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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
RITIL TiWMiNY CANDIDATES
Cow an Wen and Magic Wen Nominate
Other District COnN enIlOns,

s-----@------
o an Wen and Magic Men Nominate
Other District COW enIiOns.
The followers of Percy Nagle in the
Thirtieth district held their Assembly con-
vention last night at their headquarters,
l25lh street and Lexington avenue. Louis
Cuvillier. who conducted Nagle's fight over
the legality Of the recent primary election
in the district, was unanimously named.
Mr.. Nagle said that he expected to get his
certificate Of election to-day.
The Cowan { %''erents held a con vention
of their own at the Mohawk Club in East
I2Ih street and named John 4 Calvin.
Concerning the outcome of Cowan's contest
Of Nagle's election. one of his lieutenants
said; "Nagle's certificate of election will
he good when he gets it; but wait till he
gets IT,"
Assemblyman Abraham Harawitz was
renominated at the Eighth district Tam
many convention.
In Charles F. Murphy's district. the
Twelfth, James A.. Foley. a lawyer at 40
Raymond l.. Griffiss, a lawyer, is the
Tammany nominee for the Assembly in
the Twenty-seventh district.
William Bell Waite was named at the
Republican convention in the Fifteenth
Senate district,
Emanuel Castka, a druggist. was nOmi-
mated at the Sixteenth Republican Senate
district convention.
Theodore Prince. who was the candidate
for Congress two years ago against Jacob
Rupert. Jr.. was nominated for the Senate
at the Twentieth district Republican con-
Nention.
Jacob l.. Earnicker was named for the
assembly at the Thirty-thiTd Republican
district convention.
Joseph r. Ahearn. president Of the Com
mercial Teleg aphers' Union. was named
Tor the Senate last night by the Eugene J..
cGuire. or anti-Nagle. Tammany conven-
ton in the Twenty-frst district at 135th
street and Willis avenue. .ames Owens
has been nominate by the Nagleites.
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Holland :. DucII for the Assembly.

Holland s. Duel has been nominated
for the Assembly by the Republicans Of
the Second district Of Westchester. The
district comprises the towns Of Mount
Vernon, New Rochelle, the Pelhapis, Bronx
Vile, Mamaroneck and Larchmont.
Mr.. DUEL il a lawyer. He is the son Of
Charles II. DUEL, President Mckinley
Commissioner Of Patents. and until he re-
signed recently a Judge of the Court of
Appeals of the District Of Columbia. to
which post he was appointed by President
Roosevelt.
Mr.. DUEL, the Assembly candidate Of the
Republicans Of the Second distIic Of West
chester. was graduated from Yale University.
class of 1902. and from the New York Law
School, class Of 1904. He is a hustler from
hustlerstown.
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TROOPS ARRIVE At CtBi.
The Transport Panama Reaches HaNRna
AFTER a Voyage o. -Four Days.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE War De-
partment was to-day informed of the
arrival yesterday in Havana Of the trans
port Panama with two squsdrons and
headquarters Of the Fifteenth Cavalry
and one battalion and headquarters Of
the Twenty-eighth Infantry. The trans
port Andes has Just arrived from Tampa
with the Fourteenth battery Of light ar
tillery and one pack train. The voyage
of the Panama took about four days, as
the vessel sailed from Newport News
shortly before moo last Saturday. This is
better than was expected by the War De-
partment.
The transport City Of Washington sailed
from Newport News Tor Havana yesterday
afternoon with the band ard first battalio n
Of the Eleventh Infantry, Col. Myers com =
handing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-12
"TIMMlNY TINES" FOR HUGHES.
Advises It's Reader Not TO Vote for the
NOn-DcmOcratIc Candidate.


The Tammany Times in it, issue on Tues
day will say:
In this crisis Ne decline TO follow where a
traitor leads.
We have conbated every enemy outside
the party. We now oppose the enemies
within, and, n this paper has heretofore
declared: W stand for principle and the
best interests Of all the people Of New York
feeling that no right thinking Democrat can
give aid or Encouragement to any candidate
who was a Municipal Ownership man last
week. the independent Of all parties yester-
day. the seeker after Democratic support
at Buffalo and the denouncer of Tammany.'
whose nominating power he SO eagerly sought
and bought by secret bargains made without
regard to anybody's interests but his own.
Such independence on the part Of those
who are nov using and abusing truenDemoo-
racy only to destroy It. calls for real indie
pendence on the part of every paper and of
every voter in the State to help 20 put the
anarchistic. prosperity destroying, party
dividing combine down"
To do this real Democrats have but q single
remedy:
Vote for true Democratic candidates for
other ofices. but where this IL impossible.
a. for Governor.
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David Harvey y. Jr.. for Congress.

