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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-25
coombs vs.. Fort Douglas RAILWAY.

COcmOS vs. fOEI 0ODSlaS halfway.
The last case was that of Martha
Ann Coombs, appellant, vs.. the Salt
Lake City &, Fort Douglas Railway
company ct al. Attorney J. A Will
Jams for the appellant and Attorney
LIE Grand Young for the respondent.
The appeal was from the Third dis
trict court, Judge Merritt presiding.
In 1887 the Salt Lake & Fort Douglas
Railway company built its road across
u and a streets to q connection with
the Fort Douglas reservation. No OBJ
lection was made by the appellant to
the construction of the track until some
four years after its completion, when
this suit was begun. The case was
tried before Judge Bartch in the winter
of 1888 and resulted in d. Judgment for
the defendants on the main issue, viz:
the injunction. and for plaintiff for
damages in the sum of $500, with in
terest. From the judgment denying the
injunction plaintiff appealed to the su-
preme court which reversed the de-
cisiOn of the court below and remanded
the case back, as respondent claimed
new trial. Afterwards plaintiffs coun-
sci filed a motion in the district court
asking that Judgment be entered there
in in accordance with the original
. prayer for relief: but this was subse-
/ quently Withdrawn.
! Upon the appointment OF the pres
/ ent chief justice. however. the motion
was renewed and denied on the hear
ing, the judge basing his refusal to
grant the motion and enter Judgment
for the injunction on the ground that
/ the supreme court had made no such
! order; that under the rules of court.
/ where cases came down with no init
nation of anything more than a re-
versaI, the rule was to grant a new
trial.
From this order of Judge Merritt an
appeal on alleged error is taken.
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Ann Marshall is suing Bountiful City
alleging that for the past twenty-five
years she has been The cwner in posses
sion of a, certain piece of property near
Bountiful City, and that d. certain
stream of water runs through said
land and has been used by plaintiff for
twenty-five years for irrigation pur-
poses. 1t is set up that the defendants
wrongful-y claim an interest in said
land and water adversely to the gain
TIL VINO prays that her title thereto
may be quteted and that the defend
ants be enjoined from claiming or in
9ertering with the land CT the water.
Damages in the sum CT 5000 is also
asked and the costs of the suit
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William Everim Not Expected to Live

On the petition Of Ellen NJ. Everili.
of this city, alleging that her husband,
William Everill, is not expected to live
and that his condition is caused by an
injury received by a runaway horse of
AIidgley Bros, Judge Merritt has
granted an order authorizing j. C. Nc
Nally to take his testimony at the
residence at 10 O'Clock this morning.
in order to perpetuate it. Q. w Powers
and D. y. Straup appear for Mrs Ev-
Grill, and state that in the event of
her husbands death she will commences
suit for damages against TIE AIidgleys
The accident occurred April 6, 1898, and
Everill has been afling ever since.
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Charles B. Felt has begun suit in
the Third district court against Annie
C. TeasdeI, wife OF S. P. Teasdel, John
z. Dolly and Joseph Geoghegan as
assignees OF the firm of s. P. Teas,
.1del. to quiet title to a piece OF real
estate described as lot z, block, 81,
plat c, Salt Lake city survey, in the
neighborhood of Jeremy street. 1t is
alleged the defendants, Dolly and
Geeghegan, as assignees Of the estate
Of S. p Teasdel. without foundation,
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A RenIerin Sui4.

Attorneys j. n. Powers and F. E.
Woods yesterday commenced a replevin
suit in United Staces Commissioner
Pratt's court. The ST is brought by
Benefit Ciole against Sheriff Hardy to
gain possession of a stock of confec-
tfonery, cigars, etc, levied upon on
judgment against n. NJ. Cole an favor
of Louis LESSEE for Ssh and costs.
The Plaintiff in this SUIT alleges that
the goods levied upon were ned 10y
him under a chattel mortgage for about
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Miscellaneous Matters.

