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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
DESDE COMER|O
F FaIIecimiento. Mr.. Maker.
Cortes de tabaco. So
bre un bill importante
LA ANSIADA CARRETERA
Sc neceslta casas de alquiler.
Fuerte ianza. Ley aplau-
dida por los maestros.

IA rendido la iornada de 10 vida
el vecino don Jose RAm5n Perez, en-.
pleado que fus por mucho tiempo do
este municipio. Psrtenscia el fnado &
una de las prIncipales families dc 10
loealidad, Rsciba gu esposa, hioy
dam&s dsudos nusstro ssntido pesams,
= FL americana Mr. Walker, vies-
Preaidente de 10 <Porto Rlcan Leaf
Tebscso cs,s do San Juan, ha paaado
unos dfas aquf. Durante 81 estancia
vizit6 varios barrios tabacaleros dc
10 jurisdiction. Ls acompaH6 el joven
Luis r, Sanchez. Hoy ha salido para
su resideucia de San Juan.
-Contindan los eortes de tabscos
de las siembras hechas On los msses
do Novlemhre y Diciemhre. Es nues.
tras notas aatsriorsa diiimos que 10
coaecha habfa rebsiado 10 msnos una
sercera parts y hoy podemos assaurar
que bsiarA mucho mas, pues las STEM
bras pequeiiAa prometen muy POGO,
aunque creemos que las lluvias de es.
tos dltimos dfas 10 har&n dssarrollar
Ago.
Llama Ia atenci6n de sstos 70
cinos que el q B As no hsya sido ira.
tado On sl Conssjo Eiecutivo, donde 10
encuentra hace mas do un msa. Este
bill es oil que ordena 10 termination
do nuestra Sarressra 4 Bsyamon.
NoSotros desearfamos que va hu.
hiese sido resuslto por aqusl alto
Cuerpo, aunque se nos ha asegurado
por altos psrscnages del G Goblerno que
san importants via dc comunic aci6n
ssr$ terminada en- brev1.
LAS personals que. .quisran hA-
Ger buenos negocioa para sumentar
Gus r6dlt0s, harlan muy importants
en- eata poblacioa fabricAndo casAs pa.
ra slQuiler, ,pues el ldmero de las exia-
/ ssntes no es auaciente para alberg Or
sodos los habltantss que residen en-
la zona urbana. En- 10 actualidad hay
easas ocupadas por doe tres fami-
lias, que no encuentran otrss para
mudarse.
Ell senior Juez de psz ha fiado
una fuerte tisnzA para 10 llbsrtad pro-
visional del indivfduo Pedro Moves,
acusado do 10 protanaci6n del cadAvsr
de Maria Antonia Jorge. Ala no 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
REV|sTA TEATRAL
Compahia de zarzueIa espa-
hoIa.-El debut fue un
triunfo. -0piniones.
BUENAS 0BRAS
La tiple sonora Nunez. Los
artistas Rescllly Real. Las
hermanas Carreras.

FL sabado debut6 On sl teatro del
parqus, Ia compafia dc ssrzusla en-
presa j. N. Rosell6.
Sc pusieron en- eScsna les aplau
didas ohraa <Ensenapzs Libres, <El
terrible Perez, y sMazorca Roiss, las
dos primsrAs sonocidas 70 de nuestTo
pdblico. La Interpretation que alcan.
garoa por psrse de 10 siple sefiora Nu
aez los ss1orss Roaslli y Real fue
inmsiorabls, prinoipa msnte en- sLa
Mazorsa Roias
Anochs, con I'm sscogIdo progra.
me en- que fgurabau <San Juan de
Luzs, <Oaresleraas <La Msz,rca Ro.
iss, di6Ie 10 primera function de sbo-
no. InGsil ss dscir que 10 tipls sefora
Nu6.z agrad6 muCho. e. una can
san,e dc Voc ex.snss, bien timbrada,
euyAs notas emits con arts y masstrfa,
sabisndo sortsar los eseollol con gran
fAcilidad.
