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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26

ures of the occasion would deserve
special mention. The high schoo.
students had prepared a. neatly covered
Journal, the contents OF which IN
poetry and prose, were strictly original,
and showed considerable acquaintance
with various themes, combined with
clearness, an easy style and wlthal
q dignity OF thought.
At the close Of the exercises. the
parents were invited to examine the
prodigous quantity of manual train"
Ing work, specimen drawings and PEN
manship, diagrams showing steps IN
study. decorations, paintings and
free hand black board drawings. be-
side numerous other school products.
All in all. 1t showed convincing proofs
OF professional efforts along lines OF
advancement hitherto unattalned.
The personnel OF our public school Is
as follows: Prof. j. A. Rees, princl-
pal and high school teacher; ]. II. Grif-
flths, music teacher and instructor IN
grammar grade; Luella Stewart teach
err OF fourth and NTH grades; Mae
Langstaff, teacher OF third grade:
Emma Peterson. teacher Of second
grade. Hilda Tanner teacher of first
grade and beginners class.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Difficulty Experienced In Getting .
Policeman.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec. 25.---The report Of sealer
Of Weights and Measures Kirkwood
presented a detailed account OF his ON
clal work for the past year. showing
$50 10. collected for testing scales, etc
The report was accepted and filed.
city Marsha, Henry brought up the
question Of getting policeman to take
the mace of officer Olson. resigned.
The marshal stated that heretofore
there had been men willing to take the
position OF policeman at the salary
provided by ordinance, $50 month,
and this was not the case now, ana
hn Ala not know what TO do about IL,
md submitted 1t for the consideration
of the council. The matter created
some discussIon, the opinion OF Coun-
cImen Evans, Van Wagenen ana otn-
srs be,nr that the salary was insufn-
Giant 10 get good men. and IL was re-
tsr"aa to the committee on judiciary
and the city attorney 10 prins III
hill for an ordinance to PROVIDE Lo' na
creased salaries for polce onice's gnu
other appointive officers.
PETIT JURORS FOR JANUARY
The following petit jurors to serve
In the Fourth district court FOR the
January term. venire returnable JAN
s. were drawn yesterday:
J. r. Vance, Charles McNeill. Amer
lean Fork; George Z. Howe. George
Moore, j. s. Hosn,er, William Homer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
CENTERFIELD,
Death and Burial of Mrs. Blanch
Kearnes Beck.

Special Correspondence.
Centerfeld, Sanpete Co., Dec 22.-The
weather Is mild and clear, and the
ground Is bare
District schools closed yesterday, 10
reopen Jan. I, and the teachers are ex-
pecting to attend the State Teachers
association convention at Ogden.
Miss Dora Christensen was married
Wednesday, the 18th. to Albert Larsen.
Both reside here, where they will make
their home. The bride Is the daughter
of c. II. Christensen, and the groom
son OF Niels Larsen.
The Sunday school will furnish
Christmas entertainment this year
The death OF Blanch Kearnes Beck
of this place has cast gloom here and
at Gunnison, her former home. She
gave birth to her first child. girl on
the Sth inst, ard was apparently doing
nicely. She awoke from natural sleep
about 12;45 Sunday morning. the 18th
inst. and remarked that the fire was
getting low. Her husband Immediately
kindled the fire and assisted her to a
warm drink. She became faint. expir-
Ing in 10 minutes from the time she
aroused her husband. The husband
Is almost In despair and the many rela-
tives and the whole community are
greatly shocked over the unexpected
death OF one so estimable, pleasant and
useful as she had been at home. Sun
day school, Primary, Religion class and
Young Ladies' association, In each o.
which she has acted as Instructor. De-
ceased was the daughter of Austin and
Mary kearnes, and was born at Gunni-
son, Aug. 3, 1885; was married to Her
bert Beck In the Manti temple, March
z, this year. The funeral was from the
Centeraed westinghouse at noon yes
terday, and was impressive; decora-
lions, Songs and speaking all appropri-
ate. The Young Ladies' association
furnished a beautiful floral tribute
'The Pearly Gates Aiar" The sympa-
thy of the community is expressed for
the bereaved.
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CHECK WAS WORTHLESS.
Granger Name of Alleged wrongdoer,
Who Was Arrested at Granger,

