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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-18
Baseball Peace Conference.

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-President Johnson.
of the American League, to-day announced
that the annual meeting of his league would
be held in this city. probably next Monday,
and that the first conference between the
peace committees of the rival leagues
would be held in Cincinnati on Jan. 5. Con-
corning the outlook for peace, Mr.. Johnson
said he believed satisfactory compromise
could be reached, but he declined to talk in
advance of the probable terms. There will
be two leagues, and not a consolidation into
a twelve-club league circuit.
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HAY" CLARK ELECTED.
VIII Captain the shOrtridge Football
Team Next Year.

The Shortridge High School football team
yesterday elected Heslep Clark captain of
the squad for next year. The election was
a great surprise to many who are interest
ed in athletics in the s. III. s., and was a
decided blow to the ring which has been
prominent in the schools athletics for some
years. 1t was thought that Walter Gipe.
who played half on this years team and
has been on the squad two years. would be
chosen to captain the team next season,
but Clarke was successful.
HAY" Clark Is well known in all
branches of Shortridge athletics, having
played on the football team three years,
and has been a member of the basketball
team FIVE. He played right half on this
years football team. He is popular among
the boys and a good player.
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No Consolidation of Leagues.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 7.-Relative to
the statement made by Harry Pulliam, the
new president of the National League of
Baseball Clubs, that a possible result of
the peace meeting in Cincinnati next month
might be a consolidation of the American
and National leagues, Vice President Som
ers, of the American League, said to-day
that no matter how much such a step
would be desired by certain National
League club owners that the American
League will not enter into any such agree
ment.
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NOW IN THE LEAD.
Indianapolis Polo Team Played a Sem
satiOnal Came
special to the Indianapolis Journal.

RICHMOND, Ind, Dec T7.-In brilliant
contest here tonight the Indianapolis polo
team shut out the local team by score
of 10 to o. 1t was a case of hard luck for
Richmond, as her work on the floor was of
a high order. Jessup, the local goal tender,
played a poor game. Score:
First Period-Hipson, S:29.
Second Period-Coggshall, 2:05; Hipson,
1:40; Coggshall. 1:26; Way. LOO.
Third Period-Gavitt, $40; Hpson, $40;
Coggshall. 1.23; Gavitt, lis; Gavitt 300
Berry. the Indianapolis goal tender, had
forty-two stops and Jessup twenty-six
Two fouls We're called on Way, one on
Houghton, and one on Hadley. Attendance
15OO Referee, DeMontreville.
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Totals ....7S6
DEwEYS VS.. STONE PALACES.
washington Alleys.)
Division
Second Division


Mayor Bookwalter, who is president OF
the National Bowling Congress, made a
wonderful hit with the bowlers of New
York when he appeared before them Tues
day night and urged them to attend the
national tournament to be held in this city
In February. A large crowd of New York
ers will come to Indianapolis, and they will
support Bookwalter for reelection as pres
ident OF the National Congress.
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Venexuelans United.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE consul gen.
eral of Venezuela in this city to-day re-
ceived the following cablegram from
Torres Cardenas, secretary to President
Castro:
Bankers, bar, commerce, society and
clergy, constituted in committee. approve
the governments attitude, and offer Presi-
dent Castro their aid unreservedly."
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LIMA, Peru, Dec 1.-THE French lega-
ton here presented to the Peruvian govern
ment on Nov. OF this year a claim for
sl6.071,9i0, in favor OF the Dreyfus brothers
of Paris in accordance with the findings
of the Lausanne Court of Arbitration. Up
to the present time the government has
made no reply TO the presentation of this
claim. and il is probable that the French
legation tomorrow will reiterate its re-
quest for settlement
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ATTITUDE OF GERMANY.


BERLIN, Dec. IA formal notification
of the blockade of the Venezuelan coast
by the war vessels OF the allied powers
Is likely to be issued tomorrow 1t Is
understood that ships of the United States
will be on precisely the same basis as those
OF other nations.
Germany considers that President Cas-
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Belgium's Claim.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 1.-THE Belgian claims
against Venezuela amount to several mill
lion francs. They arise chiefly from the
nonpayment of interest on Venezuelan gov
eminent bonds issued as purchase money
for the water works at Caracas, which was
promoted by Belgian company.
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SERIES BETWEEN LEADERS
uAMnLERs WON FOUR GAMES FROM
THE TIsH-I-MONGOS.
Crf.f and Gardner Rolled High Scores
Royals Won Six straiEht-In-
dfvidual Scores.

