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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-30
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service, unequalsd facilities, reasonable rates;
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-08
Bows Give Skating Party.

A number of young gentlemen
gave II very delightful skating
party at the Pleasure. Pavilion,
south of the city, last Wednesday
evening, that proved most en-
joyabIe affair. The young folks
were chaperoned by Mesdames j
Willis Johnson and Fred Schmidt
After skating till "a late hour, the
happy throng were treated to an
oyster supper.
Attending we're: Mesdamcs
Johnson and Schmidt: Misses
Helen Knapp, Rachael Dcatou,
Meta Nimitz, r Il by Hills,
Ruth } h II : ON, Annie May
Hendricks, Jeanette Millspaugh
Robena Woodward, Madeleine lay
Tor, AnnahIeo Harris; aud Vain
Woodward, Fullou Thames, Her.
man Baukwilht, Frank Perry,
owen Couuriy S.arcy Smith, Mil
tom Mccain Milton Cunningham,
Dick Wallace. Nym Hamilton,
luy.rl Garland. uru Nw.
and Austin Nr.Huu.r
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-08
PenrI tIuntcrs rnke Notice.

You are losing money if you
don't send your pearls to me TO
estimate on before selling them
elsewhere. If we don't trade
HHy return charges on them
Large dead" pearls and in
closures II speciality,
am the Oldest and largest deal
~ III the south; have been in the
business 20 years Reference,
Farmers ~ Merchants Bank and
every business man in White
Bluff | solicit your patronage,
will treat YOU right
Very Respectfully
Il l.. STRTNGFELLow,
IL White Bluff Tenn.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-08
VERY SUCCESSFUL
CONFERENCE SESSION
West Texas Conference Met in San
Angelo Last Week, Bishop
Morrison Presiding.

The fortv.eighth anuual session
of the West Texas Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. which was formally
opened in this city last week NV
Bishop II. c. Morrison. of Birm.
ingham, Ala. has been one Of The
most successful aud beneficial
meetings Of the Conference for Il
number of years. Attending the
Conference this year were over
one hundred divinrs from overall
West Texas, among whom were
quite a number Of visiting MN =.
tiers from other conferences.
Prominent among the divines
from other sections, besides Bish.
up Morrison who presided over
the Conference, were: Bis op
Joseph :. Key, of Sherman: DR.
W. +. McMurray, OF Louisville,
Ky, corresponding secretary Of
The board OF church extension:
Rev George G. Rankin, editor of
the Christian Advocate, Of Dallas
Rev NJ :. lIUtchki-s, of Temple.
and li lar.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-08

other column.
! The boards and committees ap-
pointed Wednesday for the ensu
ing four years follow.
Board of Missions-B Harris.
W II II Biggs, A l. Scarborough
Sterling Fisher, J NJ Alexander,
G w Goodwin, l. c Mathis, cIeri.
cal Henry Il King. ; D Spaln. f
NJ Roberts, f NJ ShiIly, W L W..
man, james McLvmont, John +
/ Prltchard, Law
Board Of Education-John Nj
Lynn, I f Sessions, A J Weeks
Jesse T King, f ID Mouzon, New
Harris, II NJ Whaling, clerical ; A
I Cooke, G. G John."u I Il
Brooks, Levi Crownoy,r ) y
Orsaln, f. G. GIllett, WI West.
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-08
= SOCIETY ::
IN Society,

a child heard calf down in
the barn.yurd, crying for its moth.
er. She trottcd thjther and began
ccnsoIing it through the bars :
"Don't cry, DEAR" said she.
"DDn't cry. Your. mother will
come home soon. She isn't lost.
She's just gone to the club. -
Exchange.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-08
u. G.. Taylor
IN----"------
Real Estate nno Fire Insurance.

All classes of property in the city or
country for sale. Angelo Heights lots
especially. Represents the Queen In
surance o. of America, Royal OF
Liverpool and German-American OF
New Yorkshire of the strongest com
panies doing business in the United
States.
Office second floor L. G. Taylor
Building. Chadbourne street.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-08

MONEY TO loan on good secur-
ity. w. II. Allen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02

A Chicago ,lHtor says that for the
Jast fifteen years he has used egg Ia
cure frlOn AMI has yet To s,e case il
will not cure. The way To apply the
egg Is as follows: Take fresh egg
and crack the shell at the larger end.
Make n hole just large enough TO admit
the thumb or finger. whichever IL may
be, and force IL into the egg as far as
possible without rupturing the shell
Wipe OF the egg which runs out and
bind a handkerchief or soft cloth
around the finger or thumb. leaving
the egg on overnight. This win gener-
ally cure In one application. but II not
make another application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
Empire Comedy Company.

