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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
MAILS ARE DELAYED,

Large Consignment, However, Arrived
at Late Hour LAST Night,
The first mail to be received at the
local postoffice Sunday, from the north
or east. over the Oregon Short Line
was at II clock at night. This arrived
on the Short Line train from tie north
due to arrive in Salt Lake Sunday
morning The train was run over the
tracks Of the Rio Grande Western, on
account Of the blockade on the Short
Line at Pennington.
Short Line No. 10, due to arrive in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
SNOW IN COLORADO
Storm Is General Along Eastern Slope
OF the Rockies.

DENVER, Oct. 2l-A general storm
prevailed along the eastern slope of
the Rocky mountains from Wyoming
to New Mexico today. Snow has been
falling In Colorado almost necessarily
for the past "a hours and still continues
tonight. Suburban electric lines have
operated with difficulty and railroads
have experienced delay in running OF
trains.
As yet no serious results are reported
in this section but from Albuquerque,
N, NJ, comes report OF considerable
property damage there from high winds
The sudden dropping of the tempera.
ture accompanied by blizzard conditions
in northern New Mexico has caused
heavy losses to the sheep raising indus.
Try, if reports are correct,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
Conhagration in New Zealand.

WELLINGTON, n. 2. Oct. 22.-The big.
gest con1agration in the history OF this city
occurred early this morning Tho Union
bank, the new building o. the Bank OF New
South Wales, the Commercial and Trocadero
hotels and several other business houses were
doc nroI
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Communication CIT OFF

HAVANA, Oct. 21.-The Carmelina.
on which Manuel Silveria. the Havana
banker fed Oct. 2, returned here tonight
No communica ton with the vessel will
be permitted until tomorrow morning.
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STRUCK BY PONY ENGINE

j. w. sorenson Of Murray Is Instantly
Killed.
While sweeping tracks in the yards
Of the American Smelling company at
Murray Sunday morning !. w. Soren-
son was instantly killed, being struck
by switch enoine The body was re-
moved to Banks 5 undertaking parlors
in Murray MI Sorenson leaves son,
a resident of Juab
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
Sunken Transport Raised.

SEBASTOPOL, Oct. 2l.-The transport
Bug was raised today. The Bug, with more
than 500 pyroNylin mines md great
here in 1908 during ths mutiny, for fear
that she would fall into the hands OF the
rutineers.
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committee on permanent organization
and order of business: Mayor William
House, Chris Christensen. c. o, Ander-
son. V. Cody and John II. Burt.
The chair also appointed the follow
ing committee on platfrom: Judge E.
f. Chase Mrs. James Coil, T. ]. Ham
merland, Mrs. James Pitt, j. Johanssen
and Attorney 3. II. Jones.
An adjournment was then taken un"
til . o clock p. m. At o clock Mayor
William House was made permanent
chairman and r. Kaiser secretary,
The following platform was presented
~ .nlnrnHnI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
Here Is the Platform.

The American party OF Box Elder county,
in convention assembled. hereby reaffrms the
platform adopted by the Americans in Salt
Lake City aJ the State convention assembled.
We arc opposed 60 the consolidation OF the
Agricultural college of Utah with the Uni
vcrsity.
We believe that 4 man may worship his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22

the afternoon, followed after the north
,rn train and brought very heavy
distributed by 1890, but the Eastern
nail was not up at a. m. Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
Piles Cured In 8 to ID Days,

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to IA days,
or money refunded SOC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22

measure, no lights would be furnished
to residences beyond these limits sun
DAY night. Owing 10 the great number
OF loose wires that are hanging from
the company's poles-fr from end to end
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,vDnrED ronIcrO MEv pisiD.
iunsbiuih ard T0unG GIve tIaii 10 Appear
far Trial on ortober o.

