davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
INSURED employees
WITHOUT COMPENSATION
Voluntary Action Taken Which Affects
About 100000 Men and Women in
the Companys Employ Through
out the Country
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-The American
Tobacco company, which is the largest
tobacco company in the world, has
issued a formal notice to its great army
of employees located in every state in
the Union that hereafter it will pay
death benefit to the beneficiary of any
person in it's service who draws not
more than $50 week in ages This
notice affects about 10000 men and
women. The notice, a copy of which
has been mailed to each employe, pro-
vides as follows:
Upon proof of the death of any
person in the employment of this COM
pany who shall have beer continuously
in its service for at least one year pre-
ceding his or her death. and whose
wages do not at that date exceed $50
per week, the American Tobacco COM
pany will donate in cash to each person
finally designated by such employe
sum of money equal to the wages paid
to such dead employe by this company
during the last year of his or her life,
not exceeding, however, in any case, the
sum of $500"
The American Tobacco company has
plants located in the following cities
and towns: New York. Baltimore. Rich
mond, DanVil,e, Newport News, South
Boston. Va; Durham, Greel4ville, Hen
derson, oxford, Rocky Mountain, Will
son, n. c.; New Orleans, Louisville,
Owensboro, Lexington, Maysville, Ky"
st. Louis, Middletown, Cincinnati, O.;
Jersey City Chicago, Philadelphia.
Clarksville, Darlington, Timmonsville
S. C.
In addition to the foregoing the COM
pany has statesmen and other employees
IN practically every important city in
the United States.
Factory managers throughout the
country have sent reports to the gem
eral offices of the company at Ill Fifth
avenue. New York, since the notice was
sent out saying that tho new PROPOSE
tion has been received with the greatest
enthusiasm among the employees. Those
who will be benefited by the company's
offer include every kind of employe.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
Building Permits

Following are the permits issued
from the building superintendent Of
| flee Wednesday, classified according to
wards.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
LONDON |NSPECTS
AMERICAN BEEF
FINDS IT COMPARES WITH
ENGLISH BRANDS
Canned Goods of Every Description
Opened, but All Evidence of
Injurious ingredients Is
Lacking
BY Associa ted Press.

tSy ASSoChteu
LONDON, July 1S.-Since the canned
meat scare a widespread analyzing OF
promiscuous samples of canned goods
OF every description has been going on
at the request of the local government
board.
With a few exceptions the analysts
reports Indicate that about the only
thing which can be alleged against the
canned food sent to England is that the
retailers keep them on their shelves toe
long.
So far as the examination has gone
apparently nothing has been discovered
to bear out the recent scare. SO far as
imported goods are concerned. For in
stance, an analysts report ON fourteen
samples of American goods purchased
in the poorer parts of Wadsworth
says:
I'm every sample the contents of the
can Were sound, and in no case were
preservatives or other coloring matter
detected. Evidence of dirt or other ex-
traneous matter was carefully looked
for, but in every instance the samples
in this respect We're satisfactory"
In the Bethnal Green district six
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19

American and six British colonial
samples We're analysed.
One of the American exhibits con-
tanned sulphides and one of the English
samples contained boraic acid TWen-
ty-nine mixed samples examined at
Deptford showed no signs of preserva
tives, though in some cases the meat
did not have an inviting appearance.
The analyst, however, reported that
there was nothing to warrant its con-
demnation as unfit for human food.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
LOS ANGELES ELKS BUY
THE CROKER MANSION
LOT ON THE HILL BRINGS S65,0OO
Local Lodge Will Erect an Impo ing Building of
Magnificent Appointments on Olive Street
Lot, Adjoining Angels Flight