Ogden, Dec. 26.--v. 3. Granger has
been arrested at Granger on the charge
OF obtaining money under false pre-
tense, and will be brought back to
Ogden today to answer to the charge.
Granger had been employed in ogden
at Bladgetts barber shop for several
months and had made a number of
friends. A few days ago he had a
check for $3.50 which he desired cashed,
but the bank would not cash the check
until he was identified, so he went out
and found Richard Davis, the insurance
agent. who went with him to the bank
and identified him and the $50 was
paid out. Monday the check came
back as worthless" and Mr.. Davis
was 80 notified. He Immediately set
TO work to find Granger and discov-
cred that he and his family had packed
up their few earthly belongings and
left Ogden. Sheriff Sebring was noti-
fed, also County Atty, Hulaniskl, A
complaint was prepared and sworn to
by Davis and warrant issued for his
arrest The wires were kept busy for
a short time In notifying the officers in
the neighboring towns resulting In his
arrest Granger left others TO regret
his departure In the persons of grocery
men and other merchants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
RICHFIELD.
Drawing OF Jurors for the January
Term Of District Court.

Special Correspondence.
Richneld, Dec. PA drawing Of jur-
ors for the January term OF the dis
trict court was made Dec. 20, by Par
ley Magleby, /. j. Stewart and j. NJ.
Lauritzen. The names, 30 In number,
with residence, are as follows:
Soren Christensen, Richheld; " l.
Thurston. Annabella; David F.. Ste
vens, Salna; Joseph Hugentobler, Sa-
lima; 4. A. Bagley, Koosharem; Frank
Jackson, salina; Andrew McMeekin.
Monroe; James S. Jensen, Salina; John
J. Thueson, Monroe, George Ogden.
Richfeld; Emeal Nielsen, Salina; Mo-
ROM Hunt, Monroe; Alfonzo Winget,
Monroe; William Fredricksen, Rich
field; Joseph II. Hooton, Inverury;
John Barney, Monroe; William II.
Avery, Venice; James Edwards Rich
field: Vivian Burns, Salina; Hans Her
mansen. Elsinore; Orson Hutchinson,
Monroe; ]. II. Kennedy, Jr Aurora;
Louis p, Hansen, Redmond; Peter
Larsen, Jr., Inveruryi Jesse Steele.
Salina; John II. Kyhl, Richfeld; John
II. Mcmillan. Vermilion: Walter Card
ner, BUrrville Walter Wilkinson,
Richfield; +. Payne, Glenwood.
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DIR. EGHAN's BOOK.
Work of Local Physician to be
Published.

ogden, Dec 26.--Dr. S G. Eghan.
the local physician has just completed
his work on Mothers Nursery Guide
q most excellent production in that
line. His manuscript has been thor
oughly inspected by some Of the most
eminent physicians in the United
States, who pronounce the contents
wholesome and most instructive In
formation on the subject DIR. Eghan
has therefore decided to have the
same published and has entered into
a contract with j. =. Putnam n Sons
OF New York City, who will publish
the same in book form. The first
issue Of the same will consist Of 5000
copies which will be placed on the
market about Feb. /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
Today ; Ogden News

aiming number OF witnesses, the
jury brought In a verdict that he met
his death by being run over by A Union
Pacific engine. but no negligence was
attached either to the railroad COM
pany or the deceased.
The funeral services over his re-
mains were held this morning at 10
o'clock from the home pa west Patter-
son avenue. Rev. Father Cushnahan
officiating. Interment took place In the
Mountain View cemetery. The SER
vices were largely attended, and many
beautiful floral tributes silently told
Of the high esteem In which he was
held. The Brick and Stone Masons' un-
ion attended the funeral In body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
BROKE HER ARM.
Mrs. Stoddard. Met Serious Accident
Christmas Eve.

