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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-09-29
DIR. DUNScoMBE WILL MOVE TO
TUSCARORA

DR.. Dunscombe, who has been locat-
ed in Winncmucca for the past 6
months, has made arrangements to go
to Tuscarora and locate. He has pur
chased drug business in that town
and will operate a drug store in con-
nection with his practice.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-09-29

E. Reinhardt & Co. have received an
order of the Knox celebrated stiff hats,
These hats rang high in the world of
headgear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
VARSITY TEAM
WILL 60 EAST
EioHT GAMES WILL BU
PLAYED WITH SIX or THE
STRONGEST AMATEUR TEAMS
IN TIE STATE.

The varsity baseball team leaves
this evening for weeks trip east
OF the mountains. where they all
meet several Of tho strongest nfna p
trur teams Ia the Hlsir. Early o.
the rnanan over 30 teams were
ready 10 play the university team.
bat now they have dNindlsd down
30 sis There VIII be eight games
played however
TomorruW they wiii play North
Yakima. then whitman. Idaho Hpo
kane high school rroHHst and FL
ieuHbufr The only teams that theY
are afraid Of ate Idaho and ftaasar.
The pitching force 10 particularly
strong Dean in the old standby
smith. freshman Who hau quite
a reputation from California. Is DO
Ina fine work. end since Murphy
has cleared his condition he vii
brace the team very much
Tho team Nlil probably play ne
follows Captain webb Hoover.
catcher. Dean smith and Murphy
pitchers. 0nfirn. first base
Arntherd second. Edwards. short
stop. Teata. third TeEtmife. Tam
any ard Mcdonald feidefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
HORSES ARRIVE
AT MEADOWS

Judge Horace Egbert. Nho sill
preside al the race meeting - the
MeadowA. beginning June IL. haa
arrived In this city from California
A biz bunch 81 southern thorough
brcdn also came Ia yesterday and
are stationed At the track. and from
nov on the tfaibinE viii make the
beautiful race course down on the
Duwaiuiah look lively aud horsy
Judge Ezhsft Says that Seattle
will Hee the beat horses aud tho
beat racing In thn history OF the
track All Of the California animals
viii come north. and the usual con.
rngent Wtil be hers from Mountains.
Colorado aud the east. ineiasilnE
many horses from Memphis aud tho
Nos Orleans tracks Seattle will.
Ia fact. be the Mecca Of hoFsemea
west of the Mississippi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
TRACK TEAM Is
HOPING To WIN

The university track team il rap
idiy rounding into form. and almost
all of the men are In condition for
the meet with Whitman on bAtsr.
DAY. Thia meet will decide the
championship 81 Washington. AID
the local university must win from
the eaaiernera 80 qualify for the big
northwest meet with Idaho and Ore
son.
Whitman college won from Wash
inEiun State college two weeks ago
b. two poiniH. 81 20 ~. IN the most
exciting track meet ever bed Ia
Enntefn Washington. Good records
were made throughout. and the
meet ne1t Saturday wiii be w0rth
watching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
FINAL SMOKEROF
THE S. A. C.

Tho final smoker OF the Seattle
Athletic club for this season Nili
take place tomorrow evening. With
one ~ the best programs yet fen.
dsred By the club athletes The pro
goods will be used Tor the track
team this summer
The feature event viii be the box
Ing bout between i.ounie Austin
and "a Helmet. two OF the fastest
amateurs on the Pacific coast
These two will furnish the only bon
ing feature. but there will be three
wrestling matches. onn Of which
would be worth going 20 see Ia
iumi. the llu litau artist. vii be- a
feature of the evening. and all OF
the EVENTS promise 70 be interest.
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
OAKLAND FOR
COAST LEAGUE
VAN AALrRGN BELIEVES The
PRESENT LEAGUE WILL 81
cosrlNuEp-owNERs WILL
aEEr IN OAKLAND MONDAY
TO COME TO SOME coNcLu.
SION.

