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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

El 10 vosaCi6n &C puso de mani
hesto una hondA dlvsrgsr c'A de Grille
rio. Los amigos dsl ssti or Todd triuo.
tAron por AbrumAdorA mayorfs y real.
bieron con entustAsmo ls pct,eia de-
81 triurfo.
FL doctor SAldafia Gus irgrssa ep
10 polisica que rsAllzAba Sytr su
primer aeto, sutri0 81 primer desAa
tre q cueniA de los muchos que le
SguArdan. III, que vale como tAsul
tAtivo como oAbAllero, no sirvs para
las contiendAs eiudAdauas. Ssntimos
10 lece On que resibe, porQue partteu
larmente le eatimamos y le disIiugui'
mos Seg1n ne msrece por sus CuSlidA'
des y condieiones. NJ debio expo
rerlele ! un traeAso tan oassnaibls.
La contends dc aver demueasra
que los leaders republisSuos Aolualss
carscsn de fusrEA y preGt I o en Ia OPT
ni6n, que ell pArtiio 10 obsdecs & su
conseio que SO atiends mas & don
Manuel + RoAsy, q peIAr de Au reirai
miento voluntRrio.
En- 10 qee que tooa y rsspscta al
tondo del sSunto, 9 sea 4 In iadiseuli
BILE victoria de don Roberto Il, TODD,
solo nos c)rresponde decIr Que nues'
iroI Adversarios 40 ArrspsnGlIko dc
hAberls eltgldo.
Rscr6tdess que, Gomo prssIdente
de 10 LIaA que eItAba com pusSts por
los municiI los unionistas u ipmensa
mayorfA trsb'i6 en Wa,h'pgton CON
srs el pAriido unlonists, propopieudo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
Ell DESARROLlO De PUERTO.R|CO
P0r Beekman Winthrop
Traducido del independents, de Washington.

dad de pr6stsmo tleudas de csmuanA
y otros ef.ctos Enssgaids de hsber
empszsdo 81 labor In C1misi6n.sa co.
rr1sn las voceI por los csmpos lfmi
trofez de las numerosas euras que SO
estAbAn etsctuando. adlyendo pscien'
tss de todAs parties psra sometsrae al
tratamisnto, a!cAnzAndo algunos dlas
el L1mero do clos & quiuientos 9 sells
cientos. Muy amenudo los pacientes
resorrlsn grandss distansiAs, andapdo
todo el dia 4 p!S para llsgar Al hospi'
tai En- otros eaaos, los que ests ban
muy sptermos para podsr andsr erAn
eonducidos por muchss millas en- hs'
macas euyos extr, N - pendfsn de- los
honbros dc mgos y veetnos. En-
einso meses SO trAtaron 4 500 casos
con excslentss resultsdos. Los OF far
mos oil momento meiorab IN aus fuer zss
con sl tratsmiento y mueh,s iornale'
ros. que SO eneontraban muy or rfarmos
para trAbajAr, regresAbAn donde aus
fAmiiiaa eomplstsments ourRdos.
! AL siguients sho 90 obtuvo un ore.
ditto de sl5 600 y 40 reAnudaron los
trAbs Jos con gran sctlvidad Ascendian'
do oil ndmero de los curadoS en- ese
aflo & "a, 800 Ahora hay al prop6sito
! do extsnder los trAbsios m .ch1 mas
Sc eats blscsrAa estsciones centrales sn
los diairltos i'm 1ortAntss de 10 isla.
con numsrosAs sub estscionaa en- las
poblAeiones de msnor impo,tsnciA.
La entsrmsdad, que se encusntra
on totalidad limtAda & lAs clAses mas
pobrss, responde sin 10 msnor dila.
ci6n al tratsmiente, siendo el coIto de
80 90. tavoa por cAda caso. Adema
dc las curas efscluadas, se provsef
los msdios dc inatcuir al cAmpssino
sobre 10 cAusa dc 10 entsrmedad y los
medios de evitarls Como 80 hs cal
Gu ado que el 90 por ciento de 10 pobls
ci6n rural de 10 lsla se e1cuentra su
friendo de la enfarmedad, eE faci
ccmprsnder que 81 preseccia Afects
serismsnte las cond!e mes on6mIcAs
y aocieles del pals Dicha labor tie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

