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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
CAMPAIGN THUNDER



y. v. Len.
The following appeared in yesterdays
edition OF the Evening Times, the repub
lican newspaper recently established In
Houston;
There's Il hen on" and II need create
no SURPRISE if IA nov shuttle by the county
democratic executive committee should re-
suit in the withdrawal OF Judge j. V. Lea
from tho race for attorney OF the Grim
inal district composed OF the counties OF
Harris and Galveston, and the substitution
OF the name of Hon. James Knox Polk Gill
lasnc to fill the hiatus on the ticket
This publication caused some comment
on the streets, which fact led Chairman
Meyer to request the publication OF the
following cara in The Post:
Houston. Texas. September IS. Tho
Post will please state that The editorial
contained In the Evening Times, stat
ing that the executive committee
thought OF supplantlng the name of j,
V. Lea with that of j. *. L. Gllaspto
is absolutely without foundation.
Jos. h. Meyer,
Chairman Executive Committee OF Har
ris County.
Post representative asked Mr. Lea
about the matter and that gentleman stated
that there is no ground whatsoever for the
statement, He said 1t was, in his opinion
simply a scheme to injuro him and that he
would endoavor TO get at the bottom CT H.
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great many hand bags are seen this sea-
son attached TO tho skirts of tailor gowns.
They take tho place Of chatclalncs and are
mhde in all fancy shapes and trimmed 10 the
most elaborate fashion.
saw ono Of these bags few days ago
which waa shaped not unlike very large
near. IL was OF gray nohair ngurei In black
To match the skirt Of tho wcarer's gown, ana
was linod with brilliant parnie satin. II was
gathered about six inches from the top, %
there WAS a deep heading, and between the
Iuwa of gathers WIS band OF parme satin
ribbon, Tho bag WAS fastened TO tho skirt by
means Of a very large gold ring which hooked
over a hugo cut steel button. Light articles
enMll bc onlrled IN tho hNnMtiful pouch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
pm you EVER TRY

Benzinc and common clay for cleaning mar
blot
wisp Of hay boiled In the tea kettle for
removing rust?
Sweet oil for removing nnger marks from
oiled furuitureg
Mixing little baking soda with brick dust
for securing knives
Applying raw bcefsteak 10 remove the dis
coloration VI n brulso'
Dropping n little ether into n bottle OF oil
to prevent II from becoming ranotdP
paste made OF crude putash aud whiting
for removing grease spots from marble?
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MISS MOSS THANKED.
Employees of the Central Are SER
Nnnts of the nrnNc YOnnG Wommn.

wants of the Brnvc Young Woman.
Ennis, Texas. September IS. The FOL.
lowing was handed to The Post CORE
spondent yesterday afternoon for publlsa-
ton:
In behalf or the employees OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
company, those injured and the train
crew, desire TO express the heartfelt
gratitude and admiration ~Elss Mae
Moss of Denison, Tex, who so heroically
came to the assistance OF those injured
in the wreck at Chambers creek on
yesterday. This plucky young woman
Yaded in water UP to her waist aud
saved this life OF one OF the passengers
by holding his head out of the water
while he was unconscious. Miss Moss
is the "uncrownet queen of the Hous~
ton and Texas Central Railroad COM
ptpy, and If the employees can ever
serve her in any capacity we will deem
It an honor. Each and every oae of
the employees of the road and those
injured beg to remain always her most
obedient servent. who kisses her hand.
John D. Daffan,
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ANOTHER REFUSAL.
An Agent OF the Commission Is Shut
Out from Seeing the Books.

