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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07
IncnI md PernonnI.

The special train over the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas road To Waco yes
terday was we'll loaded with passen-
gers for the Cotton Palace.
S. @. Warner. general passanger
agent of the Cotton Belt. went TO Waco
yesterday,
II. X. Ray has been appointed travel
Ing passenger agent of the Cotton Belt.
j. l.. Pennington, live stock agent for
the Santa Fe, reached headquarters
yesterday.
The literary societies OF the High
school will give an entertainment AZ
the school building this Afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Chestnut are
the parents OF L new tweive-pound
boy
rhirty-nve Knights OF Pytlias went
70 Arlington Wednesday night and in
stituted a new lodge. Twelve candi-
dates were initiated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Austin. Tex, Dec. 6.--Judge Story has
returned from his home at Lockhart
and was ready with Col. Foster for the
transaction OF any business this morn
ing but there was nothing before the
commission.
The Paris & Northwestern railroad.
which is the Texas end OF the Frisco,
has sent in its annual report to the
commission. This leaves now only one
more road to hear from. the Kansas,
Beaumont & Gulf. and Mr., Askew.
who handles these reports for the com
mission, thinks that the mails must
have misoarried which explains why the
X. b. & C. appears to be behind with
its report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Dallas. Tex, Dec. G.--captain GAR
rard OF tho Dallas football team wishes
10 check the rumor that tho Varsity
team OF Austin Will shortly disband
and not M It's engagement here on
New Years day.
Captain Garrard Is in receipt OF The
following telegram under date OF the
9th instant from Captain W. o. Ste
phens OF the Varsity team.
'Wlll play your team in Dallas on
January !, 1896, Tor 90 per cent OF gross
gate receipts. guaranteed 10 be 800"
Tho Dallas team ~ IN excellent
shape. The last years men. under the
leadership of Mr., \, w. Stewart, are
forming second eleven for the pur-
pose Of giving the present team some
practice between now and tho holl-
dnya
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Austin. Tex. Dec. Gin the supreme
court at Austin the following business
was transacted to-day
Writ OF error granted Higgins Va.
Bordagcs, from Jefferson.
Writ OF error refused--Dimmit county
80 B-re-icr. <repi. H,ysaisi-- -
Writ OF error dismissed for want OF
risdiction--western Union Telegraph
company We. Kinney, from Victoria.
the cost bond IL ordered fixed At ssoo
sn ,NorthsIde Railway company VS.
Worthlngton, from Tarrant.
eases ubniitted--Missouri Pacific
railway company VS.. fagnn. from CO.
nal. Houston city Street Railway coin
nan1 ~. Richent. from Harris. Little
- Van Ieer, from Greer.
Motions for rehearing oyeTulsd-o.
c. s. +. Ry. Co vs.. hunt BROS, from
punnels 1.-TWO mntionsl
Nations nar rehearing uubmitted--
smith vs. Estell from 1arrant; cheeves
". Anders. from Falls.
case set-Beil. Hutchlngr & Co. vs.
presIdlo county. from Preside.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Dallas. Tex. Dec. G.--lThc matinee
races at the Fair grounds next satur-
day are the supreme topic in sporting
circles. The biz match for $4,000 h..
tween Joe Patchen aud Ryland II. has
aroused the REQUEST interest.
Colonel Taylor. owner OF Joe patchen,
will arrive tomorrow from 81. Louis
with two special cars filled with his
friends. and Colonel Patterson Stewart
owner OF Ryland r.. will arrive from
Kansas city. also with two cars OF Iii
frlenda.
The other races on thu card are a
ave and ono-half furlong running race,
a Eentleman'E road race. trotting aud
pacing. owners to drive, and a 2,l3 trot,
Entries for these races should be made
by y. m. tomorrow at the Oriental
hotel, with Bob Purdy. who has tho
pool privileges md has charge OF the
entries He Will sell pools on the races
at the Oriental tomorrow night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. s.--James ].
corbett. when shown the Associated
Press dispatch from Jacksonville. Fla.
stating that the city council had re-
pealed the ordinance permitting glove
contests, said that Il would have no
effect on his coming night with Fitx-
simmons. 1.-THE DuVal Athletic clue"
said he "has deposited 5000 as a guar
nntee OF good fsitb. and as tho members
OF the club are business men they no
doubt knew what they were doing when
they put up the money. 1 do not untici-
pate any Interference on the part Of
the authorities and 80 FAR a. 1 am
concerned. ! desire 10 state that / VIII
be IN jacksonville on tho day set FOR
aha fight"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE claims OF a
number or attorneys for compensation
for their services in the settlement Of
the claims OF the old settlers. Cherokee
Indians against the United statea We're
given "a hearing before Secretary smith
and Assistant Hall today. A. result
Of the prosecution OF their claims the
Indians received $500, 3s6, while the at
attorneys fee claims aEsreghted over
1855. 600 The matter grew out or the
removal OF the Indians from North
Carolina 10 the indian Territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