James Wrathall is suing Paul
Droubay and Harriet F. Droubay to
recover $4,000 on three promissory
notes secured by a mortgage.
John II. Bailey has begun suit against
Joshua B. Stewart to recover SE01 on
a promissory note secured by mort
gage.
On motion of John e. Bagley, Vernon
r. Andrew, of Ohio. was admitted TO
the bar of the territorial supreme court.
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WORKING ON PROBLEMS.
Hearing on Charges 2 gainst Miss
Blake Before Judge McNally.
THEY SET UP A DEMURRER.
VALIDITY OF THE COUNTY COURTS
JUSTICES QUESTIONED.

John n. Winder Files an Answer in
the EIIerbeck VS.. MidgIey Suit
Bountiful Water Rights-A Re-
pIev1n Suit-WflIiUm Everill Not
Expected to Live and His DepO-
sitions Ordered TaIken-Miscelian-
eous Matters. ~.
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The supreme court assembled at 10
o'clock yesterday morning and heard
the arguments in the three cases set for
hearing, all Of which were taken under
advisement.
The first to come up was that of
William H. Remington ct al, appel
lants, VS.. Jacob L. Weber, Sheriff ct
al. appeal from the Third district
court, Hon. S. A. Merritt, judge. At
tOrney j. a. Williams appeared for the
appellants and Attorney W. L. Snyder
for the respondent.
a Park City firm of merchants.
Young & Adderly, went under in the
month of November, 1891 Several at
tachment suits were fled in justices
courts at the Park, followed by the is
Suance Of attachments from the Third
district court. Sheriff Weber took
charge of all the goods of the defunct
firm in the Park City suits and levied
said attachments IN the order in which
they were placed in his hands, subject
to the prior attachments He sold out
all the attached property, satisfied all
| judgments prior to those of appellants
and paid a portion of theirs. leaving a
| balance of 1929. Appellants attach
ment was levied on November 16, 1891
| Monroe e. Smith & Co. sued out an at
| tachment in the Third district court,
and this latter Sheriff Weber executed
on Nov. II, by attaching all the pro-
I perty previously attached. In addition
! he garnished some twenty-five persons
| then indebted to Young & Adder1y. and
! afterwards collected from the gar
! nishees the sum of S45422 This he
! applied TO the satisfaction of the judg-
| ment in the Smith case
! Appellants sued the sheriff in dam
/ ages and for money had and received,
! contending that such money should
have been applied upon their execution.
as their attachment was prior in point
of time
| On the part of the respondents it is
submitted that the sheriff had the
Remington writ in his hands before he
received the Smith writ, and that the
only point of serious controversy here
in was as to whether. under the facts.
the former writ should be considered
as levied upon the property of Young
& Adderly prior to the latter. Counsel
contended that the request Of Reming-
toms attorney to levy upon the book
Iaccounts was not such a compliance
with the statute as to require the officer
to make any levy.
The case was heard before Attorney
r. H Cabell as referee, whcy found,
substantially, that plaintiffs were en-
TITLED to Judgment against the de-
PENDANTS in the sum of s136.45 with in
terest from July 18th. 1892. and costs
of suit; that neither plaintiffs nor at
ltOrneys informed Weber in writing 70
garnish any Of the persons mentioned
in his return to the writ Of attachment
in the Smith case, ana that plaintiffs
We're not entitled to any part Of the
$454.22 paid by the garnishees.
Motion was Tnada by appellants
counsel to set aside the report and
filing of the referee, and grant a new
trial. but this was Overruled. Here
upon an appeal is taken.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
THREE CASES ON APPEAL ARGUED
AND TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT

William II. Remington ct al, Appel
Iants, vs.. Jacob L. Weber-TempIe
Short vs.. j. f. Pierce-COOmbs vs..
Fort Douglas Railway Company.
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Temple Short ct. al. appellants, VS..
]. F. Pierce ct. al. next came on. At
torney J. y. k1mbaH appeared for the
appellants and Attorney John z. Bagley
was for the respondents. The appeal
was from the Forth district court,
Judge Miner presiding
This was an action brought by plain
tiffs as co-partners against John F.
Pierce and E. r. Christoffersom to can
eel and rescind certain contracts for
the purchase and sac of real estate
entered into between the parties in
May. 1898, on the ground OF alleged
false representations on the part Of the
defendants. The case was tried before
the court without a. jury and resulted
in Judgment for the defendants The
present appeal is from the Judgment
and order OverruEng the motion for a.
new trial.
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Bountffu1 Water Rights.

