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WHOSE DUTY?
EDIToR BULLETIN

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When mans good name is mali
ciously assailed in such manner as
to injure his credit he is very apt to
rise and assert himself. If unable to
directly reach the maligner he can ut
the very least refute the malevolent
statements that may be made.
That which is applicable to indivi-
duals often times may apply to cor
porations, countries, governments.
In the foreign press of late gross
Misrepresentation have been going
the rounds in regard to leprosy in
these Islands.
The local press and periodicals
have taken up the matter and
valiently defended the good name of
our little kingdom.
But with their limited sweep, to
what purpose? To how many of
those who read or hear Qrom the pull
pit or lecturers platform) in senti-
mental or sanguinary verbiage of the
horrors here do these refutations
appear? Probably not to one in Il
thousand
Does it not become a duty OF the
government to aid any means where
by such ISLANDERS may be met and
suppressed? If the most desirable
means are not procurable is it states
manlike or loyal to disregard the best
that may be at hand? To do the
best with the means at hand is the
surest way of lettering those very
means.
At present there is a periodical,
published here in Honolulu whose
sole object is to advertise these Isl
ands; giving TO the outside world 8
picture OF the scenery and life here
tending to attract travel, and refutine
the gross eapards about leprosy, so
ciety, etc.
And for whose good? That OF one
firm, one corporation, one indivi
dual? Can any fair minded person
fail to see the benefits are TO ALL.
We feel it is the governments duty
to encourage all fair means that tent
to benefit the people; to foster tn,
means by which travel may be draw
hither, and-to return to the origina
thought-to aid II medium whereby
the base untruths now circulating
throughout the foreign press can b.
fairly met and disproved. And where
can such q means be found NOR,
worthy of encouragement and ai(
than in the periodical already allud
ed to, "The Paradise OF the Pacifc?'
which if it receive not government
aid will be crippled and unable Il
accomplish the object it is striving t.
attain. HAWAIIAN.
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MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1880.

Those sugar planter members of
the Legislature who oppose govern
ment aid to projected railroads
should, for decency' sake, be little
modest in their opposition, consider
ing that their own enterprises have
had so much government assistance.
Session after session the Legislature
has voted liberal appropriations for
immigration, simply for the benefit
of planters. We have no objection
to this, but we do object to gentle.
men who have grown rich largely
through these grants standing in the
way of others getting little help
from the public treasury. For con-
sistency' sake, let them move tc
have the immigration item, which is
solely for their and their fellow
planters benefit, stricken from The
Appropriation Bill.
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Representative Lucas struck a
vulnerable spot when, in the discus
sion on the railway matter, he said,
"there were some members who did
not want to see any enterprise that
would give work to mechanics and
isborers. The fifteen miles of rail-
road constructed by the Oahu Rail
way and Land Co. have been a
harvest field for mechanics and work.
ing men, affording means of SUBJ
sistence which would otherwise have
been wanting. The first benefit TO
accrue from an extension of the line
would be to the mechanic and the
working man. Employment would
be furnished to these classes that
they are not likely to obtain from
any other enterprise should this one
not proceed. Mr.. Lucas's sugges-
ton that opposition to the railway
scheme is opposition to the mechanic
and the working man seems to come
pretty close to the truth.
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The Parliaments of New South Wales
and New Zealand hold different
view, They have always complained
because the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany's steamers, subsidized by them,
we're not also assisted by the United
States Government. The steamers
are as great benefit TO the States
as to the Colonies, therefore the
States should do some of the sub.
sidising, say they. Largely on the
ground that the American Govern
ment failed in practical recognition
Of this argument, New South Wales
has at last notified that it will
make no further contribution to the
SERVICE" with contingent proba-
bility of New Zealand following suit.
New Zealand has not yet taken any
decisive action in the matter, and
the latest from there is that il the
American Government concludes to
assist the service, the New Zealand
Government will probably continue
to do as heretofore. The action of
the latter is made largely contingent
on that of the former. That is, if
America assists, so probably will
New Zealand; and if America de-
clines, so certainly will New Zealand.
Here is what the Auckland Herald
of the latest date brought by the
Alameda says on the subject:---
eat present there is Bill before
the United States Senate under which
substantial aid would be granted
and in all probability if that were
passed the Government of New
Zealand would also be empowered tt
assist, so as to keep going servit
which is by far the most speedy be-
tween England and New Zealand
and which further gives direct com
muRication with America.
With regard to subsidies paid b,
the Hawaiian Government to thu
Oceanic Steamship Company
steamers, it might be truly said tina
never has the country more bene
ficially employed public funds
These subsidies have assisted t
maintain regular and efficient ser
vice between San Francisco ant
Honolulu by which every person il
the kingdom is directly or Indirect.
benefited. No one in his sane sense!
can ever wish to see the service dis
continued, and no one can eve
seriously contend that it is not thu
duty of the government to encour
age in every legitimate way its con
tinuance.
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Kauai Industrial School.