Karl Junsbluth and Howard v Young.
presidents ~ tho MaoAndrews and Forbes
and J s, Young companies. we're arraignei
before Judge Thomas In tho Criminal Branch
Of the United States Circuit Court yesterday
to plead To- the indictment charging them
and their corporations with violation Of the
Sherman antitrust law
Former Assistant United States District
Attorney r.. r. Baldwin. who appeared on
behalf Of the two men. entered pleas Of not
guilty with leave to withdraw A II Bur
rouRhs made the same blending on behalf
the corporations. John D.. Lindsay. coun-
sel to the American Tobacco Company, TO
which the two lioorioe paste concerns in
dicted are understood to be subsidiary.
WAS also present.
The men gave bail before United States
Commissioner Shields in $50 each to APP
pear for trial October 2. at the opening OF the
next term OF court. Robert b. Dula. bfother
Of Caleb Cushing Dula, president OF the
Continental Tobacco Company, now mer ged
in the tobacco trust, gave bail for both,
putting up his residence at / West Eighty
first street.
Judge Thomas gave the attorneys until
July 0 to change their pleas, demur or move
to uash the indictments.
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tprsR HstRurR ,roR f,Vr'
Pfspsssa Ie'sfH IH,s,,Is ,'iou 's"sss .
tIsslgs ~ sci 3 see

CHt ,an itne - hAiHem,of ~, lrss
Hw ~ D." Investigated ~ ihs fnirftl ~.
ih1fties ~ issefmlHs sirth"f ihHv hHve
evttsi HFi tiafN hvf The irN"s'lat
iipna sIl ~ lsFi NJ ihis rfv
- Nrfrhtmt rrtnasl ~ tbr Interstate
tntHHlrffs iuHmiaal1n etura w. Z hl'aan
tusisv ~ rnhinf eth hiHUr' AD'vN"y
Nrfflaon tmpta w" trfHanft'or ev'n
taulea tr thA Uvsftpmi hsffFaw'rf We
prea4 l1ntsnv tho AnystirHn HsffsN0st0f
tomfHnv the isify shipfsf thstatrh ~"
Missouri Refrigerator i%irstatoh. w" ship
trfs' Hafrgn fsirf Transit tuntfany
fhe coming inver ietiiun hes c'usrd an
oNof, 10 30 made Nv coll The ctra Armour
4 60 have pNer~i ~ ~li s01 frft r~ffia.
orator oafs 10 tho American Refrigerator
tnhaii Cumtahy Tho American C~ofnrahy
IL slao trying 10 anll 10 Tho shippers ReffiH
Srs,of Car tumtany
Tho decision by the Federal cnnr'. IN
which tho Government, gets thn right 10
ct al tho question ~ rebates snd con-
tsssions. 10 IA h. Tho basis ~ The inquiry.
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Court Calendars This Day.

10, II, Is, o. /, s., 20. s. g, 81: 81, 20, IA, ,,
supreme Court-Speciel Term5-PaT,I Motion
matters 0Pfa Par Gas unfinished. Motions De:
eaaseTNo, Sssl i'0t General eailteGndsrHNos. 45Ss' ISL.
1898, 467a. 5l46, $3.50, $3.50, 469i, $500, 45s1, 1901. 1897.
3 i7S% 81 tsf, T If. Ear PsTt 1 N,-esss S HnnnlsHsf Gases Cases
from Part III. Part VINO day calendar. Part
Part II.-Case unfinished. Short causes-Nos.
69l4, e76o. e767, Sos, e9l5, a6e. $3.50. eSS, esSs. ess6.
7 7Sss, ssss. S Sssi, 49, 5. ss : sois:, sess.' ;Soso'' ;sSis. soss::
SS nsnls s1sS, .Ssss 10. 10. 1871 1871 i isls. isi7. Isl ISIS. ot %:
Parts ". and V;-Adjourned for the term. Part
vviii.SCcsssse uuIn,dhnished,SeSos itss, -. 1850. i4HSi,
itoi, i4se. aO4l, 1854, lli4. Part vIIl:-A%djouTned
K. Part X.-Clear.-Nos sess, 24ss, ss5s, 3o59.
. .Ssi. ST. III: So so. rs. 49, isss. G 80. Isl rs. ssss. .sse. ssssii.
i67a, 1878. 1879, 4es2, 4os4, 1895. 47lo, 47H, f7le, 47sl.
1880, [s72. Part 1I,-Case unfinished. Cases from
PsTs xHiii1.N ra5t Cases from Par, < t.0"
wins OF Francis A. WANT, Carl Engcl. Margaret
smith. Charles Dana. Ethel j.. Allen, at 1850 4. NJ.
Max Bcndick. Thomas Burgh. at $50 p. NJ. Trial
City Cour-Speciai, Term.-court opens at 10
A.. N. Motions. Trial Tcrm.-Part L.Clear,
s ss.9 sss ssg sss, H. M sss' sit;oI $50 sa,s 20 %ss. s 81, ssts,
s.: q! s.! n, %;I 8, e Z. ri e e. 81 Y, :s'9; FL ~. g e. Fl:
Closr. Nos. 1881. assa, 1903. 2ss4, aos5, aes, 1850,
,sss; slsS; AZ Ia. s1 $50. s Sc. s I'm, Sos. s ssaz'
Equity casc-No. 800. Par. V.-Sesr. Cases
from Part " No day calendar.
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SENATOR RAENES REPLIES
To the Charges OF the SuperInten dent OF
the A%ntiISaI0on League.