claim an adverse interest to the plain
tiff in the said property.
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DR.. Prices Cream: Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
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ANNUAL MEETING
CONTINUED from Page u

were not going to suffer the hui
initiation of seeing its doors closed
from lack of funds to keep them open.
On the date mentioned the board con-
vened the Greater Salt Lake meet
ing at the theatre and laid before it
the condition of the chamber Of COM
merce. It Is gratifying to report that
then began a revival of interest in
the association, which has continued
unabated, and which, it IS believed,
with proper encouragement, Will con-
unue until the institution is financially
equipped to discharge the burden of its
existing obligations and supplied with
a balance sufficient to make 1t possible
for it to render in the future valuable
services to the people of this territory.
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roads have supplied for distribution
we'll prepared printed general informa-
ton about the city and territory.
Through the Kindness of the Rio Grande
Western the monthly time tables of
that road and of its connecting lines
have carried throughout most of the
year articles prepared by the secretary
briefly describing the advantages en-
joyed by this city. From statements
made by different general passenger
agents the conclusion is reached that
these articles had q circulation of about
400 0n0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-23

tumbre de fumar tea. cigarettes (cigarri-
Hos de te) que tienen entusiasmados los
aristocratas de aquel pals.
Como los hombres andan revueltos,
los anlmales 60 Quieren ser menos an
dan testarazo limpio.
Los pasaQeros del ultimo viaie del va
por Persia (de Ia 1nea Hamburg-Ameri.
cain) presenciaron una extraordinaria De-
lea de dos elefantes que iban & bordo. En-
dos horas que dur6 la Ggarrddd no deia-
ron cosa sana, despu6s de haber roto las
cadenas que les sujetaban.
En- Mont-de Mersan Sc escape de su
correspondence GAIA una boa de metros
30 de largo, y nadie saba donde Sc habia
metido. Los vecinos no dormian de mia.
do; y al tercor dia lograron encontrarla
detras de un armario de Ia sedorita Val
cour, duef1a del animalito.
Hasta los vegetables SO han desborda-
do. De Normandfa llegan trenes enteros
de manZanas; las cuales ocupan todos los
sacos, todas las carretas, todas las e.
taciones y la mayor parte de los coches de
las lineas ferreas. La gendarmeria ha
tenldo que 1ntervenir contra los carpa.
mentoe de manzanas.
No mando algunas, porque no eojen
en- carta.
Lo cual no impide que ST algunos de
los amigos admiradores que ahora ma
salen ahl quiere obsequiarme con aquikon.
dos, pueda remitirlos esta su casa, 50.
rue dAmsterdam.
iPero va veran ustedes que no vie.
men! No me en1pGchGTdn, no, esos paste.
les calientes. 80.
De todos modos, buenas navidades y
buen af1o nuevo.
de Diciembre. LUIS BONAFOUX
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0TRA ADHESION

Hace pocos dias publicabamos Ia ad--
hesi6n de respetables cosecheros y conner
ciantes de Yauco, ofreciendo contribuir
q la formation de una asociaci6n para
fundar la Agencia Comercial en- Nueva
York y defender 81 precio de nuestro caf6,
y como chispa el6ctrica SO ha communicate
ell contagio.
Hoy tenemos Ell gusto de YER en- nues-
tao apreciable colega La DensocrdciG otra
carta, en- igual forna en- ell mismo senti-
do, que la que va publicamos suscrita por
los principales hacendados y oomeroian-
tes de cafe de Adjuntas que tambien ofre-
cen contribuir al mismo objeto.
La referida carta la hrman los Sc
flores Santos Palmieri, Celso Cabal1ero,
Angel M Pellicci6, Felipe Pfetri, Loren
20 Escandon, Tomas Pietri, Alberto NAL
donado, Sebastian Dominichi, Antonio
Tacoro nte, Andres Maldonado, Juan Bau-
tista Dragoni, Piazza y Natai, Hip6lito
Aparicio, Francisco Piazza, Francisco
Gullasca, Venancio Aparicio, Manuel
Ruiz, Mayol y Oompaflfa, Antonio Benna-
Ear, Jose e. Carvales, Francisco Giraldez.
Nuestros placemes mas cumplidos 6
esos apreciables cabaileros, q. han respon-
dido como 10 msrece Ell proyecto pues ira
baian por una idea de capital importan.
Ella para el oaf6 de Puerto Rico.
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PR B. M A S