ogden, Dec 26.--Mrs. Ann Stoddard,
one of the old residents of Uintah
fell down the cellar stairs Monday
afternoon fracturing her left arm In
two places, and otherwise badly bruis-
ing and injuring her. The broken
bones were get, and she Is getting
along quite well, although her ad-
vanced age Is against her speedy re-
covery. The accident occurred at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Rob-
crt Yale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
BARTENDER ASSAULTED.
Laid Out With a Glass Thrown by
X. 7. Verald.

ogden. Dec. 26.--In a saloon brawl
last evening, Mike Richie, the bartend-
err at a lower Twenty-ffth street saloon,
was struck in the head with , broken
beer glass and knocked insensible be-
hind the bar, and X. I. veraid. an
Italian. who threw the glass, sus-
tanned a bad wound over his left eye,
which 1t is supposed was made by
bullet.
Verald, together with several other
men, was drinking In the saloon. ana
a dispute arose between him and the
bartender over the payment for the
drlnra. and In his anger he threw the
oiit Of the saloon when he saw his
victim fall to the floor. 1t is said that
as he went out OF the door someone
Area a shot at him. OfFicer Al HerrlcA
was detailed on the case. and after q
long chase arrested verald and locked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
DUDLEY w. STONE INJURED.
Well Known Contractor Miraculously
ESCAPED Death.

Ogden. Dec. 26.--Dudley w. Stone, the
we'll known contractor and builder, met
with serious injuries Monday, by fall
ing from scaffold at the new Weber
stake academy building, which he is
constructing He missed his footing
In some way and was hurled to the
ground below. distance OF about as
feet. AS he fell he turned In the air
and struck on his feet crushing the
bones OF both legs. and terribly mang-
ling the flesh with the broken bones,
He was picked up and quickly taken to
the Ogden hospital, where DrsRich, Rich
and Osgood dressed the fractures, and
1t Is believed he will recover, although
his condition Is critical.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
sHoPLIFTINa MINIMIzED.
Vigilance OF Officers Deferred Light
Fingered Shoppers.

Ogden, Dec. 26.--Through the ex-
cellent work Of Sheriff Sebring and
his deputies together with the police
officers. shoplifting was reduced TO a
minimum this year. when the holi-
days opened the merchants observed
that the shoplifters were at work and
so notified the officers. who organ
lied together, spending hours every
day in different stores and had also
special officers In citizens clothes on
the watch throughout the business
district The thieves knowing that
there was little chance to steal with
out being caught did not take the
chance, and the merchants are appre-
ciative of the same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
SENT TO BOSTON.
Remains of Chester Smithers Sent 10
His Old Home.

Ogden. Dec. 26---The remains OF
Chester Smithers the young man who
hanged himself on Dec. IL, were ship
ped to Boston Mass, last evening by
Larkin & Sons In accordance with in
structions from his parents, who, to-
gether with several brothers and sis
tiers, live at Boston. The delay In
sending the remains home was
because OF being unable to locate his
people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
Bad Blood

Is responsible for most Of
the diseases and ailments Of
the human system. It Sc
riously affects every organ
ondfunction, causes catarrh,
dyspepsia, rh cum ats m,
weak, tired, lanyuid feelings
and worse troubles. Tdke
Hood Sarsaparina
which purifies and enriches
the blood as nothing else con
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
send for Book on the Blood, No. ;.
c. L. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26

Itching piles provoke profanity. hut
profanity won't cure them. Doan's ONT
ment cures itching, bleeding or protud-
ing piles after years OF suffering. AT
any drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26

him UP. Just what charge he must
answer to will be determined by the
county attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
PIaNoN INQUEST.
Verdict OF Accidental Death--Funeral
Held Yesterday.

