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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-03-24

Some years ago Phillips Brooks was
recovering from an illness. and was
denying himself to all visitors, when
Robert Ingersoll called. The bishop
received him at once. II appreciate
this very much" said Mr.. 1ngersoll,
but why do you see me when you
deny yourself to your friends?" at
is this way" said the bishop; 81 feel
confident of seeing my friends in the
next world, but this may be my last
chance of seeing YOU"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
PAWTUCKE1.

A. the Church 81 ST Leo the c,r.s,
Denver colo. on THURSDAY were married
Miss Annie r, nonnelly. eldest daughter
~ Terrence Donnelly. ~ ,hi. CITY. and
Robert Morrow ~ Baltimore. Nd Rev.
william j RYAN. rector ~ the church
performed the marriage ceremony. Mr.
Morrow holds a responsible. position in
the employ of western railroad. and
the bride. who left hero last Monday. f. n
very popular member Of tho Order OF
Companions of tho Forest She received
many elegant presents. including y hand
some gift from members OF the order. A
wedding reception WAS held az the home
Of the brides aunt I'm Denver. and Mr.
and Mrs. Morrow will make their future
home i'm that place.
Rev. {. c. Mitchell will formally take
charge of the pulpit at the First Free
Baptist church tomorrow
Supreme orator Clovis H. Bowen ad-
dressed Haskell council. Royal Arcanum.
ON tho advance IN rates last evening
The local Democratic leaders are per
fecting plans for y lively campaign
Mrs. Fanny Chatterton. aged S. years
was taken 90 the almshouse YESTERDAY
and 40 also was George Moss 2 tesmster
who has heen ili FOR long time
Miss Catherine VI Bogsn and William
Leo Tvohey vell-knovn football
PLAYER. vere married b. Rev Father
Far-sllv YESTERDAY Mr. and Mrs rwohsy
will reside on Pine street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
The News Of the State

Pierce; auditors. Mrs watjen and Miss
Marion Vaughan
Loyal Friendship lodge, Manchester
Unity, |. o. o. r.. held their semi monthly
meeting az Odd Fellows hall. Main street
last night, Business OF n routine nature
was transacted. after which social pro-
gram WAS enjoyed. Visitors were present
from out OF town lodges
Services OF the usual order will be held
az the local churches tomorrow. with the
pupits being occupied AT the different
churches by the regular clergymen.
Steamer Bunce tho property OF the
local oyster dealer. Capt. John Smith. has
recently been fitted out with a new boiler
and the early part OF this week test
OF the boiler was made by government
expert, when everything was found salts
factory.
II is understood in Warren that the
Union Railroad company are 10 have a
waiting room soon in the Con- hotel block
Two OF the large stores In this block arc
now empty and both would make excel
lent waiting rooms. The block Is located
centrally. al the corner of Joyce and Main
streets. and considerable of the travel
over the suburban road are constantly
embarkng and dlsembarking from this
point II Is earnestly hoped by numerous
patrons OF the road that some sort or n
waiting room will he provided al that
point for their benefit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
RIVERSIDE,