ROCHESTER,, June Ex-senator John
Raines to-day issued a statement replying
to the charges of the Anti-Saloon League,
members Of which have started a campaign
to defeat him for denomination and re-
election.
The Rev. DR.. Howard Russell, superin-
tendent Of the league, accused Mr.. Raines
Of defeating the local option law Of 1905,
Of preventing its being reported in the
asst Legislature and also Of refusal to re-
port a special rule to discharge the COM
mittee and bring the bill to a vote on the
closing day Of the session.
Senator Raines dismisses the first charges
as being ridiculous, but admits the truth
OF the last accusation, and say that to have
reported the rule would nave jeopardized
some important legislation and would I'M
q~uestionably have necessitated a special
session, as some Of the department bills
would nave been sidetracked.
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Citizens. Union inst In Time,

The Citizens Union Bureau OF City Better
ment sent out a long report last night
stating that some OF the tenement houses
purchased by the city to provide the site
for the new Chelsea Park, and to be de-
molished within the next two months,
offer photographs to show that the city
owns tenements that do not comply with the
law. Many Of the houses have already been
vacated and the city Is merely awaiting,
before tearing down the buildings, the
approval by the Appellate Division OF the
report Of the condemnation commission.
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BLOODHOUNDs IN COURT CASE.
Only Evidence Against a Negro Is That
They freed film for Arson.

srFPoLK, Va, June 9O.-Can a person be
convicted OF a felony because ~bloodhounds
captured him? This question will nave to
be answered by the Superior Court Of Gales
county, N. G. Thomas Hunter, colored,
merchant Of Sunsbury, N. c., was adjudged
guilty Of arson at a preliminary hearing
to-day and was held for the Grand Jury.
The store OF W. II. Elliott, near Sunsbury,
was burned yesterday morning. When taken
to the scene on a special train last evening
Hurricane Branoh's ~bloodhounds ran down
Hunter. When he was closely pursued he
climbed a tall beech tree. where he was
arrested. The chase lasted Just thirteen
minutea.
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liberals win In Nova Scotia.

HAIIFAx, N. s., June 2o.-The provincial
general elections to-day resulted in tho
return OF the liberal administration headed
by Premier Murray who comes back with q
loss OF two or perhaps three members Of
his G Government. The conservative opposi-
ton in the late Legislature was only two.
In the new House II will be at least eix.
G. E. Tanner, the leader OF the opposition
scored q victory In Pictou.
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The owner Of a QUEEN" car has an easy mind
Al any trip-long or short.
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To Enlarge Roosevelt Hos:i;aI.

Plans have been filed with Building Super
intendent Murphy for enlarging Roosevelt
Hospital by ~remodelIing the present two
story operating amphitheatre on Fifty
ninth street in the rear Of the administration
building into a five story wing. 1t will con-
tain the new Samuels lecture room and will
also be fitted az a dormitory for hospital
employees. The improvements are to cost
,n-nnn
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for the international struggle two weeks later.
After last years m!xup Mr.. Honpt was one
of several prominent automobilists who an.
nounced hey would refrain from entering cars
for the American team in the 1905 Vanderbilt
cup race unless they were assured that the
result of the elimination trials would deter
mine the makeup OF the team.
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CRAWFORD MOTOR CARS. IMMEDIATE
DELIvERt 1872 W. seth st.
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JOHN VI. YOUNGps SUIT DROPPED.
Action Growing Out Of shipbuildinR Trust
Collapse Taken Out OF Court.

