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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07

(From Thursdays Daily panhandle)
o. M. sEakle went to Canyon Tues
day TO enbalm a body
TheJ. y. q. club met this after
noon with Mrs. Arthur Mcknight.
u. s.fAlllson OF Carlsbad is here
at the office OF p. v. immigration
company. Mtt
All P. Mdrchison, Of Murchiscn.
Thompson & chi, Hereford. was In
town today.
u, b. Russell, who is here from
Comanche looking after his affairs,
left today for Roswell on business.
]. Walter Day ana George Cleve-
land, land men Of Hale Center, are
in Amarillo today.
Hon,iJ. j. Terrell, state land COM
missioner and wife we're in town yes
terday after a trip through Colorado.
A. w. Callahan, the land man Of
TulIa. was here today to meet the
excursions.
L. ID. Adair. the land man Of Can
ypn, came up yesterday to meet the
honneseekers.
G.. Panlsen and NJ. J, Matthews OF
Fort Worth have opened branch
ticket agency on the Bowery
The Woman's club will have their
social meeting Of the summer
Mrs r. D. Newcome this aft
on.
a y. Meiges, state secretary Of
a Teyss sunday school union, left
aaiag gor Quanah, where he VIII
a4Hst " Sunday school convention.
. prominent citi-
ze aeatpr and wife we're hi
10 morning en route for q
yoa
aee and Tony Rdig Of
shcss were here. her.
ssractiors 81 tho eircgs
$3.50 y
returned yesterday from
iis IL pnsafss eT~
nege "a rapidly as
NsReyrDlds ard son Of
atops'ed over In Amarillo
yesterday on their Nay from yaca-
ton trip to Colorado.
vic Carver. advance agent Of the
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
Meet In Roswell and Select DEL
GgateS 10 Territorial and
District Conventions.
POE AND RICHARDSON
Receive Nominations as Delegates 10 The
Constitutional Characterization
Covers Many Questions,

Roswell n, M, Sept 1.-THE Dem
ocratic county convention, called for
the purpose of electing two candl-
date for delegates to the constitu-
tlonal convention. ten delegates 10
tho Territorial convention, ten dele
gates to the council and twenty del
egates to the house conventions aud
the selection OF u county central com
mlttee, was called to order at 1880
yesterday morning in the courthouse,
by County Chairman W. NJ. Atkin-
son, who read the call and presided
until w, c. Burrus was chosen tenn
porary chairman, and r, S. Graz
vents, of Hagerman, was elected tenn
porary secretary.
A roll of precincts was called to
ascertain the number of precincts
represented All except precincts
Nos, 7, and 10 were represented.
Committees were appointed as fol-
lows:
Credentials A. Gilmore, A, L.
Whlteman, A. Durand, Il. S. Cravons,
A. J. Foster and h. II. Marsh.
Rules and permanent organization
w. G. Urton, II, d. Bell, Jerry
Cazier, II. -. Cravens, L, c. Jack
son, b. H. Marsh.
Platform and resolutions---U S,
Bateman, Frank Williams, C. c.
Formwalt, Ed Howell, ], II. Boyd, b,
II. Marsh.
The report of the committee on
resolutions IS finally adopted, IA
vored Cd The establishment of
railroad commission; GU Laws
again bonding communities for pri-
vate enterprises; (3) Liberal home
stead exemptions; (D Laws against
selling loquor to students or drunk
ards; 60 Laws for local option; (6)
Endorsed William j. Bryan for PresI-
dent; CD Joint statehood as now
proposed (S) A ne wapportionment
in territorial representation; Coy
Australian ballot; (l0) Unqualified
ly against gambling and for terri
torial laws prohibiting it all over the
territory; QD Against trusts and
corporations that restrain trade;
G2) A new adjustment of salaries
and fees in the territory; G8
Pledging q continuance of the good
government that has been maintain
ed by the Democratic party, which
has been In power since the county
vas created and fayoring the depos-
ting Of county moneys In banks that
pay interest.
Delegates were elected as follows:
To the Territorial Convention.
John w. Poe, George NJ. Slaugh-
ter, w. G. Winston, G. A. Richard
son, Ed S. Gibbany, Charles White
man, r. P. Bean, w. P. Chisum, w
w. Gatewood, j. w. Stockard.
To the Council Convention.
U. S. Bateman, George C. Stan
ford, Emmett Patton, w. G. Triton,
John Stone, A. j. Welter, II. P.
Saunders, D. R. Britt, A. L. White
man, Joe Phillips.
To Representative Convention.
T. B. Loveless, Joe Gonzales, Floyd
Mccoy, Fred Higgins, Romaldo Con
reras, Captain N. ]. Fritz, j. C. Gil
bert, r. S. Cravens, r, D. Bell, c.
H. Hale, P. H. Bone. j. G. Hedg-l
COKE, r. l.. Bradley, c. W. Haynes,
Paul c. Wilson, Fred j. Beck, ]. A.
Gilmore. w. c. Burns, E. c. Jack
son, Walter Paylor.
John Poe and G. A. Richardson
were nominated as candidates for
delegates to the constitutional con-
venuon. Delegates to the represent
tatlve and council conventions 60 UNI
instructed.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
When I texas Had
a Navy.

