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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
DIED WHILE ON THE TRAIN.
Sudden Death of F. w. B. Johnson
From Heart Failure.

Last Monday Or. Baugh received a
message from Kimama instructine him
to meet train No. as there was sick
man aboard. On the arrival of the
train the man was dead, having expired
few minutes before the train arrived
at Shoshone. An examination of the
effects of the dead man showed his mama
to be F. w. f. Johnson of HALEY. Mr.
johnson had been to Hot Springs, Ar
kansas for his health. Apparently had
been gone about a year as he had with
him bath tickets, room receipts, and
other evidence of his soi.urn at Hot
Springs. He was afterward learned to
be the son of Mrs T. E. Picotte, an un-
married man and mining engineer.
His grip contained shares of mining
stock in several different mines, also a
lease on the Empire group OF mines
near Cnallis.
T. B. Livingston of Haley is a part
ner with Mr.. Johnson in some mines
near there, and he came to Shoshone
and took charge of the body.
On the arrival of the train containing
the body 0. j. Brennan, the undertake
sr, took charge of the remains, and DR..
Baugh, county coroner. held an inquest
With the following julvmen: Frank
Wilmington. Chas. Clutches, Joe Nav,
W. W. Walters, Frank Burkhill and
lanes Bowman.
The jury returned the following YER
ict:
We, 1.-THE undersigned jury empannelled
inquire into the cause of
he death of F. w, B.
ohnson, who died on train No. ), of the
'regon Short Line railway between XII
lama and Shoshone, Idaho, June 8,
501. find that his death was from nat
raj cause, probably superinduced by
alvular disease If the heart
F. E. WHITTINGToN. Chairman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07

Hood River Strawberries, fresh
every day, at the New Resort.
S. K. ToDD.
James H. Lane and son of Al
berta, were doing business in Sho-
shone, Wednesday.
Fresh Strawberries every day at
the New Resort, S. e. Todd pro-
prietor.
j. w. Blackburn, H. Larson,
and Fred B. Nielsen, all of Poca
tello were here last Sunday on
fishing trip.
Don't Forget that Sale of Summer
Goods at the Stockgrowers' Mercantile
Co. Is Days Only.
Miss Stella McFaIl, who went to
Hot Lake, Oregon, three weeks ago
for treatment, is reported as i'm
proving steadily in health.
Seven homestead final proofs
were heard Wednesday by United
States Commissioner Disney. Sew
eral came fran near Hagerman.
Parliamentary Sale on our Entire Line
of Summer Dress Goods, Muslin Gowns
and Underwear Stockgrowers' Mer-
camille Co.
Now is the time TO buy that Fourth of
July Dress. Greatly Reduced Prices on
all Wash Goods. Stockgrowers' Mer-
camille Co.
All old Shoshone Journal ac-
counts due to w. C. Murphy, are
payable to p. S. Haddock, attor-
ley, at his Office in Shoshone. By
'rder of w. c. Murphy. ,
Childrens Day will be observed s
lext Sunday night at the Baptist t
hurch at s, p. m. Glass exercises, S
ecitations, chidlrens' choruses, etc.
viii be the order of the evening u
III are cordially invited to attend.
]. c. Updegraff, of Stark county, a
'hio, started Tor his home We'd W
esday. Mr.. Updegraff is the faith Il
of Ross and Ben Updegr-ff and fs
he brother of Mrs. Mckinney. T
his was his first visit to the west, W
nd naturally he found things quite IL
fferent from Ohio. He spent to
me time with his two sons. Ross ia
Id Ben, at Twin Falls.
w. w. Walters has taken charge NJ
the Shoshone office for the Twin is
Ills North Side Land & Water tn
mpany and is making things look 10
,e business over in that end of A
wn. He is having large signs put mi
t so that the wayfaring man may trs
I'd as he runs toward Shoshone. all
W. d. Garlock is preparing to
sh a vigorous campaign for a of
ger Shoshone in his real estate TIN
siness, Garlock is a hustler and his
oshone will soon feel the effect tril
MS boosting in a manner that asst
! be pleasing to all progressive wal
zens. our
Irs. Burnside, county superin- vii
dent, left Thursday night for -
Sc to attend meeting of the l
e textbook commission. The Col
as drawn for the legislature con
gided for meeting June II, hi
in some way the was lost sin
the law now sets the date for trac
e z. 1t is commencement week ed '
President Black at the Lewis dra,
state normal, who is head OF beal
commission. the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
THE WEEK IN BRIEF
Being Review of the Interesting Happenings County
General Shoshone n Particular