IN <Carcelera ass, que tu6 aplaudi-
disima, por ser dicha obra un GU 1ro
do 10 terra andaluza, una escena dra
mstica arrancAda 4 SQuella TERRA dc
los amorss ardientes, la sen ora Nufiez
hixo una Solsd que no habfa mas que
pedir,
Adu cuando no 90 propio hacer
I'm iuicio dsfnitlvo soore artissas que
ne apfsuden por primera wa, podemos
adelantarnos, sin embargo, q amanltes'
tar que las esperanzA que eI pdolico
tsnia sobre el mSrlio de los sefiores
Roselii Real no fusrou defcaudadAs.
&c ants lodo, el senior Roselli un
aetor do cuerpo entero, con 10 diflcil
particularidad dc car acterizar los pa
peles que interpreta no solamelts On
los TRACES sino tAmbisa en- el gesto.
Los aplausos quo sncchs le prodig6
sl pGbliso son mercedes.
I'm cuanto al senor Real do cuyoa
m4ritos como cantahte va La DEMO
CRACIA emilio su opinion results I'm
baritone de prim ara. Voz frssca, po.
,enss, bien timbradA, diceion castizs,
frassar sohrssalisnie, canta CON mu
cha dulzurs y sentimiento.
FL triufo del sefor Rsal ss asegu-
gurs anoche. Pocos baritonos dc
sarzuela eantaran meior 10 parts dc
JesGs do eCarceleraAs, en- que Ell i6ven
artista demuestra 0ondicionea NADIA
comunes do actor cAnsanss. Las
hrmanAs CArreraa, 60 quedaron con
el pdblico. Los b lies espafi oles los
eiscutaa may bien. Tienen que repe.
tlrss dos 8 tros vesss, ca msdio dc
uontlnuos aplsuaos.
Tsndremos ccasi6n de hablar mas
sxtenaam snte de tan stmpatica pareia.
In orqussta que dirlie el ssfor
Rarsst Aecesita ensayos. Los coros
nuy aceptab ,es. III atreaz0 y el de.
sorado son buenos.
En- rsi6men, 10 temporsds prone.
70 y NO dudAmos, que con Ia e)opsrA
si6n del tenor comico Aea ,r Casss, que
"a sspera do Caracas ei mercedes
pr6ximo, tsndremoa un cuadro CON-
pleto do xArz aels que contara los exI.
sos per tunCiones.
Muy pronso SO anuuciarA para sl
martes, la segunda de sbono.
S. D.
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do porQue dice que el mnslco mayor
no ca un tsniente aun cuando tanga el
range detail.
Sr. Dia2 Navarro. Pide que 30
aumente su susldo 1900 dollars.
Mr.. Feuille. Crso que ahora 90
le psgue este sueldo.
MIR Post. La enmiends del senor
Disz Navarro, 81 30 sprueba, CORE Ell
rIesgo de matsr ell proyecto dc 10 Ca
mara.
El bill no aumenta los aueldos
sino que fia Ell maximum dc sllos.
La ley de preaupuestos es 10 que
dstermtna los salaries.
Mr. Willonghby. 81 IL question do
sueldos no afacta en- NADIA aI proyscto
puede quitarse 10 xsccion.
Mr.. Post, Creo que cualqaier en-
mlend& que 40 hsgs al proysc pue-
de periudicarlo, porQus va ha sido
disculido en- Ia Camara y no espera 81
bill mas que nuestra apr3basi6n.
MIR. Willoughby. Sscunda les
snmlendss del comit6 de Confsrsncias.
Sr. Bsrbosa. Propons una en-
mienaa Gre Ando un mdsleo mayor con
el raogo y sueldo do primer tenients.
81 Mr.. Post no pueie aceptar las
enm Iendss de este Cuerpo y hemos de
aceptar 10 que vspga ds Ia CAmsra,
no ne que papel repreaentamos nos
otfoE,
70 ahogu6 trabais para que el
bill do 10 policfs insulsr So orgAnizs.
SO. Pero ya estoy hssta squi do este
cuerpo. Aqaf no debiera exisslr coro-
mel, nj comandants, nj cspitaa, sino
inspsctores por clsse1, q ii do que oil.
vIdemos aIgo el dem nio militAr,
Mi enmien1A no deatruye ca nada
el proyecto.
Mr.. G.ahame, Seounda lsT OPT.
] nl0neS smitidas per el Secretsrlo dc
Puerto Rico, por Greer que 81 se In.
sroducen enm endas en- al bill, 6iss sc
echara absjo On Ia Csmara bsis.