peoiaI 10 Daily Panhandle.

special 20 Daily Panhandle.
Norfolk, Va. Sept, 6,---'That Texas
had such a thing as navy will be
news TO almost everybody except OF
course some OF the older Texans.
Tho Republic OF Texas has not
been no long thing OF history but
that there are htill mon Twins who
have seen the ensign OF that ration
flying at the peak OF tho flagRhip
OF her fleet. This is recalled be-
cause OF an effort now making 10
exhibit one OF those ships Rt the great
worlds naval rendezvous at the
jamestown exposition IN 1907
The Texas navy w.s created In
1895, when Henry Smith Was provls-
lonal president Of the republic. There
we're three armed schooners In the
little flotilla. but they made the Mex
leans tired OF life along the Gulf
coast. They preyed upon Mexican
commerce, ralded coast settlements,
aud With their capturde booty and
supplies did much TO maintain the
Texas military establishment aside
from supporting themselves.
This navy was gradually strength
oned until in 1910 II numbered six
good strongPoxgw atedu ere hLoiso
good staunch fighting ships. The
flagship was the Austin, carrying
Warde Moore. The others were Ia
the ensign OF Commodore Edwin
rala, San Antonio, the San Jacinto,
the San Bernard and the brig Dol
phin. II was the mission OF that fleet
TO make as much trouble for Mexico
as possible, and when in 1870 the
province OF Yucatan went into re-
volt President Lamar OF Texas or
derod Commodore Moore to help the
revolutlonists, and II the Yucatan
soldlery had done their part Mexico
would probably hay elost another
slice OF territory, for the Texas fleet
certainly did create some excitement
wherever the enemy happened to be-
After two years OF thls sort OF war
fare the fleet sailed up the MissiS-
sippi and laid up for repairs at New
O"'Qns We're II remained so long
a time that General Sam Hodsiod
s.Gent OF texas ordered II l.
but Commodore Moor re-
fused. on tie ground that mos tot his
private 70 tune nnd been eSpar0el
IN re9aliitg and Maintaining the
ileet. Very soon after this the Texas
900 gress decided that It did no. need
1y navy and the entire outfit WIS
sold.
It is understood that at least two
~ these MgtuGcal ltafU'are IN good
'roag and mGy be had TO- exhibition
IMPOSES at The Jameaawn 'xposi-
!on. An antlquatod schaoucr Of war
q ould be q strange siaat flying the
lag OF the RcpaOlic Of Texas amoag
re powerful figatipg mochiaes ,:
lay. which will be gathered IN /
-!ampton Roads next year as l II e.
u lie Of the jamestown exposition.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
Pensions After Sixty.

Liverpool Sept. 6.-Pensions for
everybody after the age of sixty was
among the proposals adopted today
by the Trades Unions congress. Ad-
vocates in the union commended that
The money necessary for the pensions
could easily be raised among the
wealthy by taxing the land values.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
Ticket Agents Talk shop.

