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mile. Lawson rode plucky race, consid-
ering the conditions of the contest, and
finished with n terrific squirt on the home
stretch. he next day he was Frustrated
and has not been able to rise from his bed
since.
John Laws son was born in Sweden May
13, 1872. He commenced riding in 1891
and did his best work in long-dstance
events. He was noted for his terrific
spurts, which repeatedly won him vic
tory from seeming sure defeat. Because
Of his powers as a winner In desperate
contests he earned the title which he has
borne ever since, that of the terrible
Swede."
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
the gold fields will have to buy from them.

the gold fields will have to buy from them.
The transportation companies will thus
of necessity reap a rich harvest.
"a dog, dog, my kingdom for a dog,
is the general cry here. Horses have
practically proved failure here as
means of transportation. They have to
be housed in tents in which fire is kept
The dogs, however, live on next to moth
ing and often make astonishing time. The
relative value placed on men and dogs Is
shown by the fact that / could get an ex-
perienced man for my trip to kiondyke
for nothing. but had to pay $50 rental for
a dog and had to make Il contract to pay
$40 if anything happened to the animal.
Miss Irulcomer gives a good report or
the manners and morals of the camps.
During her residence of year at Circle
City she knew of no murder being commit
ted and little lawlessness. The miners
make law unto themselves, and all tacit-
ly accept it's unwritten mandates.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
OR AYIING MICHIGAN THURSDAY AUGUST NUMBER

that they could not spare any of their ap-
paratus. A message to Chicago for help
brought an immediate response from
Chief Swenie, who started engine COM
panies 40, AZ and 1, in charge Of Assistant
Chief Campion, on gnllop to the quick
ly prepared special of the Michigan Gen.
tral. The engines and hose carts were
loaded, the track cleared for rapid run
and everything made ready, when word
came that the fire was under control.
The fire originated in an underground
vault in the basement of the Michigan
City Sash and Door Company, used as a
storage room for gasoline, shellac, naph-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
MICHIGAN CITY FIRE.
One Man Killed and Five Families
Made Homeless.

One ran burned to death in a horrible
manner, another suffering from severe
burns, several overcome by the fumes of
naphtha and heat, property loss of S70,-
600. an entire block of buildings in ashes
and five families homeless. These are the
features of fire which Wednesday
threatened Michigan City, Ind, with de-
struction end resulted in a call upon the
Chicago FIRE department for assistance.
An explosion in the Michigan Sity Sash
and Door Company's plant resulted in
the fire which was subdued only by the
persistent efforts Of every able-bodied citi-
zen. For n time 1t looked as IL the entire
city was to be sacrificed. The fire was
beyond control, the wind high. the volun-
teer firemen unable to make any impress
sion upon the flames which burned hose
and apparatus and pushed their way to-
ward business houses and residences. A
call for assistance telegrnphed to Ham
mond, Ind, was answered unfavornbly
by the officials of that place, who replied
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
man there will probably be many ira
gedy this winter.

man there will probably be many ira
gedy this winter.
The Alaska Commercial Company.
which has already ten times as much
business offered by the Yukon route as its
river boats can handle. is doing all in its
power to check the rush by the Juneau
route. Many persons have already start
ed by land route. lacking experience. suf-
ficient provisions and proper clothing.
Even when parties were small and infre-
quent it was necessary for them to wait
days and weeks to get out lumber at Lake
Bennett for boats or for violent snow
storms to cease. With this sudden influx
of Klond.kers it will be utterly impossi-
BILE for fraction of the travellers 10 get
dogs. Indians or boats.
The delays will exhaust their supplies.
and they cannot secure provisions of any
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
strewn with skeIeton..

