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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13

Mosquitoes in Alaska Is a subject
that one wants to pay attention to.
They are here by the billions. writes a
gold prospector. II il impossible to
go out In the evening without a head
net and a pair OF gloves. They will
bite through your clothing a. easily as
is you had nothing on at all. When
they make your acquaintance they al
ways leave you a present In the shape
Of hard lump under the cutiols that
10 full of water. To open th,s you are
sure to have sore spot for several
day.. II ssems that the sting OK mos.
QUITO here 10 more poisoaoos than that
Of HIS brothsr In. the StAfssLs II tie
nosQuNoss csrry the gsrua a rnala-
nal hvvs I .nsst undarsiAal BOW Il
u tAss t,ss ppvusatiou Of Aa.siA i,yea
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
INvALIptD BY FASHION.


Poor Health of Girls IL Due to Over
work In becoming Accomplished.
To learn as many OF the fashionable
accomplishments as possible appears
10 be the ambition OF the girl OF the
period and her mamma. II Is too often
the case that considerations OF phys
lcal health are entirely overlooked and
that the fashionable girl finds herself
worn out and old in appearance and
disposition before she has reached the
age Of 2s. The Ladies' Home Journal
characterizes this folly properly when
II says; There arc parents who. not
content with the studies which their
daughters have to grapple with nj
school. load them down with a few
special studies In the finer arts. have
In mind now several young girls be-
tween the precsrious ages OF IL ana
H. who. after they return from
school. have an extra dose OF painting.
music or languages. But my daughter
must know something Of these things
IL the protest OF the fond mother. She
must be able TO hold her own with
other Girls OF her set OF course. the
girl at this tender age. with such
mental load. soon goes TO pieces. She
becomes anaemic. listless and nervous.
and then the mother wonders Why To
build her up everything under the sun
IL tried except a isssening Of mental
work and the unnatural strain upon
the servous system. The girl develops
into WHAT A bundle Of nerves incased
10 the most fragile frame. her phys
ieal vitality Slapped almost TO the last
dreg. And In this condition she enters
the marriage statel And yet we wonder
why there are so few women absolute
" free from organic troubles. Is II 50
inexplicablef"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
D0WIt'S LATEST.
THE so-cALLED PROPHET SUED
FOR $3.50

Chicago, Dec. i3.-Much interes,
conferred around the opening session o.
the suit brought against "Dr" John
Alexander Dowie, head Of the Chris
tian Catholic church. and the self
styled Elijah H." to force reoeiv,
ership for his Zion place industries.
A bill Of complaint fred by Dowie' 4
brother-in-law, Samuel Stevenson,
was read in Judge Tuley's court
charging him with defrzuding him OF
sis5, 900. According to the bill Dowie
approached Stevenson in Boston.
England, and persuaded him to relin.
quish lace business. earning Gao, 900
yearly iucome, and to come TO this
country rs Dowie's partner. To seal
the bargain Stevenson relates that he
married Dowie's sister, and gave her a
wedding dover o ft5o, 900. which was
to DO returned to him in the form of
stock in the Zion lace industries. The
plaintiff said IL was his belief that he
was Dowie's co-partner, and that Dow
lie had secured his name to . paper
giving Dowie all rights in the COM
psny by fraud. Stevenson charged
that Dowie. on the night Of August
5. 1901. changed papers on him. when
he supposed he was signing Joint part
nership aRreementa
CDR" Dowie himself was not in
court, but through Attorney W. 5.
Packard a general denial was entered
to all charges. The answer stated
that Stevenson was in debt in Eng.
land, was not prosperous, and that
he approached Dowie to Join forces.
Il is further alleged that Stevenson
was dismissed from the Christian
Catholic church for improper con
duct.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
BOY WANTED.
HE SHOT AT OSCAR DENKER
WITH A SMALL PISTOL

Oscar Denker is the name Of q small
boy who works at the Michael estab-
lishment. While down on South First
street passing a negro house he heard
some one rap ON window as he passed
and when he turned a small boy about
fifteen years old, pointed a 22 calibre
pistol at him and fired, the bullet pass
ing near the white boys head. The
negro then ran and was pursued but
not caught He dropped his pistol in
his flight and it was picked up by Mr..
Henry Lehnhard, of the collar factory.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
IT WAS NEW TO HIM.