THE Trustees take pleasure In an
l. nOuncing that the Boys Depart
ment of the Kauai Industrial School
will open in the latter part of Septem-
Der, with accommodations for 80 or 40
boys.
The course will embrace thorough
instruction in the common English
branches with training In practical car
pentry and joining, principles of build
ing and construction, freehand and me-
chanical drawing, printing, blacksmith
ing and tailoring.
Pleasant rooms will be provided, with
good substantial food, and the pupils
will have careful supervision of their
morals and manners.
The situation of the School, one mile
and half from Lihue, Is beautiful,
healthful and cool, in sight of the sea,
near the mountains and overlooking the
Huleia river. There is variety Of
fruit trees on the grounds.
Board and tuition will be $40 n year.
The exact date of opening will be an
nOunced later. The Girls Department
will not be opened until next year.
D- For admission apply to Oh. j.
X. SMITH, kOloa, or
Il. w. ANDREWS,
Gi0 5t Principal, Lihuc.
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the MAKAWA0 CHURCH ORGAN
RECITAL,


The Organ Recital at the Foreign
Protestant Church in Maliawao.
which has been announced in the
papers for sometime past, took
place last Thursday, August 23rd,
and was MS anticipated decided
success.
The weather, which since the
previous Sunday had been very
lachrymose, very OPPORTUNITY
adopted complete change of tac.
tics, and o tender half moon showed
off the charming scenery of the re-
gion where the church is situated
to the best advantage. A very
large and fashionable concourse of
people attended the concert and
helped to replenish the organ fund,
the object of the concert being to
raise the balance of the amount
necessary to defray the expenses of
putting up the organ, etc.
The programme consisted of fol-
lowing ID events:
PART ].
| lDONOio1N, ......... ..'.. s.'....
Choir and Organ.
Organ Solo--lnauguration March -.
! ............... ozark
Mr.. Mrav Taylor.
Anthem-Jubilatc Dec In g.. MoSenthal
Choir
Vocal Duet-He Shall Feed His Flock
..............,.... Handel
The Misses Styles.
Vocal Solo-Angcls Ever Bright and
Fair. ....,.. Handel
Mrs. T. l. Gulick.
Organ Solo-Pastorale in Coco. Wely
Mr.. Wray Taylor.
Intcrmission,
PART II.
Vocal solo The Lost Chord. Sullivan
Rev. A. ID. Bisscll
Vocal Tro-Lift Thine Eyes.
............ ......... .Mcndelssohn
Miss Critcnden, Mrs. Gulick and Mrs
Beckwith.
Organ Solo Grand Offertoire in F..
............. ::..,....... Eatistt
Mr.. Wray Taylor.
Vocal Solo-IIark! Hark! My Soul. Alb
Miss Millie Beckwith
Vocal Sofo--With Nerdurc Glad Haydn
Miss NJ. L. Crittcnden.
Bringeth Salvation Barnby
Choir.
Organ Solo-Festival Postiude...
.........s ............. ' OichInal
t Mr.. Wray Taylor.
Mr.. Wray Taylor had been in
duced to come up for the occasion
and amply sustained his reputation
as an able organist, bringing out al
the good points of the organ tc
their full extent.
Among the many excellent mum
bers of the programme Miss M. A.
Crittenden's beautiful rendition OF
Haydn's Solo: tWith verdurc
clad," deserves special mention,
being unquestionably the "piece d,
resistance" of the evening. 1t is 9
genuine pleasure for any lover O.
music to hear her pure, full ant
: sweet voice, and it is only to b'
regretted that this young lady il
going to the coast very soon, thu
denying church-goers the privilege
of hearing her again. Miss Milli
Beckwith's renown as an interprete
: of sacred music is too well estab
5 lished to necessitate further com
D ment.
0 After the conclusion of the pro
I gramme, delicious refreshments
consisting of the most luscious
blackberries from Olinda served will
real cream, excellent coffee ant
sandwiches, were served in the ad
joining church parlor, and pleasan
? balf-hour was spent in conversation
a and satisfying the wants of "inne
man," after which the people dis
s persed, accompanied home by tn
d last pale rays OF n sleepy moon
II Quite number of Honolulu pee
pie were noticed, among whom wer
o "Y. M. G. A." Fuller, Miss Mill
u Beckwlth, Mrs. and the two Mise
! Needham, Mr.. Wray Taylor, Rev
i A. ID. Bissell, Messrs Peck an
. White - pedagogues = and Others
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NOTICE.