Collapse Out OF Court.
Justice Laoombe in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday granted an order
d~iscontinuing the suit Of John W. Young
against the Mercantile Trust Company by
consent Of the attorneys for both parties.
This suit grew out Of the collapse Of the
United States Shipbuilding Company. Mr..
Young was one Of the promoters. He de-
posted certain collateral with the Mer-
camille Trust Company, the value Of which
trust ne S,Ve had acted as a depoSitary
in the matter Instead Of as trustee.
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An entry for the third annual A. A. A.
tonr vas received at the tour Headquarters
yesterday from New Orleans. it, came from
mobile Club, whose "a horsepower Packard
will carry No. IS from Buflalo to Breton
The car will be driven by Mr.. Newman's
chaufI eur, Emile Martin. and there will be
four in the party.
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NEW YORK'S ANNUAL REGATTA
Fny.ninth Event OF the Club to BE Sailed
on the Sound To-Day.

The fifty-ninth annual regatta Of the New
York Yacht Club Will be sailed to-day on
the Sound. The starts will be made of Glen
Cove at noon. and considering the entries.
II the wind Is only favorable. the race will
be a memorable one in the history CT the
club. The new schooner Queen Is entered
and will race against the Elmina and Corona.
The new sloop Enort. built from designs by
H. GieIow, and the. new lrolita, a Her.
reshon boat. will meet in the same class with
tho Weetamoe and Nicola. Alfred n. Morris's
new Gardenla will also be started. but as
she has no class competitor she will race for
trophy is for all sloops and yawls In one
class. and there Is a similar trophy, for
sc hooners. For the Use OF members OF the
club and their guests the steamer H,epheus
Twenty-foaItih" stree. at s;s5 O'clock. The
lengths follow:
scHooNERs, CLASS A-ovRB 90 FEET.
Racing Number, Yacht and Gunner. Rating.
a 7. Invader. Roy A. Rainey. ..............'. OIL 81
scHoosEBs, CLASS BIS TO 90 HEsr.
49,, Queen; J Rogsrs Ms1weil...'"".I 9 g
B S. Elmina. F. p. Brewster. 50 30
IAwLs-CLAss q.
G /, Vgilant. W. Z. Iselin. ...................es.27
sLooPs. CLASS H-6s TO 81 VEEr.
II 2. Rainbow, Commodore c. Vanderbilt. ..... 70 50
ii ii, Yankee. Harry L. observation-disclosures
sLooPs. CLASS J-57 TO os YEEr.
! 8. i EeHla. ! I. 4 &a H!e fsci.r1..:....:.:,., SCI
J s. Effort. F. NJ. Smith. .n..."........'. So
J II. Weetanoe. II. F. Lippitt... 81 So
sLooPs. CLASS KS TO 81 FEET.
K IL. Isolde. F. n. Hoyt ."............... -.
sLoops. CLASS L-4o TO IS FEEr.
-, Gardcnia, A. II. Morris. .......,..... e.
N. Y. Y. C. 80. PooTERs.
N '. I. Alera. A, H. and J. W. Alker.......... 20 OIL
n Y a Affair j f, and q, C.. MeyeT........ 20 81
N. Y q. Dahinda, w, Butler Duncan, Jr,..... 20 OIL
n. !. q. Adelaide, Adce Brothers.., .......... 20 81
n. y. II. Nicola, q, N. pynchon .............. 20 81
n. \. is, Mink, Howard WiIlets.. ............. .2U u
\, Y IL. Cara Mia. s, Wainwright. ....,..... 20. OF
, CapTce. 4, q. Vanderbilt .......... % 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-20
'EugeniO Maria de HOstOs "

Los instruidos j6venes sefores Claudio
C6rdova, P. E. Timoth6e, Jesds Lumbano
y Juan Canales Carazo, de Ia secci6n ms
tructiva DEF Club .'E. M. Hostos' han te-
nido Ia atenci6n, que estimamos, de invi-
tarnos para una yelada hrico-literaria que
Sc efectuara mafana domingo en- Ia casa
No. Is de la calle Rafael Cordero.
Muchas gracias. El citado club, haee
honor 4 Ia generosa juventud que le sos
tiene y le realza y hace tambien honor q
Ia cuitura de San Juan. Su nombre, tie
ne toda la signifcaci6n de IN merecido
homemade Ia memoria de uno de los mas
preclaros puertorriquenos, que di6 ejemplos
de singular devotion 4 las ideas y que ja-
mas anduvo & caza de saborear triunfos
de necias & iniustifcadas pasioncillas En-
la velada tomaran parte personals de illus
TRACTION, damas diatinguidfsimas, artistas
de alto merito
Ell programa es variadfsimo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-20
JuzgadU de Paz de San Juan.
yUIGI0S De HOY.

