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n -. -. s.zl---, ~ \ --- - - ----- -
n, al kease s, East, lying
soeth Of Canadian river and in the
cboctaw Nation
Townships ?. 9 and 4 North Range
9. East
All that part OF Townships and q
North, Range 3, East, lying south OF
Canadian river.
District No. &c.
Townships ?, 3. and 5 North,
Range TO- East.
All that part Of Township c North,
Range 10. East. lying south of Can
adian river
Townships 2, 3. ana 3 North,
Range II. East.
All that part OF Townships and Z
North. Range II, East, lying south OF
Canadian river.
townships 2. 8, 4, and 6 North
Range 12, East.
All that part Of Townships Z and
North. Range l2. East, lying south o.
Canadian river.
townships ,, 8, 4, 8, G and 7 North
Range 10. East.
All that part Of Township s North
Range 10, East lying south Of Can
adam river.
All that part OF Townships and
North. Range "A. East exclusive of tn
land Included within the corporate
limits Of McAlester township Z North
Range "A. East
All that part Of Township s Nortf
Range IA, East, lying south of Car
adam river
All that part Of Township 6 Nortl
Range l5 East exclusive Of land II
ciuded within the corporated limits
McAlester
Township Z North, Range 10, East
An that part OF Townships and
North. nspsS II, East, lying south
Canaaian river.
District No, go
township North, Range 10, East
All that part OF Townships 8 and
North. Range "A, East ane Township
North. Range Is. East, included wit
in the corporate limits of McAlesteT
District No. 81.
townships Z and s North, Range
East
All that part of Township Nor'
Range l6. East, lying south q ca
adian river.
Townships and s North, Range
East
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gent discussion By mer Of experiences
win improve the mail service Of The
country then much good may be cx-
pected to result from the convention
opened in Detroit today by the Ma
tlonal Association OF postmasters ot
second and Third Glass Oiices the
attendance is large and representatiye
Of every section Of the united 'He.ez'
while the program ol papers ANY dis-
cussions cover a wide range q tA0ies
relating to the postal service in ses-
erai and the duties of the postmaster
I'm particular Several representatives
of the postofflce department at WASH
lneton are here to address the oonNen-
ton. which will remain in session
three days The Michigan Assoeia-
ton OF Postnasters also is in session
here.
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DOG SHOW AT AssusY PARK.
an Assoclated Press.l

Asbury Park, N. J., Aug. pa
bench show under the auspices of the
AsDury Park Kennel club opened in
the Beach Auditorium today. -Four
hundred dogs of all classes are on ex
hibition, including some of the most
valuable CANNES in the country. Bos-
ton terriers lead, but the entries OF
bull dogs, bull terriers, Irish terriers
and st. Bernards are especially good
The show will continue over tomor
row.
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HOW LOGAN IS REDISTRICTED.

,..4> NJ ., North rooan District %, "cty" District
DisrictNo Logan
strc
sendot
CinaTron the towns ana V"'s le0
ndesgu
theF wardly of Cleveland avenue
district embrace annoying
ais Ce
seoS c @ Iron Mound Creek Seward sss
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Acute attacks Of collie AND diarrhoea
cone on without warning and prompt
relief must be obtained. There IS no
necessity of incurrng the expense oi
a physicians service IN such cases II
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is at hand A dose
of this remedy will relieve the patient
before doctor could arrive. Il has
never been known to fail even in the
most severe and dangerous cases and
mo family should be without T. Foi
sale by F., b. Lille & Co.
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IN FIFTH OHIO DISTRICT.
nv Associated Pressl

Paulding, Ohio, Aug. 22.-At the
Republican congressional convention
OF tie Fifth Ohio district here today
Congressman w. w Campbell, OF
Napoleon, was renominated without
oppositiou.
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q q q DRIVES OUT
- . RHEUMATISM