Lone BRANCH, N. j., Oct. lI.-DaviH
Harvey, Jr., OF Asbury Park was nominated
by the Democrats Of the Third Congressional
district here this afternoon. Capt. James
p. Parker Of Perth Ambov. who was the
choice OF the Middlesex county delegates.
withdrew in his favor. Mr.. Harvey's oppo-
nent is Representative Benjamin P. Howell
of New Brunswick. The convention de-
clared for tariff reform.
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The Board Of Elections has awarded the
contract for printing the ballots to Martin
p. Prown. The contri,t Trice. t9i $50. is
about s's,CoO lcss than was paid last year.
when there we're separate question ballots.
There we're only four bidder.
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VOTE FOR CHARLES E. HUGHES.

This will rebuke such candidates az have
no longer claim on Democratic aid and save
the party of the people from disruption and
humiliation by freebooters in the future.
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HnEhes MeernEs on the East sLdr.

J. y. G. RinehGrt announced last. night
that a series Of Hughes meetings ara being
srranged for the Bowepy and the Fast Side.
The first will be held Wednesday night al
the Rinchart hes Quarters. the Lincoln Re-
publican club, nj $50 Blocker street.
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HEARST SPEAKS IN CORNING.
THE SANE OLD SPEECH IN 4
NEH DRESS.

About Z .OOO Persons Listen 10 Him. hut Inc
Prominent ~ Influential Old Line
Democrats TAKE No Part In the Recep-
ton to the Candidate or In the Meeting.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday the 18th day of December,
1906. at the herein after mentioned
places will be held the annual City
Election of Fitzgerald Ga, at which
time and places the following officers
will be voted for viz: the Mayor, the
City Treasurer and Ex. Officio Clerk
and Assessor, one Alderman at Large
and one Alderman from each ward of
the City, and also one member OF the
Board of Education from each ward
of the city.
The polling places for said City
election shall be as follows: First
Ward at the G. B. Lee building, at
the corner of Lee and Ocmulgee
Streets: Second Ward, at the City
Hall: Third Ward at the old Wilker-
son building at the corner of Magno-
liza and Grant Fourth Ward at VIM.
McCormick's building an Pine street.
The polls will be open at nine
O'Clock in the morning and they will
close at four O'Clock in the afternoon
All voters must register. The regis
ration books are now open at the
Oity Hall, and will close at five
O'Clock in tie afternoon of December
10Th 1906. This Nov. 9Th. 1906.
D. w. Paulk, Mayor.
@. M. Wise, Clerk and Treas.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15

C, E.. Murphy, postmaster at
Waycross, paid his respects to
Postmaster Marston, yesterday.
E. P. Smith, postof6ce inspec-
tor, has been here this week and
says he finds quite an improve
ment since his last visit. We
will in all probability get free
delivery by the first of January.
Mr.. M. C. Nichols, of Massey,
who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. M. J. Jackson, of this
CITY, returned home this morn
Ing
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15

The tax collector is in town
tomorrow and Saturday.
M. M. Kinchen, of Cal + o,
transacted business in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. l. R. McDermond, took
her departure this morning for
Jacksonville, Florida.
Mrs. J. P. Huston took her
departure this morning for Lyn-
don, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hultz
are rejoicing over the advent of
a little son into their home.
Mrs. M. E. Pearson is build
ing a house on Jassamine street
which will be occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. Hester.
L. Keim has moved the house
formerly occupied by the Bottling
works to Ocmulgee street and is
fitting it into a neat three room
cottage for rent,
We acknowledge the receipt Of
$14 dollars from the city and so
cents from M. P. Stiles of the A.
3. & A. and 50 cents from ticket
agent Norris and a pass over the
A. B. & A. to Brunswick from
Supt. c. G. Smith. The above
was to send Adam Blake, the sick
railroad employee, to New York
where he will enter the hospital
as he will rot be able to work. for
sometime and possibly never and
would become city charge. He
was really in no condition to trav-
el but itseemed the only thing to
do. Thanks to others who re-
sponded to our call in various
ways.
desire to extend my sincere
thanks to my many friends who
so kindly supported me in my
race for County Commissioner
of Ben Hill County. and further
saw that I shall put forth my
best,endeavors to make you
faithful officer.
Yours appreciatively,
MN. r. Bowen
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15