The widow of Lieut.. Schwatka, the
Arctic explorer. being interviewed at Ben
ton Harbor. Mich, concerning the Klon-
dyke gold regions. which country she has
repeatedly visited with her husband, says
the Government should stop the tide Of
immigrants pouring into the gold fields in
Alaska. She says the mountain passes
are strewn with the skeletons of unfortu-
nate miners who perished from either cold,
heat, malaria or starvation while trying
to reach the golden region.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
EXCITING RACE THE YACHTS ENQUIRER

kind between Dyea and Dawson City. I'm
less RELIEF stations are speedily establish
ed there will be some CHASTITY tales to tell
OF this mad rush, OF the calamities of the
Chilkoot. in binding blizzards and of mis-
cradle death in the hundreds of inhos-
ptablc miles that lie between the noun
tain pass and the Yukon.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
MOON PARTIALLY OBSCURES
OLD SOL.
Event Visible in the, United States
with Smoked Glass the Fiery Cres-
cent and Lunar shadow Could Be
Seen.
Sum In a Shadow.

On Thursday, between the hours of 3
and 10 n. m, central standard time, the
moon, in the course of her monthly round
of the heay ems, passed directly between
the earth and the sun. The consequence
was an eclipse of the sun, which was Wis
ible throughout the United States, in
Mexico, the West Indies, Central Amer
lea, the northern half of South America,
over a good portion of the Atlantic ocean
and on the west coast of Africa.
To observers within the districts bound
ed by an imaginary line drawn from the
central part of New Mexico to Tampico
and thence to Havana, the Windward
Islands and Lake st. Rogue the outer
edges of the sun assumed the appearance
of ring of fire. To the fact that the
moon appeared smaller than the sun was
due the lack of totality in the eclipse as
viewed from the earth, though to the
putative Inhabitants of some of the other
planets the eclipse may easily have been
total On this sphere there was, however,
no region of total eclipse. And even in
the Central American districts from which
the annular band could best be seen, the
fiery ring lasted for only a few minutes.
At Washington and across the whole of
the OHltcu States III pOlHts III upouI 'hc
same latitude as Washington-3S degrees,
80 minutes-exactly one-half of the sun S
face (the lower half) was yelled.
An eclipse of the sun is quite differ
ent affair from an eclipse of the moon. "A
lunar eclipse is caused by the passing of
the moon through the earth's shadow. II
is visible from every point on the earth s
| surface from which the moon itself is Wis
| ible at the time-that is, over one entire
hemisphere of the earth. Furthermore, a
lunar eclipse, whether total or partial, pre-
sents one and the same appearance to ev
cry observer, no matter where he is sta
| toned, whether in Boston or San Fran
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
Associa- Men,
Totals. Arc 1,e1O, 300 $50s,8ss. .e95
CHASTITY TALES OF DEATH.
Starvation Awaits Many Gold Seekers
to the k1ondyke Region.

Serious news has come from Port Town
send relative to the Klondyke excitement
and it forecasts horrible situation that
in the near future will confront many
gold seekers en- route to the arctic El
Dorado. AS is known Dyea, which is n
short distance from Juneau, is the start
ing point for the overland journey to the
Klondyke region, and there, according to
the report is more freight piled up than
the available force of Indian carriers car
transport over Chilkoot pass in eighteen
months. In the twenty-seven miles be-
tween Dyca and the head of Lake Linder-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
PANIC ON a STEAMER.
Boat Cambria Collides with a Raft or
Logs in Lake Huron.

The side-wheel steamer Cambria, doing
passenger business between Detroit,
Windsor and Sault Ste. Marie, and along
the Canadian shore of Lake Huron, was
wrecked at an early hour Wednesday
morning on the Canadian shore of Lake
Huron. near the mouth of st. Clair river,
and is a total loss. She had nearly lOO
passengers on board, most of them on a
summers outing, and carried crew or
twenty nen. She left Sarnia about mid
night Tuesday night and went out into
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
THE "TeRRlBLE SWEDE" DYING.
Noted Cyclist Is Frustrated After a
Long Distance Contest.

John Lawson, the terrible Swede,"
Chicago's favorite ng-distance rider, is
dying in Baltimore. Two weeks ago in
Baltimore he rode in race in which he
was pittcd against cowboy. The dis
tance was twenty-five miles and the cow
boy changed ponies at the end of every
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

q small fortune to survive until an oppor-
tunity to return offers itself. There is
gold in Klondyke-gold in abundance, dirt
rich enough on some claims to yield from
800 to $500 per pan; but it is mined with
difficulty, mined in n small way. mined
slowly, so that for the average expert
enced digger the profits are swallowed up
in the expenses. Men who had been min
ing in other points in Alaska and the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05
SWITCH PRED OPEN.
The Chicago Express on Big Four
Wrecked by Miscreants.