Ogden, Dec. PA coroners inquest
over the remains OF John y. Pignon
who was killed Saturday night In the
Union depot yards, by a switch en-
gine, was held Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock before Judge Murphy, and a
jury, composed Of Alexas Malan, w. r.
Emmett and Hyrum Shupe. After ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26
PROVO DEPARTMENT

night SUNDAY s1 q eens
% Tor R pss; ~ Fusa Serth g. Phone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-26

Manager, Il. A. Larkln.
&ss Ath st. Telephone ls3-S.
Advertisements for the DAILY.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Halt Lake Office.
Circulxtor, John j. McGregor,
a1G Wash. Ave-. Ind. Tel lSA
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly Ne,ss should be
made to the calculator. Delivery
made by carrier on The same terms
az In sllt LakA
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-08

the next regular session, the said notice
setting out that said petition would be
heard at the next regular session, namely
on the 18th day ri July, 1905. and
WHEREAS, Said petition came duly on
for hearing at said time. the Board having
fully considered the said petition and hav-
ing been fully informed in the premises.
declared the erection and construction of
said bridge to he necessity, directed that
the same be built conditional on the con
sent of the people ordered the preparation
Of plans and specifications thereof 10 be
prepared by the county surveyor, the
filing thereof, and
WHEREAS, Said plans were duly submit
ted by the said county surveyor and were
duly adopted by the board of County Com
missioners ami bids were duly advertised
for as required by law, and the lowest re-
sponsible bid for the erection ami euu-
struction of said bridge was SIS sos w and
WHEREAS, The contract for the erection
and construction of said bridge was con
ditionally awarded to the bidder of said
sum, conditioned upon the voting of said
bonds by the people for the erection and
construction oil said bridge i'll tile sum of
$2b, OOUOO. being the amount uf said sum
bid together with the costs uf suuerinten-
dence OF construction ot said bridge,
Now, THEREFORE, Tina the question OF
said bonds may be submitted to the people
itis hereby ordered that the question OF
said issuance oi said bonds for the erection
and construction OF said bridge across the
Boise River at Middleton, Idaho be sub
mitted TO the people at Special Election
to be held on the 18th day of December,
1906, and il is hereby ordered that said
election be held III the various precincts OF
this county OF Canyon On the said day of
December 70. 1906 from the hour OF $ a. IN.
ri SAID day until the hour vi y. IN of said
day and the polling places of said pre-
cinct shall lie kept open during the said
hours mentioned. The polling places for
each vi said precincts shall be those desig-
mated by notice of election to be posted in
each precinct by the Auditor OF the
County twenty days before election, to
which said notices reference Is hereby
made.
The amount of the bonds to be issued is
$26, OOUOO, being the lowest bid plus the cost
nj superintendent of construction of
bridge
Tie purpose of the issuance of said
bonds is to erect and construct u bridge
across the Boise river at Middleton, Idaho
Every person over the age OF p years
who is citizen of the United States and
shall have resided in this state six months
immediately preceding the election at
which he offers TO vote and in the county
thirty days. shall be entitled to vote at said
election.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Ganyon
County, Idaho.
JOHN A. TUCKER,
1872 Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-08
NOTICE or BOND ELECTION
fer eesds Tor the Erectioa sad Coastruction 81
Bridge Across the Boise River %
M5d6leton. Idaho

WHEREAS. A petition signed by one. third
OF the taxpayers of Canyon County, Idaho,
who are qualified voters herein has been
presented TO the Board of County Commits
sionsrs of said County at 4 regular ses-
sion praying for the erection and constrnc-
ton Of bridge across the Boise River ut
Middleton, Idaho, and
WHEREAS, Due notice of the contents of
said petition. the fling thereof. the nature
and cost OF said bridge was duly published
for twenty days Is required by law before
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
UNA, TRAGED|A
Un drama entire esposos. An
dres Cordere acomete q 81
mujer. .-Fuga.
UN AHORcADO
La policfa encuentra el cadz'
yer. .-E Juzgado instruye
sumario. Concentrates.
UN AH0RcADO