The Los Angeles lodge of Elks now
the southwest corner of Third and
Olive streets, adjoining the Angels
Flight railway on the south.
Negotiations for tine purchase with
Crocker heirs were concluded yester-
day through f. D. Silent & Co., the re-
ported consideration being $65000
The lot fronts 120 feet on Olive street
and extends east 165 feet to Clay
street, which is 20 feet in width.
The north half of the ground is i'm
proved with a large frame building
familiarly known as the Crocker man
sion, while on the Clay street front ge
is a large apartment house. j. w
Eddy. owner of Angels Flight, occu-
pies the Crocker mansion while the
building at the rear has a large number
of tenants.
Site for Elks' Building
The property was purchased by the
Elks order. which represents about 60C
of the leading professional and busi-
ness men of Los Angeles, after many
months had been spent in looking
around for a suitable site for the mag
nificent building the Elks will erect
Over a year ago the order bought the
|
streets and plans We're drawn for the
building herewith presented but later
the lot was sold for about 100000 and
plans for building We're abandoned.
Several members of the order were al
the Crocker mansion yesterday fore
noon and afternoon inspecting the
property and making suggestions as to
what should be done with the build
ings now on the lot, and specula ting
on the size, cost and style of the Elks
! club house.
Better Railway Service
! Mr.. Eddy said: mo finer site coul(
have been chosen by the Elks. They
will have 120 feet frontage on Olive
street and 165 feet fronting on Angels
Flight. Plans have been made for tho
| Elks' building to occupy the hiSf
ground, the lower portion of the lo
to be the site of a modern apartment
house. The $4,000 valuation is bar
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19

gain, in my opinion, while the loca-
tion affords a splendid opportunity for
establishing excellent income property
for the order.
Il will have to improve the facilities
of my incline railway by placing double
deck cars. I had thought of doing so
some time ago, and now l will have to
get busy to provide satisfactory ac-
commodations for the Elks, their
friends and the regular patrons of the
railway"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
REFUGEES SUPPLIES MISSING
Cars of Shoes and Clothing Shipped
From Chicago Fail to Reach
San Francisco

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1S.-Two cars
containing shoes and wearing apparel
for sufferers in this city have been lost
en- route from Chicago, according to
Colonel Pippy of the relief board.
Colonel Pippy stated today that the
consignment waas started from Chi
cago over month ago, and that no
record of them was obtainable from the
railroad company, which had been un-
able to locate them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
Rich Miner Selects a Home

Recent sales closed by Althouse Bros.
include the following:
Harvey H. Cox and F. c. Holmes
to A. Freeze, a retired mining oper-
ator of Mexico, two-story frame res
idence of fifteen rooms at $40 West
Washington street. grounds highly
improved. The lot has a frontage of
125 feet on Washington street, depth
365 feet. This is one of the old pala-
tial homes of Los Angeles and was
purchased by Mr.. Freeze for a per-
manent home. The consideration was
$4,000 cash.
Lawrence B. Burck to A. r. Maines
an unimproved lot. 115x162 feet. on the
southwest corner of Wiltshire boulevard
and Wiltshire place; consideration $13,
900. Mr.. Maines will erect a handsom9
residence to cost 100000.
A. f. Weckesser to o. w. Strong. an
unimproved lot on the south side OF
West Sixth street, 300 feet off Figueroa
street. The lot is 50x120 feet; consid-
Grafton $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
Delegate YelIs Baltimore"

Before this announcement a delegate
yelled "Batimore wins" This an
nounCement caused CONSERVATION. The
Baltimore people We're wild with de-
light and a gloom settled over the Phil
a delphans. But the mistake was soon
corrected. and then The Philadelphia
band was brought out and started play
ing "There will be hot time in the
old town tonight
The Philadelphia crowd got in line
behind the band and marched up and
down the street.
The afternoon session of the grand
lodge was devoted to revision, conStitu-
ton and bylaws. One of the matters
considered was the Elks' home at Bed
ford City, Va. The home has not come
up to the expectations of the originators
and it is proposed to convert it into a
hospital or infrmary of some kind.
An effort was made to have n con-
stitutional convention called for this
fall but this was voted down and the
convention decided to adopt a new
constitution at this session. The body
went into committee of the whole with
j B. Fisher of jamestown, n. Y, in
the chair, The committee on revision
of the constitution had the draft of a
new constitution ready, and by the
time adjournment was taken for the
day twenty provisions were adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
May Decrease Grand Lodge