The Chicago express on the Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis Rail
way was wrecked at Thorntown, Ind,
Friday morning. Four were killed out
right ana several slightly injured. me
dead are: Engineer Seth Winslow of
Greensbnrg, Ind; Fireman Il. Crickmore
of Indianapolis, and two undermined
tramps.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

The new fast train over the Santa Fe
has reached Kansas City on it's initial
trip Wednesday. IL carries passengers,
mail and express and reduces the time be-
tween Chicago and Kansas City from
fourteen and one-half hours to eleven
hours and thirty minutes. The train
overtakes the regular passenger train for
California at Kansas City, and will work
a material improvement in mail and ex-
press service.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

from this, it is estimated that more than
5000 had been wagered on the result by
the admirers Of the competing yachts.
Both of the yachts were built last year
The Enquirer was constructed in Buffalo
and cost $G5.000. The Pathfinder was
built in Racine and cost $4,000. Each
il 1873 feet long. The Pathfinder is IL
cet at the beam and the Enquirer one
foot less. The Pathfinder has n ram bow
on the lines OF that of battleship. while
the Enquirer has n clipper bow and an
oyerhang stern.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

A slight earthquake shock was felt at
San Francisco Monday.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

Cycling is the sport Of sports, and it Is
continually broadening its sphere of use
fulness.
There really never was much OF a move
ment on foot for building roads until the
movement was mounted on n bicycle.
There threatens to be clash between
the organization calling itself the Nation
al Cycle Track Association and the l..
A. w.
followers and Is conceded by those who
know to have every paced record at his
mercy.
The break in bicycle prices is the nat
ural result of open competition, reduction
in cost of materials, enormous demand
and consequent profit i'm the business. Ev-
erybody wants a wheel, and 1t looks as IL
comparatively few would be debarred on
account of price.
Irving A. Powell, the amateur crack of
New York City, who rode in the circuit
races ut Rochester recently, will come in
to an inheritance of 100000 on his birth
day.
Eddie Bald states positively that he will
go to Europe at the close of the national
circuit for two months, there to rest until
the opening of an indoor circuit, which he
says is sure to come.
A farmer by the name of Inman, who
hailed from Kansas, competed at the
Kansas City meet on the national circuit
and won handicap handsomely.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

CRAWFORD TENT, X. o. t. NJ. No. 100. =
Meets every Saturday evening.
j. COLLINS Com.
T. NOLAN, II. h.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

GRAlLING CHAPTER, r.. A. NJ, No. 12).-
Meets every third Tuesday in each month.
j. X. MERZ. Ii. p.
A. TAYLOR, Sec.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-08-05