ae desaceed .sr u G blerno y d sua
hombres, E's conduoss diatkbA ma
cho do Aer e0rf6tta Todd pospuso
sus dsbstsa dc DeuttalidAd a su inte.
res C m rspublicano.
Asl pr0ct 9 c1n Eus compadsros
an a LlGA. Aaf proc ,dera siemprs.
Y no nos ex J!Icamos que espeSie de
gArAnlfa pus1a briad&r & aus correli'
gionarios al que do tai mAnera, en-
cLrcu atAnclas Solemnes, olvIda sus
maa extrictas obligAst mes y approves
cha sus podsres para hsrlr & suz pros
oos poderda les.
No n1s preoeupA ell aura popular
d. que sc pretsnds rodearle. Con ella
9 sin ella lie deeroiarsmos en- Ian ur'
mas, ssncIllsmeuts porQue en- San
Juan Eomos la mGyo'ls, desds sl pun
to miamo ga que hay impArcialidAd
por parie del Gobterno y desds el mia
mo iuatArte en- que los r0tsrso do la
pollcis no Sc ponen detrAI de loa "a
rrotes dc las turbAS, que, despuSS ds
TODD, no pAsAn do dos docsnAs intra'
muroa.
La Union dar& eltG batAlla do
San Juan con cAlma; pero tAmbien
con tiio. Y sl diA 9 de Noviembrs %
Cc ntarAn On las urnas unioniaGas I
repubtioanos, para conYencsr q Loo
GlIimoS de que no sismpre 90 mas nu'
meroso el que hace mayor eaeandalo,
E plsEo eS eorto. Y como dicen
en- NORMA,
IL PROCONsoLE OADRL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

ne que ser neceaariimsrts let IL de-.
bido que Ia inmspsa ma yo,f. de- los
paciens's en- 81 interior son enslf.bs.
to' d quleuea ie tisue uno gus dirigir
personalments, tep.e 1doss cue eiercer
gran pacierc' Q y perseve-ancia aptss
que Ia erf'rmelad ppeia ser extra,
ds fnalm'nts. Sin embargo, el que.
bio essa desptrt,nd ,apids msnte en-
darse cuenta de Ia importAneia de a.
ts trabsjo, siendo asf que los mkdicos
puert1rriqut ioa en- toda 10 isla est.n
coopsrsndo & ella de una manera an.
tuatssta con 9! G bisrno.
Psro no es de es.a srfsrmsdsd
anieaments que 10 isla h. venido su.
friendo. POGO menos dc un sfIo dss.
pues de Ia ocups cl6n smsrisans, Pusr.
30 Rico fee sxotAdo por sl hurscin
mas desastroso que regis,rA 10 hiat,.
ria En- un dfa, el 8 de Agoato do
1899, 90 oalcula que sl 90 DOR cisnto do
10 safstha DC eafe, que On squsl item
po constitute 10 principal riq usxa de
10 isls, fds destruida un gran NINA
ro Dc Arbolea dc sombra, tan n,cesa
rios oil cultivo del cafe faeron arran.
eados dc raiz. Sc regiatraron much,s
easos en- que sl fersil susie On las tal,
dss do las Tomas fle arrastrAdo 4 los
wales deisndo daisamonts las roess
al dssnudo. Las sismbras do sans.
los shinales y cocslss sufrieron prsn,
dement's. A mtimo tiempo el sxseso
de producoi6n de cafe ca Brasil traio
una baia en- el preclo do eats produc
to, que undo 4 Ia ta'ta de reorgspi.
xacion de los msrca los com srcisles
sbidoal cAmbio de soberanfs, con
sribuisn q que se dtlstArA 10 reposi .
ci6n del progrsso industrial.
| No obHaa,e. aon excaocI6n de Ia
induatr1a caf4tsrS, la islA Va reno.
ME dose rApidsmsnte dc los efsct,s
del huricAn. El valor de las ex )or,
sastonss 9. mportAcIones duran,s el
u limo aho fiscal ha aido el me- yor Gus
regIssra Ia h!storia.
(Cor c'uirI msffsna)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
BUtX0S V[RS0S