Mr.. E. NJ. underhlll. an attache OF the
Texas railway commission. is in the city,
He is here TO examine the books OF the
local railroad companies. and made for
NAL demand for that privilege on the Texas
and New Orleans officials yesterday The
officials of that road, however, declined
to honor his request for personal rsa-
sons" as stated 10 The Post reporter. at the
same time informing Mr.. Undarhil that
their books and papers were open for in
spection at any and all times 10 any other
agent, clerk or representative whom the
commission. or any individual member OF
its body, might send here for that purpcss
There seems to be no disposition what
ever to conceal from the commission all the
Information desired, but for personal
reasons" Mr.. Underhll! does not seem to
be persona grata. Ordinarily. the refusal
OF railroad company to permit the agent
would be a violation of law, and the per
sonal reasons" which operate declination
might involve a heavy penalty.
A reporter Of The Post conversed with
Mr. UnderhiH last evening and endeaYorea
10 elicit from him an' explanation OF the
circumstances. He politely, but firmly.
eyadei all information on the subject AMI
intimated that the affair was now one Tor
the commission TO deal with. In the mean
time, he remains in the city, ana VIII
neither admit nor deny that he Is here 10
examine books aud papers the custodians OF
which will not even allow him 10 LOOK at
except through closed doors.
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THE TEXAS MEXICAN.
Ii shows n Deficit of S2.0OO,0oO md
Good Prospects for Litigation.

Austin. Texas. September 2s.-T'he rail-
road commission today received the annual
report OF the TsNas- Mexican railroad. 1t
shows gross earnings amounting to si26.-
276, as against operating expenses Of $685.
1872. The rond runs from Corpus Christi
to Laredo. and is l62 miles long and has
an accumulated deficit OF 1000, 600. which
is greater than the commissions valuation
OF the property. Information has been
furnished the attorney general rpon which
TO institute proceedings to fornit this cor
porations charter for violation of the gen
era office law.
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William r. Ewing.

BRENNAN, Texas. September 2S.-At
1855 this afternoon VIM. p. Ewing, after
an illness OF three weeks with typhoid
lever, breathed his last.
he was &c years and II months OF age.
he was lawyer of ability, but for the
PAST three years had been engaged in the
newspaper buslness, being the junior editor
ana ana proprietor of the Brenlam Evening
rress and Brenhsm correspondent OF the
Galveston News.
He was possessed Of all the noblest at
.rioutes Of man and his death TO the writer
Is 100 sad theme TO dwell upon.
ms funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
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THE Rates So so and 81. 90 per day
LAWLOR...... JAS LAWLOR. Prop.


q. L. Anderson. Cincinnati; Geo. N Will
Lson, Dallas; T. 7. Campbell, Temple; o. s.
Thinner ard wife, n. r. Hansen. Sabine Pass:
N. J. Turner Comersvllle. Ind; Alvin Sneed
and wife, Beaumont; NJ Is Fly. Corpus
'Shr'sti; L, Nj. Glessner julius ]. Loeb, st.
Louis J T, Franklin Waco; J. II. shelby,
Dallas; G. W. Butcher. Geo W. Bonham,
Cbaa. W. Ogden and wife, San Antonio: w,
i. FRACTION Waco; wn,. Mansfield, Shreve-
port " 7: Carter, Cameron; j I. swanson,
panwle. Va: w. L, Harris. Galveston; J.
III Brown and wife. Miss Margaret Elsmere,
bal Reid, w. h. Walters, Fred X. Long. Jap.
~; Dupont, New York; j. w. Carridine, Phil
|sdeiphia; G. l. Hunt, S. w Smith. New
YORK Mrs. McCluskey, Miss Kate Mae b.
Mccluskey, New Orleans; Miss Jennie Green,
velasco: F.; l.. Chapman. Cuero: A. ". Chill
|oress Dallas; r. b. Webb, San Antonio;
Gslyde Quick New Orleans E. S. Beard. Fort
worth: W. j. Armstrong. Dallas; D. /. Has
|eett. San Antonio; s. A Sessions. Bowie ..
A Ballard, Fred p. Morrill,, Chicago; J. S.
paugherty. city; F. o. Afeld, Edmund Carrie
Tor. New York; Geo ID. Wise, Richmond, Va. {;
II. b.; Smith. Little Rock II. J. Hnrrlng,
[SiVi T.. Scharh and wife, Jennings, La: j.
Morris and wife, Mrs. A. Morris, Haletsville;
~. X. Halter Velasco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

Dallas Texas September 2s--Funerai
services were held today at ST. Patricks
Catholic church over the body of the late
r. A. jackson, who fell dead in the slrecte
from heart disease on last Monday even
ing The body was tonight shipped 10 81.
Louis, from which city Mr.. Jackson came
TO Dallas twelve years a-a IN the service OF
r. 6. Dun q Co
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
GOING TO FORT DAVIS.