The aches and pains only symptoms which may
pasers, bise etc. or qeteu
With opaes AS treatment is left of however OF there IS any
the
muscles places flesh return and the sufferer mas @
while the real cause remains IN h
The cause acid condition OF the blood on
Kidneys genera
condition Of the system collects in the system eaeh Gay
shall be carried OH but When II IS ell
Of olne aus
carried to all parts OF the BODY 70 o
S. S s. Rheumaisn y going
down into the out the and making TINS ne e
blood been puriheA ana
the pains and aches the muscles become s ana
and from the systen. BOOK on u
Gala IHE WIFI SFtsSsEIS SS'S 'aAA''s ~'D
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Range 26. East lyins south q Arlkan-
sas river
Fractional Townships 8 and 9 North,
Range n. East.
All that part Of fractional Town
ships 10 ana ii North. Range ~. East
lying south Of Arkansas river.
oistrlct No, 90.
fractional Township ! South. and
.1.2.8.4. and 6 North, Range S, West,
living in Chickasaw Nation.
township ] south, and Townships
1.2.8.4. and 6 North Range q West.
Township / south and Townships l.
2s4.5. and z North, Range 6, West
township / South and Townships J.
l2.s.4.5. G and Z North. Range 5, West.
Township South and Township !
North. Range 4, West.
District No. ga.
townships 2. 3 and Z North. Range
4. West.
townships 2, 9 and North Range
8, West
Townships ?. and 4 North Range
2. West
townships and 4 North. Range
/, West
Townships aud A North Range
/, East
Townships and North, Range
?, East
District No. s5.
Township 1 South and Township
North. Range 9, west
Township / south and Township
D North. Range 2. West.
f Townsbip / south and Townships
and North. Range l. West
township ] South and Townships
and . North, Range l. East.
i. townships ] and North, Range
+ East.
District Mo. 90.
/. Townshlps / and South, Range
o East
II Townships and South and Towl
ships and 2 North, Range 8. East
I. townships 1 and South and Tow
9 ships and ? North Range 4, East.
1f District No. 81.
All that part Of Fractional Tow
5e ships south and North, Range
East. lying in the Choctaw Nation
H. Township / south and Township
IL North. Range g. East.
Township South and Township
North, Range 10, East.
se Township North. Range II, Ea'
/, District No. es.
N. Township ] South and TOWNSHIP
1. 2, 3, and A North, Range IA, East
J. Township / south and Townshi
80 2. 3 and A North, Range 10, East
Township South and Townshi
y. nv 1, ?, 3, A, 5 and North, Range
East
Township South and Townshi
'e 1. 2, 3. A. 5 and North, Range
IN East
an. District No. SO.
townships 2. 3. A, 5, and Z Nor
l. Range IS, East.
d 9 townships ?. 8, 4, 5, and z Nor
of Range 19. East
Townships 3 3. A. s. 6 and Z Nor
26, Range 20, East.
Townships 4, 5. and Nor
rth, Range 21, East.
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5 e { c.ssy Sweet s:s.I t. 2.I,'it.. Eat
A. o. U. W. CONVENTION.
fRr AssocIated Pressl

Truro, ~ s., Aug. 22.-The Grand
Lodges of Quebec ami the Maritime
Provinces. A. o. U. W, began its bIen-
nial convention here today with a good
attendance Of delegates The reports
Of the onieers show the affairs Of the
grand lodge to be in a satisfactory con
dh,on. as regards both membership
and finances
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District No. 1903.