Oakland h anxious 10 maiuialn
the Coast league. and believe the
circuit vii AtaY intact. said old
RIP Val HAifFen In discussing the
baseball situation yesterday. Naa
iH la toWn 18th hts OAklandera lie
thlnks that the mAKnateK will De
eide To- keep up The present league
when thoy meet in Oakland neat
Mnnday.
Not 10 Jim Axnsw. business maa.
aver of the leoal club AEnsu IL
guing 10 OAKLAND ~ith the view q
tslliag the other masnatos thss se
attie II koiuE into ths Northwest
league. whefhef or no Portland
will have Co cons along then. ana g.
rs AEnews saea that the fans ni
Portland are a. anxious 90 return
20 the oit circuit a. are those Of
seattle MeCfesiis holds oat ne~H
paper talk about iayAlty % the old
league. but the lnaEur never aid
anything for Seattle ba, 10 pat .
better nne out 81 business AMI loae
mooney Cor the club ovnrrA
There ~fll - more live Interest
In a Northwest league In a minute
than In a Coast league IN a wruk
spoksns and Tacuua. With rurt
hand. are oar naturai rivals. aud not
Frusnn. i4oN Angeles and Oakland
And ~ tha NaY Tncuma druhbra
the Frisco team. ~ 20 Z. Il wouia
appear that thwnu NoFthwwNf
loaEucrs are not 80 aiow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
slo TRACK MEET CERTAIN.

ID ROLLER. physical director 81 he
university and ihs Seattle Athletic
ciuh. is happy. lie has succeeded
In his pst scheme % bringing all
the ieaGins htgh schools Of the stale
together IN = gFand track meet. 10
take place ct the university. sat
ufaAy. MAJ 70. All winter nf. Keller
Hnd Professor Priest have been IN
communication with the accredited
hiah o. hoais II the state and - a
r-suit ~ Least Is Siii ss represented
in the useet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

Summary I've las hfis ~ atlsfs =
Hans~t Nsna Htaian tslsra d tna ftasshls
pAaYN WaM = Htfsft uases "a - =
Oft e. ffan & eft tafes atfsfzk aast=-
~ = Waih - E4ssa VITA nltrh =
NJ q ftaM NlzHa q Hante. raa haaf Ama
f1rty rMinusss ffmnsfN knNii
PORTLAND MAJ - fs,lsftaea sisuH ant
"a seats Faa4aHaaay Fssink tltatHiH fsaiHz SIS
ra-asfff Zoe uaf4ra Astlfss hts gElFs.nassts Via
Iisrss Faasez fAts aaasen bass al hsss
silat aslfs he ias4ss "a tAtfe4 AL sut
natfrsi san FHaasaeaat as1Ts
RfEE
81 Yranr8ass seaas "a 4 s
Fefsisna teea -
fatasstaa HeaisY ara wfisan Essiss aaA
A.A aan tMHfass fsrFfiua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
Fouaht Al Might.

The other day while running
through Sumo old fight records I
ran across STORY clipped from a
London paper about 10 years ago
telling of the great battle between
Jack Jones and Patsy Tunnel NJ
Chesiro. ENGLAND. IN 1895. II lasted
$40 rounds aud during tho battle
time was called at one stage 81 al.
low 10 men time for lunch Time
was also taken ont ht ona stage
OF the contest ia ALLOW the contest
ants To be rubbed down. No record
was kept If the actual fighting
time. bat II vas said 10 have been
a whole night ThlH. however.
seems improbable. since the mon
fought without gloves aud Nefa hu-
man beings like the fighters Of to.
day Tho sum realized Tor that long
battle was less than some Of the
preliminnrlea get today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

Special committees o. the Young
Mems Republican club 20 act with
the executive committee have been
named a. follows Finance Ralph
ID Nichols. o G. C0nover. X. -
OEdon. Harvey J Moss and p l..
Allen. mcmbefship-B Roy Amber.
son. w. T. Laube. Howard Water.
man. y. D. Trefeth0n and T. e.
Paine. entertaihmsut--W " Gran.
dali. Walter Hall. G. Higgins. II.
s. Frys and Joe SMITH. press
Maurice Thompson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.

A nfeeiinE Of the property own.
cra along Ninfh aY \ aud DEXTER
gill be held fhia evening II tho
corner q Nlnth and Harrison ~ i.
for the purpose ~ hearing the finai
report 81 the committee named
some time AGO % ascertain the feel
inE regarding the Improvement %
ghDne thoruuxhfnres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
AGAINST BILL BOARDS.