New York. Docl c.--,rhe hearing q
tho allegations Of neglect o. duin
against District Attorney rellows wsa
adjourned for the day after a brisf aes-
nIon before special Commissioner An-
son today. The prosecution has been
demanding all along u tnbulated state
ment OF cases from the district attor-
ney'n office wherein indictments were
found and the rtihi delayed.
This Commissioner Llnaon has norn
ordered the district attorney TO furnislf
and the case went over until tomorrow.
that tlmo for the preparation Of the
statement might be hnd. LAWYER fhh-
lips. who mas been conducting tho
prosecution. offered In evidence a lisu
n cases that had heon dismissed on
the motion OF Colonel Fellows and also
Assistant District Attorney Wellmans
letter OF resignation 10, show that
Colonel InellowH allowed ut W4llH,ra
20 continue his rrifafo pra4uce-"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Paris. Dec. 5.-Henry Houssnye. the
historian and critic, has been elected a
member OF the Ac1defuy. Emile Zola
did not obtain n vote Harry Ha,,a-
pay6' was born IN Paris February ~.
1sas, and distinguished himself during
the Franco-Prursian war AS an officer
Of volunteers, FOR werlich he received
the cross Of the Legion OF Honor. He
has made a speciality Of Gree, studies
and Is a son 81 A. II. H0usslSe. the
French iitefateur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

cepdon. The Rt.-Rev. DR. Clark is now
at Newburyport, july 4. 1872. and grad
uated at Yale college in iSsi. was rec
tor Of ChriS church. Hartford. until
the time OF his election as Protestant
Episcopal bishop Of Rhode Island.
bishops Porter OF New York and Law
rence OF Massachusetts, will deliver ad-
dresses in Grace church and after
ward there will be reception at the
TrocadciV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

dilmer. Tex. Dec e.-IsaAt night bur
glars entered the store OF w. L. crosby
and Z. L. Christian and the saloon OF
j.. y. Bull. also the shop OF w. A. Rob
crts. where blacksmith tools were pro-
cured. They broke open the safe OF
W. IL. Crosby and secured about $40,
procured canned goods and ofanBes AZ
CHRISTIANS and about nfieen bottles ~
whisky at Ruirs. The tools we're Lsit
in the stores. No clcw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

New Yori, Dec When Districs
Attorney rsiows was questioned to-
day ooncerniux the published state
mcut thrt be had received $1,000 from
the Mutual IAfe Insurance COMPANY AZ
remuneration for having secured tbs
conviction ~ DIR. Meyer. no said: Yes.
] certainly did receive n check for 5000
from the company. but II was for in-
nuranco on my elrtern husbands life,
and received II twenty-five yeans
ago. A. for this Meyer story II 10 lie
"a 1rnt.clnnA lie"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Elmo. Tex. Dec. C.--rhe gin Of II. D.
Richardson, two miles north Of this
place, burned about dark last night.
Insured for 5000 Mr.. Richardson waa
hurt. but no, seriously. b. the boiler
exploding after tlDs fire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

dense fog last night. She was fioated
on the next hiEh tide. The passengers
and malls were landed By tenders The
Paris sailed from New York November
Is. aud arrived at southampton at $3.50
last night The Paris reached her
docks at 1850 this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

waco. Tex. Dec. e.--rhe Waco Stats
bank chargcs Clinton Marqusndo with
swlndiinE tho bank out OF $500 Tie
bank claims that he said he was er-
tabliahing bank at Navasota, Tax.
and obtained money under those pre-
lenses. A warrant was sworn out for
Marnuando before Justice Gallagher for
hia arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