MIR. Willoughoy. Como sabe 8,
q. que Ia CamsrA no aprobara nuea
tras enmiendas2 Eslo es hablAr en- hi
p6issis.
Mr.. Post. No tengo la facultad
do impedir que 90 aprueben Q recha
cen ecmiendas. Bien 10 sabe oil doc
tor BarbosS. AL dsclr que el proyec
TO de ley no ae aprooara en- la Cana
ra no formula sino una opinion mia
Yo no tengo NADIA de Gear. Peeo el
sismpo urge y hay graz cantidad dc
ssahsjo que dsspachAr.
Sabsmoa que on loa 6lsim1s dfas
de IL legislature una peQ0sna oposi-
ci6n es bastante para deatruir I'm pro.
veto, NADIA ma he de decir, pueato
que la enmienda que no propoue no Oh
de gran importansia.
Sr. Barbosa. Los proysctos de
Ia ca nara pueden dividlrse on dos
aqueIloa suhtancialsS la administra.
ci6n del pals y los que son pArttcu!a-
res. No veo la importRnoia del bill
81 no ae pueds aprobar en- eata lsgis
latura, se aprobSra en- 10 otra. Pido
que 90 hagAu las enmiendss conve.
niSntes.
Mr., Post Este bill es de impor
tanciA vital para loa intereaes de ls
isla y es una garantia para sl G obsr
nsdor, Una de doa; o damos fuerzs
oil poler civil, g llamsm % 90 momsa. i.
toa exsrAordinaeius, IL marina de que.
IRA, Ua caerpo no SO h ace en- un mo-
mentl,
81 el Gobisgno civil no puede coz.
ssrVsr el orden nay que rsoarcir & las
faerzas mtlit&res.
Sr. BsroosA. So opona reav ,lta.
msnte q que So Gumsnts la policfa. e.
cusrpo ineular le Apests por 10 Que
tiene de miitGr.
El Sr. Dfsz Nav AFRO retira su en-
mienda y acsptA Ia dsl doctor Bsrbo.
50, & la aercion ssgunda.
Sc pons q votsci6u Sc spruebe,
La Gesion aa susleadi6 q las IL y
25 mtnutos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
Consejjo Executive
SESSION DEL Ola 3
Sc abrl6 10 session 4 ian diez, pre-

Sc abri6 10 session 4 Ian diez, pre-
Gidtsndo Mr.. Post,
PeticioneS
HB7s. La comist6n de Lsyes co
piadas y registradea informs su spro-
hRci6n en- tsrcsrA leesurA.
CBs3 Proveyand0 para 10 cons
trucci6n de earreteras sdicionslss.
Sc spruebs en- tercsra lectura.
Il 3 SO y 81 Sc sprueban tambien
informsdos por las comisiones respee'
twas.
HB8l. Aprohado en- tsrcsra lee
tu:a.
q B 40. Aprcbado en- tercers lee
turo.
Fl B39. So aprueba en- tercsra
lectura.
q B 63. So aprueba.
La comisi0n de Instruction irfor.
ma fsvorablemsn.e el e B 36 con el
dictfmen sobrs empreatitos de lss jun
tas escolarss, Psaa & segunda Ieesu,
ra, ain enmienias.
HB48. Rscomendado favorable
mente pori la ComlHi6n de H Aciends,
pasa On tercerA lestlra.
La Camara informa que no con-
curre & les snmiendas del II B l ha.
bisndo aombrAdo una comisien com
pussta de los ssiiorss Soler, y Franco
Soto.
Por pArte del Conseio faeron
nom brados los sedores Fsuills, del
Vale y Willoughby, q 6n do que
COZ fsrsncisn CON dichs oomisi6n.
Mr.. Post. Son do tan poca i'm
portacia las snmiendaa que el Consei .
hs hesho q ese bill, que OF buano gu;
10 comisi6n concurra 4 las enmisnda,
dc 10 C&mErs.
FL sssretArIo de Ia C&mara In
forma haberse aprosado sa ssrcars
lsctura el los bills H B so. Al III
Pasaron & las comisioneA rsspessivas
Sc vota On tercsra lectura 81 pro
yecto do ley "a para terminAr cterssi
carretoras Se aprueba por unani
midad.
