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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18

resident Of Eureka, but now residing at
pocatello, Ida. visited his daughter.
Mrs r.. r. Smoot and Tintlc friends
this week
Mrs. j. G. Elmer OF Salt Lake is Wis
iting her son and his family at Silver
City.
Mrs. George Jones and daughter, Bees
sic Of Robinson, have gone to Provo
to spend several weeks
The Carnatlon Embroidery club met
this week at the home OF Miss Ruby
Bubb and spent very enjoyable after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Brown are
spneding a month In California.
Mrs, j. Vance has returned from a
visit spent with friends at Mt. Pleas
ant.
Mrs. Cecilia Bacon and daughter
Miss Buelah, have returned from "A
sojourn with Salt Lake friends.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Osborne of Mt
Nebo have taken up their residence
al Silver CITY,
Mrs. Edward Moyle ar Wallis Gran
dali were the guests o. Mrs. Robert
Cowan Of Robinson this week.
An excursion was run over the r., G..
w. Ry, 10 Payson Friday night TO give
the young people Of Tintic TO enjoy the
dance at the pavilion.
Mrs. VIM G, Andrews, who has been
visiting her husband at this place for
the past two weeks, VIII return TO her
home at Nephi Sunday morning,
Mrs Frank McHatton is visiting
friends at payson this week
The members OF the Christian En-
dcavor society viii give social on
next Monday evening.
The Carnation Embroidery club viii
meet with Mrs Elmo Moore next We'd
nesday.
Mrs. G. G. Countryman Is visiting her
parents, Rev Dr. Helmck ana wife at
Salt Lake She VIII be Joined by her
| husband about the first Of the month.
when they win 40 to Iowa to reside.
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tURENA.

Mrs. Nellie Campbell OF Stockton Is
visiting friends at Silver city.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Everly and children Will
leaveRbout the LIST OF April for Morewa,
Cal, 10 join her husband, who has
charge OF the Congregational church at
that place.
Mrs. II. r. Price and brother Robert
Glaze, win leave shortly for Los Ange-
les, Cal, to reside
Mrs. Leonard De Long entertained a
party OF lady friends Friday evening
last. She was assisted by Mrs w, d..
Myers, Mrs. Conrad Kopman and Mrs.
Bergstrom. A light luncheon was serv-
ed during the evening.
Mrs. Nichols has returned TO her
home AT Weser, Ida. after visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chiv-
rell Her sister, Mrs A. l.. Richie ac-
companled her as far as Salt Lake
city
The local camp Of Modern woodmen
gave pleasant social at Elks hall
Saturday evening. Several hours We're
pleasantly passed playing games and
with songs music and social chat The
evenings pleasure closed with a. pala-
table repast,
The sons and daughters Of the little
Emerald isle celebrated their patron
Saints day with dance at !. o. O. F.
ha'l Friday evening There was a large
crowd present and green was the pre-
dominating color The Eureka orches-
ira furnished the music, and the merry
dancers kept up the May waltz until
an early hour
The Ladies' Relief society Of Nam
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last evening az the home OF Mrs. Lang,
lVb ounce street. Az this Is the secs
ond anniversary OF the organization OF
lhe club, program OF special interest
had been prepared.
The Reviewers club entertained nj
an open day Monday at the home OF
Mrs. II. A. Vincent. Mrs J, c. McLain
entertained the club with paper on
George Meredith.
The Woman's club met Tuesday att
ernoon with Mrs. S. l.. Deane. $40 East
Fourth South street,
Members OF women's clubs through
out the country are being urged TO
JON the WOmana outdoor league of
the American Civic association. Com
municatlons have been cent 10 indl-
Ndual clubs, decorations and civic
committees OF the state bodies asking
their support Of the work undertaken
by the league. 10 June 1904 the
American civic association was formed
by the union Of the American Park
ana outdoor association and the Amer
can League for Civic Improvement. AZ
that time the womans auxiliary OF the
old organization became the Womans
outdoor league. The American civic
association Is composed OF architects,
landscape gardeners, park commission
ers and men who have the best Interest
OF the different city governments nj
heart, They are ably assisted By the
women OF the outdoor Art league. who
have taken as their special work the
Identifying Of the home and school
surroundings. II Is due to their inter-
est that school wards have been turned
into spots OF beauty and that play
grounds have been provided.
Miss Susanu y. Anthony has gone 10
Florida To- spend the remainder Of the
winter She spent two days last week
~ philadelphia, and spoke before the
Ethical society In that city Ida Hus-
ted Harper read paper defending the
value Of women az wage earners. after
which Miss Anthony gave an informal
address The Philadelphia Press re-
ports her speech as follows:
81 think after all that we are In a
stage Of transition and there Is "A great
Advancement for women After all the
greatest means for the emancipation OF
woman is the enfranchisement OF wo-
man.
80 firmly do / believe this that
have written to President Roosevelt
asking him to treat us as well as he
would treat the negroes-nO better no
worse.
81 think he viii think Of this after he
Is inougurated and has begun the du-
ties Of an elected president
why should President Roosevelt
speak Of women only as wives and
mothers? When ne speaks Of the ne
groes he refers to them as citizens lie
VIII have TO learn as other men will
learn
About her letter to the president Miss
Anthony declined 20 speak at greater
length when asked about II BY the
Press reporter
You see. | have only received a
formal acknowledgment Of it's receipt
from the presidents secretary" she
said, land I would not care to give its
contents in full have reminded MIR.
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ing her son, w. w. southworth, tn
first OF the week,
Mr. and Mrs p. n. Peterson left Tor
Blaokfoot. Ida. Tuesday, where they
viii make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. David Henderson, for
mer residents OF Lehi hut now OF SAT-
Lake city, were the guests of Hon ana
Mrs. George Austin Sunday.
Mrs A. f. Manning OF Nevada is vis-
ltng friends here,
Mrs G. l.. 'stookey was visiting her
parents In Grantsville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sabey OF Walls
bur, were visiting relatives here the
first OF the week
Miss Agnes Austin returned to Idaho
Falls Monday after a short visit with
her parents here.
Mrs. Nelson Of Beaver, who har been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
Forthlngham, for Few weeks, has re-
turned to her home.
The pupils of the High school give a
very pleasing entertainment Thursday
night.
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LTstiI.