Fractional Townships S, 6 and Z
south. Range 8, East, lying in the
Choctaw Nation
Fractional Townships 8. 6 and |
South, Range 8, East, lying in the |
Choctaw Nation.
Townships A. ;. G and z South,
Range 9, East.
Fractional Township South. Range
9. East. lying IN the Choctaw Nation
Fractional Townships s, 9 and 10
South. Range 9, East, lying in the
Chickasaw Nation.
Fractional Township 8 South, Range
40, East. lying in the Chottaw Nation
Fractional Townships 8, ? and 10
soma. Range 10, East. lying in the
cnickasaw Nation.
District No. los.
Townships 3, 6 and South, Range
TO- East.
Townships 5, and south. Range
II, East.
Fractional Township s South, Range
! II. East, lying in the Choctaw Nation.
Fractional Townships and South,
Range II, East. lying in the chiekasaw
Nation
Townships 5. and Z South, and
fractional Township s South, Range
-. East
Townships 5, and Z South, and
fractional Township 8 South, Range
10, East.
! Townships 5, s and 7 South, and
+ fractional Township s South, Range
a. East.
Fractional Townships Z and s South
Range Is, East.
Fractional Townships Z and s South
/, Range IS, East.
District No. no.
b. townships ?. 8. 4, and G South
Range Is, East.
e townships ?, 8, 4, and 6 South
Range 16, East.
o. Townships 2, 8, 4, 5 and G soutl
and fractional Townships and
South. Range II, East.
ie Townships 2, 3, A, 8, 6 and Souu
and fractional Township s soutl
= Range IS, East.
ne townships 2. 3. A. and sout
and fractional Townships Z and
south, Range 19, East.
y Townships 2, and a South, Rams
20, East.
District No. III.
N Townships and 6 South, and fra
tional Township South, Range
/. East.
Townships ?, 3. A. 5 and soui
and fractional Townships Z ana
South, Range p. East.
,qa Townships ?, 3, 4, 5 and 6 and
South, and fractional Township
South, and Range %, East.
Townships ., 3, 4, 8, and Sou
and fractional townships 8 and
South, Range %, East.
Townships 2, 3, 4, s, 6, Z and
\ fractional Townships and 10 Sou
the Range "a, East.
ate Townships 2, 8, 4. 5, Ell . an(
South. and fractional Township
roc. South. Range 25 East.
,tb Townships 2, 3, A, 5, 6, z. ant
South. and fractional Township
rae. South, Range 26. East.
noe Fractional Townships 2 3, A. D. Z
s. 9, 10, II South, Range p, East
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1Oo counter sale at the Guthrie Novelty
Racket. 2l1 East oklahoma. today and
tomorrw Special Bargains on vegetable
dishes, platters. cups and saucers, etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-22

L.. b. Jackson has moved his tin shop
to .1l2 North Vine street, in rear OF
Astor House building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-22

In this state Il Is nor necessary 10
serve "a 1--WE days notice for eviction Of a
cold. Use the original laxative cough
syrup, Kennedy's Laxative Honey ana
Tar. No opiates. Sold by C. r. Relfro
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Rainy Days.

THEY ENTER INTO EVERY Lifh
rusTORy. NO ONE CAN HOPE FOR
FAIR WEATHER TO THE JOURNEY
END. cLoUDBURsTs OF ADNEk-
sITY COME TO ALL SOONER OF
LATER. THEY COME WHEN LEAST
EXPECTED.
HOPE FOR THE BEST AND PRE-
PARE FOR THE WORST. BEGIN 10
Ruu,D NOW THE PROTECTING
SHELTER OF A BANK ACCOUNT. IT
WILL. KEEP YOU AND YOURS ~
COMFORT AND HEALTH TILL THE
CLOUDS ROLL BY.
A DOLLAR WILL START THE Ac-
I COUNT. A LITTLE ADDED EVERY
WEEK WILL Make IT GROW FAST
Err THAN YOU THINK POSSIBLE
safety deposit boxes for rent
lptareqt naid on Time Deposits.
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A complexion satin smooth and iAr
given by satin skin powder. tnts.
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ana beg to remind YOU that whatever
the price Of coal between now ana next
April, it certainly won't be any cheaper.
Look. then. at your coal bins at once ana
let me nm them up with BRIAR cRhek
the best coal mined in the Territory You
viii find it large blocN coal burns free
and is by far the best fuel proposition.
N. r. cHEADLE,
'PHONE g.
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SIXTH YEAR IN OKLAHOMA.