MY Office will be closed from the
I1 26th inst. for few months, dur
ing my absence from the Kingdom.
M. Il. GROSSMAN,
$50 2w DENTIST.
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NOTICE.

ZION. Curtis p. Iaukea Is authorized
Ii until further notice, to collect all
Crown Land rents, and to give receipts
for the same.
G. w. MACFARLANE,
Grown Land Agent.
Honolulu, Aug. 10, 1890. Gas If
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STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES.

A few days ago, when steamship
subsidies were under discussion in
the Assembly, member said some
thing to the effect that in the event
of the United States Government
subsidising steamers plying between
California and Honolulu there would
be NO occasion for the Hawaiian
Government contributing anything.
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FOR SALE

II EAWI Beans for cattle Mt SLIPS;
IN 100 pounds or ] bag, 25 cents.
Also, Native Hay. Apply to McCullnm
at Kapiolani Park, at hours of IL noon
or n. M, or by Mutual Telephone No.
81. 622 I'm
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1. o. o. f. NOTICE.

THERE will be a special meeting of
Il Excelsior Lodge No. /, /. O. o.
f., THIS (Monday) EVENING, Ang,
25th, for degree work.
Per order.
Colt ID. TUCKER, n. G..
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BY AUTHORITY.
Foreign Office Notice.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 8.

By virtue of the authority con-
ferred upon me by Section II Of
Chapter XIV OF the Laws OF 1898,
and of all other powers me in any
wise enabling herein and by and
with the consent of the Cabinet as
testified by the signatures of the
members OF said Cabinet hereto, 1,
John A. Cummins, Minister OF For.
eign Affairs OF the Hawaiian King
dom, do hereby disband that portion
OF the Military Forces, consisting OF
and known as the First Battalion OF
Hawaiian Volunteers.
Major II. f. Hebbard, command.
ing the First Battalion Hawaiian
Volunteers, will see to the execution
OF this order and to the collection Of
all Hawaiian Government arms in
the possession of the First Battalion
or Of the officers and member.
thereof.
Given undermy hand ant
the seal OF the Depart
" G ment of Foreign Affair
" ~ this twenty-tbird day o
49, August, in the year Of on
Lord 1890.
JNO. A. CUMMINS,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
We consent to the foregoing Orde
this 23rd day of August, 1890.
C. N. SPENCER,
Minister of Interior.
GODFREY BROWN,
Minister of Finance.
A. P. PETERSON,
Attorney General.
$685. 1tw
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NOTICE.

A Ii just claims against j. q. Lane,
IA Editor OF the New Hawaiian Di-
rectory, should be sent to the under
signed for settlement.
eBiw y. +. BURGESS.
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Horse Strayed.
Art Lessons, Painting and
Drawing.