], 7. Long Of near Danville, KY,
who was on his way to Keokuk,
Iowa, to visit his sister, became toe
hilarious yesterday afternoon at the
Illinois Central depot, and was TAX
en- to the city hall to sober mp. He
insisted on expeotorating all over
the floor Of the depot, and when told
to spit in the cuspidor, declared thai
he never heard Of such thing b.
fore, and wanted to bet >, boz Of
cigars against . glass Of beer thai
there wa, NO sueh word. in the die
tionary. He was released in time "a
depart on his train, .sfier shedaips
tears Of repentance sAddssa .snd
Wiser man ,s,sp .'s'l'A rae -
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
CONGRESS MAY ACT.

Washington, Dec. i3.-Representa.
tive Ryan, Of New York, has INTRO
duced bill authorizing the state de.
psrtment to expend such amount as is
necessary to secure the release of Miss
Stone, the missionary held by Turkish
briganda
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
FINE PORTRAITS.

Mr.. Alex Mcdonnell, the well known
artist and sign painter, is at work on
two large oil paintings for DIR. Jeu
Robertson. They are both woodland
scenes with road running through the
center OF the pictures. In the road
is an automobile, exactly like that Of
the popular physician, and Mr.. Nc
oonnell will paint . portrait of DR..
Robertson in the automobile. The pict,
ures will be hung in the rooms Of the
doctor The artist has been st work
on the paintings Tor several dsys and
has one nearly completed. ssas.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
SPAIN WANTS HER VESSELS.

Madrid, Dec. i3.-In the chamber
Of deputies Senior MaristAni asked the
government to negotiate with the
United. states,for the return Of those
Spanish vessels seized by that country
before the declaration Of the Spanish.
American war. The minister OF for.
eign affairs promised to accede to the
demand Of Senior Maristsni
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
THE tLkS.
TRUSTEES VOTED THE LODGES
THANKs-RoUTINE BUsI.
NESS TRANSACTED.

The Elks held their regular meeting
last night and transacted routine bust.
ness. The action Of the trustees in
purchasing the willett stable was rsti.
fed, and. the trustees thanked.
A special letter Of thanks will be
sent by the lodge to each Of those who
so kindly assisted in the memorial ex.
ercises Dec. 2 ct The Kentucky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
WONDERFUL GROWTH.

The East Tennessee Telephone com.
pany makes the following statement
Of its increase in subscribers for the
month Of November;
Number Of subscribers November I,
1901, 1880
Number Of subscribers added during
the month, 7ls.
Number OF subscribers discontinued
during the month, 4s7.
Net increase for the month, 2l9.
Total number subscribers in system
November 30. 1901, lo,s20.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
POPULAR OFFICIAL.
SON OF A PADUCAH MAN SHER
IFF OF CHRISTIAN
COUNTY.

Mr.. Lem r. Davis has qualified as
sheriff of Christian county, and takes
charge January 9th. He is promin-
ent Republican. and q popular young
man.
He is quite we'll known here, his
father residing at Seventh and Broad
way.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
BU RSED WITH SEALING WAX.

Wallace Lucas, oolored, an employe
Of the Thompson Wilson whiskey
house, was painfully burned this
morning while heating some sealing
wax. The wax fell on his hand and
there stuck burning. Or. Robertson
dressed the injuries.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
oENsURED FOR INTERVIEW

Washington, Dec. lS.-As a result
OF statements made in recently pub
lished interview regarding the ability
Of the Cubaps to govern themselves,
which have been deemed indiscreet,
Lieutenant. Commander Lucien Young
has been relieved by Secretary Long
Of his present post as captain Of the
post Of Havana. 49,.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
| hOOSEN Eli >
1sECRErARY MARRIED

Albany, n. Y. Dec. lathe mar
riage OF Miss Katharine W. Dorr, Of
this city, and Mr.. VIM. Loeb. Jr.,
secretary to President Roosevelt, tool
place at the Emsnpel b sptist church
in this city yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt presented the
bride with q diamond brooch,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
PRE- SIDtNT M'kINLErS
KINDNESS
A TRIBUTE To THE LATE CHIEF
FROM THE SECRETARY
OF THE NAVY.