c. A. King was down from AL
berta, Monday.
Mrs. Harry Anderson started
this week for an extended visit in
the east.
IS Days Sale on all our Summer Dress
Goods. Stockgrowers' Mercantile Co.
Hood River strawberries, fresh
every day, at the New Resort.
S. e. ToDD.
Judge C. o. stockslager was in
Shoshone Monday ON his way to
Boise,
Bruce Slick has been up to camp
all week watching the wheels go
around.
DR.. r. w. Wright of HALEY,
spent few hours in Shes hone,
Wednesday.
A serious fire was narrowly
averted Sunday afternoon in the
vicinity of Frosts rooming house.
Several agents from publishing
houses have been in town this week
TO present the merits of their school
text books.
+ B Steunenherg passed through |
Shoshone Sunday on his way to
his sheep camps in the Sawtooth
reserve.
Paul and Ross Haddock went to
Pocatello today to play a match of
tennis at that place Here is hop
ing that the boys will, like success
ful braves, return with Pocatello
scalps dangling at their belts and
bloody racquets in their hands.
Children's Day will be observed
at the Methodist Episcopal church ,
Sunday evening at s o'clock. One /,
OF Charles Gabriels delightful can i,
tatas will be rendered. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to be
present.
Miss Alice Richardson of Haley n
vas IN Shoshone short time last q
evening ON her way to Il
salt Lake, where she goes to enter T
i. Luke's hospital school for a.
lurses Miss Richardson's many d
fiends send along their best wishes SC
or her success in her chosen line al
I work.
Don't be Piker. Be a Kodaker of
lave you noticed that display of F,
-odaks at Starrh's Drug Store? co
II the latest models. 1t will pay iii
on to see them, and if you can't to-
,me to see them, write and you GU
III receive new catalogue brim re,
Il of new things.
Leonil Garlock, son OF w. D. mn
arlock, who has been at work lar
Ith the engineers of the North bu,
de Twin Falls company for sew Sh,
al months past, is visi ing at of
me Tor aifew days He expects vii
enter the employ OF the Carey citi
T company beginning operations
the Warm Greek country in J
I'm Falls county, south of Bull. ten
60, Boi
County Attorney Frank T. Dis stat
paid a visit to Rupert Monday bill
the interests OF peace in that pro
'sperous community. Two neigh but
5 had disfgured each other over and
use OF a water ditch, and the Jun
Inty attorney was called to view for
remains OF inc scrap. He re- ton
= HotiIng DONG. the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Lincoln County Workers fleet Here
June 18th and 18th.