Sc sprueba en- tarcsra lecsura o
Il 3 80.
Ell q B AZ para exseuder Ia red d,
tslsgrafo por medic dc lineas tslef6
nicRs.
So apruebs en- tsrcera lectura.
CB81. Aprob2do en- tercsrs leo
tura.
HB67 Sc vota sn tsrsera leo
tara y 90 sprobAdo.
H B 80. Se Aprasb1 on tercers
lsctura,
CB63. Aprobado en- tetcera leo
tura.
Il B 10. Aprobado en- tercera leo
tura,
Mr.. FAlkaer. Pids el CONSENT
miento unAuime para haOsr tres en-
mieadss on dicho bill.
Sc constituye el Conasio on Coml'
sion total, para discut!r oil Fl 3 81
sob.e Ia poliCiA insular.
Mr.. Post. xpiica les snmiendal
del bill. Las marcaclones 20 divl
dirAn on tres. El cApit&n estarG On Ia
cabscsrA dc distrito y los tenienssa On
o,ras parties, por no ser nocsssrio que
loa ofciales ell6n en- una mismA loca
lidad. El Official psgsdor va no exts
to por 10 nusva ley; ain embargo, d.
cho puesso estara & cargo dc un odclaI
de lA f1eraA'
Sr. Diaz Navarro, Pr0pons una
enmiendA para que 81 m6stco mayor
setgA Ell susldo ue un prim r ssnlsase
Tai comJ cate redRcsado al bill hoy
est& flsrs del escAlat5n. El professor
mayor siens oil grade de segundo to
niepte.
Mr.. Post SO opons dIchR enmisn
II Por hAbor inf tornado suacisn
ssmsnts en- rsviAtas antsriores sobrt
los tftulos do los proysctos que Sc dis
suteD, solamsnts publioAmos b ~ lol
n6mefos do los bills sprobsdos y cue
- conocen nusstros lectores.
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han preseatado fiadores.
-Ha sido leido CON satisfacci6n
por ei cuerpo de profssores do 6sts
termino sl q B Ill, que trata do los
tf,ulos vitslicios & los masstros.
CoRRMsPoNsAL, .
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CANADA'S new DODGE
TO OBTAIN EM|GRANTs
Motor Display Wagon Made in
United States Perambulates
Great Britain.
Special Correspondence Of The Journal.

Special Correspondence Of The Journal.
London, May 5.-London is greatly
interested at present in a motor-pro-
PEELED "display wagon which proves
to have been built in the United States,
but which the Canadian government is
using in this country with great sue
cess to advertise the advantages Of the
grants. .'
This novel motor vehicle, which at
tracts no end of attention as it glides
thru the London streets, is arranged
like the counter of a store, and large
glass cylinders display in the most at
tractive fashion all the products Of the
fertile farmlands of the Dominion. One
section Of the car is even given up to
stuffed birds, showing the sporting ad-
vantages of the country. There are
samples Of every cereal and fruit grown
mems are marvels Of perfection, rivaling
even the products Of California for size
and quality. =.
This motor display wagon, which was
built in Detroit, Mich, has already
travelled more than one thousand miles
in England, having %journeyed, all thru
the eastern counties. It is starting out
for the midlands, and will be present at
the Forthcoming Derby fair.
n - SOCo1 UOUu Ill UoWA duu
country, it is always surrounded by
crowds. It is said to have exerted con
siderable influence in enabling would
be emigrants to "make up their
minds Emigration to Canada, under
the pushful tactics of it's English man
ayers, has increased from $4,000 in
1904 to 64,s63 in 1905 for Great Britain
and Ireland.
$50 much Of a success has this car
been,' said the agent for the Canadian
government yesterday, "that we are
thinking Of ordering some more Of the
vehicles from the United States. The
car is a cause Of surprise and wonder,
especially in the country districts; and
f%armhands do not know what to make
Of it. It is one Of the best advertising
schemes we have ever undertaken, and
we can trace certain emigration re.
suits directly to the float. We get lots
of letters from farmers saying that, af.
ter seeing the car, with all the wonder.
full products of Canada, they have made
up their minds to emigrate.'
The idea for the display vehicle-be.
ing such a clever one-of course origin.
ateds in America.