As6Ins publieRrk LA DEhoCKA
CIA 10 prsciosA eomL oaiCi6n <Sfmbo
lo,s, de Q linlin Nsgr6a SApiurio, que
fde eicfitA hice POGO y feetsda Dor
lA IeGorilA Ernestlna Ruiz, en- IL We
lAdA que etsctuaron las essuelas ds
Rio Piedrsa en- oil tsAtro do AqusllA
locAlldad sl dcmir 70 ls de los 60.
rrient.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
IIcaIdia municipal De Gurabo

Anuncio lie SubaStdS RI dis 80 de
JUNO de 1906 4 lSs 10 y II D. m, res
pectivsments ssndran etecto en- IL Ca
80 Municipal la sdiudlcaci6n en- u
blica aubAIts &c icsIe'vi los de me-
diciuRs ( 81 farmos u b'e' J AlumbrA
do Idblieo para o. tnJ ecop6mic0 de
1905 q 1907. Las ordenanEGE dsl Con.
csjl y pl'eg . de cor dioinpea Sc hs-
llAn tx0uMt., ea uos Il 'lieos del
Nunietp!o. Ga sbo & 18 de JUNO de
1906 s Su t9S Htrtdt dsz.
3 l Al:s'de Muni,ip | de @ rato.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
AVIS0 1OLITICO

La DEMOCRAoIA a6vlerte 4 lss
personals que maudsn s1hssiones DO
lfEcm, que 6aiAs no Sc publicarkl st
no vienen por conductc de los pre1i
deptss de las Juntas locales Unionis'
les, Q de correlig igionArios prominentss;
euyas frmAs 80 oonoEoan en- IL redac
ci6n. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
COHVOcATORIA

s0ciedad Pr0tectord de MendigVs
Por orden de IL q fors Prelidenta
rutgo & las DAmaa de eala Socladad,
ae airvan eonsurrir mIf4na martes &
las 4 de la tArde IL casa de IL senura
VdA. de Chsvrtmont, San Ffanei.ao
81, para cslebrsr session xIraordlnAsia
en- lA que 90 trAtAlAn Aluntoa de Iute
res
Amparo Fsrndndes Nate4,
SecretsriA.
San Juan, 25 de Junio de 1896,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

San Juan, 25 de Junio de 1906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
Qfcina del A|ca|de De Caguas

AVISO. -Eats Corceio mul | I5Al
hi dispuesto que ell Ola rs del curssn
10 mes. durs ME las horss Que 90 ex'
an, sea efsctuado el remate n
pdblicA subAats dc los siguientes sel :
vlcios Que han de ser pressadns on el
sfio econ6mico dc 1906 81
Bsgsiss. 9 an. xsrsccci6n Go
basuras, 10 SO q m. AlLmb ado p1'
blico, p m. MediciI as q O. fe mos
pobrsa y h 1spisAl de caridad, 2 80 p.
N. Manutspcon q d'senidos, 4 p m
Las subAstas ,endr8n efscto en- ell
80 On de seaiones de In Casa municip pal
Las pliegos en- que se essablecen las
condicione, q Q hsb q de cumpir,
asf los licit.uores como los remAsis'
las de los .eiv clos ildicsdos. eatar&n
4 dispo aici6n de los que ioseresen CO.
&C cerlos en- . cfcina del Secretaric,
tesde e4tA fath4, hSsta el dfA 70. In
clu,ive, del actual mes do Junio.
CsguAs, Jlnio Ii de 9C6
5 A G Garcia Alcalde.
ssssss s s, - :ss s-s3A Il :; = 4! 4S
Dr.. Victor N, Gutierrez
Ne iico Cruisno, TX alumno In
serro psnaion"do lor .ol osici6n. Ca
guRa Puerto Re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