A. = meeting ~ the Shelton Hast.
ness Science club held last uiFht
rwanlutions Yer. adopted asked the
city council 10 take action rexuiat.
Las the btu board nuisance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
THE NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

II worth $500 You cannot buy an
other crssamakinE chart for less
Nith this chart anyone Who can
sew. ran make any garment The
charts which u win sell to It's sub.
scriberM for fifty cents each 1909
seventh avenue between uaton enc
University atrrct1 .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
JAMES }. eoRsUrr TELLS or
SOME TRICKS THAT HAVE
BUuN PLAYED ON FloHrERs.
sGLvY FERRnrrl ArU a TOT
OF GROUND HAY AND BRAN
BECAUSE HE WAS a PURE
FOOD CONVERT.
~ JAMES J. ooRsurr.


Prireiightera ate always playing
Jokes ON comrades aud especially
during uiesra of work In training
camps seldom q day passes in the
course OF q fiRhtern utRy at hard
dull for = battle that something
funny does not taHe place
hut the heat trick have ever
hoard plafu un a fighter OF the
fighters manager. took place la
Milwaukee some years aEo when
HilYy Foffutu was managing Tom
my Ryan sllyY was one Of the
many converts 10 the pure foud
movement that swept the eouu-
.try lie Insisted that a
fighter. ta he IA condition.
needed all the various &C.
reals ia the market aud Ia ever
hotel he sent 10 BE- would always
pick out the grape nuts. malta vita
or anything else that sounded Ike
tho name 81 an aimoai food Trims
They Cured Fsrrette
on the tseeaaiau ~ the Mtlxaahs-
job that put Fefrctu to the sasis,
ha was accompanied by several Of
his friends A. the hotel Wisefei hs
was staying. the people. lt.elnains
the cook sud hts help and all ahs'
walters. got sis. % silva wal
meas and were ready 10 see he
trick carried ont
one Of Feffvttfu friends wefif a
the htrhen aud unwFuppedr@ p|ck
age which had rfidrnly I'D -
ter daya. but the cook ~ fpld
u was "Sarh. new food D. IN
lsten
The waiter that waited "a silv,
Informed him that a new n sktaRi
dish vas Just out that behfHli the
health producing CEREALS. and be
sever tamhlaa eui on the eentfaf9
ordered a ,ilah Of the new food
Didn't Look Good.
when the alah Of 'Narh- wsn
brought In rerrutil diant iike the
looks af that stuff. hui the matter
had gone 80 Tar that b. decided %
eat the dope. which VAS nothing
more than common bran mixed Nish
little haY One OF Fefrutti'n
friends hal ntulea n from a haf.as
In a nearby stable
silvY dug lntn the stuff like q
spod fnlloN and Il vas all that hts
cnmpanious could DO 70 hep .
straight face You fellows ought
20 cut out the steaks and chops ana
take % noma Of tho nsw to0es
These are the things that sixe fou
strength and endurance Ever
bite. however. gave Fsrrsiti 4 hard
iob 70 swallow u. and when no
llrkod ap the lRas hti ~ hov@a food.
be said sFina
Then the laugh was sprung and
silvy Sas shosn h0p Sarh spelled
bran backwards Ne cut out che
cereals. aud sanoe thai day has been
partial % steaks and chops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
mscermlsk ans Mccoy.

nut for an illustration Of 90
nnftdsnrn and carelesEness and r
inevitable result. hook ~ the hatV
between McCnrnick and McCA
Why. blg Jack didn't have aaY md
license 20 ain than ! would Nifh
Jeff ne tho present time. aud I afp
M Gar away from the ring - I cen
be. Yet KID got hiH. and he a.
Il good. In the first round in the
bout with Mccormick at Chicago
But in the case Of Burke's win
By a knockout over Cleary in a
couple Of ruunda. the fluke was the
most pronounced Why. Burke
couldn't realize what had happened
himself They had an understand
Ing that points we're 90 decide the
match. and whcn he knocked Cleaff
out Il was simply an accident
Cieary insisted. aud In a converse
ton with me said that he had been
donhle.cronaed
but from personal experience.
know that the fluks Ia often the
result of the condition Of the uer
voua system Lack Of proper living
IN other words. after continued sue
cess. h. the real cause Of the much
abused fiuke In nearly every In.
stance whore Il has happened II
can be traced 90 the moral and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