Dra. Clark & Ramally, the
famous Chicago special
lists, treat Chrouis ana
Private diseases OF both
sexes. Cures guaranteed
Consultation free.
once over 10u West
Harrison Avenue. Guthrie.
No 16p
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Townships T. s, and Z North
Range %. East
District No 100.
Township ! South and Township !
North Range rs. East
township ! South aud Township ]
North. Range 10. East
township ] South and Township
North. Rouge 20 East
Township 1 South and Townships
y. 2. 9. North. Range q. East
Township ! South and Townships
i, 2. 3. North, Range p East
Township / South and Townships
1.2. o. a. 3. 6 and z North Range 2S'
East
Township South and Townships
/ I. 2, 3, a, 8. 6 and North, Range "a.
East
Township 1 South and Townships
l.2.9,4, 5. 6 aud North, Range %
East
Township 1 South and Townships
l1.2,3, a, 5, and North, Range rs
East
Fractional Townships 1 South ant
/ 4. 2, 3, 4, 5, aud z North, Range p
East.
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fIdcllpNdl AbWhoHiF' 4 N-N
i. 2, 8, 4, 5, 6 and z North Range 27'
East
District No. tot.
Fractional Townships ., ., 4. 5 and
south. Range 8. west, lying in the
ChicIasaw Nation.
Townships 2, 3, 4 and and fraction
al Townships 6, z and 8 south Range
Z, West.
Townships ?, Q. 4, and 6 and frao-
tional Townships z and South, Range
g. West
Townships ., 3, and s and frac-
tional townships 6 and South, Range
s, West
Fractional Townships 6 and South
Range 4, West
Township 6 and fractional Town
ships and South, Range 3, West.
township and fractional Town
ships and south. Range 2, West
District No. 1o2.
townships 2, 3, and 8 South.
! Range 4, West.
Townships ?, 3, and . South,
Range 3, West.
Townships ,, 3, A and 5 South
Range 2, West
Townships ?, 3, A and and 6 South,
Range 1. West
Townships ?, 3, 5 and 6 South
Range 1, East.
All that part of Township South
Range 1, East. exclusive of the land
h.oluded within the corporate limits
Of Ardmore.
District No. 1903.
All that part of Township 4 South
Range /. East, and Townships 4 ant
Z south Range 2, East, included with
in the corporate limits of Ardmore
IS District No. to4.
township South, Range 2, East.
Township South, Range 3, East.
Townships and A South, Range
h. East
Townships and South. Range
h. E,st
Townships ?, 8 and South, Rang
h 7, East.
Il townships 8 and South Range
h East
" Fractional Townships 2, 3 and
South. Range s, East, lying in Il
r Chickasaw Nation.
Fractional Townships 2, 3 and
South, Range s, East lying In Il
n Chcctaw Nation.
n District No. to5.
townships ? and 8 South, Range
ay East
.ed , townships ,. 8 and south Ran
,re 1o East.
he Townships /. ?, 3 and sout
IN. Range I /, East.
by Township | North and Townships
lsh .. 3 and 4 south, Range y, East.
iaS township 1 North and Townships
ds ?. 3 and a south, Range 49, East.
uoe townships ,, 3 and A South, Ran
ing a. East
am District No. 1o6.
by Fractional Townships Z and
sii ~; south. Range 1, West.
Fractional Townships Z, s and
south, Range l. East.
: All that part Of Townships 4 an
- south Range 2, East, exclusive OF
z land included within tine corpor
x limits OF Ardmore.
Townships 6 and Z South, and (
g tional Towuships s, Q and 10 So
Range ., East
Townships A, 5, South and I
, tionai Townships and 8 South, Ra
. g. East.
2 District No. 1o7.
b Townships and South and
tional Townships z and south Ra
4, East.
z townships 5, 6, aud Z South
9 fractional Township s South, RI
S, East
townships and G South and
x uonM Townships Z and South r.
6, East
Townships and South and
tional Townships and s.
Range 2 Fast
Fractional Townships s and 9 s
= Range s, East
q HOW
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District No. "a, North Logan. DIST
District No, 26, South
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-01
MOda que pOddan pOnef de m0da en-
Puerto Rico ahOra que ssta de
mOda eI sport hfpiCO.