The Empire Comedy Co appeared
st the opera house Monday night to a
iair.siEed audience.
There WAS really nothing to the COM
pany other than the acrObatic work.
which vas as good ~ has been seen IN
this section. The other part OF the
show cannot be commended, for the
fact that is was noe worthy OF com.
mendation from certain sacreligious
stand oints.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
MR. TURNER MAKES CHANGE.
Former Assistant Cashier OF buttons
Bank viii Practice Law.

T. u. Turner, formerly assistant
cashier Of the bank Of II. f. Duiton 4
Co. , has resigned his position. ard will
practice lsw in this city or el,ewhere
Mr. Turner Is a young man Of eI-
ceptiobAl qualities. lie is we'll up on
law, being q graduate OF Stetson Uni
versity. DeLand. With this advantage
he 10 bound To become of Importance
in the legal field. and friends sre pre-
dieting for him success.
Mr.. Turner will be- succeeded in the
bank by h. h. Arnold. who for the
past two years has been an efficient
clerk in the United States land office
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
Eel from a Hotel Window

Griffin. Ga. Dec 3d. Campbell
an oil r.li,.u "f t;r.a.u. Nlp .a, n,ru
living away from H,ra for y,ar.
fc,l from hi~ room in -. second tory
of ,Ar N,W, house AMI Gl.I ar '.,
GRIFFIN HOSPITAL. Nr cNmpr'' va
s. year o.| lnl De! com. r Gin.
20 Visit ra' gave OF bis 81 an. -.,
who Gj.l .,r. snn' 'u.. 49,. J. ,
not 'tD-a' char 3. committee. -n...,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
Cured His Mother Of rheumatism

My mother has been a sufferer for
many years from rheumatism" says
W. II. Howard Of Husband. Pa. "Ai
times shs Was unable TO move at all
while at all times walking was painful.
| presented her with n bottle Of Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm and after a few
applications she decided Z Was the
ms wonderful pam relievsr she had
ever tried. IN tact che ~ never without
il now and il az all times able To walk.
IN occasional application OF Pain Ia m
keeps away the pain that .h- was for.
m.rly troubled with" For sale 10y all
druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
A Thousand Dollars Worth Of Good

4 II. Thurnes, \ well.knOwn coal
operator of Buffalo. O.. writes II have
been afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for years, : assinR gravel aud
stones with eXcrucIa,inG pain. got
no relief from medicine until began
taking Folry's Kidney Cure; then the
re,a; vas surprising. \ :cw doses
started the brick dust like fine stone.
and now have TO pain across my Kid
neys and feel like new man. I, has
done me 81 90 worth Of good" J W.
McCollum & Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
SIAMESE BELIEFS.
sS@e Peculiar NOtIORs oG u Very sU-
PerssltIOas People.

The Stiu."sr ar" u very 'ui"iSii.
tIou~ I~"plc.' says ERNEST Iuums AN.
thor III the Kingdom III ia" yellow
Rule. They hay" many peculiar rN.
plantations III natural rl..liunmna.
Thunder. for instance. l. III" sky Try.
ing They b''li"v" that ia the realms
abpve IL "A horrible giant WHIPS" wife
has "A violent ami uncertain temper.
When they quarrel the ,phD Il his
voice con.cs in long rolling noi"S from
the clouds. II lie j. very angry he
throws hi Ratchet at h~ unruly >I"'uS..
aud when this punIrrnu> weapon
strikes the iiOur ~ heaven the thunder
bolt falls through AMI ",uu,'S ~ earth.
Failing stars arr accounted for by
rhe fact thar iii" angels occasionally
indulge in torch throwing 1T ouc an.
other. When these sam" beings all IN.
sist upon getting ipto the bath AZ once
the water >pla>hrs over the side AMI
IL rains. The winds thar sigh in the
night are the voices ~ babies that HAY"
h'-, ,ii-ir way in ,i~.m i..-;- /" ;..-
land bcyOnd the grave.
buried. but his corpse. fully dressed
AMI then wrapped in a winding sheet.
il plac'sl IN sitting l'"stur" in a cop
per urn \ tub" is plac,Sl In his mouth.
AMI through this mixture ~ quick.
silver AMI honey i poured into IN"
b"ly. In this way il Is kept for II
long time. often for years. Eventual.
~ Il Il burned. AMI the ashes are care.
fully preserved. The souls IL those
whose bones at least are not burned
are supposed 10 h'pme slaves ~ a
hOrrid taSkmaSt"r with head like "A
dog. a human hEly AMI IN" temper ~
a hcnd. lie s!'S for all time with his
feet In the fires ~ hell, AMI IL il Ia"
duty ~ his slaves 10 keep these fires
from growing ton hot. r. lO this they
must carry water Ia open wicker has-
kcts through all eternity"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
MASONIC INSTALLATION.
Grand Time was Experienced by Ma.
sons In This City Wednesday.