In an article in the Century on
"Some Personal characteristics OF
President Mckinley" the Hon. John
ID. Long, secretary Of the navy, tells
Of his late chiefs unfailing kindli.
ness.
He was considerable toward every.
body. His first thought seemed to be
to make all with whom he came in
contact or had political or private
relation happier and more at ease.
As be drove through the streets OF
along the country road, he never failed
to recognize a salutation, even IL il
were only the wistful face Of some
child or the kindly interests Of the
wayside laborer. There was no school
boy or girl who had the happy. fortune
to be..admitted to the cabinet chamber
that did not receive from his hand the
flower that he was wearing in the
lapel of his coat.
How many times have seen him
break from an important task to re-
ceive delegation Of teachers or excur
sionists, and that, TOO, without the
slightest impatience or expression Of
irritation, which almost any other
man would have uttered in comforting
the same favor. II was in this spirit
that he went among the people Of the
South. and did more than any other
man has done since the Civil War to
restore among them tine fraternsl
spirit. He acted in this no doubt
from a wise policy. but he also acted
in the genuine spirit Of his own gen.
erous nature.
In the long railroad journeys which
l made with him over the country his
latchstring was always out. IL his
fellow countrymen could not come in,
heswent out to them, fearless, frank,
oonfding "who will attack me" he
would say. ~ haven't an enemy in
the world"
He had a fine sense Of humor. He
remembered incidents and narrated
them with effect. Twice week, on
cabinet days, it was a delightful thing
to go into the cabinet room at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon. The Presi
dent would be standing near the win
dow, looking fresh, with white
waistcoat and a rose in his buttonhole. |
A few people left over from the
morning caller .woul be lingering fer
a word, each getting a pleasant one.
In due TIM, the cabinet would be left
with the President. He would take
his seat at the table, but before settl-
ing down to business was more than
likely to entertain us for ten or fifteen
with some.story of the wal, or
some anecdote about public men, or
soms experience CT his old campaign
ing days"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
JAIL BREAKERS CAPTURED.

Nicholasville, Ky, Dec. iS.-Cary
Robinson, indicted for murder, Charles
White for..robbery and Roland Wheeler
for hog stealing. all negroes, who es-
cap~d from Jail last June, were cap
tured in Cincinnati and brought back
here yesterday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
THB RIVER NEWS.

Observations taken at a m. River
5.2 on the gauge, no change in last
"a hours. Wind south. q fine breeze.
Weather, raining and warmer, Rain
fall last "a hours. 0.2s inches Tenn
peratre SO. Pell. Observer.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
WANTS A NEW TRIAL.

Motion for a new trial has been
made in the Al Tumlin case at Eddy.
vile. TumlinIwss given a life sent
enoe for the killing Of Newt Riley.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
BURIALs TODAY.

The funeral Of the late Mrs ~ II.
Bradley took place this morning at
$50 O'Clock at the st. Francis De
Sales church; burial at Mt. Carmel.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Chiles
Terrell took place at O'Clock this
afternoon from the residence on Court
street; burial Oak Grove.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
New York Press

Heaven makes women; man mar
them.
Hops gives way to doubt; despair
grows to.conviction.
What we call another mans failur,
in life we call our disappointment
IL is woman's prerogstive to chang,
her mind always, bot never her opin.
ion.
There are IDEAL mothers by the mil.
lion there have been some ideal child
rem the world is searching for an ideal
husband.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
puLoER cAsE coNrINuEp.