..,osdav the Black Hawk war vet
WeuliS, hs north end Of Utah county
Grams ~, annual social In the city pa
held W. sore The greater part or the
yllioh was spent In dancing and tank
eVehlus old times. An excellent pro-
ing o' ,,os rendered and "A tasty supper
gram md a most enjoyable time was
sels' ~, the many veterans ana lrlenus
wbo we're present
nd Mrs. 4. r. Cutler Jrr of
MI CIV IDA, was spending a few
Avs SoSs with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel layior'
az 1ohn Bone ad family have moved
AVN rom Canada to their ola nome
here
The Relief societies Of the four wards
ma their annual social IN the opera
uonse. which was largely attended, ana
= most pleasing time mad by thoSe
present
Nesgs. James II Gardner and NJ w.
ingalls, are in Idaho, looking over the
spear mills there.
eus"'
Mrs. la Bonn w pI."liu s.ia,,I,
ING last FOR months Visit WIN irlenus
a, Sugar city. Ida
Mfr Arthur Webb left the first Of the
reek for ldnho Falls, whore he VIII ac-
cspt prominent position with the
Idaho Sugar company.
''"
Mrs. Sarah r. Evans Of Ogden was in
rshi Inc first Of the week, wishing rel
atiyes.
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Taylor Of Salt
lake city were visiting friends here
the first Of the week,
The d. r. society will hold us month
~ meeting at the home of Mrs. Kate
Klrkham, May 20, at which an excel
lent program will be rendered.
Mrs. southworth of Provo was visit
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CLUB CHAT.

