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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13


b Attorney GansrAt hA psdido In Gauss
% Egcxcue. v sa probabls que ssta pAas o.
Tribunal del DiStrito.
Euta tArda In tornado posssl6n dal Ayun-
tAmi0nto de Rin PiedrAs el nusvo que fu9 i'm
pussAo por el Gonisrno.
C@d@ GAkm tkOme mayor aCcDtm-
ei6n On est1 ciudad los ieores dc la antigua y
aeFeditada fabricA do don Federico GAtsll dc
Mayagne$, montAda con Ioa aparatos mas mo-
dsrnoa de dsstilaci6n 81 vapor, espscislments
OIL Anfn Celeste, Ginsbra destilada, alcohol da
90 MiatelA, q 90 IN verd&dero vino moscAtsl.
Pero oil Ron visio rectihcsdo es oil que tisns
mas consume el p6blieo 10 pEefere aI meior
bran por 81 purszs preeio econ6mico.
Nos informan que dichA fAhrlca ha nom.
bFAdo Agants en- asta eiudad q don Isidro "A
SAnchss. p
Anoche hubo nm Incidents en- Rio Piedraa
antra 10 pollcfs dos del pueblo, rsaultAndo
nm indlvtduo ds apsIlIdo III olinA con una orstA
dssprsndida dc FssnitAs de nm mReRnaso.
Hoy han comsnaAdo q circuisr los nuavoa
biiletss qua expids sl Bspco de Puerto Rico
Estoa son del mismo tAmafo que los corrie n hes
AmerieAnos,
DA GUSTO GcudIr &I gAbinats dental de
nuestro am * sl doctor CssRl1uc, por las co
modidAdas que Alif snenantran sus muehoa
eli0ntaS. q.
Maf1ns sstRr& compIata leno ell
TsatEo eusndo el gohsrnador Hunt dc lectura
sn menaais.
AEoehe 30 ealabr6 una iarsnitS an sl Casi.
no RspAnolr Ia conHurrsncia astavo sseogida.
La EsPAHOLA.-Fonda posada CON
visAa nj mar pr6xima q In astAei6n del fsrro-
sArriI-Ietuan 61 v 6R.
OfTecs ssta casa las meioras eomodida-
dWg para al paaM1ero. Oomida la eRrta como
c0nvangh praeioa m0dieoR.
HAbit@efonas frssaaE bien VsntilAdas y
bafos
HOapadaisS abonoa, prssioa sonvsnsio-
Aalsa. p.
BaataBts eoneuRrfda asauvo In Psareta qua
AaoehesverIAc6 IM banda dai R.gtmiento da
Puerto Rieo On I'm plRzA ds BAIdorloty.
Parsee que 90 seguFA Ia dssignaei6a de don
Julian ID b Anco para sssrstario dal Tribunal
del DiabFiso.
aTHE HELVETIAS.-27, Calla do Ia. orux.
Gran casa de fu6spsdas. eTaEIs u aotaS
Ap0Hantoa para families paEaonaH sofas. Co
midas SO cantmvom eubfart0. Bano. Talefomo
lse. Aparhado enrrao EOS. PropistaFio.-Psdro
6@htRA.
NOTA:-nsss hossl sss4 sarge az ana ss.
meRftA eagAsma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13
IA DTESTR0 = SINIESTR0