shortly after Sergeant Bickford had
hniahed his supper last evening there was
knock sounded on the outer door of his
home on Dorr avenue. and upon answer
ing the same MIR. Bckford saw between
% and ~ persons ach holding a package
Mrs. Bickford appeared 10 be as innocent
as the little daughter born 10 Philip Miller
on Allen avenue last evening and with
merry twinkle i'm her eye asked her hus-
band what the crowd wanted The callers
took complete possession OF tho house
and n once proceeded 10 make merry
The visit was~a complete surprise on the
head or the house and was in honor OF the
wedding anniversary OF Mr. and Mrs.
Bickford. but Mrs. Bickford was notified
Of the visit early In the morning and had
everything in readiness for the happy
event. They were the recipients OF many
handsome presents.
The family and many friends OF John
Payne, the well-known oyster man. who
has been a. resident OF this place for many
years, are very much concerned over his
absence. as he has been missing from
home since Thursday evening and the
only word of him since he left his home
that evening comes from man who saw
him on a Consolidated train, bound for
Providence. Mr.. Payne has been I'm i'll
the opinion that he may have committed
suicide. but this Il not entertained by the
police who have, they beneve every rea-
son To believe that Mr.. Payne is either
in the Watchcmoket square district on
in Providence
A woman, whose name could not be
learned was quite badly injured by being
thrown from an automobile at this place
late yesterday afternoon. The automobile
fp aH ba nj
two children. all Of whom were thrown
out but none but the woman was injured.
The operator OF the car lost control Of
IL and collided with post One OF the
axles OF the machine was broken by the
collision.
Capt. John Meehan and wife. who have
been the guests OF Mr.. Meehans brother.
Thomas at New York for a week re-
turned home this morning The captain
and his wife were among the many who
took In" the 'Mardi Grais', at Cooney
Island Tuesday evening. and both say
Il was the grandest sight that they ever
saw
The scholars Of the Dean street school
spent the early hours this morning pluck
ing wild flowers to decorate the school
which Is open TO the public today. Golden
Rod appearing 20 be the favorite flower.
Sergeant Bickford was called 10 a house
on Narrsgansett avenue today 10 investi-
gate dog biting event. II being claimed
that wicked looking white bulldog at
tackled the children. and n was with much
difficulty that the brute was driven on
Mr. and Mrs Robert Price of BROOKLYN
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. James G.
Johnson. Mrs. Price and Mrs. Johnson
being sisters,
Dr walker. representing the Rhode ISL
and company. was in this place yssterda v
investigating the accident IN which the
Jackson child 81 Pswtucket sustained a
broken leg.
Mrs Mary Nichols and her daughters.
Marion and Edith. have closed their cot
tage here and have gone 70 Kingston
/ Tho Tallmsns have also closed their sum
rner cottage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
THE LETTER
CARRIERS
MAY SPLIT

indianapolis. Sept 23-The convention
OF the National Rural Letter Carriers
association by 81 10 IS votes adopted
motion to have President Cunningham re-
tain his office for one year longer
As a result about 10 states may drop
out OF the association and start rival
organization, President Cunningham lost
his position I'm the department for being
absent from his rural route without leave
while he was attending 20 his duties as
president of the association.
A bylaw Of the association provides
that under such circumstances an eX-
ecutive officer may serve another year
In his annual address President Cum
ningham. I'm touching upon the relation
ship between the association and the
postoffice department said that the asso-
clation now has the approval OF the de-
partment.
we have conclusive evidence he said.
that President Roosevelt does not intend
that the policies OF Mr.. Bristow shall
continue. We have man a the head OF
the postoffice department whose heart Is
in sympathy with tho struggling masses :
a broad gauged. liberal minded leader Of
men, George h. Cortolyou Mr Cortelyou
told me personally that he believed car
riers should have a salary OF $3.50 year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
WARREN.

The Young Peoples society. Christian
fndeavor connected with the Baptist
church. have recently elected tho follow
Ing list OF officers FOR six months term
President Mrs. " a simmons vice
president. Mrs. Fred Luther: recording
secretary. Miss Amy Gage; treasurer.
Miss Florence Hazard. organist Ressle
Paiohelor lookout committee Mary
Fleiberger. Mrs J,ouis Rsrker Mrs VII.
liam Pierce PRAYER meeting. p. g Davis
social Mrs. wstjsn SUNDAY school Mr.
Pierce. work. Clara Tanner. flower. Mrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Mr.. Wa|dron Drives Into an
Opening on the Highway.
Well Known Resident Dies at
the State Hospital. Other Notes

