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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02
MURDERER CONFESSES

c. A. Huber ~ the New Mexico
territorial police arrived In Pueblo
yesterday and took charge OF Ray
mond Chacon. who was arrested Sun
day. suspected of being an escaped
murderer from the New Mexico peni'
Tertiary. says a Pueblo dispatch
When confronted by officer Huber
Chacon confessed and said he was the
man wanted. lie said hat he mao
been living on a ranch south OF Pu'
eblo. but that the woman conducting
the place learned 81 his identity and
gave him away. He IL n desperate
criminal. and was handcuffed aho
shackled trfore being taken aboard
the Santa Fc train by the officer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Il
A4seAsEs b@Ra played every evening
elsFE siREsF. stIls musical and the
elElFSi entertainments and boxing |
se4lfsAs seisssh snlls.si men passed
aaG N4as k0aFs away pleasantly.
NV Msslse cas- seli represented
80 she passenger list BY Captain John
q MlislAs@a, u The Fourth infantry.
sAt ssls aaa ehildreh. formerly al
las cFeesss Captain Wilkinson IL
"a H@sss 10 f0Fs Thamas. Ny, where
ass aF4lkae&l has h1en ordered 10 take
saeiaiA eastg ss9 years service In the
ftlsss8aAess Mskos General George
"a heRe4iis caA0hsls u. Henry Ray
asa a. a. cosisss u, y, A.. were also
passengers Thsss officers are well
ss@sA s~hsessheas Nev Mexico and
AsHsA4s h4stRx served In this see.
is0s "a thS s@ahsFs many years ago
sssAAsa bke ihdiahs. and passed
its@stk Aitaqassaas iang before the
ssA'a ~ Railroad sas built 10 this
b@aAso
essss elsn 6esesnes Of eamar.
sSfeasr Carr. formerly sheriff NJ
itEg@aa e@ehss. and latter nm officer In
shS ieM@ss is@ash Riders. IL nj pres.
ses ssstl governor ~ the ilsand of
saseeso ~ .he ntasi important dis.
tssfss ~ She Philippines. Although
eaas aRs@fRssi see.n,ly. he " giving
sa&fssl sa~aisfaesiaA Ia the insular
sssfsss3es shd ,he inhabitants ~
NasstF ehe have shown n little hos.
ItIiass toward Tho American govern.
aeNA iteesssF. IL will not be long
eAsSl resgy viii has. samar well In
tssa sna sh9 nasiy~ inhabitants Of
Nsnsss viii h0 lac abiding citizens.
As~sNs oshes New Mexico Boys.
WIN Va fIpsoa. chief ~ the bureau
az fstiAc lads, AZ the insular gov.
esphfess eas formerly n resident oi
saGsa o. lie helis y very important
ana responsible nesi,ion and ~ rem
afflas ssgSssshs service Ia the gov
ssrnsbso
CeFstss t9sean of the Philippine
ess ssstseaastss years aTo n deputy
} ststiH "A Haliap. Mckinley county
) with Ms eItr and daughter. live nj
TastaFs ahfss nIlss north 81 Manila
! CattalG nsrsn commands the native
sr@fs ia shat district. and Miss Green
q . ssheea isaeh.f in the same dis
|, tsirss
|. y " weshfsnrf. a number ~ years
eao ecasfesrd sish the Santa Fe rail
vay ~ has vssas. il now master me
A siabio ~ $40 division ~ construction
N and sttalss ~ The guartcrmaster's dc
~rsrtnfnHs a. 4 4. ~ Manila. He ha
his utfr asa two sons with him.
Ns~Sis s~ssse~sl~u A~merieanixed.
n Last Nnstl the Manila Electric Raj
a wey a IIahs company. started run
Minis TO raFss u now has In Opera
~ isuil atsosst Thirty miles of track, sixt,
or srVsnse ears. wish ~ many NOR
I. In process ~ construction. The con
l. psny have stvS systems II transfer
and 0nr cen 80. aimos, over IN
whoi- .its ~ Manila for six cents.
no AN a. shr conductors are Filipino
- and a, lsass 10. thirds ri the motto
!. men. Tho balance are Americans
The rnraIsaav claims the natives max
- .afcfui and Intelligent conductors an
mosctmrus
Large and summodions building
are being constructed near the powe
house. Zoe ustires. construction nm
rcpaIr shussss IN the construction {
:" thcs. shofss. as In n. building Of n
!, Manila railway. only Filipino labt
~ wa used. The superintendent OF co
-, ~s,ruc,ion and The foreman alone. b
~ ing Americans
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02
ILodae Of Elk,.