The most interesting series in the In
dependent League games last night was be-
tween the disadvantages and Ramblers at
the Pastime alleys. The Ramblers won
four of the games with high scores. Gram
and Gardner cut quite figure In the 80
scores Graft scored 213 in the third game
and Gardner rolled 236 in the first game
for he second division. The Tish-i-Mingoes
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RUNNING RACES.



NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lin the inves-
tigation of the riding Of w. Hicks, who
was suspended yesterday. the stewards
have uncovered the bookmaking firm of
Stitzel & Grefer as the alleged instigators
Of the boys crooked work in the saddle.
They have, therefore, suggested to G. s.
Bush, steward of the Western Jockey Club,
that w. Stitzel and +. j. Grefer, operating
under the title of the Iowa Club. be ruled
off the turf. The stewards also suggest
that the suspension of Jockey W. Hicks
and his employers, Harfield & Owen be
continued and Hicks's Wallets be denied all
privileges Winners in order: Suburban
Queen, z to 2; Albert c., to 2; The Lady,
to s; Kitanning, to 10; Scotch Plaid,
to 5; Playlike, to 1.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.-Winners at
Ingleside in order: Sol Lichtenstein. to /;
Salver s to 5; Muresca, to 5: Dunblane, 8
to S; Ada N, to 2; Byronerdale. to /.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Gen. Wager
Swayne. who has been Ill for some time at
his residence. was tonight reported to be
very low. His recovery is not hoped for
General Swayne served with distinction In
the civil war, being brevetted major general
for gallant and meritorious service, and
retired from the United States army in
1870. He has practiced law In New York
since 1850
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VENEZUELANS FOR PEACE.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
Wisconsin at San Francisco, as il had
been planned to send her to the Puget
Sound dry dock to be extensively repaired
1t is stated, however. that no orders have
been given to the ship to proceed to the
isthmus, from which she only recently re-
turned.
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Racine in Second Place.

RACINE, Wis. Dec. 1.-THE Anderson
polo team tonight defeated the Horlicks
to 4. Both teams played a fast game.
Goals by Horlicks-Reichert G), Dawson,
Smith; by Anderson-Murphy 90, O'Hara.
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No Ball at st. Paul.

CHICAGO, Dec. H.-President Hickey. of
the American Association, announced to-
day that there will be no association base
ball club in st. Paul next year. That the
st. Paul club will be transferred to some
other city is a certainty, but whether or
no 1T will come to Chicago is not yet de-
cided.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. lin a letter
written TO friend In this city, w. Godfrey
Hunter. minister TO Guatelama. says: II
will not leave Guatemala until I have put
these conspirators in the penitentiary."
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Likely Enough.
Springfield Republican.

SprlnBHeIu fSepuDIfCdu.
Something OF q stir has been made In
Great Britain by the proposal OF an Ohio
millionaire TO buy Sir Walter Scott's Alb
botsford and present IL 10 the Scottish peo-
ple Some day prosperous Scottish-Amer-
lean will buy Scotland and give II TO the
Scotch.
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Basketball Dates.

The managers of the girls basketball
team of the Shortridge High School has
closed dates for games with the Terre
Haute State Normal, Butler College, Craw-
louisville and the Manual Training High
School.
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Minister Hunter In this letter designates
five men whom he claims were in a con-
spiracy to kill his son. who shot VIM. Fitz-
gerald in Guatemala City last month.
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KOREA ASKED TO PAY.

United States Reported to Have De.
manded One Million and n Half.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec lit is an
nounced from Seoul that the United States
minister has demanded the payment Of
100000 due to the builders of the electric
railroad
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rolled a 9lS score. The Royals played a
consistent game and won six straight from
the Columbias. Erdelmeyer's score OF go
was high in that series. The Centrals took
five from the Standards. The Prospects
and Alcazars split even. and the Stone Pal
ace team won four from the Deweys. The
scores:
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line useless. If By a miracle Caracas were
taken the Venezuelans would wage guer-
rilla warfare. as they did against Spain
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WEATHER FORECAST.
nlssr To-Day and To-Morrow, with
Fresh West Winds.

WASHINGTON. Dec. H.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
For Indiana-Fair on Thursday; fresh
west winds. Friday fair.
For iIlinois-Fair Thursday; fresh
west winds. Friday fair.
For Ohio-Fair on Thursday; fresh to
brisk west winds. Friday fair.
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OBITUARY.
Gen. Henry NJ. Cist, Cincinnati
Lawyer and Author.

Lawyer and Author.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 17-Word was re-
ceived from Rome, Italy, to-day Of the
death there of Gen. Henry NJ. Cist we'll
known lawyer and author of this city.
General Cist was sixty-five years of age
and enlisted as a private in the civil war.
He won promotion after promotion and re-
tired from the army as a brevet major
general. He is the author of 1.-The Army
of the Cumberland" and has written a num-
Der of articles for periodicals. He had been
travelling for his health, accompanied by
his wife and daughter.
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Local observation. ON Wednesday.