woMEN's RELIEF CORPS. No. 162, meets on
the I'd and 4th Saturdays at 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon. MRS. NJ L. HANSON, President
REBEcCA WIGHT, SEQ.
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es.atuir sobrc la organization admnitrativa,
sobre division territorial, provincial, municipal
6 judicial; sobre sandal martina terrestre;
sobre cradit6 ptblco, Bancos sstema mo
netaro.
Estas facu'tades Sc entienden sin perjuicio
de as qne scbre las misinas materia> corr, spon
dan, segin las leyes, al poder ejecutNo colonial.
Art. 80. Corresponds fgnalmente al Par
amento nsular formar los reg'amentos de aque
Has leves votalas por las CorteS del reiro que
expresamente sc lie confien. En- este eentido lie
compete muy cspecialmente, podrd hacero
desde su primera reunion, estatuir sobre el pro-
ccdimicnto electoral, formation de- censo, e.
lifcac!on de los electores y manera de ejerctar
ell sufragio; pero sin que sus di-posiclones pne'
dar afectnr al derecho del ciuiadano, segdn lie
cstd recoroeido por la ley electoral.
Art. 81 Aun cuando las leyes relatiyas
q la Administration de justioia y orgauiza.
c6n de los tribunaes son de caracter general
obligatoras, por tanto, para la colonia, el
Parlamento colonial podfd con sujeccion Il
elias dictar las reglss 9 proponer al Gobierno
central las medidas que faciiten el ingreso,
conservation ascenso en- los tribunales loca
les de los naturales de la itla de los que en-
ella ejerzan la profession dc abogado.
al TObernhuOf lrenCr&l en- COnse/O COrIes'
ponden las facultades que, respecto al nombra.
miento de los funcionaros, subslternos y
auxiljares del orden Judicial dcmas asuntos
con la administration de .iusticia reaclonados,
ejerce hoy el ministro de ultramar, en- cuanto
q Ia isla de Cuba 50 rcfere.
Art. 35. Is fasultad exelusiva del Par.
lamento insular la formac6n del presupuesto
local, tanto de gastos como de ingresos, y del
de ingresos aecesario para cubrlr la parte que
q Ia isla corresponds ell cl presupuesto naelo
nal,
AL crccto. 81 gobeh;i1ol general presontara Il
las Camaras. antes del mes de EserO dc cada aho
el presnpucsto correspondents al ejcrrlcio 81
guiente dividioo en- dos parties: la prlmera con
tendr;i los ingrcsos ncccsalioj para cubri los pas
tos de la soberania: Ia segunda, los gasos in
gresos propos de la administration colonial
Ninguna de las dos cimaras po1ran Ilsar d
deiberar sobre Il presupuesto colonial sin haber
voado dctinitivamcnte In paric refercnte d los
gastos dc sobcranla.
Art SO. \ las Corjes dnl rclno corresponds
decrminar cualcs hayan de considerarsc por sll
nat,lraleza gastos obgatoros inherentes ii la So
bcrania. iiiar ademj, cata tres amos sn cuantla
los ingrcsos nccesaros para cubriros. salvo STEM
pre el derccho de las iaismas Cortcs para alteral
esia disposition.
(ContinuarG maHan0)
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NOTICIAS

Porque tendrla que salIr muv tar
de esta noche LA CORRESPONDENCE, no
podemos publican integros en- Ia pre-
sente edlcion, como nos prometiamos,
los decretos mandando implantar Ia
autonomia en- Puerto Rico. Adelanta-
mos hoy una gran parte de su articu-
do. Ell que Sc refiere al regimen arancc-
lario, 10 publcaremos mahana.
Nos suplican publican 10 81
suiente: Con pruebaS materiales para
testificar 10 que die ell LA CORES
PONDENClA, aguardo muy sin cuidado
que ell senor Gonzalez me lleye 4 los
tribunaIes, suplcandole que no Sc con-
tente con ell juicio de conciliacion lie
We la querella al iuzgado de primera ms
tancia.=Rio-grande, Diciembrc l. de
1897.-JOSE A. RFNACH "
-Ilemos dido que el motive que tuvo
al alcalde de Sabana Grande para opo-
nerse al meeting de los ortodoNos, de-
besc que estando mny cNitados los
ammos, Sc temia Ia alteration del
orden pdblico.
En- cl vapor corl&o Ia liesado la
estimable lamila del senior Serralles
que en- lrevc scguIrd ylaj je para Ponce
"A la hora dc escrlbjr estas Iincas
no hemos podido conseguir todavia CO.
pia de los indices de Gobernacion V
Hacienda. Dicen que yienen unas 30
ccsaatia- Y que lendrdn muchas mas
por el pr0Nlno coneo.
Son lntcrcsantisimaS las noticlas
que hemos recibldo de Madrid. Pero
impossible para nosoiros pnhllcarIas hoy
por ell eXccso de material que tenemos
en- cartera. Las iremos pubIicando po-
co POGO.
De Barros recibin0s anoche el ST.
guiente telegrana Son completamen-
te lalsas las noticias publicadas en- es-
los dlas por Elpais y La Integfidad.
diciendo que ell partido liberal autono-
mista Sc pasard a Ia disdencia. Pro-
testanos de csa impostura. { D6blles
somos PueS cntonccs por que en-
plear agrcsioncs cobardes contra noso-
tros !: Ramos, Rodriguez, Ortiz, To
rrcns, Colon, Rivera, lIoyos, Diaz,
Gutierrez. Cruz Y Esteva, nj Sc camban
nj sc venden.-IsUIoro Ramos.
-Insistese ell que eI seIor don Be-
nito Francia, mtdicD de Ia Armada !
resldente Ell Madrid, scra nombrado
seeretario de este Goberno general.
-Nuesiros estimados amigos los
sehores don Juan Hernandez Lopez Y
don .Iulan Blanco Sosa. Ian shlo
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GRAN ALMACEN
DE NJ U EBLES
NoA y vALr.E
16-CRUZ--16