Mrs. s Youngblood and Miss
D. Barnes, of Mystic spent yes
terday in Fitzgerald.
WANTED-A good milk COW.
q. J. Bussell, Mystic, G.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Whitman
of Fitzgerald, are visiting friends
in St. George.
Mrs. J. Roger is the recipient
of two pretty angora kittens sent
her from Dayton, Ohio.
Mesdames A. H. Woodward
and A. Harper, of Wray, patro-
nized our merchants Tuesday.
DR.. Peruchi has a walnut tree
in bearing that his wife started
eight years ago from a cracked
walnut she sprouted in a little
box in the house.
Long loans on City property
or Farm lands.
Apply to c. B. TEAL.
G. W. Davenport and S. c..
Dausey. of Triton, sold a $500
piano to J. B. Seanor and anoth-
er one to Lon Dickey for the Lee
Grant.
Dealers in horses and mules
we have just received car load
it will pay you to see us before
buying you will find us at Rog-
ers stables on Grant street.
Novel; & Carrither.
c. S. Moore, representation of
the Atlantic Constitution, was in
the city yesterday and looking up
the failure of the Constitution to
get in on time. The Central
which carries it to Montezuma
was three hours late yesterday,
For SALE-Some good residence
property. Apply to A. Kratz, at
L. F. Thompson Co. ct.
The Benevolent Society will
give one of their popular enter
tain ments at the Opera House on
Tuesday, Novem Der 20. The
DeArmond Company is musical
company, of first class artist,
and will greet you with some-
thing unusually good in the way
of music and recitations with i'm
presentations. Don't fail to at
te, d aud help swell the treasury
of this worthy society. 1897.
Dr. ]. Fl. Twyman, in writing
from Corpus Christi, Texas to
George Hooker, on Nov 6, says;
"Hurrah for B IN Hill County and
today may the best men win.
Am afraid that one Of the b e
men on the list will be defeated.
Wish I was there to put in vote
for him~namely C. M. w ise.
If he is elected l will go out in
the yard, throw up my hat and
shake hands with myself and.
hurrah. Tell Willis Smith I
will take one on him if he is e1ec
ted"
| For Sale:-Engine and planer,
will exchange fc city property.
| l.. Box 547, Fitzgerald Ga.
One thing needed and needed
badly ia Greater Fitzgerald, is a
laundry that is prepared to do
family washings by the pound.
| The usual charge in the cities is
four cents a pound rough dry.
Mr.. Stokoe tells US he expects to
have a mangle sometime in the
| future for this purpose. The
situation at present is anything
but pleasant. The demand for
lauudrying far exceeds the sup.
! aslzr. = !. :. Z
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
THE butcher. Phone 167. Il