The Installation OF officers Of
Gainesville Lodge No. 81, r
d A. d.. and Gainesville Chap
ter No. 2, r. A. ~. was held in
the Masonie hall Wednesday Of last
week and was . moss enjoyable and
im. -essive affair. The meeting, being
o jOsns one, vas veil attended, many
old and prominent members being
present. 90 participate in the exercises.
The following officers were Installed
for the ensuing term:
Gainesville Ledge No. 4l-w. B.
Higdon. W. II. ID. NJ. ~omkies, s. W. ;
r. 7. Sehafer. J. W.; Joe. q. Torrey.
treasurer; Robs. Mcclellan, secretary,
X. Z. Huffman. 8. D.; A. NJ. Cush-
man, J. d. VI. II. McCiamrosch. J. =. ::
Rev. 9. b. Rogen, chaplain; N b.
Saunders, tyler.
Gainesville Chapter No. ?. X. A.
M.-Robert Mcclellan. II. P; W. W.
Hampton, \ W. L. Hill, $; VI. b.
Saunders, treasurer; Joseph q. Tor
reg, secretary n. +. Taylor. G. OF II. ;
W. b. Higdon. 7. s q. W. Hyde. L.
A. C; lie Webster, chaplain; J. K.
Fowler, Va. 81 V; VI. II. McClam-
roch. N. ID v; \. VI. Cushman. VI. LIST
=; T. W. Shsnds. sentinel.
There wss considerable interest man
ifested 1t this meeting and At the con.
clusion every one present felt that he
was better by being q Mason.
After the installation a baGqet was
served in the banquet room oi the
hall, attending which were many i'm
pressive talks for the good OF the or
der" In all the affair was one full -
interest, and will long he r-memb- red
by those who were fortunate enough To
participate in same
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
ACCIDENT TO MR.. BROWN.
Dropped a PISTOL Which Caused Him
Serious Injury.

NewberSy, Jan. l-Last night about
! O'Clock quite Q serious. il not fatal
accident. happened TO Mr.. W. e
Brown &C his home in this place.
While Mr.. Brown Was attending to
HE duties about the place he accident.
ally dropped Q pistol from his pocket.
which was discharged. the ball passing
entirely through HE right breast
He 10 resting fairly well today and
his many friends hope that he will
soon recover.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
SAMPSON LOST
his FINE HOME
Was Destroyed by Fire at Board
man Early Monday Morning.
PLACE A MAGNIFICENT oNG

WAS EQUIPPED With Az Modern Con.
vsnisness. and One Of the Fines,
Homes In Mariea coUnty-origin Of
the Fire Unknown.
Information reached this city Mon
day 90 the effect that the elegant
Sampson home ss Boardmsn was de.
ssroyed by Gre Monday morning. ard
that m0st OF the contents we're q total
loss.
The Sampson home vas the properly
Of r. @. Samp.on. Who owns the IA
mons sampson grove, one OF Snr
Target and most valuable in the State,
and which hes melted Q tremendous
profit. Mr.. Ssmpson several years ago
erected this home, and NO paine or ex-
psnse we're spssed In making it an
ideal place, surrounded by oil the lux.
sriss Of life. and equipped With all
modern conveniences. IL has been
said that the home Vas one Of the
handsomest and most expensive in
Marion county. IL contained oil the
advantages OF modern city home, be-
ing provided with sewerage. water.
etc., and the loss will prove quite Q
blow 20 che owner. who Is just recov.
eTing from the fatal freeze Of 1894.
when HE grove property vas laid to
waste In one night. He has worked
faithfully ard expended Q great deal
Of money In rebuilding the grove, and
just % 10 10 beginning 20 pay him
again he has suffered this loss OF home
The origin Of the FIRE could not be
learned. bot friends Of the unfortu.
nate owner sxteBd sympathy in the
loss, which will amount to several
thoosand dollar.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
RUSSIAN TEA.