1t is sought to build up the order
on the lines of an executive, legislative
and judicial body. To decrease the
size of the grand lodge and make it a
representative body the plan is this:
No one will be legislated out and all
the grand lodge members remain un-
less they drop out of the order. Fail
ure to attend the session of the grand
lodge for four consecutive years will
cost the member his life membership.
Elected delegates will serve two years,
the even members electing in even
years and the odd members in odd
years.
AS the older members die off or drop
out the body will gradually become
representative.
The grand lodge went on record en-
phatically against auxiliary bodies of
any kind and against insurance fea-
lures in this connection. The work
will be resumed tomorrow afternoon
after the parade.
Tonight there was an eXemplification
of the proposed new ritual For sew
eral years the old ritual underwent al
most annual revision, and last year
at the meeting at Buffalo a committee
was appointed to look after the work
of getting up a new ritual, and a prize
of $1,000 was offered for the work which
should be successful of adoption.
AS result thirteen new rituals were
written and submitted to the commit
tee. The committee then compiled a
ritaul from the thirteen submitted, and
the prize money will be distributed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-19
We Sell
Imperial
Sectional
Bookcases

among the writers whose rituals enter
into the one composed by the commit
tee.
Several radical changes in the secret
work have been made.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
Camara de Delegados
SESIoNES DEL DIA 8 De MARIO,

(Conttnu1ci0n de Ia apdgina Pa)
votaei6n dicnu proyscso en 81 lectu.
ra y % aprobado.
FL Sr santoni da ouenta del rssul-
sado de 10 Cemtsi6n nomnrada para
informar el bill sonre ampr6sslto para
csrreseras presesenta su dictsmen.
El aefior Coil y Cuchf oplna que
puede pagarRe oil empreanso ain gra.
var oil contrlbuyente y 81 efscto pro.
pone que ca vez de aumsntAe la CON.
Iribuclon so deaElns anualmente en- oil
prssupusSto el d6amo dol uno por
clento del impuesso sonre 10 proptsdad
para pagar IL deuda aus intsresss.
Puesso q votaclon el dlcsamsn de
10 Comlsi6n fa@ apronado.
Fl ssfor Was pide que 90 vote
este proyeesu en 81 lectlra q 10 ue ss
opUns sl ssfior Ramos, manlf sstando
que esta en- vigor un acusroo de IL
CamRra aptazando Ia vutASlon dc
este Dill hastA que 80 Aprusns no eI
proyecto svpre sl empIeItito para ca
rreteraa lnsuiares. Loa sefiorea san
toni Ahrll, abandan en- 10 propuesIo
por el seflor Ramos. Sc pune d w.
tAcion Ia proposition del senior Was
y 90 desecn ada por Id CamarA.
Se da cuentA de un y B nustituto
al Il B Oh SCORE el sm presttEo, eli caaI
es Aprousdo "a 81 .asctdrs y remlEldu ii
CUnselo para su &pro AcIoa Gun las en-
mlsndas lntr0ducidas pur IL CamarA,
El Gonssi Eivcunvo rsmlss q 10
CamarA el q b Lib 10n snmienuas.
ko CamAra NO cJncurrs con ul'
chAs enmlenaRs y 80 nombrs en- cumi
slon al dslegado senior Andfa para
que 90 Ayiats Gun 81 OonAsiu Eiscutlvo
a i'm de ilegar q "a acusrdo.
Ell <spesksf TRINA sl c B45y 10
devuslvs al Conssi Eiesutlvu.
El ConAeio Elssutlvo comunlca
habsrAe negAao cunCurrlr . las en-
misndAs introauctass por lA CamAra
al G B IS regulando el slercicio de IL
abogacfa ca Fuertv R.eo J pide con
ferenclR.
Fl ConSsio Eiscutivo comunlcA
b absr apropAdo con enmlsndas Ia Fl
JR n1mero . LA Camara concurre 4
dichas enmisndAa sptobando dichA
resoluei6n.
Rsgresa 81 sen Or Gandfa despues
de cumplir 81 comstido aesrCa de les
enmiendas .introducldas en- 81 Il B llS,
prsaentAndo 81 dictamen, sl cuAl %
aprohado por Ia Camsrs.
La Comlai6n de Contsrenela nom-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09