Henry wadron had a narrow escape
last evening while driving along Fifth
street. A gang OF men for a few days
have been engaged in laying a water main
In the street and notwithstanding the fact
that lanterns had been properly placed
about the opening. Mr.. Waldron drove
into IL. Fortunately he was not injured,
and II was with considerable difficulty
that the horse and carriage were extri-
Gated
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT DEAD.
William n. Johnson. whose family re-
side in Sutton avenue, passed away at
the state Hospital yesterday. Mr.. john
son was among the best known and most
highly respected colored citizens OF this
place. and was especially we'll known at
Rumford.
MINOR MENTION.
Highway Commissioner A y. Cunning
nam has got quite little job on his hands
In getting the best OF a spring OF water
that has made It's appearance near the
Broadway Six Corners, and is doing con-
siderable damage 10 the cutters In that
Vicinity
Mr.. Alexander Munro. the popular dry
goods merchant, and his old companion
DR. Samuel Hunt. went 10 Block ISL
and yesterday on the New Shoreham.
Both OF these gentlemen say that this
Is the most delightful season OF the year
visit the island
Late last evening Patrolman Lowell sup
pressed ad isturbance on Taunton avenue
and Patrolman Hawkins did likewise on
Anthony street
John F., son OF Mr. and Mrs Robert
II. Tobin will resume his studies at the
Boston Law school Monday OF next week
There was no business of Importance
transacted al the meeting Of Watche-
mocket tribe % Red Men last evening.
The attendance at the "Shsng Bailey
camp meeting on tho Grosvenor lot is OF
most satisfactory nature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23

OCT. 2d-LYDGA KNOTT & co,
WILL. MURPHY. BLANCHE MICH
OILS 4 co. Five Piroscoffis, Chassino,
The Village Choir. Thompson & Nidocq.
la Vine. Cimaron Trio. Murphy &
Francis. Ncssen q Ncssen, Dudley &
Chcslyn. and others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23

SEPT a5-At the Pawtucket Keith II
COMPANY IN THE FATAL WEDDING %
RIVERS. formerly of the Providence A
FOLD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23

COMING.-THE MILITARY OC-
BATON. CRESSY & DAYNE, Four
Fords. Mimic Dog. Salerno. Three
keatons. Mrs. Wynne Winslow. Guyer
a. O'Neil, Ferry Cormey, Five Mowatts.
Barons Dog Menagerie. Louise Dresser,
Lew Bloom and Jane Cooper. etc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
RUNAWAY
Georee p. Farmer Has Scalp Wound and
a Fractured Leg.

George =. Farmer. who is farmer and
Is employed upon the Spraguc farm m
Cranston. was taken from 1924 Cranstou
street To the Rhode Island hospital at $40
o'clock this morning.
His horse ran away. throwing him out.
Farmer received e scalp wound and sus-
taincd fracture Of his left leg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
CENTRAL FALLS.

Alderman Hector ~ tho Second ward
will not be candidate for reelection.
Branch william ORrcu. 7 y. y.
initiated ono candidate and received Eve
propositions for membership ~ last
nights meeting The district officers
VII visit the branch Two weeks from sun
isy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
TO BE MARRIED SOON

Tho wedding of Miss Hortonse Weeden
daughter of Mr.. C. r. Weeden, 10 Mr..
Thomas Fisher Lawrence OF Hartford.
will take place on october H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-10
De S0CIEDAl...