Edgar Lane, acusado de actos inmorales
en- la via p6blica $5 multa.
Marcelino Cintr6n, por escandalo en- la
calle del Sol So.
Francisco Moraza y Felipe N1fez por
dormir en- la via p6blica, 81 cada uno
Fueron absueltos Pedro Delgado, Anna
dor Garcia, Francisco Lopez Geronimo
Carreras, acusados de diferentes faltas
espiritista de Catafio concurrirdn distingui-
dos devotos de la inefable doctrina, proce-
dentes de San Juan. Ell acto Sc verifcard
mafana y revestira-dfcese gran solem-
nidad.
La nueva plaza de medico titular
creada en- Caguas, sera cubierta por el DIR.
Chacar de esta ciudad.
Don Guillermo Atiles Garcia ha sido
nombrado escribiente de la Secretarfa de
la Camara de Delegados.
Ell senior Bernardini tiene presentado
un proyecto de ley creando dos plazas de
jueces para la Corte de Distrito en- el Dis
trito de San Juan, que conoceran en- los
asuntos civiles criminales.
-Asegdrase que don Enrique Camu-
mas sera nombrado para un cargo en- el
Board Of Trade.
Hoy ha celebrado una conferencia con
el Secretario de Puerto Rico el delegado
senior de Diego
-Informase que los sef1ores Hernandez
L6dez, Matienzo Diaz Navarro no toma-
ran parte en- la velada que esta Doche se
celsbrar& en- ell Ateneo.
-Gratamente impresionados han salido
para su residencia de San Lorenzo los Sc
nores DIR. Gonzalez Sebastian Aponte,
quienes, como digimos aver, vinieron es-
ia ciudad para gestionRr la continuation
de las obras de Ia carretera de San Loren
20 Las. Piedras.
-Ha llegado esta ciudad el pintoT
Felix Medina con objeto de hacer propo-
siciones al Ayuntamiento parr Ell decorado
| de los telones del teatro.
Las famosas bombillas electricas
''Sterling Special son va muy conocidas en-
los Estados Unidos en- todos los paise'
de la America Latina, estando actualmen
te en- uso en- mas de mil estaciones centra
les de luz electrica, en- pequefas instalacio
mes, ferrocarriles en- los vapores de di
versas companies. Unico dep6sito para Is
venta en- Puerto Rico, Sociedad an6nims
de luz electrica, San Juan 2. r.
Con motive de estas festas ha recibi
do el popular don America Salas, un graz
surtido para su conocido establecimientc
"El Popular" que no tiene cOmpetencis
nj precedentes en- Ia historic del comercio
Las damas elegantes Sc surten de ali J
hay grandes novedades propias para Ire
galos.
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NOTICIAS