/ pr yectos acsplA tAmblSa dioha Conf.
a'6n sl cargo de oGcial iurfdico Or 10
Odcina del Attorney General, rsba.
isndols el sueldo do % 600 6 OIL 500,
nsi como tambisn el de I.fs del dspar.
tsmento do pagos del Tssoro, sba.
jkndole sl susldo do s3 800 & s33. y
asignar una parsids m&s ccon6mis..
que 10 anterior para los 20 .tos even
susles de los "a expresAdos agentes
! do rentas tnternas.
En- csmhto do estas snmlendas
Acsptadas por la Comisi6n do 10 CO,
mara, Ia del Oonseio Riscusivo convis'
ne On deisr en- eI proyeclo lAs partidss
consigua :as para Escuelas de Arlsa
= oasto,, 1000 dollars para suiraeAs
les g.stos de manutsnsl6n dc los pra.
sos "a las cArceIes municipa'ss y si--
to mil cienso selsuta y siese dollsrs do
GO ceusavoa para psgar les re.lara'
clones eotabladsi oonsra la exsirga A.
da DtpOt sci6n Provincial.
La CGnara sprushA u .&air4enasn'
to sl dlcsAmsn de 10 eomisl6a coajun'
tRs
Llsgs unA conaisi6n del Conseio
Executive & anuncla & 10 ca ara que
hs tsrminado suA trabsioI y que Yof
10 tanto cree LEG edo sl momsnto do
cerrarss ls Legislature. DIcha comi.
aion ss comp pous de los seGorsS DfAs
Navarro, del Valle ' BarhosA.
La CAmsra envfa otra conisi6n Al
Conseio en- igual ssntldo, la eusl %
Compone de los sshorss Bsrnardini,
Coira , Coll y OUGHT.
Rsgresa la comisl6n, quisn 4 nom
bre del Coussi, Executive, tras 6 la
CamAra Les congratulations de aQuel
alto Cuerpo.
Uda comision eompussta de los
conseisros ssfiores Graham,, Sanchez
Morales y Crosas y de les deleg ados
ssfiores Msndex Cardona, lQlintero y
Aendes terrano, Va DotlfOAr 81 20,
beeusdor 81 elsrrs de 10 ssgunda ss.
si6n de la tercera ASsmb.sA Lsgisla,I-
va.
81 Speaker eierra Ia as ion con un
brave discurso, y feliclta . la Ckmara,
en- an mayors = miuorfs por aus no,
bles geationea.
81 sehos Bsrnardini propoBs IA
voto de con6apzA para sl Spsatsr ,
Esrsia-io CAmara.
Ei sefor RsHos propons tambia,
un vcto de grACls para ell leader de- In
nlyorfA senior de Diego.
Sc lsvanta 10 sesi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09