PARA EUROPA. Como De liz di-
ch6 en- este diario. embRKcaron en 81
vapcr Del msrt9s. para Europa. yfR
Nueva York. l0e distiDa esposoa
Calaf CoIlazo. 6 qui6nes acompR nan
sul hiios. sefloTita Rita y ell nifio Fe.
deTic0.
Que teDgan foIiOes diag de yisie los
ebtimables compatFiotGs, que Vsn &
recprrer aIgunas eiudades de America
y Europa.
EN- SAN JUAN.-Ayer han esta.
do aquf los eatimab!es esposos Diaz
COllszo, de Manati, que YegreeaYon
hoy d simp6ticO pueblo.
Foe el bjetO de su ViOie despedir 8
Gus parientes. u famiIia CaIaf.
EN BARCELONA. -ContintR aIIf
u 1istir guida espcsa y familia del
LIDO. Cuchy, que por error dijimos
hal Is regreSadO q Puerto Rico, siendo
este quien aqui Sc ecuentra y parece
estaT6 en- San Juan &'g6n tiempo.
AUSENCIA En- el pF6ximo vRpor
emparcara para EspafIa. nuestra bella
buena amiga ID sefiorita Lola Ochoa.
en- pni6n de su estimada familia, pa
sando ala una IaYgR temp0FadR.
Es de desear no se pFolongue EN
aus snCin de eata tieFra, que Cd q auYs,
y de sus padres Ia aegnnda patri0, de-
tan apreciada fsmiIia que Ouenth aouf
CON grande feCto y estimRci6n.
EL SBAILE DE LAS FLORES
Pareoe que SO trata de daE un bAile
que sc denominara Sde las fioreso y que
con an fin bsrehso-Be llevaF6 8 efecto
en- luestro teatro.
: 10 CELEBRAMOS. II Ests muy
mejprada, Casi reAtab.eCidR de u dOIan-
cia que le retuVieYa en- CANA. la &c no.
rita Julia S.lds n ZiFate. dana que
po- sus virtudes vaIer meFece el Qe-
neral apFecin de estR scCiedad.
AL VERSAILLES. - Hase ing
tala5O en- 81 Aristocr6tico bsrrio, IA dis
tinguida fami ID de don Rodolfo Con
zslf Z. de CGrolins.
Las bellies y distiDguidas senoritss
Gon|zflez Calder6D. VieDen & aumentaF
delicsdamente el IGmaro de las esqui-
0iths fl 1res SanturCe 6Rs.
Bien venid0s.
CARMEN FERNANDEZ SALDA-
Ma Con xumbo d h9rmoaa terra
de lbs bellas mujerep, va Il hermosa
bella HIS de BoriEquen que ca gu
a'nof tiene nobleza caatellAna y deli
cadezR Eiquefia.
! LpegO ira Paris y regreaarE en-
octubFe & eEtA isls. dOnde queda mas de
un c0Fs z6n pOr ella penAndo.
Bpeno y GFato visje.
Ell JUEYES. - Los diatiDguidos
esposos Winthrop Fecibirsn. como de
ccstpmbre, & suB amigos en- Ia ncehe
del jueves.
Hay animation para ID fieata pues
son Rratos Los instantes que se pasan
en- O. palaCio de los &C bsrnadores,
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-10
Casas para abr8rOs.

Un buen elemento Secundar6, seg6n
nueAtros infoFmes, lG ideR de levantar
Casas para obreros.
La lCgia 0PAIe fVxo notfciase que in
vitarG & los demss tRIleres de las dis
tintas cbedienCies que existen en- Puer.
to Rico 81 fin indiCadO.
SAbido es que Id masonelfn Cuenta
en- ca sen0 con eIementoS valiOsos de
todAs Las classes sociales, desde 81 en-
cnmbrado banquero. al modesto obrC-
70; y como quiera que Sc tratR de una
asociaci6n que persigue Fl les benef:t 8
y humanos, 50 podercsa SgudR nunCa
ntgAda para Les causRS mobiles y gene
rosAg, aer6 de gran importanciA so
RpoyO decidido q q creaci6n del bArrio
obrerO.
No ca esta una obra de fndole parti
cuIar nj de car6cter polfticO nj reliGio.
80; es simplemente una { bra que BIZ de
fAVoreCer & las classes mas necesitRdas.
inCinSndOIas OH al hsbito del ahOrro
y del mejoramiento social.
En- possession de mAyores dAtOa, in-
formAremos nuestros lectOreB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-10
AtacadOs de- varlegIa en- Ia CdrC8l
do POnCO,
2fe personas presas,
(Ds maestro Coqresponsaz).