San Antonio. Tex. Dec. 6.--George
Gould, president OF the Missouri Pacific,
and party of friends arrived here this
evening from Victoria, Tex. They will
remain here over night and leave at
o'clock tomorrow morning on an In
spectlon trip OF the International and
Great Northern road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Denver. Col. Dec. c.--JndEesnent for
sso0Q In favor of Mrs y. X stimson OF
Galveston. Tex. aFhlnst her former
husband, Frederick HtimHon. was en-
tered ia the district court here fOday.
The Judgment was given on contract
entered into between stimson and his
wife before ne eecured q divorce. She
agreed not 10 contest the suit and he
aereed to pay her $1,000 "a lieu Of all
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Dsc.r ~ ttsavy rains
for the past week here and In the up
per river country has brought on a
barge rise. and between 100000 and
5000 900 bushels OF coal has been START
ed for Southern ports. There are Is
600. 900 bushels in the harbor hsre. aud
should the rise reach 'poounE stage
the entire feet Of coal boats VIII -
down the river with all the coal ,iaiy
can manage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

washington, Dec, e.--The president
today sent to tho senate The following
nominations; Poatnasters--Jghn l.
Rapier. Mobile. Ala: James 4. RllE.
I.lberfy. No. Also 1863 nominations u
p.ostmastcra appointed durins the re-
eess Of the senate. which aaFe been
r,.tfltlehtsd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

Garland, Tex. Dec g. Meaurs. II, II.
Turner aud ]. II. BELL have purchased
the interests OF NJ. NJ, clark and u.
~. billiard In the merchandising husi-
ness OF Cmrk s. Co. They have also
bought out NJ, ID. willipms' dry goods
nnd grDcory business and will probably
consolidate the stocks nj an nrly
Anta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07
olcrelana,. conaItIon.

Nsw York. Dec. 6--Rcgarding the
statement published Ia the West that
President Cleveland - IN precasioa.s
.1eo said today: 1T l. rot witlfh dash
,4..,.,,..,n ench letter. would not
dlgnity II By talking about ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

carencso. La, Dec. e.--Georgs Len
Ter. roadmaster Of the Teche marrow
guaxe. accidentally fell between the
ears today and was crushed to DEATH
IIe came from Iowa. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

providence. II. J., Dec. e---Bisnop
a.bou,as N. Clark Of Rhode Island VIII
h. bonored today on HE fortieth amt
versary Of lbs conservation b. special
religious seFyices and q sDec.-i re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

new orleans. La. Dec, e.--'fhe tesii-
mony in the matter OF Impeachment
urocaedlngr against Mayor John fitz-
patrick has been closed and four DAYS
have been allowed for argumeI, which
viii begin Januafy 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

patnn Rouge. La. Dec. 6.-Win Clay.
asntenced 10 be hanged at shreveport
tomorrow, has been respited ~ h'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

cn,caro. Dec. c..-F'or the fourth time
ives mas ouiplayed schae1er. runns ~
soo while his opponent eathersu w a X.
The total scoso now Isl tss w.
Scnaefser t4gl. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

san Antonio. Tex. Dec. e.-The Wis
consin editorial party spent the DAY IN
me city and were driven around IN ar
rIages. They left tonight Tor TUT
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

coraicana. Tex, Dec. G.--F'ire broke
out IN the millinery department OF n.
r. Mistrot a. co.'s large mercantile
house tonight az o'clock. II origin
ated by hcc curtain being blown
by the wind over lighted gas Jet ana
IA flash tlD millinery department
was a masa Of flames, which spread 10
the shoe department The millinery
department Is a total loss and the shoe
department n partial loss The stocks
OF dry goods and Kcnts' furnishing
goods we're heavily damaged by smoke.
The entire stock insured for $4,000. val
nod al 10000 The loss viii reach into
the thouqands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-07
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-02

do proyecto, 81 bien estamos compile
tamente de acuerdo en- la necesidad Y
conveniencia de promover la implan-
taci6n de nuevas industrias, siquie-
ra para utilizar las materias pri-
mas que en- gran abunda1cia SO des-
perdician en- ell pals, especialmente
en- materias 6brosas, tintoreas, abo
nos minerales, etc, que favor de
una inteligente manipulation, basta
rfan para el consume de Ia isla, IL
brandonos de Ia tutela de los extran-
jeros, quienes pagamos anualmente
IN tribute de algunos millones por
mercaderfas que Ell pals produce Q
esta en- aptitud de elaborar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-02