Conforme al artfculo "a del Reglamento
do la Union de Puerto Rico, las Juntas
Locales Sc renovaran cada dos amos en- eL
mes de MayO siguiente al de las elecciones
generates de Noviembre Y el artfculo 81
faculta las Juntas Locales para cubrir
las vacantes de vocales que ocurran.
-Dionisia Garcia ha demandado don
Baltazar Canada para que le pague su sa-
lario duTante varios aiios que estuyo sir
vi6ndole. Aver Sc vic el pleito ante la
Corte de Distrito, resolviendose las mocio-
mes incidentales que Sc presentaron prac-
ticandose la prueba propuesta por las par
tes
-Ha regresado & Lares el alcalde de
aquel pueblo, despues de haber conferen-
ciado con el Gobernador.
-Mafiana Sc esperan en- esta ciudad de
regreso de Arecibo, los sefiores Falkner,
Lord, Martinez, Chopper, Miller Ayres,
quienes fueron dicha ciudad con obieto
de asistir las confsrencias pedag6gicas,
celebradas aver y hoy.
-El sehor Enrique G. Hernandez, ms
pector de examenes del Departamento de
instruction, Sc encuentra recogido en-
CANA
-Hemos sido invitados para un bale
de confianza que celebraran varios MEM
bros de la sociedad ''Antorcha del Siglo
XXX en- la noche del l. del mes pI6ximo
de Febrero, 10 que estimamos damos por
clio las gracias.
Han sido hecho los siguientes trasla-
dos de guardias::
Norberto Quiles, Aguadilla: Nicasio
Fiouaroa 4 Manatf. Juan Santiaoo Goa
mo; Jose L. Gonzalez Caguas; Ernesto
Toro Salinas; Jose Rodriguez a San
Juan; Florentino Colon q Manatf Antonio
Negr6n San Juan; y Pic Vargas q San
Juan.
-Ha sido revocado el nombramiento
de policfa hecho favor de Francisco Ro-
drfguez
Los guardias Cirilo Cedeno y Jose
Jaiman ha sido separados honrosamente
del cuerpo.
Ell sargento Paoli no ha querido re-
engancharse en- el cnerpo de la policfa in,
sular.
Han sido reenganchados ell cabo Juan
ROig Oyola y gusrdia Florentino Dusa
bl6n.
Han sido nombrados guardias de Ia
policfa insular por el t6rmino de dos amos
Demetrio ManguaI, Justine Barcenet
Ulises Oliviery, Jose E. C6rdova, Jose M
Salom6n Rosorio.
-Seg6n nos informa ell respectable an
ciano don Eduardo del Valle de quien in
formamos los prop6sitos que le movie
ran & trasladarse desde ell vale de SAINTS
Isabel Ia isleta de San Juan, al neetan!
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sEsION DEL Ola 20.


Lista y lectura del acta anterior.
Communications Petieiones
81 seaor &. II. Delgado, Preaidente dc
la sLiga de Ayuntamientos remita copia
de IN acuerdO del Ayuntamiento de Sail
mas, protestando de ID aprobaci6n de la
Ley de Condados.
Bills en- prtaaera lectura.
H. b. No. SO. Por los sefores Bernar.
dini Y Matienzo: Para enmendar Ia LEY
proyeyendo 10 necesario para q reglamen-
to gobierno de Ia Policfa Insular de
Puerto Rico, aprobada ca Mario de-
1902, aegdn Sc ha enmendado posterior-
mente; para otros fines
H. B. No 39.-Por el senior Franco
Soto: para autorizar 4 los Secretaries de
las Cortes Municipales para que tomen
juramentos y afirmaciones
Fl. B. No. 39.-Por q sefor Bernardo
nj: "Creando una Comisi6n Compiladora
de las Leyes de Puerto Rico.
III. b. No. 41.-Por el senior Bernardo
nj de la Huerta: sDeterminando que en-
10 sucesivo la Corte de Distrito del Dis
trito judicial de San Juan funcione con
dos Jueces de Distrito, uno para 10 civil y
otro para 10 criminal, proveyendo para
el nombramiento de este para otros f.
nes."
Ell secretario di6 lectura al mensaje di-
riiido por la Camara al Congreso de los
Estados Unidos solicitando el gobierno
propio
FL senor de Diego pidi6 Ia Cdmara
que vista la importancia del mensaje sc
incluya en- la orden del dia del lunes para
su discussion.
Sc pone discussion 81 III. b. No. ~
Paro enmendar la ley titulada 'sPara pro
veer el auxilio de los municipios y JuntaG
Escolares aprobada el 10 de Mario dc
1904.
Fue aprobado en- tercera lectura sin dis
cusi6n con ligeras enmiendas entire ellai
la de que el plazo para amortizar los EN-
pr6stitos que hagan los municipios sea poi
un t6rmino mfnimo de ounce afios
Sc concedi6. iceDcia por yarios dias q
sefior Delgado.
Ell senior Bernardini solicita del Jefe d.
Ia Policfa un estado demostrativo de i
distribution de la fuerza reengancheS
como relaci6n de los puestos y subpuesto
que existen actualmeate.
A petici6n del senior Was Ochoteco s.
levant6 la session hasta ell lunes por la tar
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New York, Enero 20, $50 p. m.
-Escuadra francesa en- las costas de
Venezuela. Actitud de Castro, alarma al
gabinete de Washington.
Rebeldes del Ecuador dominan en- Ia
pital de la repdblica, Quito.
--Presidente Liga de Municipios de esa
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