Milwaukee. Wis, Sept. 6.--The In
ternational Association of Ticket
Agents began Its annual meeting to-
day. The convention will close Sat
urday, when the delegates will leavs
on trip to Yellowstone park.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
Football for New York.

New York, Sept. GA picked
team composed of Harvard, Pennsyl-
vania and Cornell players will meet
the CorinthIan English football team
on a Staten island gridiron this aft
ernoon. A banquet in honor Of the
will be given by the en-
gllsh consul tomorrow evening.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
A Missouri Homecoming.

Ne%burg, Mo-, Sept. "a home
coming celebration, which has at
tracted hundreds OF former residents
Of this section, began here today and
viii continue the balance of the week.
5 great barbecue and other enter
tainment features have been provided
by the people of the town.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07

When you have a cold 1t Is well
t ODE very careful about using any
thing that will cause constipation.
Be particularly careful about prep
arations containing opiates. Use
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar,
which stops the cough and moves the
bowels. Sold by l.. o. Thompson
& Bro. T-W-3
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
Cotton Commission Meets.

Hot Springs, Ark, Sept, 6.--The
executive committee Of the Southern
Cotton association began a meeting
here this morning which will last
sc. erel days and at which business
Of Importance will be transacted. A
finl dc Is sion will be made OF the
report of the cotton inquiry com
si,:ee.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
..,mcst Photoeaaphers Meet.

aorAsEa. Wash, Sept. 6.-The
u5slluGon OF the Pacific Northwest
Pho.ogra hers association opened
here to-day for a three days session.
Has of the finest displays of photo
2 ar'lc art ever shown in the West
Is on exhibition and has attracted
much attention.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
,rrs ,.nr.H.nter n saIoonkccper.

: 'cus NnC-HGnter n Saloonkccper.
WaUrika, o. T., Sept. 6.--B!ll Fos-
salt. for many years a deputy United
ties mars al in Oklahoma, hes
l4ened a saloon here. Fossett was
famous as dead shot and was
error to the deaperadoes and bad
aen" which Infested the territory in
ne early days.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
NIlssIsslppI nrIaade Reunion.

Oxford, Miss, Sept. 6.-Several
thousand visitors are here today to
take part In the annual reunion of
Walthal!'s Confederate brigade. An
old fanshioned barbecue at the city
park is one OF the features.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
Quite Unnatural

Hell thought the author Of this play
was famous for his keen understanding
or the female character? She-Well, do
you doubt III He-Ot course. He has
Just made his heroine say that she "will
suffer In silence. illustrate Bits.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY.

Born. 10 Mr.. ami Mrs. L. u. Lyles.
yesterday. a son.
Sam II. Nutting OF the wheatland
Investment Co. OF Dalhart 10 looking
for bushes In Amarillo today.
Joe Garrison. The land man O.
Canyon. was in Amarillo today TO
meet the incomiaH homeseekors.
Burton Roach and Herbert Lewis
heye charge Of the City drug store
<st DalhaYt during the absence Of
the proprietor. o. X. Stevens.
W. II. Tibbets and ]. B. Cape were
billing the town today for Aliens
big minstrel show. which will OK
bibit in Amarillo next week.
C. L. Talley. D. n. and u. r. Tai
mAdge, OF the Syndicate Land and
Townslte Co., Canyon, were in town
today.
DR.. Shirley has withdrawn from
the partnership OF Drs. Johnson, Fly
&sihiriey and will office under his
own name. F
Y DIT. A. J. Laird, the Iowa landman.
- here to see that his fellow Iowans
got suitably located In the great Pan
handle.
4. G. Rivera, who was called to-
Dallas last week by the serious III
aess OF his sister, writes that she is
atill alive. but is very near death.
s. p. Coffee, brakeman on the
Santa Fe, who &c taking a few days
Iayofi, was a visitor at the Daily
Panhandle office yesterday. y
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Meux OF Mem
phis. Tenn. will arrive Friday to
mako their home In Amarillo. They
viii enter their son in Amarillo
Academy.
Judge w. II. Brummett and wife
Of Claude are visiting in Amarillo
and looking after business affairs
here. Judge Brummett is having
two residences erected on the North
side.
Elbridgo Brodie, who has been In
Pueblo this summer. stopped over
in Amarillo yesterday on DIS way to
Hereford where no win enter Pan
handle Christian college.
II. J. Garrett OF Carlsbad has pur-
chased the Union Drug store. oppo-
site the station. and took charge on
the lst He Is an experienced drug
store end prescription man and viii
continue TO maintain a clean, attract
tive resort near tho station.
Mr. r. w. Tiley arrived in the city
Sept from Houston and accepted
q position with Moldrey & Kenyon,
as emtalm.r and undertaken. M.
Tiley lsi8eg woll recommended from
Houeton. naIloa and Fort Worth
where he bas been with the leading
firms. Naddrey & Kenyon are to be
congratulated ON securing the SER
vices OF man with the experience
that Mr.. Tiley has In tho undertake
los business.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
THREE MEN KILLED.
Second Floor of Factory Building
Falls Through With Serious Result