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b. One does not travel far in the orient
until he becomes a crank on the subject
Of water. He receives SO many warn
ings that he soon suspects that disease
turks in every glassfu1. If he tries the
bottled waters, they pail on the taste,
and if he relies on boiled water, he is
tormented with fear that it has not
really been boiled, or that some other
water has been accidentally substituted.
"The Old Oaken Bucket' is recalled
as a vision, of delight, and "Hthe well
at home' is remembered with an adj
miration never felt before. (Faucet
may be substituted for we'll by those
who live in a city, F.
Colombo is situated on the island of
Ceylon, just below the southernmost
point Of the mainland of India. Here,
too, is a c~ommodious harbor visited by
all merchant fleets. It vies with
Singapore as an equatorial port. The
"spicy breezes' of Ceylon are i'm
mortalized in song and story-it is the
land
where every prospect pleases
And only man is vile.' ,~".A
At Handy, about seventy-fve miles
from the coast, there is IN excellent
botanical garden, rivaling the garden at
Buitenzorg, even as Randy ! itself
rivals B%uitenzorg as a summer resort.
(There are extensive gardens at Singa-
pore and Penang, but they are inferior
to those of Ceylon and Java.) These
gardens are about equally distant from
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tans, etc., I have eaten an apple, and
am convinced that no tropical fruit
can compare with it; and when to the
apple are added the peach, the pear,
the plum and the cherry, and to these
fruits of the tree are added the grape,
the strawberry, the raspberry and the
blackberry, not to speak Of the pine
apples, oranges and bananas of our
southern states, who will say that the
temperate one is not as highly favored
as the warmer lands9
:. We not only have an abundance Of
both the n-ecessaries and the Injuries,
but we escape some of the torments of
the tropics. Animals, reptiles and in
sects run riot here. The tiger is
sHman-eating," the serpents are large
and poisonous and the insects are ON
nipresent. We sometimes complain at
home of the mosquito, which seems to
be a universal pest and is found every
where "From Greenland's icy mount
aims to India s coral Strands but here
it's activity is perennial and its appetite
reaches it's maximum. In all the
hotels the beds are protected by mos
quito bars, for without them sleep
would be impossible. The ant is even
more annoying than the mosquito, for
while the former does most of it's
prowling at night. the latter "improves
each shining hour"
49,. !. + + :
If the natives play the sluggard, it
is because they refuse to profit by the
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the equator, the former north, the latter
south, but the garden at Randy has
twice the altitude of the other. We
were interested in Comparing the. plants
and examining the new specimens.
While Buitenzorg is superior in her col
lection of orchids, the ferns at Handy
surpass anything we have seen. Here
the yellow bamboo is added otthe var
ieties seen. elsewhere; here, too, we saw
spiral line lie tho, thread Of a screw.
Another curious variety IS the sealing
wax palm, the larger joints" Of which
look exactly like red sealing wax. The
travellers palm, which we also saw in
Java, is to be found here, it's name be
ing derived from the fact that, each
leaf stem catches and holds sufficient
water to Stake a traveller IS thirst. The
TALBOT palm attracts the attention Of
all visitors, not only because it's leaves
formed the parchment for the early
books of Buddhism, but because it
flowers but once, and then, as if ex-
hausted by it's half-century's effort,
dies. The sensitive plant grows wild
here and seems almost human in it's
perceptions, as it shrinks from the
slightest touch and folds it's leaves as
if withered.
+ + !.
I have already spoken of the fruits
Of the tropics, especially those. of Java,
but [ think [ ought to qualify my words.
Since, reveling in mangosteens, rambu-
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If the natives play the sluggard, it
is because they refuse to profit by the
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been instrumental in having the lid
clapped on in that town, and it is said
the crusade is to be carried to other
communities in the district. Because
of the arrest of three saloonkeepers,
the practice of selling liquor on Sunday
has been discontinued. -t "
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SLOCUM'S CAPTAIN WEEDS
Tho Van Schaick Is Under Sentence, He
Takes a Bride.

New York, May 19.-Captain William
A. Van Schaick, commander of the ex-
cursion boat General Slocum, which
burned in. 1904, was quietly married in
St. Anne's Episcopal church, Amster-
dam, N. Y, on Feb. 10, despite the fact
that adverse decision by the highest
courts may doom him to ten years at
hard labor. News Of the marriage did
not become known until yesterday.