The Russian Tea given by the Txan.
tieth Century Club At the beautiful
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. W. VI. Dale,
East Main street, last evening. was
one OF the most Enjoyable social events
held in this city in q long time There
was not ripple to mar the enjoyment
Owing % the fact that The suns
Russian dictionary had been borrowed
by our Japanese Rmbassa'Ior. = foil ac.
count Of the afsir has been deferred
until tomorrow morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02
To Cure a Cold IN One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II il
fails TO cure. T. W Grove. signature
10 on each box 25c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-02

Policy CONSISTS 90 ,,ryl: Gui IN
Sc.h -lru"r Is not 10 oT,ui 'hN
iry.l. Tu'."r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
MOT|c|AS GENERATES
EI aIcaIde sehor Meme ndez,
visitas a Ia EscueIa Nor
NAL. Universidad.
La LEY ELECTORAL
Injustos ataques a Mr.. Post,
por un peri6dlco republi-
cano de San Juan.

Esta mafana ha regresado q Ma.
ysgusz nuestro distinguido amigo 90.
nor don Jose A. Menendez, alcalde
dc aquella ciudad, despues de confs.
rsnciar con las autorldades de San
Juan.
-Mahana visitaran 10 Escuela
Normal de Rio Pledras, los sefiores
Willoughby, Falkusr, del Vale, Ma
tisnzo Cintr6n, Was Cchoteco, Apon
to, Baiz, Annexy y don Ramon Il
De'gsdo. Parece que se estudia un
proyecto para 10 SUPPRESSION dc 10 Uni.
versidad de Puerto Rico.
Una Comisi6n del Consejo Eie'
cutivo y 10 Camara compuesta dc los
sefiorss Post, Willoughby, Disz Ma.
vsrro, dc Diego, Was Ochoteco, Soler,
Mendez Serrano y Dslg ado, ha sido
nombrada para Ia revision de la ley
electoral.
-El 6rgano del partldo republi.
cano en- esta Capital publica un arIf-
culo bsjo sl epfgcafe La sombra del
n,anzaniIIo yIa protection de Post, On el
cual 90 ataca duramsnte la actitud del
Honorable Seoretafio de Puerto Rico.
Sc observa que el partldo rspublica
no, al atacar 10 poiltica del Gobier.
| no, se declara en- abierta oposici6n El
Rumor DiarSo a cuyo peri6dico nos
refsrimos, esta inspirado, segdn se di.
ce, por los sefiores Rossy, Barbosa y
Hernandez Lopez,
Els obieto do comentarios 10 nue.
va actitud adoptada por el partide
republicano, por medic de sus peri6di
cos. Sc complacs en- llamar Mr.
Post el Mefss6fsles de la politica d.
Puerto Rico. Dice que Mr.. Post lie
v6 al partldo unionista, con ell cdmu.
| 10 de ilegalidades y violaciones d.
| Ley, nj bFluuiVi Oh unas olooClUu61
vergonzosss. El 6rgano del directo
rio republican,, SO declara en- alberta
hostilidad en- contra del Gobierno.
--<La Rsvista de Puerto Ricos
psri6dico inspirado por el senior dor
Manuel F. Rossy y el ex-Atsorney
General Mr.. Willis Sweet, en- 81 i ii.
mo numero ataca duramsnte & los ne
flores Post, doctor del Valle y Baiz
haciendo insinuaclones que carecer
dc tods reAlidad.
| Los sehores Palmer y Vlal
Oshoteoo presentaran un proyecso d.
Ley On 10 CAmara de Dslfgados pi
diendo Ia su PRESTON de los Ragistrcl
do San G srman y Caguss, cubr. e ado
90 Las actuales vacantss con oil ssfol
Reglltrsdor de la Propiedad de 8
German, que as,iende al Rsgissro d.
MsysgUsz, y el de Csguas q G Iayams
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
SIN COMMENTARIES