Mr.. P. H. Goodwin, general freight agent
of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad,
will leave tomorrow morning for Fort Da-
Wis. Mr.. Goodwin has been a sufferer for
some time from pulmonary complaint, aud
under the advice Of his physician goes TO
this Western Texas resort, where 1t is
thought the high altitude and bracing eli
mate VIII restore him to health. MIR. j. H.
Johnston, chief clerk in the general freight
depar tment will have charge during the
absence of Mr.. Goodwin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
NET A CUT.

In speaking of the recent reduction the
Katy made on cotton from Texas to Japan
w. B. Grtseclose said tonight that his road
merely met the rate in force on the South
eastern lines via New York. Those lines
had rate Of $l.25 hundred, said he
and In reducing our own from sliO TO
SIPS we simply met the cut. The benefit,
of course. Will accrue to the producers.
who desire TO take advantage OF that mar
ket "
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Fell from "A Car.

A man named Douglass, living at 2lO6
Milan street fell from street car on the
Louisiana street line last night while the
car was passing along Trayia street between
Capitol and Texas avenues ana being
dragged some fifty feet or more over the
brick pavement was quite seriously hurt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
Special Grain Rates wanted.

Sherman, Texas. September 81. P.
Harrison. president of the Grain Buyers
association, left today for Austin, where
he viii meet other members of the grain
buyers committee. who will M ct the rail-
road commissioners for the purpose OF
obtaining II possible special rates 10 the
COAST on grain 70 be exported.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

John burst, Tyler; II. Brown, T.. L. Lap.
plngion, city; W. y. Griffith, Waco; c. T.,
SS,9igiing, Plano; J. NJ, Pace. Jr., Dallas; ]. d.
biand. Orange; II. Dunkepson and wife.
X; A Simon, Knobs o. Tennessee Co; Mrs.
NJ ~. r Field. j. +. Allen, La Porte: II. l..
Iiark, Victoria V. N Martin. Pittsburg; w.
l.. orth. San Antonio; r. L. Cox. + E. Hal
ION. Gonzales; j. S. Arlington and wife,
huntsville VIM Register Austin; J. H..
hihEhead, st, Lous; Lee Garrett, Fort Worth
= Is Compton, Moreland La: c. II. Whe-
con, Yoakum; Il. NJ. Powers, Cincinnati; f..
=. Jackson, WaXahache; NJ. Il. Hopkins,
Denlson; G. e. Homes, Dallas; n. a. Arm
strong, Athens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE,

"A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At
snis season your feet feel swollen nervous
nc Rot. and act tired easily. II you have
fTnlatung feet or tight shoes. try Aliens Foot
1ase' II cools the feet and makes walking
ssaS' cures swollen and sweating feet, blis-
b nas and eallous spots Relieves corns and
unions q all pain and gives rest and comfort
~ u today. Sold by ali druggists and shoe
~A'sa ). olmsted. lie Roy. n. y.
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NEW LIVE STOCK AGENT.
james 4. Wilson VIII Occupy that
Place ON the Alton.