Bar. Temp. R.H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
IA. m. 1924 q "a S'west. Clear. 0.Ol
7p. m. .301i 81 IS West. Clear. 600
Maximum temperature. IS; minimum tenn
perature, Y.
Comparative statement OF the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation on Dec. IL:
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23
THE PEOPLES STORE.
Rebecca Lodge.

Notice Is hereby given that there
will be Rebecca Lodge l. o. o..
+. instituted in Anadarko, O. II. on
on the night of Oct. 23rd, by Mrs.
Nj. +. Roger, of Willard Rebecca
Lodge No 90, Waukomis, O. r..
Past Pres. of Sebecca assembly of
o. Il. all Odd Fellows and their
wives, and all single women, or
widows, including those who are di-
vorced, who are oveI lS years of
age, are eligible to membership. A
Rebekah Lodge liz grand institu-
ton, of which any community may
feel proud. This notice and in
vitatlon is extended To all. We
hope the ladies Interested will meet
Mrs. Roger at the $3.50 west bound
train, Oct. 23d. All who desire to
become members should leave their
names with G w, Baker, Atty, or
come to the Hall on the evening
mentioned.
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To The Postmasters of caddo County.

To The Postmasters of CaddO County.
There is so much complaint come
ing to this Office from our subscrib-
ers that they can not get their pap
ers out of the different Offices of
this county, that we are forced to
the conclusion that there is some
thing wrong. We have the names
of parties who come to the office
and who write us that IN the past
month they haven't got one copy OF
the paper, We state positively
that the paper is mailed regularly
to each of ours ubscrIbeTs, and there
is no excuse for such conduct.
If this continues we will be com
PEELED to place this matter before
the postal authorities. The people
who have subscribed for the Demo
crat want it, and We intend to see
that they get it.
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The Band.

The Ladies Band will make its first
appearance next Saturday evening
to show the citizens what they have
accomplished in little less than
four weeks. Turn out and hear
them and be convinced that the
Ladies Band will re a complete sue
cess. Mr.. w. II. Divers of the
firm of Divers x Taylor, makes a
bid of II dollars for the first piece
to be played in front of his place.
Who will raise the bid and distin-
guish themselves by aiding a good
cause? Should you want to make a
bid bee j. A. Sager.
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Good School Quarter for Sale

IlO acres first bottom, 60 acres
broke, good well, fenced, three
wire, posts rod a part, so acres in
wheat, J mile from railroad, o. II.
Geagan & Co. Realestate. 5 st. 46tf
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Subscribe for the Democrat and
get a guess on the clock. 1t can be
seen in the show window at Smith
Il Sons drug store.
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Money to Loan.

All parties wanting to borrow
money on farms. Call ON j. L..
Byrne & Co, Real Estate Agents
of Anadarko. The agents for Dem
ing Loan Co. for Caddo Co. 2stf.
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The Sorosis Garment Company

make specially Black Merczed PetcoaS In fact Petit
comprise their entire line They insist that they have always done
their best and that their business increasing by leaps and bounds They
claim an business from the first of January 1902 to the first of
July 2 per the period of 1901 They attribute this
remarkable three features First using better goods Second
cutting and making and Third to selling Retailers for Cash
margin of profit than other manufacturers However all this
be- we can say THE SOROSIS PECOATS the best have
and the most reasonable in price
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Motto We ew continue yo and py
r6uoyur urpurh h y efpm2 m2oo
tomP LkWeou % t hu there
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Underwear
AT prices that large houses cant af-
ford to sell them at.
Special Value on Ladies' Wrappers.
Made of Flannelette. Best S4xS4
Percales. Exceptional value at pop
ulsr prices Toe, 65c, $l.O0, l.25 and
lbs each e
Mems Fancy Shirts
Unlaundred 25c
Fancy Stripes 90
Fancy Madras. .......5Oc
Overalls
BOYS with 25c
Boys with bibb .................. .4Oc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-18
SerViCiO
de POliC1a