PfAINFIELD. Wis. May "a
furious May aaowstorm prevailed
over Central Wisconsin last night
and today Eight inches Of auoW
fell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

worth watching Look Out FOE them
later o. thu week
The aolrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

Red Dog Davercaut l. certainly
the laugh producing marvel lie
ID % funny 10 look AZ that the fans
Ia the left field hlenchnru cant got
their eyes off him. and he's the
whole t0.ceut show for fun Red
Dog also has a aneakinE habit uf
playing baseball In Al style while
no one 10 looking. and squsezea IN
a hit nov and then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

A nuke Is cue Of the oonn1nnnesi
thiaes IN the pfise ring The fuf
ere sometimes make u, bat siti
the principal II Il the most romm0n
No better illustration n tpund n
prirs rug hlstory than that Of m
recent Youna Otto Allen fight Is
Philaariphla Otto had hssa clean
ina up everything In the prize rtns
tine Ia Nes YORK vtthin the three
roand limit. and wsas over " Phli
adsiphia With the idea that Il wa'
aoup for him e. fiuish hia mae tn
lmpFotaiua sTsv on him rs be ea
tered the ring. and after the fiFsi
round ha was aufo that he soaia
via Hus the haFmaksr came. aua
he sent down after havinE Il al
hia own way
This has happened innumerabls
times Ia thu rinE Among the Ia
portaut battles IN which q has hap
peuod Nsra the fights bctWeszn faat
psssnyaay aud Geo Ia Hlaueh. ~
Mccoy aud Hack McCgrrnles< a 4
fack Burke and Mlke Clearyt III
flght between tho firat tNaE mAn
looked a sure thing for DwHsAssst
Jack had whipped them ali and y
sure 81 finishing Ia Blanche Nhfn
a haymaket came his way and D.
the first time IN hia carver = knot
out was registered against ND
That WAS the beginning OF the ~
ing % Dempsey. aud the puof II
newer stopped until he reached u
grave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
ERRORS LOSE
A GOOD GAME
SEATTLE eurs rAE HITS. euT
TIMELY RuNaLEs eAvU raE
VISITORS TIE FREEDOM OF
TIE SCORE BOARD THREE
PLAYERS CO ON STRIKE.

seattle Kot Il in che usual spot
yesterday. but. say " was the best
game OF the season. Seattle had
team an shot 10 pieces by the NV
tiny 90 three players. but with eas
exception the men played sood hal.
aud Charley nan pitched magnin.
ecntla With any luck Oakland
would have been shut out The ulne
nnlngs were teemiuE with exsite-
mcnt ANA tine hall playinE.
Three Are Out.
Rlankeuship. frary and Reekens
field were cut Of the game. the re-
suit OF two much payday. The
men went cut an pleasure bent aud
having wasted their cash. eansr
back 90 Hail Tor more. Refusing
this the eoSs got indignant and
their performance may cost them
eli their iebs.
Russ had Hansen. % Los Angeles.
salt Lake and Everett. behind the
bat. and he performed perfectly
Three auralss.
ON SECOND yeang pugWan. local
boy and prominent amateur. Vas
very badly oatsioA This kid can
play ball some when he n not uefV-
Gus. Yesterday his three errors
were frli on the scorc board and
caused two - osklhnds runs.
Fhu kusll amplrrd she same.
THIS veteran has an eye iike a
huu-saw Wheu Il ccmrH % guess
tng ~ Divisions. but ne was certain
~ inlrartiaRE raW. The old fellow
h no worse than others We have
seen sent cut ffom Frisco. Seattle
earned al her suns. u took two
two.hasc hffs 20 get the first and
Mott sCofed the second ON a hit b.
Russ HAL. who made three and az
cut
The siwashea should have won
yesterday. and they played a game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

phyaleal habits Of tho Fighter before
the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