Trdtase de introducir una moda muy
curiosa, por 10 nueva En- Ia 6poca del ca
ior, en- Paris hay Ia idea de poner SOM
breros los caballos que Yayan por las
GALES.
"a los caballos de Ia artillerfa por ejem-
plo, Sc le pondr6 un kepia militar, con dos
agujeroS en- la visera, para sacar las orejas
del cuadrGpedo por elias.
Para IN cabaIlo de caTreras una gorra
de Jockey, puesta en- Ia misma forma que
IL anterior sujeta por debajo del cueflo
del animal con una cinta.
Para los caballos de un coche de linea,
que regularmente est6 parade y sus caba-
los durmiendo: Un gorro de dormir, su-
ieto on Ia misma forma que 81 anterior.
Para caballos de paseo, montadoB ror
senoritas, sombreros de feltro, con an We.
10 desde 81 ala del gombrero alrededor de,
Ia cara-del caballo y una pluma de aves-
truz blanca, puesta en- direction vertical.
Los francesea aun cuando no han llegs-
do poner en- pr6ctica esta moda, han
impreso targetas postales de tedos estos es-
tilos de sombreroB para caball os tienen
en- venta muy chiBtosos ejemElares para
los Coleccionistas.
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Los SAL TIM
BbNQUIS. :

Anoche pdBoss en- escena pOr Ia compa.
MIA s'Scognamiglio' Ia bonita opareta en-
3 actog cuadros, Lies Saltimbanqnis
Ia m1sica ce eata opereta tiene pasaiea
adeEamente pintoEescoa, y Los tiene
tambi6n up tapto desabrido pero la hatuta
del maestro Barducci hiz0 pasar estoa
6ltimos sin que nadie se impacientase ni
mucho menos.
En- cuanto al degempefio, nada dej6 que
deaear. La Viccini la Perreti estaban
realmente sujestivas, y bordarOn sus pa
peles.
El alma de esa opsreta es Malicorne,
una especie de Giacobbazzi, muy aimpati-
CO y afable, mas de bastidores fafuera;
pero que. como empresario y director de
81 companfa, tiene que ser feroche
FL seiior Oberto no fue todo 10 ferOche
que debi6 ser, con 10 cual desde luego no
sa ajust6 mucho su papel, pero tampoco
sali6 desairado.
En- cambio las ragazzGs Sugana Ma
riOn (la Perretti y Ia Vieini) y los sefio-
res Muasi y Carrozzi Pagliaccio y Gran
Piquet) hicieron tan fna labor que en-
mas de una OCCASION les llamaron repetidas
veces escena ovacionandoles merecida.
mente.
La opereta es de mucho color. a veces
los espectadoreB 30 Bienten atraidos por las
Torbideces quese agitan ebdrneas y sorro-
Badas ALA en- 81 fondo, bajo 81 claror de las
luces electricaBy y bajo Ia fantdstica mice en-
scene Z ge les We moverse con cierta
impaciencia semejando el patio ''lago de
cabezas que con la impression ondea."
Una opereta como Los SaIBsnl6Gnqatis
tiene aiempre que gustar. Y gust6.
Las demds parties que secundaron las
Be1oras Perretti y Vicini los Fefiores
Obsrto, Mussi y Carrozzi, trabajaron con
toda discretion.
Loslcoros, ajustados, Vibrantes y tambien
picantes. Alguno que otro modesto s'traba-
jador del mar" bizqueaba q veces Ianza-
ba "sotto voce'' su viejo sugpiro icon di-
simulo". Aquella profusi6n dc pantorrillas
bien entradas en- carnes aquel anRdeo
de macizas curYas, hacfan pensar en- 81
noble y ganto reinado de Ia beIleza plSsti-
ca, on las lfneas ideales, en- Ia hermosura
pecadora triunfal de Frin6
Malicorne sinembargo no pensaba en-
NADIA do este, por mi hacfa perfeCtamen-
to bien. Mas, "blandito de eoraz6n" en-
vez de apalear q los poveriaos artistas del
"Cfrcolo Equestre" parecfa taImente que.
q era quien se habfa apGIeodo. Y vayase
10 uno por 10 otro.
La canCi6n espanola por la Perretti can
ci6n muy conocida, popularfsima, que
empieza:
Cuba, de tW hermo8o iardin
#
etcetera, fu6 muy aplaudida , cantada con
anaOre por Ia graciosa artista.
Finalmente, todos los espectadores sa-
limos del teatro sin6 ric0s feLsces-como
reza 81 argumento refri6ndose clos
Saltimbanquis' 81 menos contentOs.
Y algunos bastante cGrneriai naal5or-
QatiqaS.
PEPE-HILLO.
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SuCesOs en- Ia isla