Con el spfgrafs <Advsrtenciss pu
blica Gel Rumor Disrio,, peri6dico
rspublicano, Ia aiguiente carta:
"Sr, Director:
Agrsdecere ustad se sirva hscer
conltar en- 81 APRECIABLE PERIO
DICO, que convencido ell que suscribe,
de lA inutllidRd de sus eAfuerE Q pa
tri6ticos, dsdo Ell ACTUAL MEDIC
AMBIENTE, hacs q gun tiempo, ha
venido nsgaadose & las Solicitudes de
SUS AMIGOS, para que e,cribs, pre-
nriendo, por ahOra msntenerss en- &C
titud Gxpectante,
Cuando cres oportuno resnudAr
Su interrumpida labor de pstriots, se
guira sstam 1ando su nombrs propio,
6 pseud6nimo conocldo al pie de los
escrltoH que publique.
F. J. Amy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
CARTA DEL DR.. DEL VALE

Este qusrido amigo nusstro, mism :
hro de 10 JuntA Central del partido
Unionista, hA dlrigjdo 10 siguiente
earta al director de La RsriStG de
Puerto Rico
esr. Director de In R;rista de Puerto
Rico.
San Juan.
SsHor: Dsl suslto que q mi per-
uona 30 redere on el IltimO ndmsro de
ali perloolco, 80 deduSs, que desco-
n9cs ustsd por compete 10 hIstoria de
Puerto Rieo, y oe sus gentes, o hsne
ustea eQulvoOAdos INF Jrmsntss.
Cualq uisra lie du6 uAted que en-
al aro do 1887 spoca do los CelsDrss
com oontes, era sl dostor Rafael del
Vale, pres a!dents del Connie AutonV-
mists de Arecb), y por 10 tAnto uno
ue aqusllos, 90 Clys pue;Ia, sparecia
ls c.uz sangrisAIa usi angel exIsrmi
nAdo.. Pueds usIed s1e1nIr ar tAcll'
menIs la nsIA DC los ssnIeneiAoos en-
la ssguridad dc cue allfi no faitara Su
pombre.
A consscusncia de 10 Conseio de
guerra Gus SO le form5, mArch1 o.
1892 & 10 Rspdbncs ds VenesuelS en
donde tomo psrts actlva. 60 Ia revo'
luci6l lsgaliItA, espiIaneAds por 81
G ,neral JoAquia Crespo. Az ueIia re-
voluelon duro csrcs de IN ado, On
see periodic de Iiempo el doctor de.
Vale pas6 por tJdaI las psripsciAs
de les conEsndas civllss de aQueilos
pAISeS. Estuvo mushos messs en- 10
ckrcel [RltundR de CsracAH adonds
fuk llsvado dsSpn6i de uns dsrsotA
suftida por el siSrclto rsvoIuOionario,
y jasto ere que al triunfar Aquella re.
volue!6n, hlbless obtsnido Algd pueS-
30 pdollso, no por AsalIo. c1mo de- Z
SRIsui isr % Psrid iIco, sino en- gtii-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01

sarlo, dispsrAndo oil aire, 10 hzo con
tan mala kuette, que penetrando el
pro yeciil por ell uo,!a1o le caus6 10
nuslts al Di.k
Al oxcure-er, "a present6 el Fiscal
de Ia Corte del Distr.to, y hsciendo-
SO cargo de las dilig ,ncias sumariss
que iustruis ell Jusz de Paz, order6
Ia d ,tstcl6 dsl retsrido guardia.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
C0NsEjo EJECUTIVo
Session del dia 81.

nos presents el case, que muchas per.
sonas vivsn en- una poblaci6n y van q
trabajar & otra 10 cual lea darfa per-
fectamente dsrecho votar On ambas.
Por tanto propone que el proyecto, en-
10 que respscta & Ii secci6n 16s quede
en- ID forma original.
Mr. Fsuille. Convene con Mr.
Post, en- 10 que respecta q esa secoi6n,
pero propone que el hombre casado,
que no vivs con 81 muisr % conside-
re para los efectos dc 10 inscription
elecci6n como IN hombre soltsro.
Ii torma anterior del bill deter nina
; ba que el eAsado tendrlA por residen-
cia sl domicilio de 81 esposs y ell sol
tsro el sitio donde acostumbre q DOR
mir, pero que do ninguna manera ur
elector podrla ser inserito On mas dc
un coleglo electoral. ri hecho do que
un elector ssa inscrito en- aquel puntc
en- donde trabaia, puede traer graves
confusiones, porque aquf en- San Juan,
por eismplo, hay muchss personai
que aon vecinas de Rio Piedrss, slll
tiensn su domicilio, ALI pagan con
tribucIones J sin embargo trabsian
aquf y aqui debsrfan inscribirse y vo'
tar con arrsglo al proyecto.
La forma en- que estaba esa Sec
ci6n rsdactada anteriorments, 10 cree
mas adecuads, pero que dc no ses
| aprobsda en aquslla forma, ss dieter
ca ella reglas que dehnan la residen
ola del slector, tomsndo on conside.
raci6n ~ enmienda do que el cssadt
que no viva con su muisr, sea consi.
dorado como soltero, on 10 que 40 70
fiere al domicllio 8 residences, Asf co
mo su opinion do que el hombre sol
tero no tsnga por rssidsncis Ia on gu,
80 dedlque & su profession i ofcio.
Senior BArbosa. Rsfrieadose [
| 10 que dice el proyecto, de que pars
ser agsnts de inacripcionee Q elecclo
mes es necesarlo pagan contributor
al municipio 6 al Gobierno, dice gu,
no SO ex plica porque un funcionaric
puramente mecanico, que no tleoe res
ponsabilidad absolute, 90 le he dt
exiglr que sea contribuyente; ponlen.
dolo por enclms de otras personals gu,
no contribuyan & las cargas del tsso
ro.
Hay aqui muchos q uincalleros POI
esas GALES, que psgsran una patent,
de l dollars al municipio por vandsl
perfumerfa por ese solo hscho, d.
contribuir con tan ex gAa cantidsd a
te,oro municipal, eSe hombre hs d.
| (OOitindd en- la pdginG Az
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
DESGRAC|A EN- JUNcOS