Los Delegados van a la Asamblea
a darle Ia vida 8 frmar su senten-
cia de muerte. Por ESQ les excita
mos que piensen Y estudien dete-
nidamente los acuerdos que vayan a
reaEzar, pues al poner sus hrmas en
las actas contraeran una gran res
ponsabiIidad ante la historic del par
lido ante la conciencia popular.
ST despojados de toda prevention
personal 81 arrancando de sus cere-
bros toda idea tetichjSta impossible en-
esta 6poca de hbre examen; 81, guia
dos solamente por IN gran PATRIOTS
mo per el deseo vehemente de con
tribuir la salvaci6n denuestros prin-
cipios al bien del pals. concurren
esos Delegados la Asamblea, a6n
podemos abrigar la esperanza de que
nuestro partido, sobreponiendose a Ia
conveniencia personal de unos cuan-
tos en Quieneo Ia idea del 6xito del
medro ha ahogado en- sus almas 81
gran amor Ia patria, podra saEar,
Sc dAl nauf~agio que le amenaza.
Pero 81 contra todo 10 que es de
eaperarse, 81 sentimiento regional Sc
ecIipsa en- esa Asamblea., Y. a la con
veniencia de unos pocos .sacri6camos
Il inter6- general del partido Y Sc
guimoS conslderandonos los parias y
% pigmeos de siempre, sin iniciati
vaS y sin voluntad sin f6 y sin cor
6anza en- nue~tras propias fuerzas,
podemos dar por perdida Ia labor de
tantoS anos por indtiles los sacfii
clos todos que - han r44lizados
E~ta, pues. Is la obra que han de
rea!izar los Delegates 81 Ia proxima
AsambIea; J Il aceptar ese nom bra
miento debeu coiocandose la mano
en- I'll coraz6n, jnrar ante 81 concien-
ci9 que van cumpir 6elmente los
deberes que 81 patriotismo les i'm
pone.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-02
Iu0TBDAD! iUOTEIDAD!

En- Ell establecimiento de mereaucfas,
quincalla, ferreterfa, blsuterfa. etc. etc, De
Juan Castaner, situado en- Ia cale de Alto
cha Wives, So ACADIA de recibir IN varjadc
rico surtido cue ofrece mas su
numerosa clientela al pGblico en- general
: -Entre ellos enumerar6 los sguientes:
HerraC1ientas psra carpiLteros tfectos de
montura, >cuchllerfa, ce,raduras, utenslic
de cociIa, herra mienSas para agrcuitores
los legftimos afanados corta pumas Ro
ger, libros en- blshco, papel s sobres para
cartas, tintas Y todo 10 coucetniente al ra-
mo de escritorio.
En- nercancfas y articulcs de novedad
hay todo cuanto pueda desearse.
Especialidad en- driIe8 mayorquines, De
los cuales hay una existenca coustante en-
la casa, que sc detallan a precios sumamen-
te m6dicos.
Esta casa sc hace cargo de cualquier pc
dido de bordados, tanto para bautizos como
para matrimonios, TRACES para senoras, Glti
ma moda, muebles y todo 10 que en- este
g6nero SO desee.
Visitad, pues, eI establecimiento encon-
trareis las novedsdes que os ofrece
JUAN CAsTANER
Ponce, Eoero 30 de 1894 3Im. :.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-02
A DlESTR0 Y SINlESTRD

Vamos q cuentas con La Integri-
dad:
La Demorocia, cuyas tendencies
en- politica son bien conocidas por los
habitantes de esta provincia. :"
Lo son sin duda:
La tendencia destruir el parasi
tismo burocrarico que diiapida cua-
tro miIoues de duros anuales, mer-
mando Ia fortuna pl1blica
La tendencia fmpedir que los
por cents se apoderen por complete
IL todo cnanto vale y produce en-
Puerto Rico
La taudencia oastigar los abuses
del poder contra ei ciudadano. del
cIero contra Ia religion Y de- fuerte
contra el d6bil
La tendencia conaervar inc6lu-
me el @entimiento ragionalista. 1nico
de que esperanos IA salyaci6n de Ia
honra deI terruno
La tendencia 4 no permitir que
nadies So crea dueno absolute do una
TERRA que le traen sus intereses,
sus ambiciones sus medr6s.
tI pals conoc6 esas tendencias.
+. Mas adn: el pals Ia aplaude.
mas todavfa el pals la sigue Y
las apoya.
Continda La Lqiegyidad
"-. pubIica, en- su edici6n del
q del pa~ado Enero, una carta que
porece le dirige IN tai Vonz, desde
Madrid
/ Parcce, NADIA mas +?
Pne~ p0rpce 10 exacto.
Ricardo Vonz 90 es un mito. como
ciertos correspousales de ciertos pc
ri64icos
Ricardo Vonz IS an jov-n puerto
riqurno de taIento y de energ1a a to
da prupba
Ricardo Vonz ea a. patricia 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-02
EI CarnaVaI en- YaucO
RUIDOSA FIESTA GALLERIL
sn los dias 3, i % de1pr6rjD,0 Fe5rero
NON PLUS ULTRA