Mmeho aamsmos que, eontra oil eritsrio d.
eThe Sun1, no aFasn ios dsegados de eas par
lido "a ala nscssidad impsriosA de cue 10 Ia.
mara ampsis todn an podsr "a dioho asunso ;
pnes tenn smos Asfmfsuo, en- 1guai gFado. qua
no IoRren no qOisran no sspen dsspo1arsa
do preiuicios DEF bandsTfs. atsndIendo 0niea-
mente, nor enefma desDerho de TODD, las
naeaaidadas dsl pusbo, . los intsfesss del pals,
v nada mas d ua los intarssss del pals . las
nscesfdades del pueblo. sils dsrsenoss
como tamh'6a indies sTn Sunse annqus no
mancionA esfos almos.
1Lleg&r6 n sal punto oil pRtriotismo de
nuesaros advsrssrios qua deian ID pusrsa
do antsad& tods intsfes y tod& razon de para-
DOR.
Ds In medida do ass pasriotismo, tsnamos.
por dssgrAcfa, ,pruebss IAN menguadss y
tFfstss, qns ms induesn prssumir qua Iaa
paIabras de aThs 9 ans sus laudabiss pFopo
sftos, ssr&n como In asmiila qua eas IN tarreno
bRIdfo ast6rii, ain arrafgar an 6l.
Crssmos en- oil psri6dieo audido que 10
eonatituci6n del Eiseutivo 90 inacsptabis. u
ssa dura roea 80 sstrsilarkn todas las intciati
vac provschosaa de To- Okmsra ba1a. rgs
prseias Ia mcdihcRci6n do Ia Ley u )raksr para
uua desAparsxea esa FSmoFa sse obssAcuo.
Manos, pues, In obFa.
Ndnea as tarda para ell sPrspsnsimisnso,
" ann pnadan nuastPos advsFaarfos enmandar
sus pasAdos yarros, reaccionando sobre ii,
ponisndo sps energfas, su intsligsneia ysu
cora z6n nj servicio da In patria. cuya psYsons-
Iidad mspguR dssaparscs, easo verdadsrs-
ments monstruoso-somO dieseThe snnS-squs
repeFeuts hasta nuestrs standardization
NAda de sumisIones ssrviiss nj do abdi-
cionssveYgonaOsas.
A cumpiir todos cads Hno eon los debe-
rss ineudiblsa que nnastra dfgniAad vnestro
amor I'll tsrPudo, nj derseho o la tusticia nos
fmponsn marcAn.
rDespisrtsn laa eoneisneias dormidas y
arriba los eorAsones atrohsdos ppr las rem
ciIlas v los snconos polfsicos
PAso q la lux
OORTADILLO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13

Con motivo dc IL nusva lagialatuYa inicia-
MM RyeF. @Tha Sumo diseuFra dc In manara que
gMnllo r@pnblisanu de San Juan. euvoE dsa-
pIAntss, @pasionAmisntos q intrsnsigsneiss
dsjan tamaEltoR los antiguos peri6iicos In
sondicionsIss, do rscordRci6n fnfausta.
Lo diffsii 90 que los coyraligtonarios d.
eThe SWnD qua toman asisnto On ia CamsrA
80 eomusnetPan do las saludabls indie ssionsu
cue &tts les hnee 90 austen In Inca dc
conducts que lee ssfiaIa " racomienda.
DsFeehaxos las advertsnciAs de aTha Sun1r
muy aAinadMa " muy 1ufeiosas poF eisrto, vie-
nan B9r conatiiHiF una espseia Dc esnsur&
para las CGmMFAa &ntsFiorss, pues ell 6StAs hn-
bfsseu @umpIido con su debsr lisnado su alta
mission, lssl honradamsnts, ho'gAban dssda
fuego las ubs@Fv@eiones " @dvertsnefAs en- que
B@ exti@nde @The P1eFto Rico Sun1.
Para que 80 eonvenEan do 10 que dscimoss
pTsHten dido Atenci6u los sen 1raS rspubie@'
NOS que iDtsrvinisron en- In paaada Legislature,
yqus, semsjanEA de Juan Pslomo. TODD % 10
KUisaron su Habor capricho, sfn que los
fedaralss meti6rRmos In suYachRdA On t&ntO
tantO dass guis1do como hicisTbn.
Dies eThs SuDD bueHo ss qua los repre-"
sontantss de In colsctIvidad adversaria tomon
nota de clio.
eLh sxperisnaia ha dsmostrado gus ma
ehes leyes vntadas an In anterior Legislature
Rscesitsn seri& formal modineaci6Ds. .....
Hasquf, pusa, In taraa, que cumpie foe&
dasamptnG or los dslegadoa que &sistieron la
Ckmara prsesdsnt" tsIsr daHtstsr. como
PsDslops, I'm de reformRr eSas leyes.
OfrO punt0.
aUna do IAs sosss que indispensablsmenss
ha do trAtAr I'm Legislature, Ss 10 msnsra de
psdiE y obtensr Ia modification ds In Lay Fo-
RakaR. qus AetnalmRnts resultA una oFga-
nlxaci6n INN nacasAFiR.S
" no solo tnnscssRFia, slno perjudicials
somo agrsgA aesrtAdamsnts GLa Oorrespon-
deneiap, opinando qua 10 Indispensable no ss
buscAP ain manePa de psdtrS, sino pedtr cate
g6rlcRmsnts In AnnlAci6n do ssa ley fnnesta.
asa &trsvsr6 a clio el paFtdo rapubiicaDo,
que tan calurosa dscididA dsfsnsa hiSo 10
esR lay en- In anterior leglslatura2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13