Realization prcclos sumamente m6dcos
Alquilercs mensuales Il precios popularcs,
Gran cNistencia dc narmoles V maderas de
cedro. l5-t
-. Sc ha ordenado la ejecuci6n de un
acuerdo de la Diputacion Provincial relative &
que una vez tornado el plan dc ferrocarriles
secundsrios resaelva acelca de Ia subvenci6n
que sc solicita para el &c Anasco Lares.
~ De Yabucoa nos es;.ibe un amigo 10
siguiente: sAlgunos advcrsarios polfticos de
los que Sc precian de conocer cl poryenir, dicen
que no les asuata la preponderancia que ha to.
malo Ell partido liberal fusionista, porque de.
sapareeera tan pronto Sc RIPARIAN las prebendas
(vulgo destinof). Entonces, dicen, habran
muchos descngshos, y los desenganados iran
todos engfosar los psrtidos po!ftcos. ;Sera
verdsd tai vatlcluio?-No creemos que en-
Puerto-R Rico abunden ceres tan POGO decorosos,
que solo tengan opiniones polfticas y que solo
sean poiftlcos por una humi!de credencial; pero
81 asf fJese, esos desgraciados, nuestros jefes
deben mirarlos con prevenci6n, y colocarlos en-
81 lugar que Sc merecen. Con tales gentes no
Sc va ninguna parte los bombres honrados
20 debemos confundrnos con los que venden
sa dignidad por un piato de lentejas. E. part.
Do liberal necesita hombres 10 mamarrachos
Los mercaderes deben ser arrojados del temple
augusta de la patrIa.,
- Sc ma ordenado Ia ejecuci6n del acuer.
do de la Diputaci6n provincial, autorizando al
ayuntamento de Ponce para celebrar subsstss
i corto plszo para ell abasto de carnes.
x*.s w.. esto? Antes de anoche las
once fue detenido en- la pazuela de San Fran
cisco J couducido q la Jefatura de Orden pabli-
co, dOnde permaneci6 hasta las dos de la ma.
drrgada, porqre no llevaba la cedula encima,
un operario de los talleres de La CoRREspoN
DENcIA. La misma noche, dice, fueroa dcte
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nombrados por cl gobierno de S. M.
Consejeros ponen(es del Conseio de
Administration de esla sla, quedando.
por 10 tanto, cesantes, nueslros tam.
bicn cstimados amigos don Rafael Pc
rez Garcia don liIpiano Valdes. Tam.
bien ha sido declarado cesanlc don
Rafael Palacios Rodriguez del cargo de
Official segrndo de Ia intervention del
Estado. Don Abelardo de la Haba ha
sido lrasladado d Santa Clara, isla de
Cuba, don Francisco I'uenles, a la In
lervencl6n, Don Luis IIerce liza sido
ascendido d Official ~. de la Admins
TRACTION local.
Aver tarde luvo Iulgar en- Rio
pledras la solemnc Inauguration del
bentlico As|o para ni1ossI, que fu6
apadrnado por el selor Egozcue Ia
dlsllnguida sonora gcnerala Ortega.
lllcleron uso de la pa|abra, ell senior
lrovIsor. Padre Reclor.de los FEscola-
pos y los seflores Egozcue yAlvarez
Nava. La fiesta resull6 de todo en-
lodo solemne y de ella volveremss 4
oeuparnos con cl in erts cue rcquiere,
-Nucstro csIimado amigo ell senor
lenIen'e coronc don Cayetano Caparr6s
y sll estnnabe consorte, estan pasando
por Ia pena de haber pcrdido aver una
nina de dos amos medic de edad, que
era eI encanto de aquel hogar dichoso.
LES acompahamos en- su iusto duelo.
III apreciabe maestro sastre,
don Asapito Font ha sido curado hov.
prlmero en- la l'armacia de Blanco
desputs en- ell cuarto de socorros. Dor
ilaberle pasado por I'm pie las ruedas
&c un carruaje, lastimandole bastante
FL senior Font es sordo Y no s;nio el
RADIO del yehiculo, lamenlandose de
que el caballero que 10 ocupaba, no Sc
dctllVIese despu6s de haberle causado
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.AF ULLENH0FF & KORBER
al Agentes del cheque Bank Id
Londres y New York,
Hacen psgos por cable.