Ell Gates. the Insignificant one
with the prominent profile. pitched
his usual clever game yesterday
This boy hasn't got everything oa
earth 70 fool batter with. but his
little Uranium IL busy ali the time.
and without any material effort he
"a always geiting the batter In the
hols II took tao tNobaee hita to
get a ruu of tho FOXY ons yester.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

For bargains in Real Estate see
Page G. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

Russ Haii says that Cliff Hiauk
enship and Ralph Frary have run
their couese fof tho last time With
Blank Il T. . case 81 three times
aud out The first year he was In
Seattle this haF waa hlaokitstnd for
ASSEMBLING = sporting writer Who
criticised him Las, year he ami
Charlie shlslta got arrested Tor
fighting a policeman and a negro
In the sIfaefa Elia performance
Monday niEht l. ths limit nianh
Il a ball player from the wufd 81.
bat when he went 70 the biR leagues
be dFew \ fine 81 800 within a
month and VAS sent horne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

The Oakland team presents a nsw
front. with Tom Hackett on flrai
base. Smith in the outfieid and
Marley catching Bliss IL also neu
tn the catching department The
team seems about a. strong So last
year KruEeFs work In right field
was the beet done yesterday BY the
Commuters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

big Lacquer" Hansen. VIM Russ
signed 90 do The catching. IL Ger.
tainiy there utth the talent n be
can bat like he did Yesterday This
big fslioW has hit 900. AMI be has
hit about 80. but yesterday he
was IN the former class.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
PubIiCaciOnes reCibidas.

Hemos recibido el n6mero de PgatmG q
Ldpiz correspondence al del actual de
cuyo texto ameno y de gran actualidad
ilustrado con profusi6n de grabados, pue-
de formarse idea ell lector median-
te ell siguiente extracto del sumario:
Las elecciones de Inglaterra; curiosa
information con nueve grabados.
beers en- el circo; retratos del General Vii
joen y de Cronje'-El nuevo jefe de Esta-
do Mayor del Imperio Aleman, general
Won Moltke-El puente corredizo de Gle
veland; vista de la grandiosa construction.
-Obras del Metropolitano de Paris. Tor
tuga gigantesca, humorfstico artfculo del
insigne escritor Mark Twam-Paulina Bo-
naparte, princesa de Borgh6se. .-Revolu-
ci6n en- Russia, por el cronista de la guerra
A. Riera.-El gobernador general de Fin
landia.-Los muertos en- la Presnaia-La
catdstrofe del s.Aquidaban"; fotograffa del
acorazado.-Las maquinas Typograph de
la Casa Editorial Maucci. caricatura
en- el extranjero, reproduction de las mas
ingeniosas de Ia quincena. Este sumario
justifca el 6xito creciente que adquie1e tan
popular revista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
NOTICIAS.

I'm buen n1mero de comerciantes
de San Juan siguen con gran interes Ell
asunto planteado por Ia Camara de Co
mercio de Ponce, para procuIar alxilio
para ell cafe de Puerto Rico
I'm animado debate tuvo lugar aver
tarde en- Ia Camara entire los Sres. Gambia
Cord6va, de Diego, Santoni y Coll Cuchy
con motive de la authorization concedida al
Gobernadar de Puerto Rico para disponer
de los edifcios p6blicos cederlos como
vivienda q jefes de Departamentos, Presi-
dente de la Camara de Representatives. y
Jueces del Tribunal Supreme. Pas6 Ia
moci6n por IA votos contra once.
Una conferencia tuvo lugar aver en-
tire el ingeniero de Ia ciudad Ell Secreta-
rio de Puerto Rico.
Sc aprob6 anoche Ell Reglamento inte-
rior que ha de Tejir para Ell seryicio de d.
cho edifcio.
-Difcultades surjidas entire el ayunta-
miento de la ciudad la ''San Juan Ligh''
haran que la concession de la Gale del
s'Parque" de Santurce sea sometida 4 los
Tribunales, 81 no hay un arreglo entire
ambas parties.
Medicos, periodistas y hombres de
negocios, en- buen ndmero han lIegado en-
ell tiltimo correo de los Estados Unidos,
con objeto de estudiar las condolences de
esta isla dar informes de sus observacio-
neG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02