TINE studio of d. Howard Hitchcock
Il is open to pupils for Landscape or
Still Life Painting, Perspective and
Outdoor Sketching Glasses. Visitors
always welcome to the studio. 035 lw
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-13

va estan convictos dos de los
secuestradores y asesinos. Hay,
ademas, otroS tres presos por We
hementes sospechas. Los doe
primeros han sido reconocidos sin
vacilaci6n por Ia familia de Ia in.
feliz victima, cuya casa fue asal-
tada. Grande es ell servicio que
ha prestado Ia siempre benemeri-
ia Guardia Civil, bajo las 6rdenes
de sus distinguidos Jefes.
Merecen especial menci6n en- 81
descubrimiento del rastro de este
enorme crimen los muy celosos
Alcalde y Jdtz Munich pal de Jua-
na-DiaE, seiiores A dea y Miguel; ;
ell Orden Publico tambieu cum.
pli6 estrictamente, y tue eficaz
concurso para auxiliar d Ia bene
inertia, en- el gran servicio que hs
pre,tado q Ia cAusa del orden =
de Ia seguridAd | dblica, en- la per.
secuci6n de aqueIlos bandoleros.
A todos, nueStros mas fervien-
tes placemes, y al Gobierno Ge-
neral Ia iespetuo q consideration
= el sincere APPLAUSE CON que STEM
pre- vemoS sus sslvadOras y acer.
tadas medidAs.
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la tjemplares del folleto, impreso
con Iujo, que ha dado & la estampa
Ia sefiora Gimeno con ell titulo Cs
citisGci6n dc los antiques pueblOs
'nericanos, aconsejo a los lectores
del BoLETIS que 10 lean. En eI
mes p '6ximo aparecera Ia revista
AIbum iberc-GmeTiCan0, de gran ia
msnO, con soberbios grabados,
que hara sombra & La IlustrGcion
espaisOla ; es continuation del popu.
lar Album de la mujey, que con tan
ia aceptaci6n publicabl en- Mexico
la sonora de Flaquer.
Olerro mt revista con la acos-
tumbrada nota f6nebre, consignan.
do ell follecimien to, en- Valencia,
del Obispo de Teruel, don Auto
nio Ibaiez Galiano, estimadisimo
en- 81 di6cesis /; en- Lugo ha muer
to ell joven eseritor don Telesforo
Ojea y Somozs, director q 10 fu6
del peri6dico La RepGbEica. En
NJ adrid, Sc ha suiciiado 81 Co1ta-
dor de Ia Casa de la Moneda, don
Autonio Navarro y Rodrigo, her.
mano del ex ministro de F0mento,
don Carlos.
r. p. del Rio.
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DESPEDIDA.
R. P. del Rio.