ir%riinnig III ieir. %Nt TouncrItag
slbeitb milBte CT III Sic 3|JponaSiodc
neItedt lrcr0cn.
TlGcr(ci aus GcUtibIono.
@cipaItiae SdlnepItjjrme meroel
nus Sahicn, gopern uI0 orrSdrpei5
DenteIoet. Ter Gerfc5r lit uieler.
ip1rts ailf nas gmpiinS,i6itc inter
broder mprDeH.
Sic Samburger Sdiiia Ciii5iere
hnben Dem Terlan9en Oca Rbeoer.
IercinS noHgaecben. &n elmer nclls
erliben Gerinmmllln0 b0bep lie Sen
geidlInb aefaBt ms Sen Gcrcin
ocntitpr Gapitinc lln0 CiiiSicrc Der
bclttiten SanSelSmnrjne nlA3utrc-
ten. W, .aiet5 q ,ta
Mit teb6aitcnt 9ro0ucrn 1T III
neiteIten areiien Die @u,oe, pom SEM
Nbleben Oes SofitauipicIcrS Mari.
militant 2uonig mtIgelommcu NOR
sen. 0ltSntg mar poIlepOctcr %NSltter.
pref 6crootroDcnocr Nollrh III Sdil-
ler'idrn Tromen, ilnO iriur trciilidc
Saritelllin1stiiint bdttc inn cine
itorfe @enteiibt cntbuiiaitiihcr Ser.
ehrcr gcmorben.
Pm Stelle bes befanntIih Dor eini-
gen Woten iGb obberticncn Yrtn5en
pom Sohenlobe lit beltte ser Sberrc-
gi%erungsrotb D. Gltttommer gum
ec5irtSprGiioeuten Iiir OoS Sber.GI.
iab crltunnt poroen. Ger leltc Er1s
iioent gift ais elmer Ser tiidjtiNitcn
observation-disclosures mrs Hridro
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19
KING OF THE PLAINS
is ADMIRED BY ALL
Monster EIk's Head and Antlers on
Display at the Mission. One of the
Largest Ever Seen.

If the old elk stag which gave up its
life on the plains of Alberta. Canada,
could have known that his head and
antlers would one day be shipped to
Phoenix. and he could haze appreciated
the admiration the Phoenix people We're
TO bestow upon them. he would hardly
have regretted falling victim of the
hunters aim. The head and antlers
arrived here in fine shape Monday.
consigned TO Messrs. Roma Cunning
ham and Phil Wharton OF the Mission
refreshment emporium. and as they
lay on the sidewalk encased in a large
crate. the horns protected by canvas,
scores OF people paused to look them
over and tell what they knew or did
not know about elk, deer and antlered
animals generally.
The head and antlers We're
sent as Christmas present by
James Delaney. the old business
partner of Mr.. Cunningham in Lead, s.
D.. and are valued at the present time
at 500. II is doubtful if they could be
matched for twice that sum, or for any
sum except on rare occasions. for they
are the largest set ever seen in these
parts and perhaps the largest ever seen
by anyone residing here. in any part Of
the world. II they are worth 500 now
at the rate the large American game
animals are being depleted il will be
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

Phoenix. AriZ.
Dec. 9Th. 1906.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

only a short time until their value will
be incomparably more.
There was dissatisfaction on the part
of some of the patrons of the free side
walk show. who expressed the opinion
that the elk was not standard bred be
cause his horns were not mates. There
were seven prongs on the right horn
and eight on the left, though the eighth
was a small one. only two or three
inches long. Finally. an elk sharp
came along and quieted the excited
populace. He said that that particular
elk was a jim dandy and when il came
TO elks he knew il all. He said the
rudimentary prong on the left horn had
a great significance to the elk expert.
i'm that it was incontrovertible evidence
that that particular elk was a June
calf. that prong being the June mark.
Every self-respecting elk born in June
has that mark. blown in the bottle, "a
il were.
Then an argument arose as to the
probability of that set of antlers hav-
ing grown in one year. FOR It is a mon
strous set. the head, horns and crate
weighing $50 pounds. The spread Of
the nUillS lliuHi uN i've VI HAA AFNA anu
the length Of them is still more. There
is bone enough in them. il horn can be
called bone. TO construct the frame
work of a good sized elephant. There
was a generally prevailing sentiment
that the elk sheds his antlers every
year and grows a new set. If he raised
that set in a year he must have worked
overti&e beside having choice grazing
grounds. Another elk expert volunteer
ed the information that the elk sheds
his antlers every year during the first
seven years Of his life. After that. he
keeps the old set and adds a prong ev-
cry year. In this way II was figured
out that this animal was eight years
old, having his seven-year set Of ant
lers and the odd prong for the eighth
year. Whatever the facts in the case.
il is the largest and finest exhibit Of
the kind ever seen IN these parts and
the proud owners VIII back II In any
elkshead contest that may be organ
I lied. The head is also in good condi-
ton and that portion Of the neck at
I tached presents a coat Of hair as thick
and warm as n Navajo blanket indi-
eating that the animal was killed in
the winter season. when nature provid-
ed most literally for the comfort Of the
beast
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

