejado un solo dia de recomen-
darla a mis- amigos en- casos de en-
feymedad en- los riaones, cI hfgado
y la vejiga. Puede usted publc;,r
la presente exposition 81 b;en tu-
WERE. GABIN0 q, RODRIGUEZ.
Monteza, M6Iico. "Tengo vsrda-
dera satisfaction dc renitir uste-
des Ell presente testimonio pr me-
dio del cual quiero avisarles que al
fin me encuentro enteramente cu-a
do de una enfermedad que por tres
amos he venido padeciendo en- ;es
ridones y la vejiga. Tan feliz re-
sultado lie debo ell uso de su bene-
inertia preparation Anticalcplina
Ebrey, v doy a ustad periniso pa
ra que 81 10 tiene u bien publidue
este testimonio que lie escri5o IL,
no, ee gIdtlIuu y reconoclm1ento
PEDRO DIAz DE LEON.
Anticalculina Ehrey Sc veDde
ahora en- Iiquido en- pastillas. Di.
recciones para usarse en- cada fras-
co. 81 usted sufre de dyspepsia
indigestiones, SO recomiendan para
esos casos las famosas Pastillas Di-
gestivas Ebrey. Ganara en- peso des
pues de tomar las primeras dosis.
solicite nuestros preparados en-
las buenas farnacias, 0 escribs
Ebrey Chemical Work. 81 West
Broadway, New York, v Sc 10 in.
formara donde puede obtcnerlos.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
LEA, QUE LIE INTEREsA

Ell pr6ximo domingo IL del CO.
rriente en- la retreta de costum-
bre, que la Banda Municipal anne
MIA en- la Plaza Baldorioty de
Castro, dirigida por el intelligence
maestro, senior Tizol,. en- uno de
sus n1meros del programa estre-
nara unos Rigodones titulados
Los Nets de los AlmogabertsY
composition del Maestro de Coros
dc las Sociedades Corales de Bar
celona (Espana), Don Anselmo
Clabe, cuyos rigodones Sc refieren
los Episodes de Ia Guerra de
Africa aflo 1867, cuando el Gene
raj Prim entro con sus paisanos
voluntarios catalanes en- los Cas-
tillejos, diciendoles:
"Voluntarios recuperar vues-
tras mochilas, sa
Lea usted el programa en- la
prensa del sabado donde lie expli-
cara 10 descriptive y para que
sepa como dichos yoluntarios ga
raron la batalla. ss
Habra toques de cornetas, ca
nonazos, tanlbores de guerra, car
ga de caballeria, somateries, paso
de ataque, adescargas de fusile-
ria, etc, etc. v victoria.
S Jefe de Artilleria cargo del
Pomares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

do con la condici6n de que Sc le
permitiese hacerlo en- La mancls
que el quisiese.
''Yo quiero que los comprado-
res Sc ganen Ell dinero que van
pagar dentro de un tempo "a
zonable'', dijo. "Yo quiero al en-
contrarme con mis- amigos, estar Sc
guro de que puedo mirarIos frente
q frente con una sonrisa. Tengo
amigos en- todas parties de la ma
ci6n y en- Ell extranjero, y quiero
que sigan siendo amigos mfos''.
A Foster le gusta el golfo, la
musica y los viajes.
segdn Ell nuevo arreglo, Foster
continda de presidente de la or
ganizacion. Toda su gente Sc Que
da con el.
.Empez6 la vida como mhslco,
pero cuando Ford y los hermanos
Dodge Sc pusieron trabajar en-
los automoviles, Foster, mhsico al
fin, crey6 que en- elios debia haber
una bocina. Tnvent6 10 que Sc la
mo la trompeta de Gabriel, y Sc
la vendi6 al Rey Eduardo de In
glaterra v al Rey Guillermo de
Alemania.
Dice que ell secreto de sn triun.
fo es su deseo de hacer dinero para
Ell projimo.
Los datos que he citado en- este
articulo los tome de una edici6u
reciente de Commerce and Fl
nance.
Copyright, 1926, por The Nc
clure Newspaper syndicate).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
NoTAS DE FoRTALEzA,