Hemos sido honrados con IL
atenta tarjeta de despedida de
nuestro distinguido amigo ell Sc
Coronel de Ia Guardia Civil don
Bsnito M.cias y Rueds.
Como al tratar de la SUPPRESSION
del Tereio de aquel benemerito
Cuerpo en- esta Isls, convertible
otra vez en- Comandancia, hlbi-
mos de expresar el sentimiento
que nos causaba Ia inminense au-
sencia de tan diguo, cumplido y
caballeroso Jsfe, que SO embarca-
ra ell Is para Ia Peninsula, nos
concretamos por hoy tinicamsnte
a darle gracias por 50 deferencia
y desearle fslis visje, asegurando
10 ell testi nonio sincere de nues-
tro afecto, amistad y considera-
ci6n.
lQas viento, propicios acompa.
isn la nave que ha de conducir al
81 nor Macfas q la madre patria
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n aestro distinguido amigo el
Sr Pbro D. Jorge Hizsrn, digno
Secretario de Camara del Exemo
& | mo Sr OOispo, pasa en- estos
momsntos por un trance fatal y
doloroso. Hijo amantisimo, hs
recibido con pena indecible, por
el d'timo vapor correo, Ia infaus-
Ia noticia de haner fallecido en-
las Ba!eares el anciano, bondado.
30 y respectable autor de sus dias,
D. Antonio Hizern; luctuoso suce.
80 que tn 10 lugar el 81 del mes de
Julio anterior, causando honda
augustia q todos los que conocfan
y admiraban las virtudee del ex
celente caballero que "a no existe.
Por expreso encargo de nues-
tro citado amigo, han sido aplica.
das en- suffagio del alma de So Sr
Padre las misas celebradas hoy en-
Ia Sta Ig'esia Catedral, PArroquiat
de Mira Senora de los Remedio.
= San Francisco, y temple de San
Jose, d cuyo efecto sc ha puesto
Hsta en- IL Sacristia de cada uns
de dichas iglesias.
icon verdaders piedad cristiana
ha honrado el Sr Hizern Ia buena
memoria de su difunto padrel
Descanse este en- Ia eterna Bic.
naventuranza.
Reciban ell senor Pbro. Hizern y
demas familia nuestro sentido pc
same.
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la Diputaci6n en- el plenO Aiguien.
To.
Y es sabido que Ia Corpora.
ei6n Provincial no puede volver
<obre sus acuerdos, cuando 6stos
faaron tomados dentro de Ia Ie-
galidad y del cfrculo de las atri.
buciones respectivas.
lEstamoS, Sr. Clam0rf
Este colega Sc imagina que no
ha habido en- Ia concession de la
pr6rroga perjuicio de tercero;
verdad podr& ser; pero 10 hubo
mayor; hubo perjuicio del intSres
de todos los municipios, cuyo re-
prese ntants co el sefi1r 0oberna.
dor.
Placenos YER que Et CiGmoy
reconozcA, q pessr de este, Ia CO
rrecci6n & imparcialidsd que res.
plandecen en- todos los actos de-
senior G bernador; mas, somOs de
parecer de que es notoriamente
lnjusto ell dirigir ataques, con
aquel prstexto. a los diguos auxi.
iiares del Sr Gobernador en- 10
Secretaria del Gobierno General,
pues deben ser va conocidas al
coIega la ilustracion y rectitud
de los aludidos, Sin que paeda
contra ellos aegar IN solo he
cho que desvirtde tales cualidA
des, como no Sc entretenga en- es.
caramuEas impropias de IN buen
Tazonador.
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Eli,racional museo.

El fractional maseo,
Confu ion de los humanos,
Que os signe por todas parties
i0h modelo de empressriosl
Is bsstante Fsducido,
Y convendria Aumentarlo
Con algunos ejemplAres,
Mas selectos y variador,
De slimafias que dan grIma
Por 50 aspecto estrsfalsrio,
Y cuya susencia es sensible
Eu vusstro circ1 acrobktico,
Por razones po ierosas
De novedad y de ornate.
Con IN par de pedantoHes,
De esos que. estultos y osAdos,
Quisren priVar de sruditos,
biendo solo mos gaznGpiros;
Con una docena escasa
De farsAntss endiosados,
De ssos que de 10 poIitica
Qaieren cobrAr ell barato;
O)n seis 8 siete maIsines
De esos que vivsn clamAndo,
Por IL moral J ell decoro,
; Siendo unas piezas... de en,aFgo
Con ese escogido ndmero
De alinanas que os setislo,
Y que en- todos los p.iseI
Son una playa, IN e'trsgo
Mas 1sfiiuo, mas fanesto
One ell colerA moEbo-ssiktico,
lUuAnto, c1auto ganarian,
En- attractive y encanto,
Las grandss exhibiciones,
Los cu'iosos espectAcalos
Con que AsombrAis 4 las gsntes,
On sujsto sfortuuAd",
Oh infAtigabls OhiArini,
"Oh modelo de empretario ~.
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Boletin Mercantil.