The following are the names OF the
officers who were elected and Install
ed In the new lodge of Elks. instituted
Mt Roswell last Friday:
j. +. Hinkle. exalted ruler.
w. G. Reid, esteemed loyal knight.
] w. Kinsinger. esteemed loyal
knight. y
Albert Handy. esteemed lecturing
knight.
Fred Miller. secretary.
r. II. Williams. treasurer.
Frank Mcdaniel, tyler.
After these officers had been elect.
ed by the lodge and duly installed in
office by the grand exalted ruler, the
presiding officer announced the ap
pointive officers. as follows.
X. s. Woodruff. esquire.
@. G.. Nelson. inner guard.
II, N. Brown. chaplain
E. A. Cahoon, %organist.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

J. J. Cius,on. whom many Will re-
member ss having formerly been In
the grocery business In Las Vegas,
but who IL at present manager OF
'Thc Unique Theatre at Los Angeles,
has his nam- and picture In the cur
rent number ~ N. Dramatic Review
az one IL the western managers who
has done mach TO make vaudeville
and light opera popular and success
full.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

The advertising matter that II being
gotten out for the Northern New Mex.
leo Fair and Fall Festival II In the
highest degree admirable. Several big
placards In green and red were placed
on the streets yesterday. Much advcr.
Using matter Is being sent to outside
points.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Delegate Andrews sends word tn
The Optic that John A. Crawford has
been removed as postmaster AZ Edith.
Rio Arriba county, and that Edgar H..
Pound has been appointed In his
place. Also that William +. Brock
has resigned at Luna and G. T. Brick.
er has been appointed to the vacancy
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

A freight wreck ear Fulton Monday
night caused n long detention of No,
?. which didn't reach the city until
II o'clock yesterday afternoon. Several
freight cars went into the ditch and
considerable damage was done to them
but no one was injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

". Hintze, OF the Pan American
Decorating company, Is in the city.
His company has been appointed off.
cial directors for the flower parade
Of the Northern New Mexico fair.
Mr.. Hintze will have personal charge
Of the work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

A rocking chair vas states iIess
the porch ~ the residence ~ ~ a.
j. Mueller Monday. There h 30 ss@s
70 the thief,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

The work Of clearing the two tracks
blocked by the engine and tender
wrecked Monday was not completed
until late yesterday afternoon. Tn.
frame Of the engine was badly sprung
and the injuries are considerable. The
trains from the north came In ON the
fifth track and backed into the sta.
ton.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

A meeting OF the stockholders ~ ,h.
Las Vegas telephone company sss
held Monday at the commercial
club, Secretary J. Il. Moore read a
gratifying report covering the last ,wo
years. The affairs Of the company
were found to be In the hes, AZ oonHi,
ton.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Max Nordhans Nv planning sosas lsA-
Woyements NJ his place 81 Is"e'
Springs before putting In = hssh
supply Of the finny tribe. Holt end
Holt have charge Of the work
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Count Luigi Martini aneihL an
Italian noblcman. has made .h,fy oA
800 acres Of government land. The
count has spent a fortune in the fee"s
valley Of New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

The condition Of Jerry Simpson So
mains the same. lie IN In sfsa, pain,
but il a patient sufferer. lie u much
gratified that the metropolitan press
IL taking 10 much interest In him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Miguel Esqnibei. an old time red
dent, died az his home In Tes"soas pc
terday At the age ~ soysntystva
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Weather report: Probably eioads
tonight and Thursday; warner In
southern portion tonight. Mamimnni
temperature. 81: minimum. ".
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Narciso O,sro ~ La iisnass Ass
been granted u merchants ilssss1 ies
six months.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

A. q. Davis. the taller. Il BOZ ssar
ployed IN the Hubs tailoring asI~ls'
yment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Marriage license has hesn lssesa 10
Leonard VIM. Raymond eha Ana
Wiley both of Las VEGAS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

a nice bed room set, sidsl&@Ea AAa
other furniture for sale o, i0si Eistsh
street. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02

Ludwig VIM. Held.
LOCAL. sRlgEs.
Bridge Street.

Young man wanted. Inside s@&
Las Vegas steam laundry, -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-02
AGENT
AEA MExieANs IN the PHILIP
PINES.

tes3hsasa Prem Page one,,
The evening world., 1905-11-03
CHILD EL0PERS ARE
FORGIVEN IN COURT
Magistrate Blesses Boy Bride
groom and His Girl
Bride.