lie III II dlluudl Do. COuIIy COu-
vention will convene next Tuesday
and Wednesday, June IL and II,
at the M. E. church. There will
be three sessions each day. Morn
ing sessions begin at 10: a m. Al
ternoon sessions, at 2: and evening
sessions at s: p. m. At 7;15, p. m.
childrens' rally will be conducted
each evening during the conven-
ton. The Rev. Geo. Runcion of
Caldwell will preach sermon to
the children Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings at 7:15, p. m. Other
speakers of note will be present |
and take part.
TUESDAY
Convention called to order by the
president, Rev. I. Patterson
Address of Welcome,
Rev. G. A. Edwards
Response,
Rev. Perry H. Evans, Hagerman
Round Tables. S. Management,
Rev. J. H. Barton of Boise
Address-How to Maintain Inter
est, Mrs. J. w. Fuld of Haley
Discussion.
of committees.
p m.-Devotional.
Address-Supplemental work,
Mrs. J. II. Barton )
Discussion.
Round Table-The Sunday School d
Superintendent,
Rev. J. H. Barton t
lddress-The Home Department, Il
Mrs J. w. Fuld J
The Best Thing About My Sun Q
day School"-two minute talks II
7:15, p. m. Childrens Rally Ser Il
ION by Rev Geo. Runcion. u
p. m.-Song Service. Vi
ddress-"After Decision Day
What?
Rev. G. w. Barnes OF Boise
residing Elder M. E. church.
ddress-The Duty the Parent 81
Owes the Sunday School,
Rev. Chas. May of Hepburn
WEDNESDAY b
da
ednesday, 10, a. m.-Devotional :
lsiness session. Officers Reports 10
Reports of Committees. Election ~
of Officers. NJ
ldress-Cradle Roll and Begin g.,
ner's Department, 70,
Mrs. J. H. Barton A.
scussion. Sol
ldress-"The Office of the S. S. o rTl
Teacher" Rev. Perry H Evans be,
n
dress Organizations" ~ ~
Rev. J. H. Barton co.,
0"i
p. m.-Devotional.
dress-''The S. S. Problem" y
Rev. D. B. Titus of Rupert pol
ind Table-"The S. S. Teacher" 80 Dos
Rev. j. H. Barton a 1'lls
w euneSuay AFTERNOON.
iress-Grading and Promoting
Mrs. J. H. Barton
cussion.
md Table-"Home Depart
ient," Mrs. J. w. Fuld
m.-Song Service. Is
10 p. m. Childrens Rally. Ser
by Rev. Geo. Runcion.
ress-The Teacher as a Soul
inner, Rev. J. H. Barton
ort of Committe on Resolutions
ries of 5-minute talks by var
us speakers. 1t
Be With Yos Till We OF
eet Again" ell
diction. fir
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
NOTlCE-Wanted.

Twenty men to work in hay field.
Begin July 5. Wages 50 per dav
and board. Free board when wind
blows. o. P. johnson.
Hagerman, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07

MRS. IL. w. adOn's.
! Hood River Strawberries, fresh
every day, at the New Resort.
S. E. TODD.
j. r. Wilbur of Pocatello went
up the branch Sunday on fishing
trip, and returned Monday with so
pounds of fine trout.
The Butterfly Girls" gave one
of their performances here Tues
day night that was well received
by the Shoshone show goers.
An enjoyable dance was held at
the opera house. The S-piece or
chestra of the Rufus 'Rastus show
furnished the music. which was
excellent.
Joe Montgomery came down from
Haley Tuesday to take back the
body of F. w. B. Johnson, who had
died on the train between here and |
Kimama the day before.
Harry Anderson started Thurs.
day for Occur d'Alene, to represent
the Shoshone lodge in the supreme
lodge of the Knights of Pythias.
He will be gone about week.
The Rufus Rastus VS. Shoshone
game of base ball Wednesday, was
truly tragic in its results. Four
balls were absolutely chased to
death-you should have seen the
boys run.
e. T. Barton has been regularly
appointed deputy auditor and re-
,order, to succeed A. l. Nc Mahon,
who went this week to take charge
rs register of the HALEY land Of
ice. Mr. Barton is a competent
'ffic:al, and will fill the place most {.
lcceptably.
Fred r. Reed and Bob McCollum
we're in Shoshone Sunday on their n
7ay home from Boise The Major 8
GEMS to have fully recovered from A
he over exertion of removing the
ilk schiffon from his dress suit
'hich some of his friends had fixed P
p for Decoration day. A
G. NJ Miller, of Alberta, received
telegram Wednesday from his
life at Manitou, Colo, saying that
leir little son was quite i'll. The w
mily were on their way here from p,
sxas. This morning Mr.. Miller
as gratified to receive word that
e child had so far recovered as A,
be able to resume the homeward
urney.
The Omaha Commercial Clubs ~
rthwest trade excursion, which AZ
now over on the coast, will come :.
rough Shoshone Thursday, June III
tn, at II o'clock in the forenoon. Ao
stop of half an hour will be
Ide here, long enough for a fine ~
de acquaintance to be formed in z;
most every line of business. Ad
R. S. Bragaw, Jr., of Boise, son Ro
State Auditor Bragaw, passed
ough Shoshone last Sunday on
way to Wood river on fishing AID,
}. Mr.. Bragaw is an enthusi-
&c tennis player, and while here nj
talking tennis match with pn as
local talent in the near future W.
en- the scrap occurs the public .. = =,
be duly informed of the results. . !
II. B. B. Slick, of I'idgeway, NOR
J., is a visitor in town, having Add
e out here for a vacation after "
ird winters work. He is cou- Rep
If Slick Brothers, the canal con- A sc
tors. Mr.. Slick is highly pleas 10
18th this part of Idaho, the one Song
Fback being the scarcity OF Nj
s-for he is bear hunter of Benz
Teddy Roosevelt type. Adjc
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07