Por 10 que hasta ahora sc sabe del
oanje, existen fundamentals para Greer
que no llegar&n Siete nsSII0mes los mexf
canos que habfa en- circulation. IA don
de han lido parar los otros muchos mi
Homes que generalmente go creia eKist1an
en- ell pals?
81 realmente solo teniamos siete mi
llones de mexicauOe, Ien que categorla de
riQueza ptblica deb cclOcarse Pto. Rico!
Calculando que Ia actual cosecha de
cafe, desttnadn d la eGportGci6n llegue
47O mil quintA>'s Qu4 I'LL DrociO de IS pc
sos Quintal vaIdrfa once m2GElOneS SetecGe9a
tos cGmcuent1 mil pesos; Icon que dinerC
los vamos pagar?
Si la COsecha de aZuCar e6 buena, CO.
mo Sc cree, y los precios son reguiares, CO.
mo Sc espera, ide d6nde sacaremos los mi
llones que Sc necesitan para comprarlar
1 En- cuanto SO estima el orc que SO SGI
po7se hay en- Puerto Rico?
lQu6 suma deb3 calcularse por capita
les que anualmente Sc retiran del pals?
"A cuanto ascienden las cantidades
que todos los ahos Sc remesan la PENN
sula para las dotaciones del Ministerio, pa.
gos>a la Oompafiia Trasatlantica por tras
portes oficiales, pagos de retirados y mon
tepios y remesas de las economics de los
empleados oiviles y militares, sumas todas
elias que no vuelven al pals?
IC6mo debe califoarse la situaci6n
economical de Puerto Rico, principalmen-
to para la inmensa mayoria de sus habi-
tantea sea Ia olase media y los jornaleros?
Oontesten nuestros economistas, que
8 su disposition tenemos las Columnas
de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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TELECRAMAS, VIA BO-HAITIANO
(1TGd~cidos eGpresGmente paro
LA CORREsPONDNNCIA)