El guardis Rios & Dominica
Rivera por estar jugando detras de
Ia fa5rica de cigarrillo sLa Colec-
tiva,a 81 con varios mas que no Sc
pudieron captursr.
Ell gu&rdia Bsrnardini detiene
DiOnisiO Cardoua vecino de Ia calle
de Ia Pcincesa MI nero 8 por atrope.
liar al nifio Cestos vecino de Ia calle
de Ia Fortaleza ndmero /.
Detenido Jose Caevas por hurto
de una guerrero de Monserrate Do.
minguez, y hurto de un baul dc
Francisco C&mpos, una guerrero y
otro de Francisco Sanchez. dos
de elias estan empefladas en- Ia G. 50
de pre- stamo de Is Gale de Ia Luna
y Otra en- Ia casa de pr6stamo de Ia
cslle de San F'rancisco.
Detenido por el guardia GonzA-
lez, Antonia Miranda, per haberle
sustraido del bolsillo al marino
Paul Olsen, Ia suma de SIS.
81 guardia Soltero detie-e
Manuel Juan Fernandez, vacino de
San Sebastian 80 yCarlins ~Rio sin
donicilio por ri1a y escandalo en- ell
paseO de Ia Princesa.
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DENUNCIAS.

Isais Ilureta, vecino do eata
Ciudad. que vive en- Ell cal 'e'on de-
Hospital no 12 denuncia & Cesar o
Rivera de Rio Grande, pe6n que era
de 81. por habelle hurtsdo anoohe
1 7 media lib} chocolate ndmero 2,
un peso cigarrillos Collective, y Vic
lets, tres paquetes f6sforos, una ca
nasta, uu saco de arroz vacio, IL Ca
jas maizena,, una libra queso de pa
pas americana, y otros objetos
mas.
Gregorio Andiuo presenta de-
nuucia contra Maria Torres Rivera
una tai Catalina vecina de San
Jose ndmero /, por haberle provo
cado con palabras obcenas por Sc
gunda vez.
Juan Pedro B 0 N b 9 Q
denuncis Enriqueta Fajardo por
prov0cs ci2res.
Isidcra Garcfs vecina de la ca
lie de Tetuau denuncis q Bonita que
vive en- Ia Grsnja, por haberla afro
pellado en- la cale de Ia Fortale'
"a
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De r0COrrlda.
LO que debe CuidarSe
y 10 que debe deSapareCer.
En- Ell paseO de Ia Princess.
iQu6 sitio tan Sgradeble!


ALI pareCe como que Sc eusRn-
cha el peCho, como que ell &nimo de-
caido y atormentado por lss faeras
cuotidiA1ss y ell constante caviar en-
ell maf1Ana, Sc revive y alegra. IY
como no? 81 verdor de los Srboles
por un lado y la contemplation de Ia
fora de nuestra terra por otro, ha-
cen que todo Sc divide y que el aro-
ma de esas mismas flores adormez.
can y endulcen un tanto nuestro re.
simo exietir, y nos h8gAn Olvidar 10
malo de Ia lucba por Is existenciR.
Y va que del jardfn del paseo
hablamos, SO encuentra un POGO
descuidadO.
No SO podan los arboles y ar
bustCs Allf sembrados, vi6Ldose por
tApto r0majes viejos y ee3oe, no por
los rigores del irvierno, sino por su
ancianidAd Estes 81 en- la 6poca de
poda SO les Cortara esas ram&s, Sc
verfan subir en- Ia primavera con to-
ds su frondoeidsd. Las flores tam-
poco tienen ell Guido esmaradO que
debieran, y las mNtas que forman las
tatleuItas en- los jardints, no Sc re-
Cortan sim6triCamente de marera
que former hileras de cope s sverdes,
dentrO de los cuales Sc destacarfsn
preciosfsimas, las rOsas, los >clave
lee, las szu2enas y Ia dali& escarla-
ia. Todo este arregladitC, y reno
vada aquellS verja vieja y pOdrids,
serfa un sitio delicioso y de soIf z
para los habitautes de esta Capital.
O*O
En- el centric de este pAseO hay
CuAtrO banCos de mampOsteria, Sc
micirculares y al lado de cAda uuo
de ellos SO destaca un pillar tambi6n
de mamposterfa, sobre los CuSles es-
tan montadas cn&tro estatuas que
pRreCen de bronco.
Estos nal llamados escafCs,
vieios, csrcomidos y suciOs, forman
un buen contraste con los pilares 6
columnas juntO & las cualas estan.
Aquellos pilAre de antigua cons
trucci0n y de un Orden de arquitec-
turR j6nica, est8n en- eeQueletC, to-
dos desconchados, clamando 6 voce 8
por ell maestro C3st0fo, Y por ell
maestro Luis SCOlCr8dOS, que son
los grandes renOvadOres de 10 vie
jo, por ESQ con raZ0n le llaman en-
Cataf1o al maestro Luis, maestro
ACielito2.
Las estatuas son de la 6poca de
la conquists, estAu todas descalabrR-
das. Sc observa que las manCs de
a'guna de elias est&n como ell San
Juan Evar gelista de Aguadills, de
25 a1cs atras. Hay uua que en- Ia
mRnO derecha solo tiene Ell dedo pull
gar y el dedO del medic.
A las otras, 8 la que no le faltan
dos le falian tres dedos y la que no
los tiene ser gurrunados1 es decir
estan t0das etinyereso que di1fap
les muchachos de Catsf17.
En- resdu en-, todo indica el
Nbandono en- que este SO eucuentra,
Y 10 POGO NADIA que Sc han entre-
tenido estos objetos que est&u c0lc
cAdos precisamente para Ia eepecta
Ci6n pdblica.
M.rece mas atenci6n noso'
tros l@ llamSmos a cuien co"resp0u'
do, por ser este un paseo de recreo
p1blico y de donde los StouristasD
que no visiten pueden sacAr mucha
tela para cOrtar,
No descuidemos eatos sitios nj,
blicos, y Cuidando con esmero, jar
dines y paseos, podemos solazarnos
ell dia festive dnicO con que cOnta-
mos para respirar un pCco de aire
DurO
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LibrOS de Y0nta
ESTAN 4 La VISTA EN-
Ia redocci6m de
<L0 G0rrespomdemciG de P. RI