Nuestros e1rRsiigionarfos don Atoms
Agasro, don Pedro Toasaa y don jose Bamos
de oAyay, aa hallaa On Humaeao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13
la agres On al
rey de Espafa
DETALLEs Y RECTIFICAClON

NO ESTA HERIDO
El joven ray do Esp.hA, no sssG hsrldo.
Asf 10 dicsn los 6ltimos tsisgramas pov cable,
en- q "a constAu dssalles mi ucfosos del hecho
en- vordad rsaligAdo
EL ATAQUE
Es cisrto qua hubo sf asaaus nj vehfcnIo
en- qos ioA si sobsrsno Rl rsgrsssr 6rts q Pata-
clio q. nues de aaistir d IL salve de In fglasia
daI aBusn Spcsso.S
ENEBGIA DE ALFONSO
Al advertise ios disparos, "A fouso trat6 de
saltF fasra del earruHge prra dsfsndsrss, psro
In rnadre, dr. is Crtstina, 10 impidi6 abras&ndo
10 fuaRtemente.
FUE MILAGRo
Fac IN mfiagro qus 81 reg salisss ilaso da-
tidss agresionss. HIso sl criminal mas de m
disparo.
PREso
El sgtesor fr6 prsao casi On las mismos
m0msntos del atsntado. Sc llama jose Feith
tisne "a %. de sss oscura, bigoas nsgro, Via
10 con eeneia 90 asps q ii nor n etnaisnso.
Tsfah hace POGO regres6 EspxfA de Bua
nos Aires. donda easuvo una casa do losos,
nm afi1.
sU CONFESSION
Fetish confss6 que su prop6aito no fu@ ms
tar MI rey, puF ei cua no sisnts ninguua AMI.
mosidad, sino nj dnqua da S1to Mayor Que Ia
habfa ofescido nm dasAino en- Palacio, no cum
plisndole su paisbra. -
Dles 81 agresor que snporfs . S1to On sl
mismo carruA1s sn que fba si sobsrano MEGA
kodA Relaci0n con los auarqufatsa.
EN- EL PUEBLO
Ia sl pueblo reina una somplssa indigna.
ei6ps 90 sssgnFA que Estth, aunQus 10 nisga
peraensse una sseta an6rquiaA.
IN DATo
Ei iindividuo prsso, pFsasnaa uns pecuena
nsriaA On ~ eahssa produsida por an sabls de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13
LEONOIO BARRElRO

Cfrui anc -dnn stsse. Gfgsea HI
sus sarvIcioE NJ EAhli sc.
Calle do Rnir Ralvis. I
OaRuaa. Pao-Rieo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13

I'D Attorney General hR ps6ido In Gauss
Do EgoEeues on probabls que asta pAss Al
Tribunal del Diatrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13

Antsa On connprav u. ans msdicfnas yiaiks
In Farmacta MARQUEE ROIGs. sarsIdo
general - ef ramo. PAtsntixAdos do todaa
proeedsncfaa. Personal comueaanaa unra II
dsapaeho do rscetas. Agrado prontssud.
Prssins sin com Weeneia.--Psrqus Oenarsl
osguhs, Pnsysc Rieo. n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13
OORTADILLO