The Daughters Of the Revolution met
Thursday at the Office Of the Woman s.
Exponent Miss Catherine Wells read
a paper on General Schuyler, and Mrs.
Mary a. H. Cannon reviewed the life of
General Montgomery.
The Ladies' Guild Of ST. Pauls church
met Wednesday with Mrs j, Roberts.
The house decoration section OF tho
Ladies' Literary club met Monday
morning at the club house Mrs. M J.
Cheesman gave a study of French FUR
niture during the fourteenth fifteenth
and sixteenth centuries.
The club de Langue Franchise met
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TheY Mlll

nsd for America. They VIII
soms direct to Logan.
r Amussen is In Logan RON ~
Mrs. T. an account OF the Illness Ok
sal' ,i tile granddaughter
- r Jensen is at home asail;;
Prots Protein. VI attended the eonventlohI o.
after na ssnurnerlntendents at MILWAUKEE
school SuP'
q C. Randall, who has D sen
Mrs, ~ " of prof. and Mrs ostleh, . has
the cues ueSi' &c TO her home In Humboldt
Nevada
- g. w Nbley was IN town
THURSDAY =.
80. d. Thatcher ana Ut. n 'oI
MTs sss ~ left Thursday for star va 1
Tha,,C"Vy islt with Mr.. and MIS- - W.
Nbey Jr
MS ogon the guest Of Mr. ana MIS-
" l. Campbell
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Roosevelt Of many things he said con-
corning the rights Of the negroes on
Lincolns day. and have made a plea
for at least the same rights being ex-
tended to US women
But concerning what the woman suf-
fraglsts expect Of President Roosevelt
Mrs. Harper spoke more clearly When
Miss Anthony had finished, she said;
THE association has not bothered Mr..
Roosevelt during his first term. reallz-
ing that he came to office by accident
and during "a time that was almost az
critical as that in which Lincoln sat In
the chair.
But In a few days he win be seated
as president elected by the people
Then the association intends to let
him know what the rights Of women
are He has spoken often to the wives
and mothers, He will soon hear from
them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18

r. j. Stewart and family Of Robinson
have come to Eureka to reside.
Mrs Katherine Russell is visiting her
husband at stockton
Watson Nesbt. ST., the we'll known
mining man, and for several years a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18

moth gave a largely attended ball at
HasselHs hall on March list. Patrlck's
day. The hall was trimmed in the
color of Ireland and a splendid lunch
con was served TO the dancers.
Mrs Thomas Bean Of stockton Is Wis
iting friends at silver city,
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The Best cnnnh surnn.

s /. Apple, eN-Probate Judge. Ottawa
Co, Kansas writes: This is 10 say that
] have used Billiards. Horeh0und Syrur
for years, and that / do not hesitate 10
recommend n as the best cough syrup /
have ever used" 25c zoe, 800 Sold by
y. c. NJ l. Drug Dept. b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18

Reductions IN cIjnging mate
rails for spring. Soft changing
materials aOere never more IN de-
mand. We carry a beautiful
stock. 46 inch Voiles are made a
special at IS cents. III inch Crepe
de Paris, $3.50 vaIues, for $1.25.
rs inch SIX AeoLenne, $500 qua
bty, for $1.65.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18

Shepherd check sujtjog ViU be a
feature for meet aceek. This hand
some fabric may be said to be one
Qfthe tdds Of the season for Skirts
and Shirt Waist Suits. We Shol0
three grades IN bro1Cn and black,
and black and aOhite. 50 cents,
$l.25 and $1.95.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
DECRETESE por Ia AsamableG Legis-
latiua de Puerto Rico:

DECRETESE por Ia AsambleG Legis-
latiua de Puerto Rico:
Artfculo l. Que con ell fin de lls-
YER & cabo mejoras pdblicas necesa-
rias, por la presente Sc autoriza, Or
dena faculta al Tesorero de Puerto
Rico, para que, en- nombre y represen'
taci6n del Pueblo de Puerto Rico, emil
ia bonos hasta por la suma de "A 600, ,000)
cdatro millones de dollars, en- las 6po-
cas- y dentro de las condiciores que Ia
presente ley determine.
Estos bHnos devengaran intereses
del cuatro por ciento anual pagade~os
Dor semestres vencidos: seran redimi-
bles en- Ia forma y en- los plaz0s que Sc
det ,rminan en- oil arti;ulo a su demo-
minaci6n sera la de mil (l.000) dollars
llevando adheridos los cupones CO.
rrespondientes, seg1 las fechas de
vencimientos, y pudlendo el compra-
dor 6 tenedor, q su orci6n, registrar
los en- la oficina del Tesorero de Puer-
to Rico en- Ia del Agente Fiscal del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, que mas tarde
Sc designara, en- New York & Gu alquier
otro punto de los Estados Unidos; y
finalmente, llevara las frmas del Co.
bernador y del Tesorero y el sello de
Puerto Rico,
Articulo 2. Dichos bonos SO de.
claran por la presepte, exentos del
pago de toda clase dc contribuciones
establecidas 6 que en- 10 futuro sc es.
tablezcan) en- Puerto Rico, bien sean
insulares, municipales 8 de cualquiera
otra clase.
Artfculo 3. Estos bonos seran
emitidos ca las fech as, en- la forma y
bajo las condolences siguientes:
I'm million de dollars; en- cinco To-.
tes de doscientos mil dollars cada uno,
los cuales levaran respectivamente las
letras A. b. G. D y T. emitiendose
cada uno de esos Totes en- 10 de Julio
de los amos 1905 al 1909 inclusives.
Cada uno de esos cinco Totes sera
4 su vez distribuido en- veinte series
de q diez mil dollars, y estas series
seran numeradas, al efecto de su amor.
tzaci6n, bajo loi numeros correlati
vos del al 20, denominandose, <Ssrie
IA, lote A1 eSerie ~, lote A.S Serie
90, lote Al etc.
Los otros tres millones de dollars
se emitiran asimismo en- cinco Totes de
q seiscientos mil dollars cada uno, los
cuales llevaran respectivamente Lac
letras V. w. X Y.y T.: emiti6ndose
el lote V. en- - de Julio de 1905 y ca
da uno de los cuatro Totes restantes,
cuando la Comisi6n del EN- prestito
insular 10 determine, en- vista de las
solicitudes de depositos que hagan los
Bancos, Corporaciones fnancieras 9
Com panias de dep6sito, de que habla-
"a mas adelante. y tales emisiones
lleyaran la fech4 del de Enero 6 el
10 de Julio del semestre en- que Sc efec-
tuaren.
Cada uno de diehos clnco Totes,
serA & su vez distribuido en- treinta Sc.
ries de veinte mil dollars y estas Sc.
ries estaran numeradas al efecto de 81
amortization bajo los ndmeros CORE
lativos del l al 30, denominAndose,
xSerie Il lote V.s SS6rie ga lote w
asf sucesivamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
JUGO De IVA De WEIGH

Ell refresco de moda en- Puerto RI.
co. Fortifica 81 ORGANISING por me.
dios naturales. No contiene alcohol
alguno.
Sc detalla ca los siguientes eSta-
bleclmientos de San Juan:
Cafe SLa Mallorquins>. Colmado
de Luiha Hermanos, Estsblecimiento
de Mendez y Suarez. Cafe de Ia Mari.
ma. Parque Borinquen. Colmado de
Jose Fernandez. Establecimiento de
P6rez Hermanos. Establecimiento de
Jose Gonzalez Perez. Bar SHotel In.
glaterra.1 Establecimiento de Sobri-
no Fernandez. Cafe ola Bolsa.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
An,.ncio de venta en- piblica sabaSta

Jose E. Ramirez, Marshall de 10
Corte de Distrito del Distrito judicial
de Humacao, P. r.
Hago saber: que en- cumplimiento
de un acto de ejecuci6n librado por es'
ia Corte en- el pleito que arriba Sc ex'
presa, Sc procedi6 Ell dia diez y seis de
Febrero de mil novecientos cinco la
venta de una finca rustica, en- pdblica
subasta y descrits en- los edictos publi-
cados oportunamente; que habiendo
sido adiudlcada la expresada fnca,
como mejor postor, q don Adolfo vi
liar, por la suma de mil quinientos
ysinte cinco dollars y no habiendo
ell comprador satisfecho Ell importe de
su postura sin embargo de haberle
requerido para clio, y en- cumplimien-
to de 10 que prescribe Ell artfculo 254
de la ley de Eniuiciamiento Civil, Sc
snuncia la vents en- publica subasts
de la expressda 6nca, cuya descrip'
ci6n es la siguiente; RGstica eompues-
ia de catorce cuerdas seiscientas Sc
senta siete oentesimas de terreno
llano, equivalence cinco hectareas
seis areas y ochsnta J seis centia'
reas, sta en- ell bsrrio de Mabd de es-
to termino municipal, colindante al
Norte con terrenos de Juan Frias, al
Sur Este con otros terleaos de Sa-
turnina FriaS y al Qeste con terrenos
dc Julio FriaO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02