Child elopemsnts are becoming so
common In the ROM that Magistrate
Walsh, In the Morrisania Court, de-
clared to-day that some one must have
injected a love philter into the annexed
districts water supply, He has had
Ave girl brides and five boy b~rldegrooms
before him within the last ten days.
The couple In Court to-day were
nincteen-year-oid John schsll, OF No.
1855 Third avenue, and seventeen year
Mary Elizabeth Worster, who until
she eloped with Johnny a month ago.
lived with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Worstsr. at No. 80 st. AIMS avenue.
They entered Court together hand in
hand.
They produced a marriage certificate
obtained yesterday from the Pew.
ErancIs Schneider, th.f .rspid.nrs marry
Ing parwon, Of No. IN Second avenue.
Mary said John was the whole world
10 her, He gaid she was all the world
TO him and the heavenly bodies thrown
In. Mrs.. Worvter, MAry's mother, was
touched, Magistrate Walah was AFFECT
"a ana blessed ths pair, saying:
God bleas you. my children. 70 and
live accepting TO Gods rule"
Thsn there. were tender, embracing,
kissing and the happiest sort Of . time.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
LYNCH|NG MOB
AWAITS ROGERS
Middletown Citizens Watch
for the Alleged Slayer Of
Olney Brothers.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Nov. a-Fol-
lowing the statement from Pinkerton
detectives and the police that Charles
Henry Rogers. the motorman, Is the
murderer OF the olney brothers and
Alice Ingerick, the little girl who lived
at the oiney farm with her mother and
sister, citizens have become excited,
and should Rogers be arrested and
brought here II ~ feared there may BIO
an attempt to lynch him
This usually quiet town Is IN a state
Of excitement. Every train 10 watched.
the belief being that an effort will be
made by the Detectives or police 70
bring Rogers here secretly and land
him In Jail.
Resers's wife. whc 4 IN custody, has
been made to tell more Of the crime.
Gradually the police are wringins the
whole story from her.
All attention has now been turned TO
RoGers's capture. 10 10 reported that
he may be taken into custody and land
Cd In Middlstown Jail within forty-e,ght
hours.
The evening world., 1905-11-03

The genius. well. he's the son Of q
"Ysssuh, das true, too. but I amt had
no sign yet from there neither"
-Tnen ! suppose, You amt for os-
The Foot-and-Mouth Allmsnt,
Mot 70 you kin notice II. DAT
gen,eiman, he's certainly got my
sympathy too far, Hes suffering from
Do foot-and-mouth disease. Ever
time he opens one he puts dc other Ia
boss glts II, and lie miEfay near al
ways natal 10 q politician. I've oftsn
heard de w'its folks say dat ccnver-
sataon killed a cat. and l jlst found
SIt whose cat dat ,was Dat was
but, Of course. youth yot. for
Jerome" said the ssniuA "Eery-
body u for Jerome"
Amt he Do N DAT closed up Do
pool-roorns and dc T Joints and De
Hes the one"
And hadn't dem places been run
uiny fcrr years without nobody bodder-
IN" gyss@dd
going round fhre weeks wild a Win
ming gig In my haid and I can't and no
policy shop TO play II In. Dat man Je-
rome gifts on my nerves.
II reckin, mister, better o over
20 Jersey, Dey tells me dat over In
Jersey dey pays you 81 ever time YOU
vote, and no questions asked"
You're going TO be a repeater,
mo, sub; / guine to bs a machine
gun"
The evening world., 1905-11-03
IKE SCARBERRY GIVES
HIS VIEWS ON THE ELECTION
Pointed Ideas on Candidates and Financial
Corollaries, but No Use for Jerome No
How Since He Done Stop Crap Games.