las de los barrios no dan los mismos
,esultados, por las dific9ltades y
ieficiencias que 90 explican en- la
Memotia. El nivel Intellectual apa-
rece tan bajo & pesar de los esfuer-
zos practicados y de los resultados
conseguidos, porque aun quedan
much0s ba-ri0s sin escuela, y por-
que no funcionan escueIas para
mas fuera del recinto de los pue-
BIOS J de los caserfos, escuslas ca
la dia mas necesarias y que deman-
dan de consume la cultara de la
6poca y las exigencias de Ia OPT
ul6n.-~Los cllculos de superficie y
cubicaci6D, 81 no rigurosamente
sKactos, son de 10 mas aproximado
possible"
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IAci6n horrorosa y la nuerte des.
piadada del secuestrado.
No tiene una palabra ell colega
para condenar ese hecho incalifi :
cable, 10 mismo que otros an&io
gos. hi habla de el siquiera;
mn, en- lugar de esto, prorrumpe
en- smarguisimos lamentos q fa'
vor de unos presos que dice hay
en- Csyey, y 10 son por complici
dad en- s0eiedades SecretdS -.
gQue es esto7
SEs tai Ia garantia que al pd
blico debe ofrecer IN periodista
que cobra por defender ell bien ,
ser perseguidor de los malos }
cTiminalee2
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la SUSPENSION DE- IN ACUERDp,

El senior Gobernador tuvo por
conveniente, y resulta conforme
con Ia ley, suspender un acuerdo
de Ia Diputaci6n Provincial, con.
cediendo al Municipio de Cabo-
Rojo uua pr6rroga de SETS aHOs,
NADIA menos, para pagar unos
atrasos importAntes de cinco 4
seis mil pesos.
Para que todo sea grande aquf,
Ia pr6rroga, a saber, y el debito J
Ia concession provincial, viene
tambien El Oana0r con un aleRa.
to grande contra aquells suspen-
sion; como que ocupa el tai alega.
ia cinco enmarafiadas Columns,
de las que puede decirse: sun
mundo de palabras en- un desierto
de ideas.
El Director de El Clan,or, hiio
de CAbo Rojo, hace bien en- inte-
ressrse por su pueblo, 8 por su
p0trio, segdn su peculiar manera
de sentir; pero ESQ, st; debe ha-
cerlo d sus expense, con gu pri
Vativa molestia 8 daiio propio, y
no con molestis de otros ciudada-
nos y en- dano de osroe pueblos.
Que en- Ia pr6rroga hecha oil
Munieipio de Cabo Rojo hubo
extralimitaci6n, no cabe duda.
La Diputaci6n tiene el deber de Ia
Justicia distributivs, & imponer
con igualdad q todos los pueblos
una contribution y .uego cobrar-
Ia con desigualdad q sIgunos, 90
de TODD punto illegal; apremiar &
unos sin contempIaciones y pro-
rrogar 4 otros, mes alla de 10 que
es de esperarse, constituye uno
de esos actos que csen hsjo la
Jurisdiction de Ia autoridad mo
deradora, que es Ia del senior
GoOernador Genera, segdn la
ley.
Si alguna vez Sc han concedido
prorrogas, que bien contadas
SOD, y en- circumstances especia.
les, en- muchas otras ocasiones SO
han negado, y 10 mismo puede
ser, J es, mejor este que aqusI, un
argumsnto, contra Ia concession
de Ia pr6rroga que Sc discute.
La penuria que se alega del pue-
bio de Cabo Rojo es general 4
todos los Municipios; de modo
que, 81 Sc concede 4 dieho pde
bio Ia prorrcgs, habria que esta
blecerla. iguaImente para todos, y
este no es possible. Y luego que
el plszo concedido para aque 10
excede { todo 10 ordiuario y co
rriente. lSeis amos nads menos
Adema', que Ia Diputaci6n ha
cometido en- aquel hecho una YER.
dadera infracci6n, pues inicisdo
"a el expediente de spremio con
ira dicho Ayuntamitnto, no era
possible retroceder, porque al Sc
nor Diputado representante de
Distrito g lie ocurriese buscar ese
favor para sus representa- dos, en-
perjuicio de los de otros distri-
toe.
7 media tsmb ca una cireuns.
tancia que invaIida absolutsmente
el acuerdo y hace perfects mente
legal Ia suspension. Ea pr6rro. |
ga hsbia sido denegada por 10
Comision Provincial y asOciados
y u dsasgaei6H fts aFgobada porl