Los mil b0noS de NIL uOIiars
que constituir&n la emission del million
de dollars llevaran numsraci6n- CORE
lativa del uno al mil, siguiendo el Or
den de emission de los Totes J dentro
de estos el 6rden de series.
Los bonos de q mil dollars que
constituyan las emisiones de los Totes
V. w. X. Y. z. llevaran igualmente
numeraci6n correlativa del uno en-
adelante, siguiendo ell mismo metodo
ex presado en- el parrafo anterior.
Articulo 4. La amortization de
los bonos asi emltidos Sc aiustara q
las prescripciones siguientes:
l. Los bonos que constituyen los
Totes A. B. G. D. y E. comenz aran q
amortizarse q los cinco aios de las fe'
chas de sus respectlvas emisiones ten
dram neces esariamente que qnedar redi.
midos dentro de los veinticnco afios
dc las fechas de sus emlsiones.
II. Los bonos que constituyan los
Totes V. W. X. Y. y z. comenzaran q
amortizarse a los diez aflos de las fe.
chas de sus respectivas emisiones y
tendran necesarlamente que quedar re.
dimidos dentro de los cuarenta amos
de dichas fechas de sus emisiones.
IL. En- cads aiio no Sc amortiza-
ra mas que una sola serle de cada uno
de los Totes emitidos, siguiendo para
la amortization el orde1 de ndmeros
establecido para dichas series dentro
de cada lote. DISPONIENDOSE que
Ia Serie primsra de cada uno de los
Totes A. B. G. D. y E. BE amortizarA
q los cinco amos de la fecha de su res
pectiva emission; y que la primera Sc
rie de cada uno de los Totes V. W. x.
Y.y 2. Sc amortizara q los diez amos,
tambien de su emission respective.
Artfculo s. Cada bono llevara
estampada la fecha de su vencimiento
que serA la sehalada, segdn los Artf'
culos anteriores, para la rect gi.
da de la Serle q que dicho bono
corrosponda; y una vez vencida una
Serie de bonos y alberto el pago de Ia
misma, no devengaran squellos en-
adelante interes alguLo, Quedando
prescritos y caducados los cupones y
los bonos que SO presentasen al cobro
despues de los diez amos, y de los
veinte amos, respectivamante, de sus
vencimientos.
Tanto el pago de intereses como
el del capital de los bonos deberan
efectuarse en- orc acufl ado de los Es-
tados Unidos del patron actual.
Articulo 6 En ell case de que por
razones de economic en- la estampa-
ci6u, grabado 8 litograiado de los
bones, fuesen extendidos eAtos con el
mismo n1mero de cup0nes dentro d.
cada lote, serA deber especialfsimo de
la Comisi6n del Empire estlto !nsular, dc
ue So tratara mas adeante, cuidar de
que cada bono, al ser entregado al
comprador, solo lleve adheridos los
cupones que le correspondent, segdu
la fecha de su veneimiento adoptan'
do las medidas necesarias para la
complsta inutilizAci6n de los Saponei
sobrantes.
Articulo 7. Por la presente Ley
ueda solemne & irrevocablemente en-
pef1 ada la buena f6 del pueblo de Puer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
Fiesta EscOIar

Las Escuelas Ip1blicss de Yabu.
Goa, celebraron dignsmente ell % del
pasado mes, el natalicio de Jorge
Washington.
Pronunciaron discursos alusivos
al acto, los seflores Colon, Huyke y
doctor Berries.
Como final de la fiesta, los alum.
nos de las Escuelas, tuvieron q su car
go la repsrtici6n de vsriss limo, mas
q los pobres de Ia poblaci6n, reali.
zandose scto tan generoso, en- medic
do loI aplauSoa de lA concugrencia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02

Ell acto de la subssta tendrA lugar
en- el local ocupado por mi ofcina en-
el edifcio de esta Corte de Distrito,
el dia % de Marco de 1905 q las dos de
Ia tarde.
Ell importe de la venta deberG ser
satisfecho on moneda americana. Da-
do de m. mano en- Humacao, hoy q
de Febrero de mil novecientos clnco.
J. RAMIREZ.
Marshall District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
municipal de NaguabO