.n.a
y ~.,u. wsnt
~ mo~n,rg seskinr
w ~ - .,,,inr an a pisr
s=-se."-s - ~ conch she'll
.-~-S -, him uosn Uncle Ike
.srr~ stui-lifs picture In char
-. NO had been taking a sun bath
n Z stripw psscs, opened his syss and
~ him,
SrGcups me-, mistAs," Uncle Ike said.
~ you eoe a. y~sazaoher
sSQas ald thu SsnAua. nut I love
- mrumur a the shall. See I cap
- n "a. suA close my eyes and
- eis soas of shs brsaDsrs upon the
80 rh1ta-
sn~~.uh. era you I'm oanas 10 sysa
"a hoA one a these hsys DIN euna-
49,. ~ Va, renr ana nj -pus,actiy a
sms ana a mu.,o. hut I Amt noticed
Vsny foiks sn,ovtns - opsrate ssiset-
IN on q spitfoen iats,y."
sxUu must be . pessimise" said me
-ci,,~ as
- $500
NAV sun. rm q nHV
etning mono Of desc mere new parties.
Kut a. main trouble h I sin,t fpdinx
no nourishmsnt, sticking to Do ole one.
Mat a vita man yistiddy. and he I'm
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ma psn me ne wan. my vow
-,
sun.,,,. A.. ,.glar nr,c. .av. 7
~dn,r.iiv sat. ~, ac,lan. vbar I oors
-. -
The evening world., 1905-11-03
TRAIN TEARS Off HIS Jaw.

David Angus. foreman Of a gang OF
riveters on the Ninth avenue elevated
structure at Eghty-ntnth street,'
stepped out OF the way to lot q local
train pass on the north-bound track
yesterday afternoon. Just then a north
bound train approached. Angus leaned
too far over, and the front buffer Of
the flrst OF the express struck his
its socket. and kill him instantly. There
were no bruises on his body.
Angus lived at No. S5 West One
Hundred and Forty-seventh street with
his wife and a son nineteen years old.
George Lppincott. the motorman OF
the. Dain, was arrested, and admitted
to BAH.
The evening world., 1905-11-03

was instantly killed. Mrs. Drosdw1ck
was an experienced balloonist.
She rave the signal to out the ropes
when her husband made to-day's aseen-
sion, and when the balloon shot into the
air she was seen hanging 70 tho ropes
between the balloon and the parachute.
She was 40 fest In the air when she
dropped. About 1000 persons saw uhe
tragedy. Suicide 10 limited at, but her
husband thinks II was an accident.
The evening world., 1905-11-03

Development Of tho institutions along
lines which will add to the comfort OF
the well-to-do Is barred. e
Edward M. Walker was f~ifty-nlne
years old at the time OF his death. HIS
father was eighty-nlne. The elder
ty-seven years old with s capital. He
went 10 work as a painter for so a
month. In thirty years, by his own In.
dustry. he built up a large business.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
Pony IN ps...nrer car..

WILKES-BARRE, Pa, Nov. IA
pony owned by Harry Kulp. OF this
city, had to wulk through the passon-
ger coaches OF a Pennsylvania Railroad
train here IN order to reach the ex-
press car, The crate IN which the AMI
NAL was to be shipped was too big to
20 Into the car.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
WOMAN AER0NAuT KILLED.
Mrs. Maud Brosdwick Fails 2B0
Feet in view OF 1000 Persons.

ANDERSON, 6, c.. Nov, 2.-Mrs,
Maud Broadwick, OF Cincinnati, wife OF
Charles Broadwick, an rry6naut, fell
from q balloon here yesterday and
The evening world., 1905-11-03
BAER's DAUGHTER TO WED.
Enlargement Announced 20 Head
Of National Rank.

tspscial 70 Tns Evening WORLDLY
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Nov. 2--Miss
Mary Kimmel Baer. daughter Of
George b. Basr. President OF the Read
ing Railway. will DO married In the
ssrly neut month, 70 Mr. f Isaac t MsisteT.
q OF Headings wesithiest young
men.
Miss Basr 10 the second daughter Of
Mr.. Baer. Mr.. Hester IL the President
OF the Second National Bank.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-09
DON LAURtNTNO ESTRELlA

Hemos saludado en- estas oficinas
4 don Laurentino Estrella, respectable
amigo nuestro y alcalde municipal de
Camuy.
Ell sehnr Estrella ha estado en- es
tos dias & ertrevistarse con ell Gober.
nador q quien lie signifc6 su deseo de
presentar la ~renuncia de SD cargo de
Alcalde, debido 4 oiertas iDculpacio-
res NADIA jastas que Sc lie habian hecho.
Pero uuestro distinguido compa-
triota, accediendo & los deseos de nu
merosos amigos, ha desistido por
ahora de 81 prop6sito de r%enunciar 10
ACADIA de Camuy, 10 que indudable
mantle ha de redundar en- benefcio de
aQuella municipalidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-09

ley sobre reorganiza ACTON de tribunales.
Sc ordena 81 impression para ser
discutidos.
Ell senior Barbosa pide que los c..
B. que han de ser discutidos Sc fien
en- un calendario diario q fn de poder.
los estudiar detenidamente antics de la
session del Conseio.
La presidencia dice que Sc pom
dram todos aquellos en- que ell senior
Barbosa este interesado, puesto que
de otro modo acarrea perjuicios a las
comisiones.
Sc levanta Ia session hasta mana.
ma & las dos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-09
Hotel Marina