ne 9a9teSt40 C04TeS0onSGkJ.
Mayo O.
Eldomingo p0r d mafiana So IIeY6
8 efecto ID procession del buen Pastor.
NipR6n sf1O Sc htbiR visto tan Concu-
rrids esta fiesta reIigiosa como aver,
pues en- ella se dier0n cita de 10 mas
granada 10 mas humilde de nuestFR
soCie5ad. El mayor OFden rein6 dus
rAnte este actO.
Despu6S de visitRr Ell buen Pastor
lac cRsas de vArios enfeFmos, estuvo
on 81 hospital Tricoche, donde fac re-
cibidO con el msyor i6bilo. no solo
por los ppbres RsilGdos que iban re-
Oibir la ssgrAda comuni6ns si que tRm-"
bi6n pOr 81 director y personal del es-
tab'ecim;eltos cuyos sentimientOs re-
ligioaos Sc han despertRdo. mills grosR-
mente. de POGO tempo & esta paIte.
TaPde ya de Ea mHfIRna PegTea6 81
templO la pr0ceai6n.
i Ell aaigtant Auditor sc enCuentrR
en- eata ciudad. Esta maflans eatuv0
ca Il SecretsrfR del Ayuntsmiento
examinsndo eI expediente sobre ID.
concession de aguaa que pOr 81 COncejo
municipal Sc g0licita para Ia mejoFRl
del actual acueduct0.
-Dicesa que los dOctores AguerPe-
we're v Torres, Official de Sanidad y
SuperiDtendente del hospital TFicoche
respectivamente, que sc oponian & que
ID procession del buen PAatpr visitara
el hospital mencionados han presenta-
do Ia renunCia de sus caTgos ell verso
obIigRdoa RceptRr sin diGcuCi6n 10
6rden que di6 el slcaIde de que se per-
mitiara que loo enfarmos ali aSilados
Fecibieran el consuelo de lR religion
cat6liCR 81 0tf 10 deseab8n; @segUrando
81 alcalde "a mismo tempo que acep
tarfa Ia renunciR del que no eatuViera
c0nf0rme con dichs 6rden.
-Ha sido nor 9rado miembro de
la iunta de Spf 46d de este ciudad.
en- suatituci6n de Mr.. Muller, el seflor
Francisco BecerF0.
En- ID c6rcel del DistEit0 han in-
gFesado del ssbado 8 d fecha SAturni-
no Costs, JoG9 Rosa DfAz. jose Caste
liar ID MaFFon Y Felipe Robles Gcusa'
dos respeCtiVamente de ataque para
CometeF homicidiO. huFto. amenszas
contra funcionaFio ejecutiVo y aaesi
nato. 6 disposition de u Corte cores
pondiente.
Han salidO de lR caHCeE del sabRdo
& Ia fechR FranciscO Msldonado bajo
fianzR y EnCarnEci6n Maldonado. RS
mon Negr6n, Jorge Diaz y Manuel
Renta por hRbsr Cumplido condemns.
-Treinta , treB presses Sc encuen-
tran hoy en- 81 hospital. de los CuaEes
IA De halRan ataCed0a de VRricela.
Esta mahRna hahfan presses dos
cientos noventR y una pePsonaa clasi-
fcadas del 6iguiente modo: YaFones
en sumaria. 66. Mujerea en- sumRria,
4. Vsrones cumpliendo condemns,
2O3. Y muiares cumpliendO condena-
19. De eatoa indfviduos % estkn con-
denad0s & pyesidio.
Ma6sna iueves: San Mamarto,
San Francisco de JeE6nimo, coDfesOr.
Sale "a Iuna laa 3 " 81
En- d administration de c0Freos
de eata Ciuda1 se encuentran detenidas
las si9uiaDts eartas: AIaiscIo Perez,
seFafna PsreirR. Maria Perez. , John
j. PePderian.
DON RainaIdo Panisgun, conceal
del ayuntamianto 6e esta oiudad, hs
ealid0 para los Estae0a UnidCa an
aapntog paRtiauIaEe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-10
juIeIo GoltTa VheIIa Alvarez