Elyria, Ohio. Sept. 6,-Three men
were killed and a dozen seriously In
jured by the falling today of the
second floor Of the factory building
of the o. n. lhrford company which
Is under construction. The dead and
injured are Hungariars.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07

TOWN CELEBRATES.
Has Been Made Occasion for Home.
coming and Reunion.

Lewistown, Penn, Sep. j---The
centennial celebration ot the found
ing OF the town OF Beaver Spl lngs
began this morning and will continue
until Saturday evening. The event
has been made the occasion tor a
homecoming reunion which mas at
tracted many forme" residents OF
this section OF the state.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07

Wr!nkled faces and white hair are no
burden to the aged who are loved and
honoFed by youth.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07

NoTtcE-To. ali realestate men. MY
prcperty is OFF the market.
69-77c c. p. shafcr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-15
DE TEATRO
GO6cOeckeG

Dos grandes Gxitos artisticos ha
tenido Ell genial transformista M. de
La Presa en- las funciones del saba
do y domingo.
Al tratar del seflor La Presa, Ia
cronica teatral resulta de una facilI
dad extraordinaria.
Bastale al cronista recoger el ruido
vencedor de los aplausos Y consignar
| el ndmero de las ovaciones tributa-
das al artista genial, para dejar cum
plida su mission.
El 6xito Sc mide por ell n1mero de
las ovaciones, y e1 seflor La Presa Sc
We interrumpido constantemente por
los aplausos con que el pt1blico sabe
premiar una labor de imponderable
merito.
Eden Concert Y "En el Restau-
rant han sido las obras que proper
Icionaron tan grandes y seflalados
triunfos en- las noches pasadas, al ar
tista mimado de nuestro p1blico.
Hizo, el seflor La Presa, transfor-
naciones increibles, de una porten-
tosa rapidez y de una perfection in
superable.
FL estreno de "El ito de Alcala'
ingeniosisimo juguete c6mico 1frico
de Arniches y Mortesinos, fu5 un
t6xito mas para la encantadora tiple
Aurora Gonzalez, que hizo una labor
de alt{simo m6rito, en- Ia que puso de
relieve la fexibilidad de su talento
de art1sta verdad genial.
La obra est4 hecha para una gran
actriz; pertenece "E1 ito de Alcala' 4
la serie de obras que Sc escriben pa
ra Loreto Prado. Basta con 10 dicho
para comprender Ia inmensa, Ia su-'
prema responsabilidad y Ell trabajo
extraordinario que pesa sobre el per.
sonaje de Mam0i hecho la medida
de las fa cultades de Loreto Prado.
Aurora Gonzalez evoc6 Ell sabado,
en- muehas escenas, 4 ten insigne ar
tista.
Contribuyeron al 6xito de "El ito
de Alcala'' en- primer t@rmino con la
sefiorita Gonzalez, La Presa (don Ma
nuel y Roselli Muy bien la sefIorita
Vivero Otero [ (Adela) y el sefIor La
Presa (don Alfonsol muy gracioso
ademas.
Y mon1sima, la nina Rodriguez que
dijo may graciosainente el b1indis y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-15
5CinCDclI0 CeD|DVoS d uD dD||0I?
2SOVEAfA pItS 0 CAq9RCE lN0S7