THE butcher. Phone 167. tt
Hon. B. E. Wilcox took a busi
ness trip to Cordele yesterday.
Mrs. J. D. Forbes, of Douglas,
shopped in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. r. S. Baxter, of BAN boo,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. H. M. Warren is at home
again after visit to Brunswick.
Double up in closer quarters
and make room for the incoming
crowd.
Mrs. Marcus Luke was called
to Macon on account of the ILL
ness of her son.
Miss Annette Walker, of Ma
con, is the guest of Mrs. l. W.
Rodwell of this city.
Mr., Joshua Troup, of Irwin
county spent Tuesday in the city
on business.-Abbevllle Chron-
icle.
''t'Use what talents you have.
The woods be very silent if no
birds sang there, but those
which sing best"
Coal, brick, sewer pipe, Fitz-
gerald Pottery Co. tt
If YOU can spare only one room
let us know so as to enllghten
the strangers coming to our city
and thus lessen their burdens.
E. M. Sweeper, of Waycross,
is prospecting in this city with a
view to locating, and is, the guest
of his daughter, Mrs NJ. E. Brit
ian.
- Lost a coal black hound dog,
yellow belly, scar on one ear.
Return to Will Worsham, Fitz-
gerald.
FOR SALE-Pure bred White
Wyandotte cockerels (Dustan
Strain) Phone 162, six rings.
Mrs. ]. J. Moreland, of Am
brose, Mrs. l.. Vaughn, of Wray,
and the Misses Kate Winn and
Frances Wootten, OF Osier6eld,
took in Fitzgerald Tuesday.
Losr-A Masonic pin. R e :
turn to this office. 17-2t.
The friends of Mrs. Rose Te-
beau Wheelright will learn with
regret the death of her aged fa-
ther at Colum bia, which occurred
this week.
Mr.. T. w. Garbutt WHO as
recently disposed of his saw mill
interests ia Alabama is at b )me
giving his personal attention to
the cotton factory.
Sheet music, sweetest songs,
danceable pieces, five for one dol
} lar at Oxford's book store.
Messrs. William R. Bowen and
&. K Farmer, of Fitzgerald,
were business visitors here yes
Neutrality-suspicious. Times Re-
corder.
Y The Rev. Mr.. Turner. OF F1tz-
gerald, pastor of the Episcopal
Church here, visited the College
Saturday morning and gave a ve-
ry interesting talk on the right
thing at the right time. Tel"
fair Enterprise.
w. F. Lupo, of Colum bus. {
friend of Jack Roush, of this city
I is in the city looking for an in
Restment. He had not beer
here since eleven years age
when the yankees had first drop
anzurs -.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
j. L. MINGLEDORF,
DENTIST,
Rooms 7 and s, Over Empire Nero. Co.
FITZGERALD, GA.
I CONSULT
| 0s. c. A. E0iTzEN1UsF,
LEADING
DENTIST.
\ Over First National Bank.
HOME SAVINGS BANK.

The saaried better when he has saw
NGS BANK and thereby accumulate ready cash with
which to trade egiimatey for profits In Fitzgerald
opportunities frequently themselves people could
double their had they been spending all
exravigance Have Bank prepared to dare
Opportunity, to invite trade for handsome profits.
All kept entirely people the
and needs know whether you
thousand dollars.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

FOR MAYOR
I hereby announce myself candl-
date for reelection to the office OF
mayor.
DREW W. PAULK.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-15

DR.. Ball operated on Mr.. J. M.
Barentines son Frank last Mon
day for cross eyes. The child
had had some trouble with his
eye several years ago, which
caused the operation to be ex-
tremely difficult. It required
great skill to rectify the trouble.
Only a local anaesthetic was
used. The little fellow won the
administration of all, by the
nerve and courage displayed
never utering a word, and obey
ing the doctor the best he could.
The Enterprise is always glad
to know that we have men skill
full enough to perform such op-
erations as the above. We don't
know when we may need their
services, and to be able to get
skilled treatment at uce is some
lines Of great importance. 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
|MPBES|0NES Y N0T|CIAS
Sociedad industrial

Aver asistlmoa & la inaugdracl6n
de los nusvos AparRsos do 10 casA
Rivsro y Ce, socleda1 industcial de
sglas gsReoaas.
Fl ssflor Rtvsro nos recibl6 af.-
blem snte, Pdd.m0s spreelsr las re-
f9rmaS quese b an insroducldo Q dicha
fabricA, las cIales son muy i'm oorlan.
tss, Los aparatos dc la tabricac ION
de sodas que usan actuslmeate los
sefores RIvero y Rodriguez pertenecen
q Ia casa sThs Liquid Caabonic CO .
Esa fabrlcs gano el gran premio On la
Exposition Universal.
Los fltros son <Pastsurs tBar-
k a6eds, que astduamense rec omlenda
ell Department. dc SaoidAd de Waa'
hlngson.
Rl sirop para las gaseosas 90 ha
CO con sz0caf gtsnuladA d. class ex
quialta y pssA por hl!ros us crlttal.
VlAitamos tamolen las maqulnas
que sirven para la llmpieza dc bole
las. Aquellas aon may originates.
El deparSamento de etiq letas y alum
brado respira IN aseo escrupuloso.
Mr., Slchtsn ,erg, repre,eat ants de
sThe Llq aid CArbonic C'I, que vino
de los Estados UaldoE, para aststir {
10 inAugurAcloa dc aus mag ainas, ma
nifast6 q 10 Q, gas cArb3nlco que usau
es li4uld9 y d mil qu,ni satos mst:o,
de preston, haIaado4e libre de- todo
orgausm).
Sc sirvi5 los repre- isntanses d.
la prensa uu Iunst AL dsstaparse g
ch am pagoe s1naron N Ich u aolauso .
para los ser res R!vsro y Rodriguez
Fl tot6grAfJ sen )r Colorado sac6 va
rios cu&droG ds los aRissentsi cue pA
sabAn de trsinta.
Nos placs c1nIigdar que la fabri
ca de los Aeh )res Rlvero y Rodrignel
eS IA elensnto dc progceso ca la isis
una garA1tlA para el pd 3llco, en- eI ra
mo q que Ae dedica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
Credito y ahorro