Anoshs oeurri6 en- sl pueblo do IL
Aoea una tragsdis horrible.
Parsee que Andres Cordsro sospe-
ehabs do ~ muisr Angela Aarrsre.
Aver tuvisron una dlsputa aealo.
rada infri6ndole Cordero uns grave
hsrida y fuertes contusionss on sl
suerpo CON una maceta. ri sstado dc
10 larrsro % gravfsime.
Fl sgrssor di6ss 8 10 fuga.
Perssguido por Is polioia, los guar.
dias Lafontains y Rubianes hallaron
N eadAver pendiente de un krbol on
10 finca do don Eduardo Mendez.
Sc conatituy6 sl Juzgado on el
sitio, ordsaando su levs ntamisnto.
Ii Msrrero continta en- sl h1s
pital de bastante gravedsd.
Este hecho ha constsrn ado profun
damente al pueblo de Moea, donds
ambos esposos gozaban de busns re-
putaei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17

10 cual puede votsr esa contribuci6r
de Is dollars qae se trata dc imponsr,
Las franc uieias deben ser librea
de todos derechos.
81 10 CAmara mantlene 10 10y d.
aguss sin contribaei6n, no isne fs.
cultAdes el Conssio para imponerla.
L. imposition de los tribusos 90 urs
de las facultades mas hermosas do M
pueblo y no podemos arrebatarls al
pueblo dicha facultad.
Mr. Willoughby. Es snteramen
10 voluntario cue 20 psgus 10 contri.
buci6n.
-Sr. DfaE Navarro. D6nde estl
Ia facultad que 10 autorixa?
M. Feuills. En- Ia ley orgAnica.
Ssaor Crosas. Propongo la cues
ti6n previs, por sstar muy debAtidc
oil asunto.
Ssfior BArboss. Dice que mien
tras no ex ,lique el sefior Dlsg Nava
rro las razor 90 on que 80 furda par,
elimipar de 10 contribution 10 fran
ouicia que 90 dlscut', votar& on cont,i
dc 10 enmisnda.
Senor Diaz Navarro. No puedt
traer al debate NADIA On favor eapeclA
dc la feanquicia, porque nj siquieri
conczco las personas que 10 han pc
tC0ttssia en- Ia pdgina 5q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
REUNION De OAMAS
Junta auxiliar Session ordi.
naria del viernes diecissis
del actual.
PROYECTO De REaLAMENTO
Ful aprobado y sc acord6 81
impression. - Circulares.
Otros acuerdos.