Captain Van Schaick's bride is Miss
Mary Spratt Of this city, who is a
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number of years his junior. During all
the uncertainty following his first ar.
raignment she believed in his limo.
cence. Even after he had been sen.
fenced IN the lower courts on Jan. q
Of this year, Miss Spratt still believed
that he would at last be cleared. They
went to live on a. farm near Amster.
dam, a property that has been long in
the Van Setback family. This is the
captains second marriage. =
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Sarah Herring Sorrin of Tuscon,
Ariz., has been admitted to practice in
the supreme court of the United States.
She makes the t~wenty-ffth woman adj
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REFoRMERs WIN AT EVEN.
Special to Tie journal. c
Hancock, Mich, May 19.-Under tn
lead of Rev. Horace ;Westwood, paste
Of the Methodist church. the reform ele
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A child has died in England from
eating primroses. -.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
BOUND4RY WATERS' USE.
Commission BekeUes Canada Should
Concur in Permits.
By Telegrarh 20 rhs T,ribune, !

Toronto. Nov. 29.-The International Water
ways Commission IN a report made public to-
night II an application for permit to divert
water from the Rainy Lake Basin laid down the
principle that no diversion Of boundary waters
shall be permitted without the concurrence OF
Canada The report says:
In the opinion of the commission therefore,
the permit TO permanently divert waters which
would supply the boundary lakes and streams
ought not TO be granted without the concurrence
of the Dominion of Canada
Aside from the effect Of the treaty Of 1912
there are other considerations which lead the
commission TO the conclusion that the permit
applied for should not be granted without the
concurrence Of Canada
The principles involved IN arriving at this con-
clusion do not iHnpugn the right Of the United
States 70 grant the permit, but they are of such
great Importance and Of such widespread appli-
cation that the commission believes they should
De settled and applied by both countries.
The case under review was the application by
the Minnesota Canal and Power Company, of
Duluth. TO be allowed to divert for the develop
ment of 10000 horsepower of electricity water
from Birch Lake. which Is naturally tributary
10 the Rainy River Lake Of the Woods, Winni-
pea. River, and so on. finally to Hudson Bay
As to international questions. the commission
believes that the treaty of 1912 secures to Can
ada the free use of the boundary waters. and
Canada has q right TO object if the navigable
capacity is injuriously affected.
The commission, therefore, recommend; that
the application be rot granted. and as mat
ters involving this question are likely to arise
that treaty be entered into between Canada
and the United States, settling the rules and
principles on which such questions may be
peacefully determined.
Lastly, il thinks that the permanent diversion
or international wafer should be prohibited ex-
cept upon the adjustment Of the rights of all
parties by permanent commission.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
u S ENGINEER oFFIcE ROOM F-7 ARMY
Public Notices.

S.CPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
- In the matter Of the application the city Of
New York to acquire certain in the towns
Of LewisDoro, Poundridge Bedford Weschester
county, New York, under Chapter 490 the Laws of
1883 and the laws amendatory thereof for the purpose
or a dam aDd reservoir Cross River and for the
purpose of supplying the city IN
increased supply Of pure and wholesome water.
Cross River Dam and Reservoir First DiVisonNotice
of Filing and Of Notion Confirm Third Separate RE-
pori--Pubhc notice is hereby given third
separate report Of Daniel F. COhalan John r. Bren-
nan ana Benoni Plat Commissioners Appraisal in
~" above entitled matter. filed In me office Of
&c. clerk OF the County Of Westchester. white
rober. 1906 -
Notice Is further given that third separate
port includes and affects the parcels designated
as parcels Nos = IL 90 p and said proceeding
Eotice is further given that an application with be
mace az special Term OF the Supreme Court OF the
State of New York be held II Second
Judicial District, the Court House in the Borough
II Brooklyn, city of New York. County Of Kings n
The Geyenteenih day of December 1906 at 1890
o'clock N the forenoon OF that day. as there
after counsel can he heard. for order confirming
MAJ be just.
Datod New York Noyember a. 1906
WILLIAM Is. ELLISON. CORPORATION Council. Tryon
Row, Borough OF Manhattan, New York City.