Pasado ma9ana saIdr& sl correo que vi
para los Nstsdos Unidos. Ls rseogida do ~
correapondencia est& snunciada para las 10
O. m.
Han sAlidn del pusrto cssi todos los buquss
da guerra qua 10 ocupaban.
Dssda haee mucho tiampo goza do gran
sredito L. f&briea de iieoras dc Padro Ohandry.
Hoy 40 In favorita del pdblieo. puas sus feoras
son los maiorss que 80 fAbrican.
Esa@ f6hPiea especial an IN eonfeee ei6n
dc ron, puss sus mRreas son axeeisntss.
TEL ron maFea ell TFoiyS 90 aI que % pons
en- todas las maaas Dc los hotalss easas par
tisulares. p.
Anoehe tnvo lugar 10 inauguration del
Club GE Laxo Verds.s Eita fiesta rssult6 muy
lucidA.
Este q ub sstk compussao de los i6vsnas
que ocupan dsssinos en- los hoselss y cafes
on eaitdad dc moEos.
,dos los daIegados fsdsrales han eorcu.
rrido para Ia inaua araci6a de ia legislatura
presents.
wREoOMENDAMOsk q nusssros snnigos
sl hOtal aThs Aarina& San Joss aO I. Cspitai,
Por an dis da hospadsia, IN dollar.
Hs rsnuneiado su cargo como vocal inge
micro de ls JunsA Superior de Santdad, 0on
Z alio LsTrfnagas por hahsr aldo slacto miem-
bro dc In OAmArA do DslegAdos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13
Eugenio Astol

Bs muv probable Gus In de ssmAna, ten.
gamos oil gnsto de abrsxar en- Osguas . nuss-
bro qusrido amigo compa6.ro don Eogsnfo
AHsos, hsrmsno polftico de nnaatEo tambisn
ecmpS q sro ssh1r T0ro Farnansss.
Asf nos 10 dicen en- c&rta qEs Rscfbimos dc
Poncs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13

Que sea aboltda, por completo, la pill
eta municipal, Ia insular sc haga
cargo del servicto en- las oiudades de Ponce
y Msyagdez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13

So REOOMENDAMOs q nusstros anig,
81 hotsl aThs Marina&. San Joss 40 l. Capits
Por uR dis da hospadais, IN dollar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13

ala B0RINoUEN.-Da Targa q Ces No
olvidAR que eaaa casa as lA mas haraAo oua
vands qna sonEAartsmanta introduea nuavAs
nareansias araicnlna da alta acvadad. via-
aa hMaa a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13


Por feT6grafo.
- MEM9 aJE d. GOBERMAO0R o.
Hoy IN lefdo ~ menssie Las Okmaras
el gobernador.
gmDI0M aCI0M = Rl8AS
- causa dicho mensaie do risas para
unos dc Indignation para otros
QUE o. REsPETE
III gobernador recommends que se res
pete la ley Foraker
BILL" HoLLAmDER
Tambien pide que se respste Ia tribu-
taci6n rentfstica de Mr. Hollander.
c0DIao8
Mr. Hunt ptds igualmsnte rsspsto para
los C6digos.
Las ELEcclomEs
Dice que las elecciones % 1levaron
egbo en- Ia isla CON mucha correction.
AuMEMT0
Pids que 80 aumente el presupuesto
sscolar.
SUPERABIT
Anuncfa que axiste en- el tesoro insular
IN Ssu upsrabit> do IN mill0R seiscien tos mil
dollars.
Las CONTRADICTIONS
Indics cue no SO aumenten las contri-
bueiones.
TRIgUMALEs
Tiene alabanzas para los tribunales do
1ustfclh pide que 80 comedian mas facul-
tades al Supreme.
Asegura que los pueblos ansxados SON
CaMlM0s
Tambien asegura que hay suacientes
caminos construy yendose.
Al GoBIERwo
Quiere que ctertos terrenos y edidcfos
poblicos pasen al gobierno fsde9l.
MUELLES Y PuEaTos
SuS sc OOupOuB8u lOs muell6S Sc
dragon los puertos,
TEL aRAF0
Que Sc sumente el servicio de tel6gra.
fos en- Ia isla.
POLaCEA
Recommends . los delegados cue f1en
81 atencf6n en- 81 Ouarpo de In poliofa insu-
lar, que se orgsnicen plazas montadas.
mAYAGUEZ r PONCE
Que sea aboltde, por complete, la polf
Ella municipal, y Ia insular sc haga
cargo del servtcto en- las ciudades de Ponce
J Maysgtiez.
Que Sc prohiba por Ia legislature, de
modo absolute, Ell uso de armas. Que Sc
considere criminal qaien las porte.
SERvlc10 CIVIL
Por 1'timo, recommends que &c implan.
TO el servtcio civil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13
DinerO a pTestanOs