Paris 12.-El vapor GermaGmGa de la
linea de "White Star" ha tenido un choque
con 81 vapOr CWnabrGr, sin que ocurriesen
desgEacias persOnales. Los armenios han
pedido por TELEGRAPH Londres protection
contra los turcOs. 500 mil de ellos Sc han
refujiado en- las montaflas, donde solo en-
cuentran h1erbas para alimentarse. La
matanZa sigue cada vez encarnizada. Los
musulmanes han Quemado vivo al Arzo.
bispo dc Trevisonda y & sacerdotes.-
Dicen de Madrid que se ha celebrado una
conferencia entire los sef1ores Cknovas del
Castillo, Oastellanos, ministro de Ultra
mar y el Marques de Comillas, con ell fin
de Sratar sobre medios de alleQar recur-
sos para atender los gastos de la guerra
de Cuba.
Paris, 16.-Los socialistas alemanes &C.
1An juzgados segdn la ley de Ia Commune.
Esta decision ha causado gran excitaci6n
an las Camaras. Desmi6ntese Ia notioia de
1a muerte del principe Murat. Telegra-
ttan que los tribunales ordinarios iuxQarAn
al sehor Bosch y Fustigueras por las de-
nuncias que Sc han heoho contra 81 con
motive de los asuntos del Ayuntamiento
dc Madrid. Romero Robledo ataca dura
mente la polltica que sigue en- Cuba ell
general Martinez Campos.
Paris, 17.- Contint1a horrib1emente
Ia matanza de crlstlanoS en- Armenia. Los
1aponeses han evacuado Port Arthur y
los chinos han ocupado Ia plaza.-Des-
&AAASA4V00o OA eSO6OANVO Ad uOblS1& que ma
circulado de que el general Martinez Cam.
pos ha presentado la dimisi6n de SUI alto
cargo en- Cuba y de que le reemplazarfa
el general Weyler. sigue la oposici6n de
Romero Robledo contra la polftica del re-
neral Martinez Oampos acusandole de ser.
vir los intereses del partido reformista Gu
bano. Cr6ese que Romero Robledo ha to-
mado esa actitud para lamar L. atenci6n
p1bNca sobre los asuntos de Cuba dis
traerla de Ia question palpitante en- Espa
na que es la inmoPalidad del Ayuntamien
30 de Madrid.-El gobierno dc Madrid SO
gCcupa de estudiar una nueva operaoi6n
4nancieFa para tener con que hacer frente
q los gastos de la guerra en- Cuba.
Paris, l9.-La campaha contra Mr..
Eaure, presidente de la rep1blica france.
ga, ha calmado un POGO; pero sus enemi.
gos no renuncian la esperanto de hacerlo
dimitlr antes del pr6ximo mes de Mario.
Ocese que Mr.. Faure ha dicho que 81 Ia
Oamara le exige. presentar su dimisi6n,
como hizo cuando Ia presidencia de M.
drevy, 81 disolverA dichas Camaras el
pueblo francis tendran entonces que pro
nunciar1e 1e q favor de. 81 de la U6mara.
Los 1aponeses han eyacuado la Manchu-
yyia y 10 QoEea. III diputado radical Sig
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BlNCO ESPANOL DE- PUERTO.RICO
es INTERESANTE

En- vista del Real Deoreto de de los correntes
dc a cir ulae de fHcha del GobernO General de
esta 1sla relatya al CAME de la moneda mejcana, el
Consejo de GObierno de este Banco ha acordado en-
session de del actual hacer phblicas las siguientes
reglas PARA ell Cumpm ento de las operaciones pene
dientes con este estab ecim' ento.
Prlmera. partir del % del actual, todas las
operactones cuyo pago Sc haya estipuIado dicha
moneda CON la expression de smoneda corr ente,,
qusdaran reducidas desde luego la nueva moneda
eSpanola de acq1acion especial bajo II mismo tipo
de equvalencia fjado para el canje decir, que
d9bito de cien pesos moneda mej;cana 9 corriente
por ejemplo, quedara convertible debto de $95
de Ia nueva moneda.
We Segunda. Los intereses que dchas operaciones
deVenGuen partir del mismo dia % inclusive, seran
Io1 que en- la nueva moneda correspondent al d6bito
luego de convertible este en- dicha moneda segin la
reHIa preceiente.
Tercers. FL Bauco contnuara por ahora adni-
tiende emPleando en- los pagos e 20 por ciento en-
moneda mejicana hacc!onaria al t'po de 10 95 de la
nueva moneda por, Gaia 100 centsvos de la dic0a
fraccionaria; las Operaciones interiores cien
eSntavos': Ia p!eza de medic peso mejcana,, por 48
Centavos de Ia moneda nueva y por "a centavos de
esta la pteza de pes ia mecana; las xeraccio.
nes 1nFerioreS 25 centav0s1 las mOnedas de 10 de
5 centavos por todo valoF.
Cuarta. Lo estsblecido en- Ia regla que antece-
de solo regira hasts tanto que por ell Gobierno Sc
neve efecto Ia recogida CAME de Ia moneda Ell
cana fraccionar1a. r1a.-Puerto-Rco, IL de Dc.embre de
1095-El Sub-gobernador,-J. M. Lopez. 81 10 8
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nor Lsuranxana ha dicho en- pleno Con-
greeo ensRoma que el ministerio Crispi sc.
rs 81 tiltiro gabinete mon&rqulco dc TIA
liza. Despu6s segdn 81, vendra la republica
Al0unos oficiales alemanes han pedido per
misc para pasar la guerra de Cuba.-El
gobierno de Espafia 41a amenazado con sus-
pender Ia conclusion de los buques que se
hacen On los astilleros de Clyde, 81 los ira
baios SO interrumpen I'm ese case heta-
ria seis navios de la Compania General
Trasatlantica Francesa, para armarla con
cahones de tiro rapido y enviarlos & las
aguas de Cuba. El gobierno de Madrid
ha comprado en- Tol6n dos buques de que
rra en- Kiel un crucero que habia sido
mandado construir por el gobierno Chi
no. El sehor O&novas del Castillo ha con
sultado s su gobierno sobre la oonvenien'
ola de mandar Cuba 20, 900 hombres mas.
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INTEMDENCIA GENERAL DE HACIENDA
PvBLlGA De LA ISLA De PUERTO RICO