Fort Worth, Texas, September 2s.-Jas.
A. Wilson, who has just accepted the po-
siton of general live stock agent OF the
Chicago and Alton. to succeed the late
John Nesbitt, left for Chicago today TO con-
fer with the officials of the road. Colonel
Wilson will open headquarters In st. Louis
October I. He Will have charge of his old
territory and in addition other Western
territory of the road, Colonel Wilson was
formerly with the Southern Pacific, and
later was with the Gould system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

c. W Cohen, New Orleans; Carl NJ. Fishel,
|et Louis; Victor c. Barringer, San Antonio.
|John j. Gleeson, New York; VIM. Horn. Phil
Iade)phia: NJ T. Newton, Chicago; NJ. Schwed.
New York VIM. j. Raw city; Jas. d.
Rogers, Dallas; V. s Robb, Ir., Smlthville;
~. d. Brooks San Antonio; II. II, Bates and
fwife, st Louis e. III. Anderson Waco; VIII
Antonio; w. j. Grove, Yoakum; W. u.
knight, Cincinnati; DR.. ]. NJ. Eager. Calves
ton; j. ]. Franklin. Dallas; l. j. Nathan,
Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

The Mallory line has inauguratei It's
semi weekly sailiugs between Galveston
and New York every Wednesday and Sat
ur1ay. The "Wednesday steamers from
Galveston call at Key West and the Satnr-
day steamers 10 to New York direct
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

meet at the office OF Joseph T. Meyer on
saturday at S y. m. The county demo-
cratic executive committee will meet in
conjunction With the candidates at 10 a. m.
Wednesday, october 5, in the council
chamber at the market house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

the Texas and New Orleans and the Sa-
bine and East Texas railways to ssop at
Beaumont car load shipments OF cross ties
ca route from mills on their lines TO sta
tons o. the Araasas Pass and the South
ern Pacific allied lines at a charge OF So
per car for the stop in addition to the
through rate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

and killed by freight train near Butte.
Mont. Mr. Gregory was formerly supcrin
tendent OF the gulf division OF the fntcrna-
tional and Great Northern and was we'll
known in Palestine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

montgomery, Texas September 2s.-W.
~ Beekworth, doing a general merchandise
BUSINESS at Bo5bin, assigned today, II. B.
,or,h assignee; assets and liabilities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

Austin. Texas, September ss.The rail.
road commission this morntng authorized
a rate of III cents for the transpor, alton
OF cotton seed from Hesrno and BRACES
Valley points to Hcarne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

Austin. Texas, September 2S.-The an
nusl report of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe. received by the commission this even
ing. shows a deficit Of s590.767 for the
year ending June 80, 1898.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

A comparative statement of approximate
earnings Of The st. Louis aud San Fran
CISCO for the third week in September
shows: 1saS sisS.52i.9i; 1897. siii, iai.2 (;
decrease. Ss66sS3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29

Corsicana, Texas, September 2s.-Judge
Davis OF Oak Cliff, who was injured In the
wreck Monday. die7 last night at IL o'clock
from his injuries. His remains were
shipped to Dallas this morning for Inter
ment. They were accompanied by a number
of friends and relatives who had been here
with him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
THE HOTELS
eAPTTOL HOTEL
Frank A. Hervey,
Sr., Manager.

Rooms from $l.00
per day upward.
with or without
bath Our Cafe"
is conducted on
the u la carte
plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
: : e { 81 Fas LADIES.

Tho gown which the tailor made woman
adcpts This autumn will resemble very closely
the cutawny coat which forms the fsshtca-
ahc lrcws Of her male escort Resides being
masculine in i's design tho taiior-madc gown
will be very SNOWY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
Thc COUNTY Democracy

The finance committee OF the Harris
county democratic executive committee will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
Au,hor,xed to stop Cars.