SobFs garansfs hfpotscaris d. Aacas IDS
ticas IN las que prsdomina el tevrero do vega
Hopra- vega, que. est6u lihrsa do todo 9rava.
msn, que ssngan i1snlo d. dominic inaGFiao,
qua rauiqusn m las fnmediacionaa de las nc
b'sctonas da Hanssao. YAhreoa, Clg4ss, Ga.
rabo j uncoss yaqas vaigan enAn 40 menos dos
vecsa ls eansfdsd qua SO solfcfae; ss.dan q
pT6atsmo con intsres por cuafro mas afIos.
desds m mi, hasaa aiets NIL dollars
Para fnformss dirigirss q dcffa j ". Caias
residents on San Lorenzo. 15-7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-13
Notio1a -

DON Carlos Badet essk nombrsdo ssereta'
rio del jusgado municipal do Lsrss.
Nusstro buen amigo y corrsligtonsrio Ptro
Grillo, Yecfbf6 dfas pasadoa unas con nausfon d
81 casrss do IN c&balio senlando que guardsr
cana.
IA meiorado musho. de 10 qua nos ala
gramos.
e vapor @ssn joan, eonduio sl pusr.o In
nomhrs. IN su 6ldmo visjs. 5000 sacos de
arros . 600 de harina dc trfgo.
HI llsgado San Juan, nrocsdente ds
GuRyama la ss1ora dofia Maria Bruno
Marcos Ramos ha sido prsso On Ponce. por
seduction v. an Msyagusx, por oil mtsmo dslisc,
JoS6 Gtmsnsz Santiago.
Ha sido press en Hnmaeao Jusua Cfntr6n
sanchss. por psriuric.
La profssora de fngss de Las aseuslss ds
Juncos. a. una iiuatTsda ehiiena.
Sc eatk proesdisndo ii arrsglo del pusnss
que 30 m roso antes do Ilsgar . Garabo, dis-
trito ds osguas.
Rl PAdrs don Agussfa Rsxseh, salf6 aver
nor Ooispo.
Todas laa elsses soeialss Do Juneos .lsnsn-
San la ausencia del apracfabia saesraose =
quisn - quisre mueho On aqaslla turisdieei6n
Nuestroc eorra'igionarfos don Alfonso
Agasro. don Pedro Toasas don joss Bamos,
de- CAyay, 20 hallan en Humacao.
Hov daba dscrstsrss por sl fiscal de II
Corss de Homacao, In prlsi6n De fns tnaesa do
Ben0n 0ansta T. sngsr; y In del alseaox frau
oaisnto DomiDgo MoraIsas
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-17
FOR SALE BY
y. @. G.WeIIS.
General Hardware,
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
FOR SALE BY

AS the witness made the last
statement, Judge Herring eyed him
sharply and without transferring
his scrutiny said; "You know
Kosty that it is not true that Levan
was there, don't you?"
The witness flushed up, and dis
playing considerable uneasiness
answered ~ didn't say it was
true, ! said to the best of my
knowledge.
Arthur Honabach-" Live at
Aristes with my father. Was on
road between Montana and Cen
tralia, on morning of March 30.
There were two others With me,
Ray Honabach and John Knittle.
We met Mrs. MINER and one of
her little girls. 1t was about quarter
past eleven.
Cross-eXamination-" No sir, 1
have no definite way of fixing the
time"
Thos. E. SNYDER" am super
intendent of the Colliery at Mid
Valley. Yes sir, l knew James
McAndrews. Prior to March 80,
last, he was in my employ. paid
him his salary last OH eve of March
29th. The money was in one of the
company's regular pay envelopes.
gave the envelope containing the
money to McAndrews partner,
Patrick Mckinley. The exact
amount was S32,78." In answer
to question Of District Attorney
Duy's as to whether or not Aman-
dus Levan, the defendant had
drawn any pay at that time the
witness answered ono sir. Levan
had drawn no pay from the Colliery
for two months. He had been work
ing, but his salary had been used
up in the purchase ofa gun, and by
his father who collected So. 90 every
two weeks for his board" Going
back to the money given Mean
drews on March a9th said District
Attorney Duy, can you say what
denominations the money was in ?"
"Yes sir. it was in one $40 gold
certificate, one $1,000 bill, two
silver dollars, three quarters, three
cents.
Patrick McGinley.-"I was Nc
Andrews partner in the mines. Work.
ed with him on night of March 20.
| saw him last on morning of March
80, about seven o'clock. 1 gave him
his pay envelope containing the money
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-17
HUNTING COATS