Tho case for rape and conspiracy 20
rape against John Bulger, John Gal.
nor and others OF the city, in the Liv.
ingston circuit court, was yesterday
continued at smithland.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
TOWN MARSHAL IMPRISONED

Van Vert. o.. Dec l3.-seven
store robbers Of willhsire. u town on
the west side. Of this county, were
sentenced to the Ohio penitentiAry.
Among them were; Chas. Painter,
town marshal, for Ave years; Chas
Fague, two years. Chauncey
Fague, eighteen months; Chaunoey
Roop, Andrew Roop, Ira Emory and
Otis Danner, Que yesr.eAch.
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REPORT UNTRUE.
SOL SMITH RUSSELL NOT SUI,
FERING FROM LoCoMoToR
ATAXIA.

Washington, Dec. lS.-Reports have
been circulated all over the United
States to the effect that Sol Smith
Russell was in an advanced stage of
locomotor ataxia, and would soon be .
helpless invalid. Mrs Russell was
seen at the Richmond Hotel this
morning and stated that the reports
were absolutely untrue. Her hus-
band was then@in the barber shop. .
He Is suffering from nervous prostrs.
tian. bat Is fspieiy seto 'eriAg. r'>'''' p.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13

Washington. D. O., Dec. iS.-The
name Of Reuben ID. Hill. TO be United
States attorney Of the western district
Of Kentucky, was sent to the senate
by the president yesterday afternoon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
LoUIsvILLIANs AsroUNDED.

Louisville, KY, Dec. l3.-After
hearing a report today from a com
mittee that has Just returned from
Washington where it urged upon Sec
rotary of War Root that one OF the
four proposed new army posts he
established near Louisville, the Board
Of Trade appointed bureau to find a
suitable site. The committee had in
mind a site OF 500 acres, but were
Astonished BY Secretary Root, who said
the war department would not con
slider a site Of less than 90, 900 acres
The bureaussAppointed today will en-
deavor to And an available tract Of
land fulhlling the requirements Of the
war department, and II such a tract Is
found, Secretary Root will send army
officers to examine It,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13

Or. Jsnnslls's Tooth Powder. the
only psrfecs dentrifce. Used by 70.
ansd people. Sold by.all drusysts /.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13

Does your mirror reflect clean,
white testh and sound gams, II NOT.
shsn dss Jsnnsfls'i SoSss powdsr: :.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-13
DRANK COAL OIL.
THEN APPLIED A ILIGHTED
MATCH TO HIS MOUTH,

Buffalo, n. Y, Dec. iS.-Georgs
Nowaczyk drank nearly q quart OF
kerosene early this morning and at
tempted to set fire to the oil. He wa
arrested while attempting to start
the fire by holding . lighted match
in his mouth. He will probably
recover.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Many man who isn't bigamist
mas one wife too many. Of
The average woman's sense OF hum.
or Is more or less warped.
The average girl lays aside her bash.
fulness withiher short dresses.
When poverty enters the cellar love
crawls out throush:the skylight
Ths average man: doesn't worry
much about .. the poverty Of his neigh.
Dor Assa----ssss-z--zza.as--
I There Is nothing i'm name. An.
gels never eat what mortals call angel
food.
II love not lightly, "..warbled the
young man whose best girl tipped the
scales at ESQ poands
A mans frst trip abroads takes all
he conceit out Of him. but his coming
back fills him full again to overflow.
ing.
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Try DR.. Jennelle's tooth powder. Il
is warranted 70 be the best offered to
the public. ~ go = - -

40 .s-s,.s a. s'4.'@' = '.'''si
.i.al ts.xs5 ~ - - !; .is4
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Many a man who isn't n bigsmis
has one wife too many. EFF -
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ne Year gold. d...................... 60
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
AVISO.