brada para lntervenir On conferencla
con 10 del Conseio Ejecutlvo acsres
del Il B 49, informa que ha llegado q
un acusrdo. Este bin dsstina 10 sumo
oe 30. 900 para carfstsras.
La Comtsi6n do Lsglslaci6n infor
ma con enmisndas el G B IL refsrenss
q gravamenes en- ssnsensias sobrs
inmuebles y recomienda 90 aprusbe
.por 10 Camara. ri inf orme 90 apro
bado.
El aGobsrnador .annncla habsr
irmado aprobado sl H B 46, sobre
canaiizact6n del alto conucilo por
<ooca vieias en- Af1Aaco y construction
de IN puente sonre sl misno rio.
FL Conselo Ei,cutlvo remlss> apro-
bada sin enmlen4as la a r nd nero
6 para psgos dc sueldos dsvsngados
Ai Sub marshall dc IA Corts manloipal
de G GuAyama,
LA Camsra concurrs & les smisn.
, dAs del Conssio EieOatlvo ca o. B
81 sobrs 10 profession dc ahog ado.
El GooernAdor Oomuolsa hsper
aprob ado = frmaao o. Il B l, sobrs
ley municipal.
Ei Speaker hrmA la leg sobre en-
prestitu dc un mlll6n de dollars par J
CarretsFas.
Consei> aprueba los siguientes
proyecsos de ley; G B 3s (sustlsuso) y
susttuto a los Il 3 28 y 81.
FL Gobsrnador apruena ' Rrma
81 bill sonre construcoloa de un pusn
ss sohrs el rio <Yalrsls, de Arroyo,
El Speaker trina 10 ley aobre
construction de musllss On San Juan,
Punce y Mayagu ,z.
Ell speaker dA lssturA q un nensais
de fslicitsClon que dlrigs 10 Cam ara
al DR.. BAllsy K, Ashford, Presidents
de ID C0msion de la Ansa sala, fsllsi.
tAndote por sus ssiduos trxr aios sn q,
sisrCisio de 81 cargo. Dicho msassie
IS 6rmAdo por todos los dslegsdos.
81 speaker 6rm6 sl bill sobrs cara.
teras lnsuIafes.
El ConSeio Executive snvfa apro.
bsdos los sigaientss bill; C. B.IIy
1l3. n. i, r, 6V9 Vauatttnt,ntN d
81.
La Comisi6n de IL CSmara nom.
brsda para llsgar un aeuerdo con 81
Conseio EiscOtlvo acsrca de las sn
misndsI introducidas ga lA ley de pre-,
supnssto, preaenta 81 informs. La
Comision de lA CAmsrA ha concurrido
en- IL enmieaos del Conselo Elscuhvo,
AutorizAndo los agsnlss de rentss In.
lefnas que habian aldo slimGnados del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09

Continuation de Ia apdgiaa 3a}
do q muerte, pueda Is Corte Suprema
de San Juan rsvisar 10 causa ha.ta
|convenoerse de 10 cupabilidad del REQ.
I'll gobsrnador, aIn cuando pue le
suapender una sentsncis dc musrts no
siene qulza On aus manos, los argu-
mentos con que poder sonvsncsrae de
de 10 culpabilidad 6 inoceucia del REQ.
AL llegAr q este punso sl orador hacs
conaideracionss sobrs 10 psna de
muerts.
Por 10 ley que 90 trata de aprobar
70 he dicho, que se concsdan al Tri'
bunal Supreme, faculsades para am
parar los derechos que 10 sociedad
rseonoce en- los ciudsdanos que son
desgraciadamente, vfctimas de los
errores do los tribunalss.
Cusndo se trata de 10 vida dc un
hombre hsy que pea,ar mucho, El
bill que defsndo no pids otra cosa
que aean revlsadas los eausas que
asf msrezcan serlo.
Mr. Fsaille. H4y much 10 hombrss
inteligentss como el doctor BArboaa,
que convlenen on Greer que la psna do
muerte 90 inaecesaria, pero tambien
hay muchos mas homorss intsli q snses
que afrman que dlcha pens % busna.
AQui vsnimos d sstuaiar la rscsltud de
las leyes. Conheso francamsnts, que
nunca he sido un buen fiscal, psro
cuando llega 81 momento de dar mi
veredicio hay que haosr4o con todas
las guarantees que dan las leyes.
Tenemvs que conCsder sodoa los
derechos d la parts ofsndida y & la
parte ofensora. ri Jurado On cierto
modo, 90 una garansia del REQ. Guam
do doce hombres llsgaaa IN veredlcto,
cate rara yez es injaato. I'll attorney
habla de movimiento 90 los EstAdos
Uaidos, contra el veredlcso por una
nimidad,
Volviendo oil REQ, entiende que ha
do poner1ele en llbsrtsd d menos que
oil iarado 10 declare eulpable. Hay
garanllss en- Puerto Rico. Y pods.
mos asegurar que no se han cometldo
errores por tan alta institution una
, de las mas gssndes conquistas de los
pueblos m0dernos. La defsnsa est6
en- todas parties; en- Ia Corte Supreme
y el Gobsrnador tisne sl recurso do
hacer investigar los hschoa con tn MIA
amplitud como las Cortes. Puede
suspender 8 anular una sentsncia y
perdonar oil acusado. Pcr cuaIquier
parte que 90 estudie la Question, STEM
pre- encontraremos grRndes rscursos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO
SESIoNES DEL Ola De MARIO