La compafifa bancarla SCr6dito y
Ahorro Ponceh j ACADIA de pub.lcar Ia
Memoria del aho 905. Es I'm docu.
mento notable, en- el cdal 80 ref 81 . Ia
prospefidad de una inatitucioa do Gre
ditto que supo atravesar las mas pro.
fundas crisis del pals sin dscaer Ga
uus negocios y antss bien ayudando al
desarrol!o de la riqueza pub lea y ex
tendiendo oil radio ue aus operaclonas.
El<Cr6dltoy Ahorro,s cuyo balRn
CO del sho 1ltimo arroj Aba SO 20l 80,
da hoy utllidadsB por 1872. 295 5S, de-
mostrAnio asi ~ pujanzA y b lclsndo
honor q aus directores. Saa euh ora'
blena,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
Por la carretera.

Nusltro an!g) don G Imersindo
BArrioa, te!orero mlnicipst de Come
rfo, ae hLlla ca eltI Capital z istlo-
uaniJ aIuntoa conc irAienteS & lac all
dad On qls reside E4os sSunsoI son
la cArretata, que utge t,rninAr, y la
eat Aci0n tsegrai,a, Com srf1 mstese
todA la atsncijn do la Aiamol La. .
gls,ativA y del Gobierno, Caal t)dos
los pueblol tlsnsn va cam 40 franco
h IcIa la costa, mi snt:&s que eit re
gi6n del Plata, t,cuala po. sut ricAs
vegas de tabaco, vive en- oil mayor
aislamlento.
Es de ilGticIa ayld Arle & legan.
tarse J se le ayu1ar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
Junta Esc0|ar de AhascQ

VacAnss la plaza de Maestro ptln.
cipsl de las Eicuelas de este Munict.
pio, por fallecimiento de don Francis
co Faria que la dessm PED aba, Ia Jun
to E1colar qle preside en- session cele
brada aver, acord6 anunciarla por el
termino de dies diaS, que empexarkn &
contsrse desde la fschS de este anucio.
Los aspIrAnte1 presentArAn suG
solicitudeS doCumentIdas en- forms,
en- la Secretarfs de eSta Junta en- el
plaEo indlcado.
k1asco, Enero IA de 1905.
Juan B. Sein.
4-4 q. Preaidente Junts RloolAr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
C0NSEJ0 EJECUTIV0
SESSION. DEL DJA %

locales y cuando llega la Corte Fede.
raj el pueblo muessra su agrado,
Los tribunales deben ser ssgrados
como un temple, de mJdO que los hom
bres tengan coDfapza puedan eatre
garse & elIoa en- la segaridsd de que SO
les hara jusiicia. Pero ESQ SOLO Sc
consigue continue o-procurAnd que
esos tribunaes esien alsj Ados de toda
preston polslcs, pero que ai el pueblo
de Puerto Rico no quiere una ley que
le garantza en- los procsdimientos lu-
oiciales, tiene perfecto derecho q re.
charla.
FL senior Diaz Navarro. Solo quie>
Ire dar 81 opinion sobrs ese Dill, va
que pertsnece Ia ComIsi0n judicial
que le dio au yoto.
! Ell g Jbierno trae esA ley allf no
para imponsrla, sino para que el pue
bio la acats 10 rechace 81 no le con.
vlene.
Loa impugnadores del bill Vale
J BarbosSJ elercsn inhusncla pvlftica
contra dicho proyecso, porq 40 msfia :
na en unSs elecc lones cada uno que
rrla llevAr q los puestos iudlclales los
hombies do 81 confsnzs; psro que 81
con mas impsrcialiad que ninguno,
porQue no hgura actualments On Mo.
gun partIdo poils.co del pals, cree que
nl ell Attorney nj los I'm ]ugnadores
del bill estan On 10 verdauerU. OItaria Q
porque esos cRIgJs fusran cubierkos
por rlgarosa oposlcloa anIe un tribu
nal competente; pero de Ian dos cosas
propuessas optA por la del autor do
dicho proyecso como la menos maIa.
+! Que esos tInclonarloB nom morados por
ei poder Elecutlvo podrlan ser po. I'll
eaments 10 que quisleran. Ell hecho
de aer un deilncuense, mlemoro del
mlsmo partldo que ellglera el juez 81
muchas vaces musivo para que es5e nc
pueda pro eder Goa toda lnaepen len.
cla ca sus resolucioIes. Ha dido dt
lablos de VA luez cecir que 10 veis
precisado q renunciar su cargo, POI
que lie tenfan asedlado las recomea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
Muermo en- Dorado,