All kinds of tailor work done at
Mrs. d. w. Yadon's.
Hood River Strawberries, fresh
every day, at the New Resort.
S. e. TODD.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05
'|c]d' vu'|cIpI| Dc Gufabo

Anmncio de S16asta. Ell Co1-
cejo Municipal, acordo sacar q re-
mate la construction del Cementerio
Civil de este pueblo y sefialar para
que tenga lugar el acto de la subas-
ia el dia II de Mario de 1907 4 la
una de la tarde en- el salon de la
casa Ayuntamiento.
Las proposiciones Sc haran en-
p!iego cerrado con arreglo al mode
10 inserto al pie de la ordenanza
porque ha de regirse la contrata y
para poder tomar parte en- el 'ema-
te sera condicion precisa acotnpafiar
al pliego de proposiciones documen-
to justi6cativo de haber consignado
ell la Tesorerfa Municipal, el IS
poi 100 sobre el valor de las obras
que asciende a nuevecientos dollars
(9oo).
Los pianos, ptesupuestos y orde-
nanza por que ha de regirse la con-
trata Sc hallan de manifesto en- la
Secretarfa del Municipio, donde po-
dran ser examinadas todos los dias
laborables.
Gurabo, 26 de Febrero de too7.
CRLBsTINo MORALES.
to-s-s, Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05
De DELEGADOS
Session de aver, lunes.

Plblica informa favorahlemente el
H. B. II3. y es aprobado. 81 pro-
yecto Sc lee y con una ligera en-
mienda del seiior Tizol queda apro-
bado en- "a lectura.
Sc da lectura al dictamen de IL
Comisi6n de Instruction P1blica
sobre el H. B. "a. Puesto q. vota.
ci6n Sc aprueba.
Sc discute el proyecto secci6n
por secci6n. FL seiior Vivaldi hace
una enmienda en- el sentido de que
J es incompatible el cargo de miem-
bro de las Juntas escolares con per-
sonas elegidas va para otro cargo 6
por funcionario retribuido, 81 Sc
liior Was Sc opone, exponiendo qle
este crearfa obstaculos en- afgunas
poblaciones. Sc poue a votaci6n
la enmienda del seiior Vivaidi y es
desechada. FL bill Sc aprueba en-
a. lcctura.
La Comisi6n de Legislation in.
forina favorablemente sin enmien-.
das el H. B. 50, sobre reformas Ell
! la ley hipotecaria. Ell sefior, Was
10 recomienda oxtendi&ndose ell
consideraciones sobre las ventajas
que ofrece ell proyecto a los regis.
tros de la propiedad de esta isla.
Sc poue a votaci6a el proyecto y
queda aprobado en- a. lectura.
! La Comisi6n de Hacienda in
for,na con ,ennien1ls el G. B. ~,
'sobre liquidAcion de las deudas de
las antiguas juntas de carceles. Sc
lee el proyecto seccion por secci6n
introduciendose en- Fl aigunas en-.
miendas, terciando en- el debate los
sehores Blondet, Barcel6, 'Vivaldi,
Larrauri, Mendez y Torres.
A petici6n del seior Tizol, se
1levanta la session y Sc transfere Ia
discussion del proyecto hasta las
locho de la noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05