para los que son iuzgados por los
tribunales. Clta ell Habeas Corpus y
10 apelac'6n que puede ests sblscerse
On todos los cssos, no solaments On
nues!ra Corte SUI rsma slno que tam
bien on ID de Ion Estsdos Uaidos
No hay que permitir los acusa'
dos que obstruyan Ia iusticis y el
proysCto que pospons 10 comisi6n de
10 judicial 1iends q este.
Por sodss eatas consider aciones,
por los estuerzos que en- ~ mano tie.
nen los ssusados, para poaer en- prAo.
tisa cuandp 80 enouentrAn cohibidos
en- sus defsnsas, recomIendo que 90
atienda 81 informe que 90 acabA do
leer.
Sr Bsrboaa. dEl gobsrnador do
Puerto Rico, tiene faeultadss para
lihertar q un hombrs que ha sido
asnlenciado q 10 psna capital?
Mr. Feuille. 81, puede.
Sr Barbosa. Baeao, 90 70 una
garantfa Apesar dc ESQ el doctor
sigue defendiendo gu bill & capa y
espada.
Sc vota 10 moci6n para reconsi-
dsrar el proyecto y queda pospuesto
oil bill... hasts el afio pr6xlmo.
C0missones
H B Lib. Cuneeaisndo un cr6iito
para msioras dc puentes y maelles.
La comiai6a dc Hasisnda pids que
90 posponga dlch9 proyecso. Firma
el ipforme el presldense Mr Wilough by.
Mr. Ward, Como miembro do 10
comiai6n propone que oil Conssio no
acepte 10 recommendation dc la CONT
sion de Hacienda y aiscutA el bill.
Considera que es uno dc los proysctoa
que reclaman lmperiosamsnse 10 asen
clon del pals.
No CO como uno dc tantos que tIende
& nene6ctar una parte determinads NJ;
90 un pro yectoqus hacs tiempo rsclams
el pueblo y 10 preusa soda ca general
Sc trata de arreglar los puersos ,
muelles de 10 isla que 10 encuensrau
muy abanGonados.
MIR. Willoughby. Ell bill 10 DOS
pone por vArlAs razones. rrimsra
mente porque infringe una ley gene
raj del gobierno. Este proyscto 81 lls
CARA d hacsr ley hace I'm arrsg.o per.
manente por sl cusl ingresos lmpor
tantes del gobisrnv insulAr 10 gssIa
ran sin que 10 legislature .tenga NADIA
que dscir sohre sl particular. Eape
clfcA una suma de 35 600 dollars para
el arreglo de muellss y pusrsos, Sin
manifestar como esta suma debe iu-
vertirse. sin dar fAcultades a IL le
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glslasurs para intsrvsnir On squsllas
operaciones que % sf.ct6n.
81 el auditor Mr. Ward Cabot sic.
ne intsrss % mfi,rAr diehes pusrtos,
que pressnts IN proyssto sonsigasndc
IL partida que hs de gastsrss On los
obrss. RecoDiendA que q Conssjo
apruebe sl informs do 10 Comisi6n.
Mr. Ward. El Tssorsro he dado
razones muy POGO fasrtss para que sl
bill zee dsrrotadc. 10 qas 70 pro-
pongo shora no % nusvo, perqus has,
dos sflos - 10 disou,ia. Ma este bill
sstGn intsrssados corporacions, ian
serias como 10 CAmara do Oomsreio !,