En- virtud de 10 preceptuado en- el pri-
mer p&rrafo del articulo IA del Real De-
creto fecha 6 del corriente, ell Excmo Sc
nor Gobernador General SO ha servido dis
poner 30 proceda en- todos los pueblos de Ia
Provincial la recojida de los Billetes de
canje, durante los dias 20 al 96 del CO.
rriente.
La operaci6n SO efectuarA en- las Ad-
ministraciones de Aduanas Oolecturias
de Rentas, y en- los demas pueblos por los
respectivos Comisionados de canje, de
ocho once de la mafana y de una & Gin
co de la tarde.
Esta primera recoiida es voluntaria, y
los Billetes de canje continuaran circu'
land0 legalmente mientras no SO efectue
la redenci6n forzosa de que trata ell q pa
rrafo del mencionado Articulo Il; y entire
tanto seguir6n canjeandose los Billetee
por plata en- las Aduanas y Colecturias de
Hacienda.
Puerto Rico, 21 de Diciembre de 1896
ri Intendente General de Hacienda,
3-2 juan de Echen5QWe.
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senor Director de LA CoRREsPoNDHN-
cYA nv pnmnTn~RT00.
AdradOs.

66UOr D1E0OgOT 09 LA OOR8HSHOND@N-
Ola DM PUERTo-RIOo.
Mi bien querido amigo don Ramon:
Con intenci6n aviesa, aguiioneada pOR
sentimientos NADIA mobiles y mUy POGO de-
sinteresados, SO han echado 6 volar en- es-
to ciudad falsas noticias relacionadaS con
mi actitud independents en- Ia Ultima &C.
sion del Exoelentfsimo Ayuntamiento de
esta Capital, en- que qued6 acoRdado por
mayOria, que desde oI l." de Enero pr6xi-
mo se efectuen en- Ia nUeva mOnedR egpR-
hola provincial, todos los oobros y paGos
q. haya de verifcar la dioha Corporation,
sin computar para NADIA ol aument0 de
5pS que dicha moneda tiene seg6n e1 De.
creto del canje> sobre la de cuno mejicano.
Encomt torme con esa doctrina, hube de
votar contra ell dictamen presentado en-
dicha session; y me habia limitado hacer
uso de los recursos legales, sin traer al pd"
blico la question, 81 pof quienes menos de-
bieran hacerlO no Se hubiesen lanzadO al
aire de lag naledicencias ciertas conietu-
ras y ciertss acusaciones que nj debO nj
Qu6ero dejar en- la penumbra.
Sin tempo hoy para las aclaraciones
quo aludO, y que me reserve hacer muy
en- breve, le ruego de cabida en- La Co
RREsPoNDRNCIA & las presentes hneas, pOr-
que me interesa hacer constar en- breVe
que d pesGr de 10 que en- mi contra SO ha
propalado, sligo opinando como 10 opin6 al
votarse Ell acuerdo de referenoia.
Antic1pole gracias y me suscribo de
Vd. tan su amigo como siempre e. g. b. m.
CARLOS M. sOLER.
% de Diciembre de 1928.