Hahiendo cambiado de dueio este
acreditado estah!ecimiento, han sido
introducidas en- 81 grandes reformas,
que le ponen q la altura do los meio'
res de su clase. En- 81 se encontraran
los inas oxquisitos platos de las cool
aas Ianceaa, americana, iuglesa y
criolla, asf como IN excelente servl.
clio Ell TODD 10 Que SO relaciona con es'
ia clase dc establecimientos.
Una vista al Hotel Marina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-09
Sc abre la session q las y,
Preside ell sehor Post.

Preside ell senior Post.
Ell %presidente constitute Ell Consejo
en- comisi6n total, alberta Ia orden del
dia.
Ell s%ecretario die lectura al bill que
ha de ser discutido.
Mi antras la presidential hace algu-
mas observacionss con referenc o al
bill, en- ingl6s, entra ell consejero se6or
Barbosa que ccupa un pupitre a lado
del senior SANCHEZ Morales.
Sc leen las enmiendas del C. b.
ndmero 3 dsl senior Post.
Ell G. B. rsfereute 4 la isla de
Culebra queda aprobado en- segunda
lectura.
Ell sefor C~omisionado de Tastruc,
ci6n hace nOtar IN error tipogralco
en- una eecci6n del G 3. 10.
Ell presidente pregunta 81 hay al.
guna otra observation que hacsr,
y ninguno de los sohores conseieros
p%resenta enmiendas, p&sandose al C.
B. ndmero 20, ell cual queda aprobado
On comisi6a total.
Ell s?cretario Ice ell c. B. - del
sefor Post, referente & obstruction Iii
blica y & los maestros ~rurales espe.
ciales y maestros PRACTICES, los cuales
estudiaran bajo la direction de 10 ms,
pector. Dicho c. r. tiene ocho artt-
culos extensos que el ~secretario lee.
FL Comistonado de INSTRUCTION di,
ce que una dc las grandes dIdcultades
que hay para la cnsefI vi es no tene,
I'm n1nero suiclente DE- mapstros m
rales capacltados, \ para oubrlr es
to neceoidad ell departamonto dlspus,
unos eXamsacs espsclaleS presentan
dose 15i ~aspirantes y salieron apro
bados siete.
Ahora bien; los msestros se oh
tieuen Eor medic de examenes y es
cuelas ~grsduadas,
Dice que & oonsecuencia de esta
faltas no teuemos derecho & t9ner ma
profesorado.
Pide mayor ndnsro de t-cuol2s III
rales.
Propone colebrar eXimeacs no &c
rigurosos como los de las eAcueiaselt
msntales, pero sGd:ientes para los 4
sscuelas rlrales.
Mediaute la .aprobaci6n De est
proyecso puejen abrirI 20 mas escuela
rurales de las que tenemo5 ah)ra e
Puerto Rico.
Dice que sin necesidad de hace
grandes gastos 81 sistema e~scuIar Lut
de extenderse.
Prssenta una epmienda 4 la se,
ci6n tres, Inca 6.
Ell G, B. ndmero o presto 4 vot;
ci6n Qued6 aprobado.
Sc lee ell Z. B. n6mero ~: prove
yendo asignaciones para cubr.r def
cts en- Ell P%resupuesto de gastos del Z,
bierno de Puerto Rico, c~orrespondier
te al aho econ6mico que tarmiua Q
JUNO.
Mr.. Wiiloughby presenta algura
enmiendas acerca del njjmaro de eli
pleados que aparecen estat1ilosen Ia
seccion9s del bill,
Ell Auditor presents una nnmlend
para que sc reduzcau & - 1ias en- yc
de 10, los servicios de dos emplea2o
a%diciouales Ell la ofciua del Cunsej
Executive.
Ell seHor Post erplica los gasto.
eventuales de la poIicla insular,l de 100
q 1895. Por los auticipos hachos par.
Ia comprs de caba los, 1850 dollars
900 dollars para g4stos imprevistGs
Ell se1or Willoughby que Interpret
al senior Post Queda satistscho de la
explicaciones dadas por ell SecreLari
de Puerto Rico.
Ell Auditor ex plica las cuentAs j
la reclamation de la SW sstern Uui6
Company, que suben q un montant
de SO dollars.
Pide la sprobaci6n de esta partid
y queds sprobada.
Sc discuten los salaries del docto
G Gutierrez I~garsvldsz, por los estudiO
de la enfsrmsdad ~denominada anemia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-09
.|n|oInacones del Consejo Executive
Session de aver