10 Junta dol mismo rarno que nos ayu.
darA On nusstros trabsios.
Mr.. GtAhams. Heounda 10 exs
puesto por sl Auditor. Crss que o.
una necssidad impsriosa 10 reiora de-
los puersos y muelles. Por d.shn pro
yecto dc ley d 10 ingresan los $500
dollars on el departamsnto dol ints.'
rior no solamsnts podsmos tsnsr bus
NOS pusrtos sino que tamhlen fomen.
tar 10 marina mercante.
M. Ward. Rstidca sus opinio'
mes acerca del bill.
Mr.. Wlllopghby. No no hs pre.
ssntado otro argumsnto mks que las
msioras do puertos. Eatonass 70 a.
toy conforms CON que 90 haga IN bill
especial para dieho fin CON 10 suma
que nseesite el Auditor.
Sr. Dfaz Navarro. Ei sl Tssors.
70 reoonocs como ACADIA do hacerlo
ahora mismo y come presidsnts do 10
comisi6n 10 usilidad innsg able do d.
cho proyecto, me parecs que 10 comi.
sion do fAnz 10 no debi6 On modo sl'
guno presentar un tnforms tan radical.
Lo mas oportuno que pusds haesr.
90 4 I'm do no perdsr 10 hsrmosa osa.
ai6n que 90 nos presents do tomarnos
intsres On obras do tanto smpsfo y do
utilidad p1biea, es que % retire 81
dictAmen y 90 pressnss IN bill sustitu.
to. Ea caso de que oil Tesorero I'm.
pugne mi moci6n como tisns 10 COS
tomhre dc hscer cada vex que 90 pre-.
tende sacar los ouartos do 10 saia
[risas On sl pdblicol solieito dol CON.
sejo no concurra con el eomit6 do
fsnxas.
Todos sabemos aquf que nuestros
puertos nsessitan cambios radicales
| y ransf5rmaeionss que Ion hsgan
dignos do los ciudadea do San Juan,
Maysgnsz y Ponce. Tsngo el ssntl-
.misnto dc dscir que Puerto Rico no
ooassada on Ia pdgina 50.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
PaTa sefoTas, nIhos ! nj
has, I0pa hecha

SNo hs visso uassd los msgnffCoG
EAiss, blusAs, kimonaS, ascos, guar.
do polvoS, ensguas, camisas, cubrs
Corsess, traies para nihss = ntnoa,
etc., etc.,, de islas hilo, hechos on nuea
ros tAllsresr Aunqus los precios
que vsndsmos son MUY MODICOS
no ha0emoa NADIA de pac0tillA.
Nusstro extenao surstdo comprsn-
ds dssds 10 bluaA msA sepcilla, SalA
los rieoa Eaiss AdornAdos con
snpales de milo, ealsdos, bordados,
esc.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work Il
Embroidery CO,
10, Fortaiexa, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
PoR $4,000

De contsdo, se vende la nnca de
nominads <Barraneass, la cusl ss
hsya situeda en- el Darrio de <LIanSs
Coatas de esta t6rmino. DlskR q hork
, media de lA poblsel0n, se s0mpons
de 1900 euerdas de extension, todas
propiaa para las siemnrAa de frutos
msnores en- particular para sl Algo-
doa sCedaa.s Tlene dos msgniAsoA
msnsnslatss para dar de beber al ga
nalVi llvAs sJilalAacla 81 mar J pWsr.