Para conocimiento de las perso'
mas quiepes interesa, Sc hace pd'
bllco ell siguiente acuerdo tornado
por la Junta Local de Sanidad en- Sc
si6nldel 26 del actual.
Seg1n tiene acordado ell Ayunta
miento todo duefio de casa que este
s!tuada en- Gale 'donde, haya alcanta
rillado, tiene obligation de hacer q
cometida de las letrinas y desagtes.
Todas las obras de acometimien
toa la alcantarilla y las de montaje
de inodoros, Sc ajusta:an a partir
de esta fecha al plano que esta de
manifesto en- Ia oficina de esta Jun
ia, prohibiendose cubrir las tuberias
en- al interior de las casas mientras
no sean examinadas y admitidas por
ell medico inspector,
Los contraventores de esta Or
den quedsran obligados rehacer ell
trabajo, y pagar&n una multa.
San Juan Pto Rico Enero 81 de
1901.
F.. M. MARXUACH.
Presidente.
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AYUNI AMIENT0.
DE 6A N IL AN

Debidamente antorixado por ID
Junta Local de Sanidad hago saber:
que el dfa 21 de Febrero las siete
y media de sn mariana, dar4 princi-
pio Ia exhumaci6n de los cadaveres
que existen depositados en- ell Cemen
terio de esta Capital, en- nichos pes
tenecientes al Ayuntamiento, GU
70 arrendamiento estuviere vencido
bas y verjas que hubieren vencido
los cinco amos porque SO concAdieron
los permisos.
Las personas interesadas que
deseen renovar los arrendamientos
pueden verifcarlo por el ndmero de
amos que gusten, consignando al
efecto los derechos correspondientes
en- la Depositarfa de fondOs Munich.
pales; bien entendido que los que no
10 hicieren dentro del t4rmino fijado
6 sea hasta la vfspera de las exhu4
maciones, Sc considerara que desis-
ten de continuar con dicho arrenda.
miento, verificandose aquella, en- Ia
forma arriba expresada.
No SO permitira extraer las lapi
das que hubiesen estado colocadas
en- los nichos, sepulturas g tumbas,
sin previo permiso que en- cada case
les otorgue la Junta Local de SAM
dad, las cuales ser&n desinfectadas
por el facultativo que al efecto de
signe aquella Junta.
Los que obtuvieren este permi.
SO, proceder4n despegar dichas Ia
pidas, durante los d1as 10 20, E
sean, dos dfas antes del seflalado pa
ra las exhumacioues, dei&ndolas en-
sus respectivos sitics, hasta pasado
el dfa de estas
Nose permitira la concurrencia
! q dicho acto, sino dnicamente aque
las personas interesadas que estu
vieren encargadas de la exhuma.
ci6n.
Sc llama Ia atenci6n de los inte
resados, que por acuerdo del Ayun.
tamiento, Sc ha suprimido ell aviso
particular que los mismos Sc pasa
ba, evitando de este modo toda clase
de reclamaciones.
En- Ia misma forma y bajo id9n
ticas condolences, Sc levar&n cabo
| las exhumaciones en- el Cementerio
de Santurce, el d13 % de Febrero
las ocho de la maf1ana.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para ge
neral conocimiento.
San Juan Pto Rico Enero 80,
1901.
Ell Alcalde,
| j. M. Marxuach. .
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BAZAR 0TER0
A OC II A--P NCE
Literature en- General.

D. don Alemanss, los, y La Eraucta
Holand
Pascual s. Juan 4 trares del mar
Cromo.
7ylor Antropologaa sdtctdn de luJo
Teia.
Beaumont Almscen de los ni1os
Tela.
Bsa. de Wilson i'd de las seHorftas
Teka
Fene76n Acenturas de Te,euaco,
en- francis Cartone.
iii AUenturas de 7elemaco,
en- espahol Cartone
Dumas Angel Pitoa, en- /. tomos
NOrelA Tela
7a~a y Verdan Asesinatos Mad
ntcos Zela.
Francotie Antropologia Criminal
Pardo Bazam &. III pc de la Tore
dc Rtfs1 Tela
Amiccfs Z. de Amigos. Los, en- 8
50 tonsos T'ela
Hugo Victor Aao terrible, 81 Novela
RGstica.
Na0qro so1er Atm6stsra, Ia
RGsfica.
Blanc0 Herrer0 ArchiUoS del escan
dalo, Los NoDela Rastica.
BaStfat Arn,ontas econ6micas Rus.
ffca.
lancer Canatlo Anaarguras de un Rey
NoUela RastfcG.
Campoamor A5solako. Lo Rustica.
DApanlonp i A donde namaos
parar? Rnstica.
Gxrcia Ramjn Ite de uich, El
Rastica.
Bieama Aimas Gemelas, Las No
0eias Rastica
CaHtpa1o Aeceaarto Hustrado
Cromo
A@dot A~te de los Fnegos Artif
ciaies RaSttca.
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4. y = ! J ! !! : ! : !:

A dona Clara Aymard, de Yau
co, Sc lie ha extraviado nm docrmen-
to extr9 judicial de venta que le fn6
hecha por don Rosendo Velasco del
mismo pueblo, de una casa de ma
dera sta en- Ia calle San Francisco,
hoy Pacheco con ell n6mero 80
Desde u publ licaci6n del presen-
to se considerara como de ningdn
valor hi ofecto -el citado decumen
to. Yauco % Enero de 1901. -
s 15-7y
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Ano XL Mum 1886 San luel Do1dl
CoInite de Delensa.
Session del illa 81.

Ell dfa 25 celebr6 10 cuarta se-.
sion dicho Comite, concurriendo don
Francisco de p Acufa, (presidente)
don Carlos Ma Soler, Vice presiden
to, vocales don Francisco Medina.
Mr. ] G W Weymouth, Mr. Philip, 6
Munford, don Francisco Collaao, se
cretario, don Jose g del Vale, =
don Julian e Blanco, con caracter
de informador, acord&ndose:
sQue Sc eleve 6 5000 la exen
cion que senala Ia Ietra a de la Sec
ci6n So,
Examinada la referida secci6n
3a SO acord6: 81
xQue Sc modifque Ia exenci6n
B suprimiendo, y toda la prcpiedad
exenta del pago de contribuclones
por las leyes de los Estados Unidos.
La letra G por no estar en- har'
monia con 10 acordado por el Conf.
te y la D por eli mismo motivo'
La r, Sc discuti6 la convenien
cia de proponer que no Sc tavie1a
presente Ia exenci6n por los mismos
motives en- que no Sc acept6 Ia le
ira G 81 bfen 90 hace ccnsGar que el
Comite en- ningun nnodo nj forma
acepta u contribution sobre las co /.
sechas.
Estuvieron con former los Sres
presentes con exception de los Sres
Weymouth y Collado, quedando sub
sistente la exencion como Sc hatla.
redactada en- el bill 81 bien ampliada
esta hasta la totalidad de la cose.
char
Seguidamente SO procedi6 &
continuar el examen del Titulo II
del bill, acordandose proponer las
enmiendas slguientes:
sTarifa B. que Sc refundan los
ndmeros / W pagandose por am
bos una contribution anual de $50
Que SO rebaje q 25 dollars la del nd-
nero
<Tarifa G, que ell mismo uno
SO file en- centavos, el dos en- 10 cts
Y ell en- 20 centavos. Sc acepta
el ndmero 4 siempre que la propie-
dad mueble no pague como capital,
siio en- la forma propuesta por ell
Comlt9.
.eSecci6n 81, Sc rechaza por
complete.
eSecni6n 80, Por mayoria no
se acepta, por estar conforme con
las actuales tarifas de comercio in
dustria
<Seccf6n "a, Sc acepta con la
correspondence aclaraci6n.
eSscci6n 852 Que La distrihn :
ci6n Sc haga dando a los Municip;os
el 4OpSy destinandose ell 90 pS
al Tesoro Insular.
<Secciones 86 y 81, Que Sc
nombren dos Investigadores con
1900 dollars de s6e]do y dos Escri-
bientes con 48O dollars cada uno.
<Secci6n 81, Que la penalidad
sea del decuplo de los sellos que de
biera pagar el contribuyente, y de no
verificarlo, q razon de g dollars. y
fracci6n por cada dia de los que de
je de pagar y tres veces en- los de-
mas pagos.
sSecci6n 90, Que Sc applique
Ell C6digo Penal.