AT money saving prices. Don't expect these
coats at these prices all season, but now.
The old favorite hunting coat that you
have always paid 81 90 for now SI.65.
The regular SL25 hunting coat in this
sale at oS cents.
Leggings from Sr.25 to 50 cents pair
Hunting Vests and belts 50 cts to IS cts.
We claim this to be the finest as
sortment of Hunters Goods of all
kinds, and at less prices than ever
offered in Bloomsbury.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-17
SPECIAL GUNS.

y double barrel gun with fine walnut stock,
clean bore, finely finished. Always $1,000,
Special at SS.4S each. This is a IL guage
gun, great field piece.
Here is beautiful II gyage hammeress,
double barrel, clean bore hnely finished.
Left barrel choked, right barrel n odihed.
Always S2S.oo We will sell few at S2z.oo.
Come aud see il.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-09-17
Are You a Hunter p?
If so you will be interested in
Wells Special Gun Sale

All first class and reliable. We name a
few specials, but come and see our big linz
and Special Offering at special
prices. These are all good game procurers
if properly handled.
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CONTINUED on sth page Ist Coll
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-11-26
Horses TO Alberta.

r. K. McClen, of the Alberta country,
Canada, has been in Grant county buy
ing horses to take to that country. He
stage in Long Greek Monday night,
having bought 30 head. He bou. ht 22
head of Mr.. Miers, of Fox, paying SIS
per head, and the rest in the John Day
country. The horses will average about
I1DO pounds each and the band consists
of both geldlngs and mares.-LoI
Creek Light.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-11-26

which will give him committee-room
and supply him with stationery through
out the next two years.
With the aid of Senator Foster, Sena-
tor Ankeny has also been we'll cared for.
He will succeed to Fosters old chair
manshlp of the committee on coast and
insular survey. In addition he secures
membership on the committee on banks
and banking, irrigation and forest re-
serves and protection of game, with
possibly one or two minor committees.
In way, each of the northwest sena-
tors has been appropriately recognized.
Senator Foster has secured his first
choice among all senate committees,
and the one that puts him in position
TO do great deal for his state and for
the state of Oregon. Senator Mitchell,
on judiciary, will be brought into an
atmosphere quite congeniai to him, and
Senator Fulton finGs hin self not only in
position to WELD an influence on var
ious forms of public land leeis alton that
will present themselves this session, in
cludng propositions for amending the
Of ln, In, bat l, 81,
committee that will primarily handle
the Lewis and Clark exposition measure
introduced by Senator Mitchell, and on
the committee that will make whatever
changes deemed necessary in the ma
tional irrigation law On the co mittee
on banks and banking Senator Ankenv
will be at home at once, and on the ir.i-
CATION committee he also will deal with
a problem pertinent to his section of the
country, as he will on his other impor-
tant committee.
The Washington delegation is conf
dent Representative Jones will secure a
place on the river and harbor committee
of the house, in which event Oregon
during the fifty eighth congress will
have to look entirely to Washington for
the support of its projects that are to be
and Jones, however, have repeatedly
expressed their willingness to look after
Oregon interests, as we'll as their own,
and Columbia river improvements es-
pecially are likely to be cared for almost,
if not quite, as literally as if Oregon and
not Washington held these important
committee places.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-11-26
AR HEPPNER. OREGON. THURSDAY NOV 26 1909