los afetor ADS ssta lcita dioersj5n que
desee1a pa5ar ametas horas echarse ana ca
II a're. plsede1 cssair { Yatco, segaros de
reforfsay sa$ hogares, Uevaaaose las mejoyee
iapresioaes
Sc cfrecea todas las co,nodtaades Il eaaatas
Personas de buea q,tsto Sc dtrja3s al HOTEL
PARIS y Por u q7te respeeta d oo1noa
te~, los ttbrd de los pesos y aple-5as g3ts Sc
pidam, 0sses ga sc sa5e qas aqla hay TER
CIOS asfero y enttstasmo
J eI que QltlerG c0nue5lcsrSe que 20 FARO
LEAIOS oesga d Yauc0 ca los resllderos
dtas 3, y 3, y ALA veredes, como ayo 4gra
ges.
E1asro q dc 1894
JOSE CoL6N.-ToMAs GARRosL
DRo BERSA sDtssI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-02
INDUSTRiAS DEL PALS
{ PROYECTO BALBAS }

Obsequiando gustosamente la 81
plica que en- atento B l. NJ. nos
dirige el senor don Juan B Mlrabal,
redactor principal de nuestro colega
La Integridad, vamos dar nuestra
leal opinion sobre Ell proyecto de ley
del senor Balbas en- favor de las In
dustrias de Puerto Rico.
Debemos, ante todo, reconocer los
buenos deseos que inspiran csc pen
samiento del diputado co1servador.
pues las diferencias que en- politica
nos separan no impiden que tribute
mos q nuestros adversarios los apau-
SOS q que Sc hacen acreedore8
Examinemos, pues, ell articulado
de la proposition de ley concebida
por el senor Balbas.
En- Ell articulo 10 Sc pide "que las
nuevas industrias que go establezcan
dentro de los dos amos siguientes a
la promulgaci6n de esa ley disfruten
del privitegi0 erclusiuO de trabajar 50
las por ell t6rmlno de sels amos" Ell
10 cual disentimos de la opinion del
companero. pues por temperamento
somos contrarios al monopollo que
tai concession engendrar1a.
Las franquicias deben ser iguales
para todos los cIudadanos y para to
das las iniciativas, y 81 las nuevas
industries fuesen fruct1feras no We
mos Inconvenience en- que Sc funda-
ran dos 8 mas establecimIentos dedl
cados igual especueclon.
Por natural consecuencia no ser1a
procedente, segun el art1culo 40 que
. Ia autorldad por 81, por medic de
sus agentes, ordenase la clausura de
toda otra industria que por su seme
jana pudiese hacer competencia a la
que haya cumplido los preceptos que
en- la preserte ley Sc contienen."
Dentro del mlsmo criterio expac-
sivo tampoco deberla coartarse co
mo indica el articuIo So, la facultad
de otorgaC cuantas concesIones Sc
solicitor, aunque las industrias a que
Sc reheren sean id6nticas 8 semelan
tes entire 81, y sea cual fuese ell mo
tor que SO lntente utlhzar en- los ira
bajo8 de elaboration.
11Ol : OIL 1e1l3 pCt LduC lOS di llCu tOo
100 al 14a lncIusl7es, tendencies re
gularizar los conceslones prlvllegla
da~, que constituyen el ooJeto pr
mordIa( del proyecto del 8enor Bal
bas.
En- cambio, creemos que serfa mas
practico y e6caz pedir que, ademas
de la exenci6n de contribuciones por
ell t6rmino de dos amos, que aIude el
artfculo so, Sc senalaran derechos de
aduanas muy limitados las mate
rias primas que Sc importer para ser
transformadas en- nuevos productos,
sin exclusion de puertos habiltad~s,
como sucede hoy con ell petroleo.
La maquinarla y sus accessories
para las fabricas podr1an gozar de
absolute franquicia 50 Importation,
siempre que Sc justifcara plenamen
te su empleo en- las industrias que
vinieran destinados.
En res1men: para estimular la
creaci6n de nueyas industrias en-
Puerto Rico, en- la imposibilidad DE-
favorecerIa con primas directas. no
es lfcito pretender de la aaministra
ci6n otras concesiones que las que
dejamos ligeramente conslgnadas.
Sentimos que los priLc1plos eco
n6micos que sustentamos no nos per
mitan adherirnos d la torma en- one
ell eenor Balbas desarro,la su acerta