COpcurrisronl sl acto las ssfors
, ssnoritss sigusntes:
Prssidsnts: senora Jossfna Fin
lay de FsbiGn.
Vics. s.presidentas: sefioras Francis
| Q, del vslls Atlles y Rupsrto Muro
Dirsctoras: senoras Teisrs do Ne
dins, Lugo vins, Suro de Nonssrrat;
seaoritas: Josquins Suro, Rosa Che
vrnont, Carmen Guillermsty, Ampa'
70 Fernando Mater, Cecilia Chsvre'
mont.
Tesorers: senorita Josquina Soto.
Secretaria: sefiora dc Gomez Brio.
90.
Excusaron su asistspcia las se 40
ras Rivera de Sanchez Morales, de
Juan de Guzman Benitex, Luchstti, y
las senoritas Villodas y de Hostos.
80 lego y .aprob6 el acta dc 10
session inaugural.
Ls presidents do possession q 10
seiIora Grace W. do Lugo vina del
cargo de Directors do ests Junts, pa.
70 el cual fue dssignada en- anterior
sesi6n.
Hsce uso de 10 palabra 10 Vice.
Presidents sefiora Vale Atiles y pre-
sentA un proyeeto de Reclsmento pa.
70 el regimen dc ssta Junta Aux'liar.
La presidents pons & discussion
disho doeumento y despuss de detsni,
do sstudio por las sshoras de 10 Jun
to, fuS acusrdo aprobarlo por unani-
midad. En- vista de este la ssHora
Prsaidenta ofrece imprimir el indicado
Reglamento, por 10 que 10 JuntA Ia
demossr6 profundo sgradecimiento.
Sometida & confederation 10 idea
do Ia sFola de Nisves, on rsx6n &
sircunstAnoias especiales , de momsn
to, 90 acori6 diferir 10 realization dol
penssmiento para dsrle todA atenci6n
| y llevarlo & 10 pr ctica en- su oportu-
nidai en- condolences de exito seguro,
Fus scuerdo formar una lista
sxtensa de las seiioras y sefioritss de
esta ciudad, con obieto de solicits
do elias por medic dc eirculares 81
cooperation pecuniaria & esss Junsa
Y por dltimo 90 acord6 que To- pro
xima sesi6n 90 cslebre el primer lunea
do Msrxo pr6ximo y que asf 90 eomu'
niqus al seiior AlcAlde para 81 como
simlento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17

| Consurrsn los sef,ores hatisnxo
Palmer. Arrillsgs. Nontslvo, Virslls
(Tsdsriso) virslls Uribs, Solsr, bsr'
nardin', Coirs, GAadfs, Romero Eos'
G onzG'sx G srcta. Giol, Msndez Car
dena, santoni, y g Dzllss (Fsrnsndo
por la msyorfa; Dslgado, Aponss J
ksndsz Ssrrano, por 10 ninorfa.
ss lsy6 sl seta do 10 sssi6n do ayer
y fu6 sp' obsda.
Proyscto de- ley en- II lset,sra
CJRno3. Disponisndo 10 lisui.
dasi6n de les real Amaoiones procsdsn.
tss do les opsrscionss dc les extingui
das Juntss do CGrcsles. y el foado do
iubilacionss dol msglstsrio. lPor Mr.
Post
HB91, Para provssr sl pago dc
una indemnizaei6n & eiertos notsrios
que ocupAban sl cargo de Notario
Ptblico On ~ de Ensro do 1901 por
medic de titulos onsrosos y prssupuss'
tando una partida para dicho 40.
[Por los ssfiores Arrillsga J Mendss
Cardons.
Proyectos de ley en- ssguada lsctura
CB (sustituto) Para enmsndar
los artfculos Ii, 50, IS, 278 y 1853 del
C6digo de Eniuiciamiento Criminal; el
artic 10 80 do la mlsns Icy, snmenda
do por 10 de II do Mario do 1908 , si
articulo II do 10 Icy titulada sLsy pro
veyendo para las apelaclones on eau
sas eriminales aprobsda sl 2S do Mar
10 de 1904 J para dsrogar los ariiculos
354 y 355 del C6digo dc Euiaiciamiento
Criminal.
HB 80. Para In tsrminAeI6n y
ahrm aci6n del troxo de carrstsra que
une sl pueblo do koixa con 10 earrete
rA que conducs dc Carolins & Rio
grands.
q B 90 Para ssgeegar sl barrio
de Guanics del munieipio do Yauso y
eonstituirlo On mnnicipio indepen
diente.
C0munieasionss
ri Conssio Executive comuAica
que hs frmado sl 81 B IS. Proveyen-
do el modo de colscsionar los autos
ca asuntos civiles. Sc envfa & ID Ar.
ma del Gobernador.
El Conseio Executive comunica
que 10 ha nsgsdo & concurrir en- las
anmiendas hschas por 10 CamarA al
G B 85 (Sobrs condonaci6n do oiertas
Q ,ntribueiones atrasAdas en- 10 isla
de Culebras, etc J y solisita comisi6u
de sonfersncias y nombra para ID