Esta partlda es eXDllcada por Ell
sehor Post, y no habiendo otro comen-
tario que hacer sobre Ia partida, que
do aprobada.
Q1eda aprobada Ia partida de ho-
norarios y peajes de iurados en- ID
| Corte de Distrito de los Estados Uni
dos, consistentes en- mil dollars. NJ
hubo debates en- esta partida.
Ell sehor Dlaz Navarro, dice que
en- la Corte de Distrito de San Juan
no ha hObido nunca conserjes nj sub
marshalls. 10 que han habido ha sido
marrhalls.
Ell senior Dfsz Navarro hace notar
cierta ~dualidad en- dos secctones del
] bill ~presentado por ell senior Willong-
hby, que 81 sc aprueban %produclran
cterta confusion.
Ell se6)r Willonghhy, dice que es-
tos cargos De conselje y sub marrhalls
fleron coucesiopes particulars he
chas 0 Ell Attorney General.
Ahora bien; yo no Sc 81 eXisten
estos empleos, y no Sc por tanto 81 Sc
Ia apropiado tese presupuesto.
Sc ~aprueban con correcciones las
partidas references 4 los sueldos de
las Cortes de Distrito de Ponce, Ma
yaetez, Arecibo, %I1umacao, Guyana
y Aguadilla.
Ell senior Willoghby pide Ia liqui.
daci6n de la partida de dos mil dollars
para mobiliario contenida en- los gas
, tos eventuales pagiaa Is y l6 del pro.
: veto de ley que SC 1iscute.
FL Auditor i CO que antes de que
90 proceua 4 osa ~yolaci6n, convene
tener preaento las tei,Ajones del AT
. torney y despu5, tomaremos una me
: dida radical.
Propone pues, una conlerencia COZ
= el Attorney General.
FL presidente dice que la legisla
tura ne e~ncusntra q la mltad de ours,
8 y es convenience que Ia Csmara tepg
) tempo para estudiar nuestros proyec
It1s.
l.. pr93nne az 81 p,sput Z la pArt
da de mGbiIiarl0.
S4yota Is moe.6n dc Mr. H.lioug}
, By . leda pc, pneata.
.e e. stHor Dial Navarro pide "a
Sc pogpougala palttda de .up fiscal 81
e pecial consiguada &C el .presupnesso d
Ia Cort3 de Di>ttito dc. Msyagl Z.
n Intervene ell Auditor, eXplicand
Ia legalidad de esa partida combatid
n Dor ell senior Diaz Navarro.
=. FL sehor Diaz Navarro, despue
de As raz3ncs del Auditor retira S
, moci6n, pero no sin r~ccon0cer que {
ana irtracci6n lie q ley el q Sc pague
/. dus Il scales, cuando no eSt4 previst
tanor dos 6scales en- la Corte de Ma
yag0-1.
/. Dee que 40 So opoue 4 que |
partida ee vote con tai que Sc redsct
en- lorna distinta y Sc rebaj3 la cant
\ dad consignada.
Proq0ne D ennienda para gu
: Sc susti.uya la palabra fiscal por |
lie emyleadn.
S +. presideate lie Invita- 4 que n
dacte en- mejores l6rninos la enmiend
y fir e. sue do.
i Fl se01r Diqz Navarro fla ell nit
5 mo sueIjo que Sc daba al fiscal esp
eia Is decir 5000 dollars anuales.
FL se11r Willoughby cree algo es
J casivo este sueldo para IN empleadC
tamb;6n lie invita- & que disminuy
a el sueIdo, pueSto que NC e~rnpleado q
y puode tenes ell sue do dc IN fiscal.
~ sehJr Dia2 Navarro contest
8 que uai.e mojor que Ell Tesorero put
de c~nmcndar In partidG que Sc discutt
Ell sti.or Wllloughby dice que |
parlida no puode redactarse de ctr
6 modo que como esl& consignada en-
a Prayoc.o de ley.
Eibi iqlsd5 ap.obsdo con enmier
das.
Sc leu los G. u. u ! = presents
80 NJ