Nos escribe nuestro corresponsal
de aquel pueblo;
sEn la tarle de aver, ca momen.
tos en- que 30 entreteaian en- i0gar q
las chapas cerca del mstadero, sl mu-
chseho Maxlmino Dfaz J otr0s y, a.
trasar do deenerlos oil guardia de
servicio Antonio Fsrrari, que tsnia
orden de arresta al Msxlnino, e..
to trAt6 do darse q Ia fugA.
Al darle el alto aqu6l, dcsn que
le arroio una pisdra al gusrdie, y al
sacAr Este el revolver para Am ,drea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01

Concurrsn los seiiores Post. Diaz
Navarro, Crosas, Grahame, Wlllon-
ghby, Barbosa y Feuille.
Sc constituye ell Conssio on session
siscutiva, y .empieza sus trabsjos {
las 2 y 20 mioutos.
Informs de Connisiones
El Gob,rnador comunica los si.
gulentss nombramientos:
Don Francisco D. C6rdova. para
Alcalde dc UMado.
DON Manuel Reyes, don Francisco
Betancourt y don r Rafasi Carrillo, pa.
ra Concsjalss do Rio Grande.
DIchos nombramientos son apro'
bados.
La Compaafa americana sPonce
Railway and Lirght Cs,s manifesto
b absr aceptsdo la franquicia que Ia
fue concedida por el Conseio Eiscuti-
vo para correr sus carros sobre 10 via
del ierrocsrril por la calls de sIsabel.s ,
La Comiai6n de G obierno local
informa favorablemanse ls pstici6n
del alcalde de Corczil pidiendo auto
rlzaci6n para votar i'm cce1ito de slOC
& fn de hacer repsracionss on el ce.
meuterlo de aquella poblaci6n. Tam.
bien inf orma tavorablemsnts los gas
tos hechos por el municipio de Sau
Juan para llevar & efscto obras de
rsparaci6n en- el tsatro.
Sc constituye el Conssio en- session
legislative.
Entra el doctor del Vale.
Peticionss
Don Antonio Rodrfguez y etroi
veclnos de Guayanills, 90 dirigsn o.
Conseio Ejscutivo sugiriendo una &C.
rie de enmisndas al G. B. 43. (Se re
fisre & 10 construction dc una carreta
ra en- aquslla comarca.)
Iaforme de Comisiones permanentsS
La Comiai6n de Hacienda y pre-
supue,to informa favorablemsnte lol
proyestos dc ley del Consejo, ndmerol
IA, A y 66, el primsro con enmiendas
Sc conAtituye ell Conseio en- Comi'
ai6n total.
c. B ndmero 25. (Sobre eleccio
mes. Continda dlscutiendose en- ~
aecci6n l6a
Mr. Post, El proyecto de Icy or
su iorms original guerra evltar, 10
que on los Estados U lidos 80 liam Q
<coloniEacl6ns, es dsclr, que un ndme
70 de electores de un municipio pueds
ir 4 votar & otro municipio. El pro-
yecto de hoy establece que el elsctor
tsnga por residencia 6ia aquella On
que trabsiA habitualments, pero 81