Por medic del presente anuncio
Sc invita- & todas aquellas personals
que teng an acreencia contra este mu-
nicipio, concnrran q secretarfa dentro
del termino de ounce dfss q contsr
desde 10 publication de este anuncio,
provistos de sus respectivos iustia-
cantes.
Nsguabo Febrero, 10 de 1905.
Rafael ROca.
Alcslde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
EI EIEnopr@stito
i'll pesdado canaa de Delegates u los shoS Sdef amuHa de Diego
M&nda Cadona, DomAech hf1bgay Franco Soto

to Rico, para el puntual pago de inte-
reses y para la redenci6n puntual de
de los capitales .correspondientes q las
emisiones de bonos autorizadas por
ella :constituyendo esos intereses esos
capitales un primer gravamsn sobre
todas las rentas del Gobieno insular
de Puerto Rico.
Artfculo 8. Para proveer el 90.
tricto cumplimtento de tales obliga.
clones SO formara I'm fondo de amorti-
zaci6n al cual, y de los fondos en- su
poder pertenecientes al Pueblo de Puer-
to.Rico, el Tesorero traapasara las
sumas siguientss : durante el primer
afio fiscal de 1905 906, las cantidades
que, sgregadas q las utllidades pro-
venientes de los dep6sitos hechos en-
los Bancos 6 Institucionss fnancieras
(segdn mas adslante Sc dirA) y los
benefclos que en ese plazo pudiera
producer el mismo fondo de amortiza-
cl6n, fueren necesarias para cubrir
fnteg graments los intereses del empires.
tito, vencibles hasta 10 de Enero de
l, ,9O7 inclusive; y durante cads uno
de los amos fscsles subsiguientes, las
cantidades que, sumadas con lbs be-
ne6clos provenientss del fondo de
amortization, y con los intereses sa-
tisfechos por los Bancos 8 Instltuclo-
nes inancieras, por raz6a de los depo.
sitos en- elias consignados, bene6cios
8 intereses percibidos dentro de dicho
perfodo annual resulten su6cientes pa.
ra cubrir con toda puntualidad las
obligaciones, que nacidas de la venta
de bonos, deban queiar cublertas has.
to el 10 de Enero in:lusive.del afio ns-
tural subsiguiente al afo fiscal de que
se trata.
Todas las precedentes disposicio.
nes relativas al pago de intereseS 8 In.
gresos en- ell fondo dc amortiz aci6n,
para redimir los bonos, se estlmaran
como asigoaci6n continua 6 perma.
nente como authorization bastante al
Tesorero de Puerto Rico, para efec.
tuar dichos pagos sin necesidad de
nuevas asignacioues para tai objeto;
81 bien esos pagos habran de hacerss
mediante libramiento del Auditor de
Puerto Rico, refrendado por ell Co.
bernador, conforms q las disposicio'
nes vigentes sobre traspasos y-desem.
bolsos dc caudales p1blicos.
Arlfculo 8. Para la realiz aci6n
del emprestito, por la presente sc cres
y organza una Comisl6n que se de-
nominara &Comisi6n del Emprestito In.
suar la que Sc compondra del Teso-
rero de Puerto Rico, tque sera el Pre-
sidente) del Auditor y de otras tres
personals, de buena reputacion, de re-
conoclda expeviencia 90 asuntos eco.
n6micos fnancieros, contribuyentes
pcr no menos de Glen dollars anuales y
Residences de buena fe de Puerto Rico;
las cuales tres personals seran nom
bradas por el Gobernador con el asen.
timiento del Conseio Ejecutivo ejer.
csran ell cargo por dos amos 9 hasta
que hayan tornado possession los suoe-
sores que al efecto Sc les designer.
Una mayorfa de dicha Comisi6n
constituira quorum para tomar acuerdo
J [Continuara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
EDIGTO
En- la Corte de Distrito del Dlstrlto
Judicial de Humacao. Ohcina oei
Marshall.

Faustino Espino Cobian, Demandan'
to. V. S. Ramon Frfas Noya,-
Demandado. Sobre cobros de Pc
SOS. Estados Unidos de America
Ell Presidente de los EE UU. s. s.