tacen p3gOs pOr caDle.
Giran sobre todss las cspitales de Espaila,
sobre LONDREs, PARIS, NUEVA-YO
HAMBURGO, IIABANA.
Compran venden ORC, y toda clase de
moneda eXtranjera.
Compran, venden y dan avances sobre
Ctdulas lIipotecarias del Banco Territorial
Agrfcola, etc.
X. Esta tare hemos recibido el siguien.
te telegrsma de Caguas: xp6ndida mani
festacion recorre las GALES de la ciudad en- ce.
ebraci6n decretos implantando la autonomfa.
Cinco mil personss, todos sdictos causa liberal,
asisten a la manifestation. Indecible entusias.
mo. Esta noche faegos artifciales = bale en-
el Ayuntamiento Iron detalles. - Ez Corespou.
SAL,
~ Sc ha trasladado la Intendencia el
ofcio de la inspection de obras pdblicas solici.
tando que ell psgo de los derechos arancelarios
del material del puente sPrinclpe de Asturias,
se haga por formalizaci6n.
~ Inmensa es la algeria que ha causa.
do en- Areclbo la noticia del in0uto de los
reos de Quebradilas, debido 8 la magnanimi-
dad dc la augusta soberana S. NJ. Ia Reina.
la comisi6n de la Cruz Roj ia de Arecbo en-
representation de todo aquel pueblo, nos rue.
ga dar las gracias todas las autoridades, CO.
mission provincial de la Cruz Roja, Junts de
Damas y s todas las personas que se han inte.
resado en- alcanzar tan piadoso objeto.
- De San Sebastian (Pepino), nos in
formsn 10 siguente Ella reunion de yecinos
del barrio Guatemala, en- casa de don Juan
Bautsta Esteve, estuvo cencurridfsima. ALI
el presidente del comit6 local del partdo lbe-
raj autonomista don Manuel Rodriguez Cabre.
ro, con Erase elocuente explio6 los vecincs dc
a1uel barrio los deberes derechos del ciuda-
dano. Despues le siguieron en- ell uso de Ia pa
lsbra los sefiores don Ramon NJ. Torres don
Aadres Mendez Liciaga, quienes denostraron
sus aptitudes para la oratoria Los esposos
E:tcvss dispensaron toios los concurrentes la
mas cordial bienveuida,
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TITULO vi
IL LIS J;tsa',adss del Parlame,.to iasular

Art. 81. Las Cdmar4s insular,s ticaen
ca,tad rar7 scoriar sohre todos aqnelos pun.
,os que Il" hay ~ si,lo especial taxativamca'
te r sers los Al ias Cort,s del RENO . al Go.
hiarao csntra,, -giiG d lrssente decreto . 10
cue CT . ie!anle - ispus;ere. en- arreglo d 10
,,recep.ia 10 ga el artteuln , : scic;otal.
I'm este >cn,l-io, sia gu, Iii e9umeraei6n
supongs inli,aci6n Dc liz facrlia ,es, les cores.
lo1ie cstatu:r sobr. cusnte. a>untcs V mate rias
!nruml n Il lo~ min s,crios de Grscia .Iu>.i.
cia, Gobernari6n, Hacien.!a V Fomento, en-
>pr~ tres aspecto> te 0bra> piblicas. In>tru;'
ci6n Agriculture.
i.es core ~ponie aiiernas q conocir,ie1to
pr, atvo de todos aqualios s>uBtes De fndole
Inramente lorll que afeeten l'FinciPanerie al
ierr;tcrio cclon;a;. en- este >entid" poinin