...A ~ ~ IS
Ell Gobernador ha expedido
pasaporte para Europa a la Sra.
iEncarnacion de Goicochea Yda.
de Preston, al Sr. William Pres
ton y Sr. Francisco w. Preston,
todos de Santurce; para 1nglate-
IRA, Francia Y Espana al senor
AIatfas Covas, de Ponce.
-El Secretario Executive ha
aprobado el nombramiento del
senior Matfas Burgos, para ms
srector de Pesas y Medidas de Ba-
rros.
Ell Secretario Executive ha
expedido licencia para cazar Y
portar armas de caza al senor
Juan S. MARTINEZ. de Maricao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

niho nuevamente en- el camino de
Ia saIud. Whites Cream yernni-
fuge Sc ha usado con exito dman-
te los slltimos cincuenta amos. De
venta en- las farmacias y drogue-
ria. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
.CUATRO HERIDOS A MAYA
JAZOS EN- UNA REYERTA
DIsTRITo DE BARRANQUITAs

En- un bale que Sc llevaba a
efecto en- el Barrio Las Quebradi-
las, Alberto Figucroa, Nicodemo
Centeno, Pedro Matos y Federico
Matos sostuYieron una rifa y fue-
ron todos heridos con navajas,
siendo las mas graves las de FL
6ueroa, quien presentaba una heri-
da en- el abdomen y que le dejaba
brotar los intestinos. Fueron asis-
tidos en- el Hospital Municipal, don
Gle quedo reclufdo el Figueroa. Fue
ron denunciados por alterar Ia paz.
Ri Fiscal del Distrito ha sido in
tornado del case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
MERcADo DE CAFE

Ell Departamento de Agriculture
y Trabajo nos informa que segdn
noticias recibidas por cable del
Agregado comercial en- Ia Enbaja-
da Americana de Cuba, las cotiza-
clones del cafe de Puerto Rico cn
aquel mercado son como sigre:
$500 s4s.OO. Derechos paga-
dos. !, "a
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sSUBASTA EN- Ell DEPTO.
DEL INTERIOR

En la tarde de aver las.>2 P.
NJ Sc llevo a efecto en- la ofici-
made Comisionado del Interior,
III hguiente subasta:
srrendamiento de una finca
cSiEuesta de $3.50 cuerdas de
teAeho en- el barrio de Parguera,
sitis Salitral, del termino muni-
cipaAde Lajas, propiedad de EI
Puebl de Puerto Rico, cuya des-
.cripcih es u siguiente: Parcela
de tereno salitroso y laguna, pro-
piedad de Ey Pueblo de Puerto
Rico; lplin9a por el Norte con
Juan Map; Sur con Dolores
ArangqI el mar; Este, Dolores
Arang ~ Oeste, Luis Irrizarry
Y Dol6ts Arrange, habiendo con-
cusridglos siguientes postores:
R. HsCumpiano, Rincon,
$4,000 anuales
t. i'd Moral, Mayagiiez.
S 5000 anuales
Salplor Mestre, San Juan,
~ $4,000 anuales
= drreras & Hno., Mayagiiez,
$5O5.OO anuales
ISinnp Carlo, Mayagiiez,
Il $350.00 anuales
II .Junta de Subasta oportu-
lanaEgte hara la adjudication CO.
fesRndiente.
l,sa A. Ramirez de Arellano,
Sub Comisionado,
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seEal De qne tlenen Ionabrices.
cnando npareccn tales sintomas es
II bora Dc dnrles Whites Cream
Vermikuga. unns canntaa dosis ha-
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EN- SANTURCt

En- la calle La Planta, parada IS
de Santurce, los individuos Pedro
Noriega, residente en- la Avenida
Por, de Leon, No. 2S9, de Santur-
&c v Felix Brent, residente en- ell
No. IA, de la Gale del Rosario, sos
tuvieron una rina, resultando No
riega con contusiones en- Ia cabeza
Y ojo derecho Y Brent con varias
heridas punzantes en- varias parties
del cuerpo, siendo ambos curados
en- la Sala de Socorros, pasando
Brcni al Hospital Municipal, donde
quedo recluido y siendo arrestado
Noriega por ell guardia Juan. MI
aiz, No. BAG. Sc continua la inves-
tigacion, de este hecho. A Felix
Brent Sc le ocupo uu revolver y a
Noriega un punz6n.