He has the conhdsnos
aad patronage CT tbs
leading business men
and m ost prominsu;
citize.s OF Arizona. Tbs
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

Secretary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19
HuALAPAl MINING COMPANY.
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Hualapai Mining Company will
be held at Room 4. Monihon building,
Phoenix. Arizona. on Monday, January
18th. 1907. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said
day for the purpose of electing a board
of directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting. 7. w. CHAMBERLAIN,
Secretary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhoid-
ers of the Phoenix National Bank VIII
be held at their office in Phoenix. Ar
iona at three O'Clock p. m. on TUESDAY
January sth, 1907, for the purpose OF
electing board OF directors and 10
transact such other business as may
nronerly come before such meeting.
r. b. BURMISTER,
1.oo,tv, Ar,z Cashier.
Dec. 9Th. 1906.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19
HAND BAGS

our assortment Of ladies' leather
hand bags in the largest and best
line we have ever shown, and if you
want anything in this line you will
find it here at a right price.
S1.00 to $500 EACH
BELTS
We have just received q new line
of "Keiser'' belts of the finer grades
and which make elegant Xmas gifts.
on this special line the prices are
s1.00 to $500 EACH
SCARFS AND RUFFS
one of our silk rufus or scarfs would
make a very acceptable Xmas gift
for any lady. Black, white and
colors, and at all prices.
SIPS to $500 EACH
XMAS KNIT GOODS
Knit goods in endless variety for
the old and young. Bootees, 15c to
S5c: knit sacuues. Acc to $1.75; knit
shawls. 4Oc to S3.25; hand embroid-
cry sacques, 75c>to $3.50 each. and
other lines too numerous to men,
ton.
SPECIAL
One odd lot Of about so ladies'
purses and card cases in sealskin,
fwalrus and alligator. Were $3.50
to $500 each. This is your chance
to buy something good for Xmas.
The price today,
$500 EACH
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19
.ollv old st. Nicholas,

Jolly old ST. Nicholas,
Lean your ear this way.
When at Christmas time you come
And loaded is your sleigh
With knives and tops and toys SC
dandy,
Bring me a box of Donofrio's Cactus
Candy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

Special mince pies and fruit cakes
for the holidays. Order now from
Phoenix Bakery.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19
HANDKERCHIEFS


Handkerchiefs for the little ones.
Plain white and colored border.
Packed in a neat box. Nice quality
lawn,
25c BOX
PERFUMES
Never before have we had such a
collection OF boxed perfumes and
toilet waters of the best makers
Hudnuts Colgate's, Oriental and
LundbOrg's.
25c to $500
XMAS NOVELTIES
Our line Of Xmas novelties is too
numerous TO mention individual
lines, but you can find many useful
articles both for ladies and gentle
men in jewelry, leather goods and
metal ware.
XMAS LINENS
Everybody likes nice linens and
here is where you will find them.
Cluny lace pieces. hand embroidery
pieces, Japanese drawn work pieces.
shamrock 1inen pieces, and fine linen
table sets.
SPECIAL
One odd lot of about so ladies'
purses and card cases made of the
best feathers. Goods were absolutely
$500 and $3.50 each. All go at ono
price today.
s1.oo EACH
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

MOORE STEEL RANGES ALWAYS
PLEASE. 10 DIFFERENT PAT
TERMS FROM $1,000 10 S75OC.
QUICK BAKERS, FUEL SAVERS.
DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