Otra de las anomalfas que ofrece
"nuestro" C6digo de Enjuiciamiento
Criminal la ehcontramos en- dos de
sus preceptes que han dado OCCASION
que algunos jueces los interprete en-
err6neamente.
Esos preceptos son los siguientes:
"Art1culo 54. Cuando Sc dicte sen.
tencia contra el acusado imponiendo-
le multa Y el pago de las costas del
juicio, 81 dejara de hacerlas efectivas
inmediatamente, Ell Juez ordenara
que Sc le detenga EN- prisi6n 4 raz6n
de "un dla por cada so centavos' de
multa y costas que dejare de pagar,
"siempre que la totalidad de dicha
prision no excediere de 90 dfas"
"Art1cu1o 322. In fallo en- que. ell
acusado sea condenado q pagar una
multa, puede tambi6n disponer que
Sc reduzca a prisi6n hasta que la
multa sea satisfecha. Pero Ia sen
tencia habra de determinar Ia dura-
ci6n de Ia prisi6n, que no debe exec
der de 't1n dfa por cada dollar" de
multa nj pasar del termino que pu-
diera ser sentenciado a prisi6n Ell acu-
sado por Ell delito de que ha sido con
victo"
Prescindiendo de la disparidad que
Sc advierte al fijar el art1culo 81 un
dfa de cdrce1 por cada SO centavos Ell
tanto que el otro fl Ia prisi6n en- TN
dia por cada dollar, disparidad in
comprensibIe Y que Sc comenta por
81 sola, prescindiendo de ella, repito,
vamos 4 hacer notar Ia otra que con
,siste en- fjar el primer artfculo en- 90
dfas la prisi6n 'maxima' en- defecto
de pago de Ia multa y ell otro, ell
ternino 4 que pudiere ser sentencia-
do 81 acusado.
De suertc que 81 Sc aplica Ell arti
culo 81 Ell ar7esto, EN- defecto de pa
SO de una Hulta, no puede exceder
de noventa dfas, en- tanto que 81 Sc
hace aplicaci6n del artfculo 322 ese
plazo podrfa llegar, pr ejemplo, en-
una sentencia por libelo. en- que Sc
impusieran s 900 dollars de malta,
(pena maxlnaj CATQRCE amos
menos diez dfas
Tenemos entendido que algunos
interpretan tan contradictorios pre-
ceptos apliosndo a artfcuio 81 81 es
tin juez municipal el que dicta Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-15

sostuvo la dtffcil escena con Ia sefIo.
rita Gonzalez, sin decaimiento. en-
Plena possession del papel que inter
pretaba.
En- la obra hay IN derroche de
chistcs, todos de buena lev; es una
obra divertidfsima que el p1blico no
ceso de aplaudir continuamente
Cuando Sc repite7
Ell programa de la function de ano-
che hizo tambien prorrumpir al pl-
blico en- detonantes ovaciomes.
Ademas de las transformacione
en- que estuvo colossal e1 senor La
Presa, en- Ell pasillo c6mico 'Se con.
tinuara consiguio un verdadero triun-
TO de primer actor. Fue aplaudidf-
simo.
Fueron muy celebrados Ell sefior
La Presa (don Alfonso) y la sefiorita
Adela Vivero Otero, aunque Ell pdbli-
co, 81 hemos de ser frances, echo de
menos 4 la gentil Aurora Gonzalez
que hubiera dado mayor relieve al
papel mas colorido al personaje.
Una de las mas grandes ovaciones
de la noche, fu6 la tributada 4 las
gentileS bailarinas sef1oritas Vivero
Otero en- Ell precioso Cake Walk
que tuyieron que repetir.
Para casa de los padres, gust6
tanto y mas que la primera noche.
DOMINGO OrOScO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-15