claaea de- IocuTs: hoy uHa sola. (Las
explicR
El misuno C6digo exine de respon-
gabisidad cuRnd0 fe ccInete el delitO
por una erT6nea 8 spFeCiaci6n del hecho.
(Hace cOnaideFacionea aseate respec
to. En- an mOmentp de silenci0 del
que hRbIaba, rompe el Absoluto que
reinabs alli IR campa del reloj del
relci dando Ie una de ms mana.
No eG agesinat0 81 hecho COrDetido
por mi defendid0, prosigue 81 defen-
s0r-aino an homicidiO y eI esta
exent0 de response abilidad criminal
seg1n os he demoatrado y habeis visto
on la pruebA de este DO clio. Os pido
pues an veFedicto de inCulpa bilidad.
Buacad b iuaticia donde qulera que
este.
La vida de un h5nabre pande de
VueatFas manoG. st9
Encerrar d aOusado & perpetuidAd,
es mataFle oiVilmente. es priVer & IN
alma loven de qne aufra "a experiences
de 10 vida, Caai aiempre am8Yga.
SDevolvedle Ia IibeEtad por que real
mente tiene 81 fsndO epi'6ctico pero
- AA1 Ve4f @4 81 "a W4A43 A4AEW90Q G9 ~
oFiminaIidad. no p0dr6 c0FFeQirse.
VOy & terminaF. Mas no ser6 ain
que proteate de an procedimiento tan
peregrin0, tan confrsrio & derechO,
que no permits 6 ls defansa b sblar
mas que una vez, en- tanto que ID 6cu-
saci6n hAble dos, CarrRndo 81 debate.
En- les asambleas franc6sas y espa-
fioIaS Be be discutid0 mucho esta Cues.
ti6n. RecueFd0 haberle dido decir { |
ilustre MoDteFO Rios. tratAndo del
asunto: eque d 6ltima que suene sea
In palabra del REQ.
CitR el IibFo So ssgrado de GcueRd0
con an psiahje del mismo, termina 50
ms gistral disCuEso, sapIicando al ia
rR1o recuerde Lao palabFas del texto
bfbiico. (que aentimos pFofundamente
no recordRF
LS una y CuaFto de u madrugadR.
PaFte del p6b'ico abandona 81 salon.
Ri juez concede Is paIAbra q fiscal
para cerrar lOs dehates.
(Sigue "a scusaci6n on la pSgina 3 e
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DE DE
FENSA.
.HlBLA DON JOSE de DIEGO.
Ia defensa,
(Conclusi0e1
Conogssss6nl

(El defensOr tomA 6e Ga pupitre an
ibrO, escFito en- frances. Es Is obre
de Lombroso s0bFe d citneia antEO-
p6logics. Va Ieer~ sIgunos p6FFafos
en- fro ac6s que luego tladuciF&. El
fiscal manifesto puede eyitsrde Ia lee.
tura en- dicho idioma pues confR en- el
tradUctoF, que es de Greer, que 81
iuradO 10 aeeptar6 tambi6n. Dice. &
media Vcz que 81 infoFme de IA defen-
90 va FesultRndO. msgnc sMsgnG es La
cRusa. pOT que usted pide Ia penR de
muerteS replica Ia defanas.
(EI abOgadO lee, % principle. en- cas-
telaano y despp6s en- frances. que ira
duce.l
(L0 & timo que lee es relaci6n de an
cas0 iguaI aI que eG ObietO del debEte.
ri de an i6Ven, aHu1kdo dc tres pisto-
las, que mat6 & otFo. por que lIevaba
amores con una hermana auYa y la ha-
bio dethon rado. Ese TelatO termins
as1. rtfiri6ldose ell matadOr. eTan
digno de piedad como II vfctima.e
Ella miti6n del jurado es iuzgar los
hechOB relaciOnados con la ley. Sin en-
ceFFar Ia iusticia en- an angosto table
70. juzgando con criterio humane pero
inspirado siempra on la miaericor5ia.
La iusticia no puede concretarse 8
los aGtreChos moIdes de ID ley Asi
10 Feconoce 81 juez Msguaud, en Ffan-
Gle que aplicR d ley con espfritu am.
pIio y libaral.
81 artfCulO SO del Vijents c6digo
(que l6e) c0ntisne an error cuando
dice zalnaticO q loco. siendo una misms
coss.
Antiguamente aa reconocian tres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-10
IDforma Del ab0gado.
de- Ia Ciudad.
Pld8 50 sOllrlt0 dol GO1sgIa Eja.
COilVO GKeIuya 81 munIcipIO
del dGSGuaRiO del 8 ps pa.
"a CaminOS,
Case negative presentara auto de
ernandamus