Austin, Texas. September 2s..-The rail-
read commission this evening authorised
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
A Picked-up Wrcalxfaat.
Fried oatmeal.
Fish cakes.
Fried potatoes Cream gravy.
Wheat cakes.

rue NewcN calling Cards.
New York Sun.
STYLES IN Visiting cards for women and meg
have boon completely reyoiutioniscd, Matrous'
cards are much smaller than Formerly. while
those for young women are not much larger
than tho oards used recently by the ultra
fashionable uian. The correct card for mon
for social ueage IL only shade bigger than
a wee Infants rSri. MIR and Mira" cards Is
hast wears caryis for n,atrons which ~ smaller
nv an inch than they were formerly Roman
letters, cr block type Is in vogue for man
and womeh Though Few people refuse 10
gi,e IN script Very thin CARTS arc the thug
nguin- They cuine IN two seasons ago, but
did not tnd fawr New they are In demand
aEain. which Is only another slight evidence
OF the nchlcness Of fashions followers. They
are certainly not So bulky rs thick ones. and
this IL an advantage not To be treated lightly.
especially since woman has once more adopted
the pocket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-29
THE HUTCHIN3
HOUSE,.
4. O. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rntes: 500 and
$3.50 per day.

T. p. A. head
luarterR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-22

Cans.ias. Sigue hablandose de inteligenoias
con varias naoiones para el porvenir contra
cualquier conf cto entire Espaha los Estados
Unidos. III gobierpo guarda absolute reserva
esta muy tranquilo. Han tenido lugar ma.
nifeetaciones en- Zaragosa en- Malaga, abo-
gando por la revision del proceso de los anar,
quistas de Monjuich. FL gobierno bs pedido
de Frarcia Ia expulsion de los cabecil f!ipinos
q. se|encuentraD en Ia sotualidad viviendo en- esa
replblica El gobierno de Francis acce lie Ia
petcidn del de Espsha Comentsnse las de-
c'araciones que se stribuyen al emperador
Guilermo de qne no toerara que los Estados
Unidos sc apoderen de la isla de Cuba. Las
utimas noticiss recibi!as de &Bolinso, Flipi,
ra., cicen que se ha diruelto ell alzsmiento
ha quedado restableoida Ia conunicsci6n coz
Manila. Los e'emeLtos republicanos organi-
aaron un <meetirg, para proclsmsr candida
tos los generates Borrero y Segura. La dis.
| cusi6n fu6 tumultuosa. La preDaa coutinua
splaudepdo las dsclaraciones del senor Moret.
-. 81 quiere usted pssar el ratio entire
teni 10, visite Ia peluquerfa .Laursk Batt,, San
eel Imrsrcial, de Madrid. "Barce ona CO.
derns,, GEL Cato Negro y Don Qniiot."
| o1os tiaeA caiiodtuIas J S'doauos ue muCua
oportunidad.
-. Ell vapor costero <Vasoo, ssldra del
puerto de esta capital para ell de Areoibo es'
calas en- Ia ma alrugsda del 20 del corriente.
-. GEL Imparcia." de Madrid dice 10
sguiente: <Anoohe reobimos un kilograms dc
Washington en- que Sc nos dice que an CORES
ponsal nortesmerioano de Roms ha oonfsren.
ciado con Monseaor Rampolls, y este lie hs
msnifestsdo que Su Santidsd 81 Papa despues
de estudisr todos los aspectos del problema Gu.
bano, do la rszon los separatstas reconoos
la juttioia de su Gauss. Semejante notioia e.
falsa en- absolute. Ell papa, lejcs de penssr do
ess maners, viene dando pruebas de sfecto pa.
ternsl Espahs interesandose por Ell triunfo
de la ley en- Cuba, que es. segin dijo no ha
mucho. el triunfo de Ia civilization cristians.
Hacsmos References del contenido del despa'
cho para poner en- guardia las gentes contra
seme1ante patrahs. Podrfa dsrss 81 csso de
que no faltase quieu tratase de utiliz,r en- ID
Bolss estsl notioias, y es bueno que % sepa
que son total J absolutamsnte falsaa."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-22