tud de TN habil escamoteo que
no supo percibir la candidez lu-
garena de nuestros tutores.
Ha pasado el tempo. y en-
torno al brumoso negocio de la
flanZa. sc iba hacienda TN NOR
tai silencio, nada favorable al
ex1to de la reclamation.
D1rianse prcmaturamente
convencidos nuestros tutores de
la inutilidad de sus reclamacio-
mes, y entregados>a a un pesimis-
mo enervador.
De ese marasmo queremos
.sacudirles. ahora que Sc presen-
ia la ocasion propicia, y van a
intervenir en- otra reclamation
a nombre de nuestros ediles.
ESQ no debe dejarse de la
mano. Nuestros tutores deben
tomar a empeflo el que la recla-
macion triunfe totalmente.
Por muchas Iargas que Sc lie
quiera dar al asunto, y aunque
Sc busquen todos los pretextos
inaginables para echar TN
manto de pladoso olvido sobre
lei gran error administrative
que nos puede costar tan caro-
hay de por medic intereses
muy cuantiosos para que pue-
da ser relegada al olvido la
causa lamentable que los ha
puesto en- inminente riesgo.
Los congregantes no deben
desaprovechar la OCCASION de dar
lal pals una prueba harto ne
cesaria de que estan prepara-
dos a Cumplir con los 6eberes
que les impone la tutoria cue
ejercen.
La OCCASION es oportuna. Las
clrcircunstancias actuales han
! puesto de gran relieve aquella
imponderablecandidez que nun
ca sera bastante censurada en-
quienes alardean de educado-
res, de maestros y de gobernan-
tes inefables
Vean el medic de aprove-
charla y de dar al pals Ia am
plia satisfaction que espera y
demanda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-15

ellos. Lee el artfculo I246 del C6di-
go Civil, que dice:
Isl la ley exigiere ell otorgamien-
to de escritura { otra forma especial
para hacer efectivas las obligacio-
nes Propias de I'm contrato, los con-
tantes @ podran compelerse recfpro-
csmente q llenar S9ue1la forma, des-
de que hubiese intervenido el con
Sentimlento J demas requisites nece-
sar1os para su valdez. Este artf-
culo es el dnico = dice, = que
Ia contraria me podrfa citar; pero yo
ahrmo que Ia Succession la Compa-
MA no han sido contratantes, ESQ sin
.PerJuicio de no haber habido consen-
tiniento toda vez cue este Tue vicia-
do por Ell dolo, dada Ia promesa in
cumplids del sefIor Bas, no constru-
yendo un ferrocarril, para cuyo ex-
elusive fin Sc vendi6 la finca.
Continuara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-15
En- e' Tribunal Supreme
Continuara

Los abogados sedores N6ndez. Guz-
man Benltez (don Juan), Bosch, Pc
rez Morris y Fiscal Rossy discutieron
Varlas mociones de interes.
La d1scutida por los Letrados Sc
horeS Bosch y Perez Morris, fu6 la
mada de nuevo 4 la vista por no es-
tar constjtuido en- pleno el Tribunal
cuando sc VIC la primera vez v ira
tarsc de TN case nuevo no resuelto
a1n por dicho Tribunal.
Los referidos Letrados expusieron
sus respectivas pretensiones soste-
nlendo Ell seflor Bosch con gran copia
DC razonamlentos que la parte Dor
el representada puede vaIerse del
record preparado p2r Ia que repre-
Senta el senor Perez Morris Y ale
gando este que las dispos iciones de
los Estatutos de los Estados Unidos
cltadaS de contrario solo dicen que
es potestativo en- las parties presen-
tar TN solo record cuando ambas son
apelantes, pero no que sin mediar
prevlo acuerdo tenga derecho la una
4 servirse del trabaio de Ia otra
Que en- este case Ell yecsrd esta GER
tlhcado solo por q, como aboqado
de los senores Garcia Maytfn, de-
mostrando csc hecho que las parties
no han querjdo ponerse de acuerdo
para presentar I'm solo record.
81 seflor Bosch contest6 4 diferen-
tes preguntas que formularon los
Magistrates Sres. Mac-Leary, Wolf
Hernandez " Quifones y qued6 la
moclon sometica 4 Ia consideration
del Tribunal.