Statement of the condition of the various municipal districts which compose the province of Habana. Aguacate Total Statement of the condition of the various municipal districts which compose the province of Habana—Continued. Value of property. Municipalities. Unculti- Cultivated. $352, 450 $154,250 200,000 53, 300 298, 965 149, 050 664, 300 Aguacate 186, 000 406, 200 203, 000 824, 470 400,000 188,000 175,000 117,000 157, 250 227,000 602,000 Total $5,538, 329 $8,666, 280 505 1,449 3, 177 217 9,928 8 3,092 2,818 37,035 6,210 9,053 2 46 Manner in which property is transferred: Before a notary public, by contract between the parties, and by mutual consent. J. RICA RIVERA, Civil Governor, Summary of the statement of the condition of the different municipal districts which compose the province of Habana. REMARKS.-In the value of the property of the ayuntamientos we do not include those of Alquizar, Jaruco, Bainoa, Bauta, Catalina, Isle of Pines, Managua, Marianao, Quivicán, Salud, San Antonio de las Vegas, and San Felipe, as they did not make it known, being unable to do so. We omit the data regarding the Isle of Pines, as none was received at this office. The value of the cultivated as well as the uncultivated land could not be calculated by some of the ayuntamientos. This department, however, has been able to do so by giving each caballería an approximate value of $1,000. We show in the statement in ruled columns the districts to which each term belongs; the manner in which property is transferred, as by contract between the parties and by mutual consent; the manner in which tiiles to property are protected, by having the originals registered in the notary's office; the system for the registry of same, said 'titles are bound to be presented in the offices for the registry of property for registry; manner in which state property is managed, according to an order dated December 9, 1882, taking into account that the sales of said property have been suspended by a superior order. We do not give a statement of the changes that have taken place since January 1, because they are numerous and varied, and it would be necessary to give up an amount of time which we can not spare. HABANA, September 14, 1899. J. Rius RIVERA, Civil Governor. SPECIAL REPORT OF BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM LUDLOW, U. 8. V., COMMANDING THE DEPARTMENT OF HABANA. OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR OF HABANA, September 15, 1899. ADJUTANT-GENERAL DIVISION OF CUBA. SIR: On August 21 the following was received from headquarters Division of Cuba, dated August 18: COMMANDING GENERAL Department of Habana, Habana, Cuba. Sır: In order to comply with the instructions from the War Department, the division commander directs that you forward to these headquarters, not later than the 15th proximo, a special report on civil matters on the following subjects, viz: (a) A review of the industrial, economic, and social conditions existing within your department upon the assumption of control by the United States. This is to form the basis for the deduction of the results of American occupation. (6) A résumé of the present industrial, economic, and social conditions, showing the net results of American occupation. These reports should be full and comprehensive in following along the lines indicated above, so far as practicable, and presenting in detail the results of the adminis. tration of municipal and provincial affairs in all their different phases. Very respectfully, W. V. RICHARDS, Adjutant-General. And in response I beg to submit the accompanying report. Your obedient servant, WILLIAM LUDLOW, Governor of "Habana |
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