Diccionario EnclcIop6dico. Htspano Anser',
emo, en- % Tomos.
Diccionario Enciclop6dico De II ia,
Bjo3rrqftG, M'tolQJta, g Geogr@fia e" 3 t0@'OS,
de Las GregoSre.
La T7rincesita de los Bresoz. NoUe7a por
Eugenia Marlitt, TOmo
Historic de Europa. por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
1omos.
La Vida de los Animales por el DIR. A. Z
Brehm, en- 6 TOmos.
Ell Mundo Ilustrado, en- TOmos.
Panorama Nacional. por HermenegildO
Mirales, en- 2 Tomos.
La Rovoluci6n Reigiosa. por u. Castelar,,
On 2Tomos.
Historic de los Griegos, por Victor Du.
ruy, TomOs.
Las Razas Humans, por Federico Ratzel
en- Tomos.
Historia de los Romanos. por Victor Du-
ruy en- Tomos.
Obras completes de Mariana Jose de La
ira, l Tomo.
A Trav6z del Egipto, por Eduardo T6das y
Gueel, en- IN Iomo.
Morri6a, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- l To-
mo.
Tres Poesfas, El Angelde la Muerte, Can
cion de la Campana y Epistola Moral, Tomo.
La Heroidas, por Public Ovidlo Mason,
l Tomo.
Poetas Llricos Griegos, Tomo.
Odas de PindarO | pOmO.
La Araucana l TOmo.
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mas
Aecibo Hatio vice
AI
material deiar
LA COMPANIA
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Secci6n /. El Gobernador de
Puerto Rico queda por Ia presente
debidam ente autorizado para cele-
brar un contrato de ventR 8 arrenda'
miento con ell DeparEsmeQto de Ia
Armada de les E :tados Unidos, en-
virtud del cual Sc transfera por ol
gGbierno de Puerto Rico al citsdo
epartAmento, Ell muele de hero
q existe en- ell Puerto de Msyagiiez,
junto con aquella extension de to
rreno limftrofe que Sc considere ne
cess ria Para faes naval9s, cuys
veuta 6 arrendamiento so convenga
entire ell Dapartamento de Ia Armada
de les Estados Unidos y ell Gobierno
de Pueato Rico para ser utilizsds
per el ref3rido Departamento. La
recompensa por- semejante transfe-
rencia 6 arrendamiento 7 condici0'
nes de Ia misma, serSn las que Sc
convengan entire Ell Gobernador y Ell
Departamento de Ia Armada: Dis
pOni6ndose, que ninguna transf rem
cia ser& final y obligatoria hasta que
no hsya sido aprobada ror el Con
sejO Ejecutivo; que TO Sc hsra ven
to Alguna pOr una suma re"cr &c
veinticinco mil dollars (S2 ,00V =
disponi6ndose a1em2s, QUO el pro
ducto de dicha vcnts So Gaposit2r&
en- Ell Tesoro de Puerto Rice, COMO
fondos psra el mejoramieuto De o
bras generates De puerto, y So i1ver
tira en- el mejoramiento de los puor
tcs de Puerto Rico de acue1do cuD
los planes que So formulen en 10 su'
cesivO para ell fomento. perma1ente tie
de los puertos de Ia Isla.
Secci6n 2. Esta Ley empozAr6
4 regir despues de aprobAda.
Aproba1a, Marz0 l de 1902.