Aver tds sacrifcado ca Dorado
por orden del doctor Hsrrsro, un
csballo staca1o de muerm1, propis.
dad de don Auselmo Sobrlno, de We.
ga Baia. Dicho csbsllo fu6 encon,
rado en- poder de Tomas Navsdo,
Fderon dsnunclsdoI ambos st1 )re,
por .ntraccl6a de los articllos 35I y
352 del C6digo Penal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
tCm,tinuQc56n lie Ia p6QinQ lq)

(ContinuQci6n lie Ia pdgina ~
existe el sistema por nombramientos
por elecc6n. Hay - Estsdos en- la
Union Americana, cuyos funcionarioa
son des lgnsdos por elecc On popular;
hay cinoo On los cuales los fanciona-
rios los nombra la Asamblea y On los
demas son nombrados pOr ell poder
eiecutlvo siguisndo su tradici6n poll.
tica; siendo ssf, no sabs porque aqul
no ha de deiarss en- vigor an sistema
que esta tan gsneralizado en- los Esta'
dos Unidos.
Reitera su argumento de que 81 los
empleados despues de elegidos por el
sutragio resulsan malos en- el cumpIi.
miento de sus deberes, Ia responsabi-
lidad no serfa del gobierno sino del
pueblo que los eligi6 y entonces ese
gobierno eiercitz su dert ch1 y 10 des-
tituye cumpliendo con la ley. Este,
solo parece, que SO acaso una duda
que se tlene de los pollticos de Puerto
Rico; oil pueblo tiene un FINITE en- el
cual tiens que elegtr esos fancions-
rios judiciales y siendo tan insignih
cante el tsnto por clento de personal
corruptss entire las aptss para esoi
cargos, es de suporerae que 10 ge4e
ralidad sea de hombres honoranles
FL pueblo podra equivocarse una yel
pero no siempre.
FL senior Barboaa en- 81 trsnscur
so de su peroraci6n Sc extendi6 er
otras consideraciones sobre 81 tests
Mr.. Feuille. Despues de un aht
dc experiencia en- esta isla, ha llega
| do q 10 conclusion de que el aistsm,
elective para iueces municipales no O.
el mas propio para Pusrto Rico.
La msyorfa de los hombres pen
sadoles de Puerto Rico desean un sis
tsma que no sea oil de election parl
,esos cargos iudiciales, Hay comuni
dades en- su Estado en que p0coa lie
nen con6anza en- Ia iudicatura igua
pasa en- otros Estaooa. Clta un cas-
PRACTICE, de cue en- 81 Estsdo no &
tlene confanza q vsces en- las Corte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
UeScanse en- paz

HA musrt) en- F.! ario la estIma.
BILE y dishnglida ssforA doha Rosa
Abby de- Vida E.s unA dana de
SingllareS vlctideSs su tallecimien
to deiark honio vAcfo en- una socle.
dad q ls Ia rods6 siempre de sfsctos y
c2nsideraco on3s.
AL hogar clbie:to de luto por ss.
Ia desgeacla i:repArable en,lamos eli
tsst'm onio de naestro peIame y ell trl.
buto de nuestra doloroea nimpatia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
CertiGfAri.

81 Iribuaal Supreme conIdsr6
un auto de Ceriorad pre,entAdo Dor
don S. Abella Bsst6n, registrsdor de
Ia Propledad de CIguas, en- revision
de procsdim eutoI cue 90 slguieron
en- la Corte de Dhtrlto do II lmae 40,
con moilvo &c b lbsrIe denega 10 una
apelacl6n inlerpaes,a e1nIrG resolu-
elones del iuel municipal de CagaAs.