mento eli dep6sito de las pspeletas en- una urns
de CRYSTAL vi6rio transparente, para oumPnr
el precepto, mas que Ia conoclda forma de Ia
urna, debe atenderae & la sustancia materla
de su fabrication, pudiendo usaree oualquler
continente diAfano de vidrio cristal, con tapa
de ipual na,uraleza, 81 es possible, por1ue no
siendolo ~ esto se refere en- ultimo case tam
bien 4 la urns-habra que utilizar el medic mss
hacsdero para lenar los requisites esenclales
de Ia emission del sufrago
Las demas reglas de Ia votaci6n colnciden
con las del antique derecho; mas, en- todo aque'
Ito que ata7ie al escrutinio, es indispensable
sdsptar ell procedimiento marcado en- el deoreto
de 3 de Mario 4 Is simu,tsneidad de ambas
elccciones.
En- ell recuento, como en- Ia anotacion do
los votos, habrs de estableoerse Is debida sepa
racion entire la diversa naturaleza de las candi
daturas, llevAndose la misms separation al
acta7que eera una sola para cada mesa-de
escrutinio parcal.
Y como cs distinta Ia division electoral pa
ra Representatives. que para Diputados, teniendo
algunos districts, en- una otra division, la
misma ca2italidad, = ninguno las mismas sec'
clones, es de rigor que las mesa' que cores
pondan dos ospitalida1es, designer, en- vez de
uno, dos interventores que concurran, osoa
oual con certifcaoi6n del acta del escrutinio
paroial, uno la cspitalidad del distrito o cir
transcription de diputados Cortes otro q Ia
capitalidad del dietrito de Representatives. in
suares, para tomar parte en- Ia Junta de escru,
tinio general, como previenc ell artfoulo 40 del
Reglamento citado; pero, basta Ia designation
de un solo interventor, cuando la secci6n que
le comisiona tenga, para Representatives. Di'
putados, 10 misma cspitslidad.
FL escrutinio general, que ha de verihcaree
4 las 10 de la mafana del Jueves 81 en- la capt.
talidad de oada distrito, serA presidido en- la
capital de Ia provincial per ell presidente de la
Junts municipal, por ell funoouario que nom'
bre el Presidente la Audienoia del te'
rritorio, en- las otras capitalidades
de Distrito por el presidente de Ia jun
ia municipal; siendo Indispensable para que
la de escrutinio pueda funcicnar on dicho dia'
la concurrencia de la mayoria de los interven'
torres designados, sino pasa de SO 81 ndmero de
secciones en- que este dividido ell distrito, Q la
concurrencia de IS, en- caso de que el ndmero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-22
A ULTIMA HORA
SCPLEMFNTO A LA xGACETAs n 90.
GOBIERNO IhSULAR
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.
SECRETARlA del DESPACHO
de Grdcid y Justlciu y Gobernocion.
S7-BSECRET.A RIl- CIRCI-Z.1R

Dispuesto que se verifquen simultAnea.
mente las eecciones de diputados Cortes =
representatives insulares, & fin de armonizar
las disposiciones legales concernientes una
otra eleoci6n, en- 10 que &c refere votaoiones
escrutinios ,deberAn los cuerpos J funconarios
electoralee tener or cuenta las instrucciones que
sguep:
Para mayor faoilidad en- Ia yotscion en-
81 escrutipio, SO verifcara aquella con dos pa
peletas dos urnas, correspondence unaa Ia
election de diputados Cortes otrs la de
representatives insulares; de manera que oada
eleotor vote con papeletas distint's en- distintss
urnas sus candidates para Ia Camara de la
Colonia, separadamente del candidate candl
datos para la Camsra nacional.
Asf, constituidas las Mesas del modo que
e1pone ell Reglamento de 3 de Mario aolara
Ia primera circular de esta seoretarfa, empezara
q las ocbo de Ia maflana del proximo dfa 27 la
votaci6n secreta, entregando al preaidente ell
elector, una 4 una, Gus dos papeletaa dobladas,
primero la que contenga la candidatura para
diputados Cortes y luego la otra con la can
didatura para representatives insulares, deposl
tandolas ell presidente en- sus respectivss urnae,
con ell ntervalo su6ciente que los intervento'
res puedan seguir Ell curse de Ia votaoi6n.
Dispone el artfoulo 80 del citado Regla'