Expositions and claims.
Minor committees.
FOSTER
Commerce.
Pacific islands and Porto Rico.
Agriculture
District of Columbia.
Pensions.
ANKENY-
Banks and banking.
Coast and insuar surveys.
Irrigation.
Forest reserves.
Protection of game.
Minor committees.
Washington, Nov. 2I.-The makeup
Of the senate committee, which is now
practically agreed upon, but which is to
be verified in caucus on Monday, gives
to Senator Foster, of Washington, far
better recognition than to any other
senator from the Pacific northwest. In
addition to securing the place on COM
merce, which was eagerly sought by
both the Oregon and Washington dele
cations, Senator Foster becom es chair.
man of the committee on geolo sical sur.
vey, and retains his membership on the
committees o. Pacific ls,ands and Porto
Rico, agriculture, District Of Columbia
and pensions, bu surrenders is places
on manufacturers and fisheries,
Senator Mitchell retains his commit
tees of last congress, namely the chair
manship of coast defenses and member
ship on interocean canals, Pacific is ands
and Porto Rico, postotfices and several
minor committees. and IN addition is
made a member of the committee on
judiciary, filling the place made vacant
by the retirement of Senator Simon.
For a new senator, Mr.. Fulton is fairly
well recognized He becomes mem
Der OF tn commit public lands,
irrigation, xpositiuus an ,lalms and
wi BE- gwen the ch man hip Of some
min. com tl zee .pt yet e gnaUed,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-11-26
The Legislature Will Convene
December 81.
CALLED BY THE GOVERNOR
The Cost Will Probably be Under
$4,000 For the Session Which
Will be Short.

| ooAOLA, OI., IVY. Al'--h SpoCldl Scb-
sion of the Oregon legislature will con.
vene in Salem at 10 a. m., Monday,
December 81. The session was called
in proclamation issued by Governor
Chamberlain this morning. The pur-
pose of the session is to correct the de-
feet in the tax law arising from the
amendments made by the passage of the
Phelps bill last winter. The law as it
stands now, does not authorize a tax
levy in January, and without a change
in the law the state, most OF all the
counties, and all the cities and school
districts, would be without funds and
would be paying interest on warrants
for several years to come. The interest
expense from this cause would be from
100000 to $25O,OO0. The cost of
special session, if brief, will not be more
thau SIC, 900 and will probably be much
! less.
Governor Chamberlain also ordered
special election in the N;ncteenth sena-
torial district, composed of Clatsop
county. to fill the vacancy caused by the
election of c. w. Fulton to TIE United
States senate, and in the Ninth Sena-
torial district, composed of Crook,
Grant, Klamath and Lake counties, to
fill the vacancy caused by the election
of J. N Williamson to congress. The
special election will be held on Dec
ember Is.
The governors call for special ses
sion of the legislature is as follows:
PROCLAMATION.
l, George E. Chamberlain, by virtue
of the authority in me vested as Gov.
ernor of the state of Oregon, do hereby
direct the convening of the two houses
of the Legislative Assembly of the
State OF Oregon in special session at
the State Capitol in Salem, on Monday
tue Dist day of December, A. D., 1903,
1t IL O'Clock a. m. of said day. for the
purpose of meeting the objections made
by the Supreme court to, and curing
the defects in, an act entitled IAN act
to provide more efficient method for
the assessment and collection of taxes,
and to amend sections 3057, 3O6n. 1882,
1854. 30S5, 5000, 3O93, 31O6, 31O7, Bill,
BIZ, and 1920 of Belinger & Cotton's
Annotated Codes and Statutes of Ore.
gon," passed by the Legislative As.
sembly of the State of Oregon at its
twentv-second regular session In 1903.
All who shall at the time hereinbe-
fore named be entitled to act as mem
bers of said Legislative Assembly are |
hereby required to take notice.H
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State of Oregon at the Cap
itol in Salem, the Dist day of November,
A. d, 1903.
GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN,
By the Governor: Governor.
F. |. DUNBAR,
Sec. etary of State.