A instancias del aIcAlde de ID ciudad.
informa 81 Abogado de IA misnns. que
pudierR ser de buen exitO aCudir 81
Consejo EieCutiyo para Que haciendo
uso de In facultad que 10 c0Dfsre ell
Articugo 284 del C6digo Polfsico ex-
CIuya al Municipio de SIN Juan del
6eGcuento del echo por cientO con des-
tino la Junta> de CAmin0s del Distri-
to. Y sinO t0mRse resolution Rdecuada,
aoudir entonCes & la propia Junta de
Csminos que tiene q su juiciO para de-
CIsrar 6 To- Municipalidad de San j uan
txcIuida de tel impueato facuTtad bas.
tante con cuya declaration se pudiera
acudiF 81 TesorerO de Puerto Rico,
ya entOpCes 81 este funciCnArio insiste
en- au resolution, ,ulilizar contra ell mis-
mo an auto de emandamuSp aDte Ii
Corte Suprema 8 de Distgitf fundan.
do tai opinion dicho AboRadO, en qug
en- II jurisdiction que Conatituye esta
MuuicipalidRd no be iDvierte Cantidad
R'gnns, poTque no eXisten Camicog ve
ciDaies, dado que toda ca zona ekt6 mr.
bRnizAda Y hRtR5OB ca estRa c0neidera-
clones no fu6 heCho ell descuento en-
los ejerCiCios de 1902 1903 1908 &
1904, no obstante 10 que, se hO hechO,
diohO deacuento en- 81 Fjercicio corrien-
to de 1904 1905 siendo Gsii que ID Mu
Dicip1lidRd de San Juan, para los efsC
tOS de ia cit2dS Ley Ge encuentrA en-
condolences txcepCionAles por CArecer
de caminos Vecinales y tener toda Ga
zonR uYbanizada rit&ndo enapoYO de 60
irforma les trifcuICs 248 249, 268,
274 y -284 del C6digo Pc ftico, que de-
terminsn Les funciones y f,cuitAdes de
10 JuntR de Caminoe. epct mend dSnduse
por ell & timO 81 Concejo loS Begle.
mentos que fueFen neceharios para Ia
eiCcuci6p de aquella Ley.
El ConCRjo, teniend0 en cuenta Il
infOrme emitid0 por el abfgi do de u
ciudad. Autoriza sI s nor alcalde para
que acudG al Conseio Executive psra
que este, haciendo usO de la facultad
que Ie copfiere el srtfculo 284 del CO
digO PolftiCO, excluya d Muncipio
de San Juan de la caTgs del go i'm
puel to pOF el TesnFaro de Puerto Ri.
co. para ls JuntA 10 Caminos. antori.
zSndOle adem6s, para que si dicho Con.
sPio Executive no tom8 resoluci6n o.
guns adecuRda, aCuda 6 Ha prOpia Jun
tR de CsminOs cOnel mismo f1, asf
como 81 TesOrero de Puerto Rico y en-
su cAso utilize contra este funcionRrio
ante Ia COHte Supram0 8 de DiAtrit0 el
Op0FtunO auto de GnRndOu1ue.2 >