de libros adoptan Ell sistema que les pa,
rece convenience. Que unifcado ell siste-
ma en- la forma que funciona hoy Sc han
de notar grandes ventajas introduci6ndose
para ell future las mejoras que Sc cream ne
cesarias."
Mr.. Post Sc opone. Que los reglamen-
tos deben constar en- Ia ley de manera que
cualquier Contador sepa cual es el sistema
que por 10 menos durara un afio. ST es-
to Sc incorpora Ell Ia ley los funcionarios
municipales sabran que esos detalles sis
tema, por 10 menos duraran un a1o. Que
en- Ell case de que haya que hacer enmien-
das convenientes, no cree que la Camara
Sc niegue aceptarlas.
''Que ell reglamento introducido en- la
ley es el mismo dado por ell Departamento
del Tesorero, y que 81 no 10 han discutido
nj objetado, aceptandolo completamente,
aceptaran en- cualquier tempo cualquier
enmienda conveniente que proponga ell Sr.
Tesorero. Que debe deiarse Ell punto para
la comisi6n de conferencias no variar el
proyecto como Sc pretende por ell Tesorero.
Mr.. Falkner. Que aunque hasta cierto
punto esta conforme con 10 dicho por Ell
senior Tesorero, siente algunas de sus ma
nifestaciones. Que este ha dicho que hay
que'hacer cambios pero que en- el sentido
de cambios radicales no puede aceptar ESQ.,
Que en- ell Departamento hay regulaciones
para los tesoreros y 81 Sc han tenido que
introducir algunos cambios, cree que serfa
impossible variar completamente el sistema
solo deben admitirse los cambios que Sc
vayan proponiendo. Que en- la forma en-
que esta resulta conveniente que Sc esta-
blezcan claramente los ingresos y egresos
de un ayuntamiento.
(CoYti0,inrS \
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
AVER EN- EL
CONSE0.
Una ennlienda deI seioE Posi-.

Toda Ia maflana de aver Sc han conti-
nuado discutiende en- el Conseio las seccio-
nes de Ia ley Municipal.
Sc elimin0 el que se fjara en- Ia ley el
maximo de sueldos de los tesoreros muni-
cipales. Sc introdujo en- el bill Ia clau-
sula legal referente 4 embargo de sueldos
q empleados municipales, que de acuefdo
con 10 que rije en- Ia materia, no podran
ser nbaTgados.
Sc discutieron aclararon las secciones
references peso legal del pan sistema
de subastas para la carne tomando parte
en- la discussion los sefores Auditor, San
chez Morales, Grahame, Post doctor
Barbosa y enmiendas para ser discutidas
luego, seran redactadas hoy fin de dejar
en- 10 possible terminadas esas secciones y
que las comisiones de conferencias aprue-
ben los puntos dudosos.
Una enmienda fu6 presentada por el
senior Post dice como sigue:
Los reglamentos promulgados por Ell
Departamento del Tesoro de Puerto Rico,
que estan vigentes para regir el sistema
de contabilidad de los municipios, Sc pre-
sentaran, inmediatamente despues de Ia
aprobaci6n de esta Ley, al Conseio Ejecu-
two de Puerto Rico para su aprobaci6n y
enmienda, y cuando Sc aprueben como
queda dicho regiran en- toda su fuerza y
vigor, en- 10 sucesivo no podran enmen-
darse nj modifcarse sin Ia aprobaci6n del
Consejo Executive"
Pasa sin discussion. Sc informa que los
reglamentos que presenta 81 senior Tesore-
70 para incluirse en- la ley, dictando reglaa
para Ia contabilidad municipal tienen unas
80 hojas de papel escritas en- maquinilla,
que habfa que traducir poner en- Hmpio
y sacar tantas oopias como senores han de
estudiarlas.
A las doce cuart9 Sc levant6 la session
para seguir las dos de la tarde dandose
cuenta con la aprobaci6n, por la C6mara,
de los H. B. IS, 70, "a y 81. Tambien
con el G. B. 18. Derogaci6n de la ley de
matrimonio natural, y aprobacion del ''sus-
tituto."
No hubo discusiones ''agrias" por mas
que Ia ''atm6sfera" no parece muy aclara-
da adn.