LOOK OUT for the WHITE HOUSE
sale Selling at invoice prices today.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19

Were you born lucky? See the ring in
the window of the Crescent Jewelry
Store
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19
At THE CHRISTMAS STORE
CREPE DE cHENE

CREPE DE cHENE
Figured crepe de chene for scarfs.
"a inches wide. and plain crepe dc
chene for auto wells. width % inches
PLAIN 6oc YD, FIGURED 75e I'd.
HANDKERcHIEFS
II you want to see the finest line OF
Observation-Disclosures brought to Phoe-
nix. come to GOldwater's. 1t en-
braces every style that is right, in
Guiding many imported numbers.
Any price and quality asked for.
Sc to $1,000 EACH
UMBRELLAS
We have umbrellas for ladies and
gentlemen in all grades and prices
which make good Xmas presents
We also have a line of ladies' col
ored silk umbrellas. price only
$3.50 EACH
A fur neck piece would feel ve-y
comfortable for these cool nights.
We have them in white, gray and
brown. Mostly four finland styles
$500 to $3.50 EACH
SILK PETTIcOATS
For a Xmas gift there could be
nothing nicer than a fine white pet
ticoat. We have the finest line in
white. and colors also, that we have
ever shown.
$500 to $500 EACH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01
ACADEMY OF DESIGNS SCHOOLS.
Examinations for Admission Begin septem,
Der 24-No Fees Charged.

The schools of the National Academy OF Design
VIII be open from September "A to May 4. Sundays
and holidays excepted. Examinations for admission
VIII be held during the week beginning September q.
No tuition fees whatever will be charged in any
OF the classes. Every applicant WIFI be required TO
make drawing from the antique. This drawing
must be made in the rooms of the Academy. with
out instruction and upon the approval of the same
by the school committee the applicant may be id
mitted.
The following prizes Will be awarded: The suv-
dam and Elliott medals I'm silver and bronze for the
best work in the antique. lfe illustration and still
life classes; the Cannon prize OF 500 for the best
OIL painting from the nude made in the schools; the
Hallgarten prizes in the painting and composition
classes-painting. first prize $780, second prize, si
composition first prize, $50 second prize, sfo-end
the Albert H Baldwin prizes In etching-hrst prize,
$50: second prize, SIS.
The members of the school committee VIII
II. Low }. c. Ncoll and William Sergeant Kendall.
The instructors OF the Academy comprise Edgar n.
Ward, " A; Francis G Jones. y. A; George w.
Maynard. y. Al Emil Carsen. =. A.; J. Scott Hart
ley, ~. A; A. 4. Van Laer, A y. A: Charles /.
Hinton and @. F. ". MielatZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01
CONFER ON BALLOT FORM
Mayer Explains Justice Bischofs
Insurance Decision.

Albany, Aug 51.-Attorney General Mayer. Su.
perintendent Kelsey. Louis Marshall. representing
the international pollcyhOders' committee; Bert
Hanson. appearing for the Mutual Life policyhold-
ers' committee and James III. Mcintosh. for the New
York Life Insurance Company. held conference
here to-day to determine the form of ballot to be
used by tho mutual life insurance companies In the
coming election OF directors. The matter was not
decided
Attorney General Mayer gave out tc-nigh, the
following statement regarding the decision of
Justice Bischo in the suit brought by him against
the Equitable directors. The Attorney General
said:
In the hurry OF abstractng extended opinion
on technical subject there has seemed to be
some msapprehension as to Judge BischoRs deci-
Sion Tie judge substantially sustained the position
the directors to account not only for any wrongful
acts, but also for neglect of duty.
The demurrers interposed on BEHALF OF some Of
the directors upheld in minor particular.
the point being that the judge OF the opinion
that action for accounting against the directors
and the action against the corporation in regard 10
the surplus could not be Joined in the same suit
has repealed Section Sc Of the Insurance law, so
that any person believing himself aggrteved may
bring action to determine the amount due on
his policy without the Intervention Of the Attorney
General.
The court has thus affirmed the important prop
ositions urged on behalf of the state and has re-
CURED the demurring directors to answer the conf
plant, so far it seeks TO have them account
for their official conduct of the affairs of the
company.
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