Vega.Baja Julio 81. Coronel Hamill
p. San Juan. Anoche entire ocho y
nueve a pasar iunto & las calderas de IL
Central 'sSan Vicente" 81 Mayordomo de
fabrica Francisco Leonet, subdito espafiol,
destap6ae un tubo produciendole quemadu-
ras graves de d. falleci6 hoy 8 .. m.-Cabo
Roig.
Vega-baja. CoroneI Hamill. San
Juan. P. R.-Hoy entire s y 4. %. 81
individuo Agustfn V6zquez, que fraudu-
lentamente habfa montado en- ferrocarril
de carga, Sc trio del tren cerca de 81 casa,
Kil6metro 40, destrozSndole los vagones
ambas piernag, muriendo 81 POGO tempo
Acudf con Juez Municipal lugar suceso,
resultando ser Vdzquez dnico responsible
de su muerte. Cabo Roig.
Cayey.- Coronel Hamill. San Juan.
p. R.-Guardia Ramon Rivas arrest6 hoy
cuatro indiyiduos por escalamiento On pri-
mer grado. Teniente Soto.
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los ASCENS0 EN-
Ia poIiCla insuIs
Una eOnsaIta hsCIa p0r d COTOnsI
i IA comisldn dsIcusrp0 ! al
G0bemadOI.



sometidoa por 81 coroneI Hamill II go-
bernador Winthrop, los aacensos ca Ell
cuerpo de Il poliefa insular. que con mott
yo De u creaci6n del nnevo diBtrito J va.
cantes existsntes habfan de hacerse, ha ST.
do respelta u pTopuesta en Ia forma 81.
guiente J de acuerdo ambos funcionarios:
Aacendido dc primer teniente Z Captain,
don Francisco TaIlada.
De primer teniente & Captain don Jose
Jddice.
Dc aeguudo 4 primer teniente don Fran
cisco Canals.
De segundo Z primer teniente don Fran
cisco VeraT.
De segundO 4 primer teniente don ].
Soto Rodriguez.
de sargentos 4 segundos tenientes, los
sefores Luis SRnquirico, Gabriel Padial y
Rafael Sanmill6n,
En- IN extreme de Ia ley de policfa Sc
expresa que habra en- IaTsIa siete prime.
ros tenientes uno para cada disfritak ade-
mas, Sc dice en- utro artfculo, IN primer te-
nients ayuda6te y un director de Ia banda,
con esta categorfa, resultando, por 10 tantd,
nueve primeros tenientes; pero como al
hacer Las asignaciones para gastoB suel-
dos solo De habla de ocho primeros ltenien-
ter, una consulta ha sido hecha por el jefe
HamiH 81 Hon. Gobernador y Ia Conf
sion, para que Sc resuelva 81 case, opinan-
do 81 jsfe que deben existir tantoB prime.
rog tenientes como districts ademas los
referidos tenientes ayudante y mfsico ma
yor.
I'm aumento de Glen dollars anuales
para cada Official Jefe ] comandante In
clusives) ha sido reconaendado para apli-
carse en- elloa Ia cantidad votada por la
Camara. rs opinion del cuartel general
De Ia policfa y asf Sc ha informado la
omission, q. los aumentos de Hueldos debe-
ran establecerse en- la higuiente forma: $50
dollars de Aueldo al mesS COMO hoy, los
guardias reci6n ingresados; $32 en- 81 Sc
gundo afio de servicio; S34 on el primer
Teenganche asf suceaivamente. Este ex-
trerno ser6 resuelto para entenderae vigen-
to desde primero de Septiembre pr6ximo,
al resolverse el punto de 81 deben en-
tenderae ono siete primeros tenjenteB ade-
mas del mdsicO mayory ayudante, habra
dos ascensos.