|UlCulCJ lutIOuuSEud Ok CA SCuoA
Santoni.
En- la secci6n 29a el seiior Bar
cello hace una enmienda proponien-
do Sc borren del bill las palabras
que expresan que seran nombrados
ofciales de sanidad medicos qae
|tengan por 10 menos dos aiios de
residencia en- la localidad. Que Sc
dele en- libertad a los alcaldes para
designarlos. Sc acepta la enmien-
da y la secci6n Sc aprueba.
En- la seccion 20 el seiior Col
berg hace una enmienda y queda
aprobada. Tambien propone otra
en- la secci6n 80: que los alcaldes
] nombren sus inspectores locales de
sanidad, sin previa propuesta del
Official del ramo. Queda derrotada.
En- Ia secci6n %, que trata de q. las
Junta> de sanidad local tendran bajo
su jurisdiction In alimpieza. anchura
y trazado de las Gales, el sefor San
tiago pide Sc suprinan las palabras
aanchuraa Y atrazado.p
| El seiior Barcelo so1icita Sc su-
prima toda la secci6n por conside-
rar que tiende a arrebatar faculta-
des los municipios.
Ell sefior Audinot la defende.
| Propone 4 la vez el sefior Bar
cello, que el proyecto que Sc discute
lpase a la Comisi6n de Corporacio-
ines municipales para su estudio y
enmiendas. Fue acuerdo.
| Orden del dia
| Sc lee el informe de la Conf.
| sion de Legislation sobre el H. B,
1o4. Sc pone a votacion y Sc aprue.
ba el proyecto.
La Comision de policia informs
con enmiendas el H. B. 81. 81
aprueba el dictamen y Sc remite e
proyecto a la Comision de Regla
m ento.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda in
forma favorablemente el H. B. SO
Sometido 4 votacion Sc aprueba el
"a lectura..
/ La Comisi6n de Legislaci6l
Iinforma sin enmienda eli c. B. "a
Isobre secretaries de las Cortes d
Distrito. 81 sehor T'izol 10 reco
mend6 y puesto a votaci6n el dicta
men es aprobado junto con el pro
Iyecto en- su totalidad.
Sc d& lectura al dictamen de i
Comision de Agriculture sobre el T
lib. III en- el cual introduce enmien
das. 81 sefior Colberg, secundad
por ei-Blondet, pide Sc apruebe {
dictamen de la Conisi6n. Puest
4 votaci6n es aprobado con el bill
que Sc refere,
81 sefor Blondet solicita la re
: consideraci6n del proyecto y $
aprueba. Hace una ehtnienda en- |
'secci6n primera y fue derrotada
eVuelve 4 votarse el proyecto,
queda de nuevo aprobado en- 2
Ilectura.
Sc da lectura al dictamen de |
Comisi6n de Obras PIblicaS sobr
lei H. B. 90.
i Sc aprueba el dictamen y {
Eproyecto, sin discussion, en- "a lee
. tura.
La Comisi6n de Agricultur
Iinforma sin enmienda el c. B. oS
Se aprueba el dictamen y Ell pro
Iyecto.
Igualmente son aprobados ei
a. lectnra con sus lnformes los H
/ B. 23y 63.
La Comisi6n de Instrucci6i
: P6blica informa con enmiendas e
H. B. Io6. Sc pone a discussion e
proyecto y el seiior Was propon,
una enmlenda en- la secci6n IA Y e
aprobada.
En- la secci6n g el sefor Via
hace una enmienda. Propone s.
acepte la secci6n tai como apareci,
en- el bill original, es decir, que for
men parte de la comisi6n encarpa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05
(poR LA rARDE)

EnPleZa las IS. NonCu-
rren IS delegados. A petici6n del
sehor Tizol Sc suspendi6 la lectura
del acta.
FL sefor Presidente designa al
'elegadoa Sr. de Diego como sbea-
key durante cinco dias. La Camara
10 aprueba.
Pehnones
| Del joven Joaquin Wives Oroz-
leo, para que Sc le conceda una be-
ca rara estudiar en- los Estados
lUnidos.
De don Rafael Tirado, Juez
Municipal de Humacao, para que
asigne una suma de $25 mensuales
como compensation gastos ex-
'raordinarios que tiene el traslado
de dicha corte a Vieques.
De dona Laura Andral, vecina
lie Mayagiiez, solicitando Sc envie
4 los Estados Unidos q su nieto
Francisco Rivera a emprender el
ofcio de herrero mecanico.
i De varios vecinos propietarios
de Rinc6n, apoyando la pretensi6n
del Municipio de aquel pueblo, re-
ferente 4 que Sc apruebe una con-
| tribuci6n de 2I5 por 100 para I'm
/ |cementerio.
De don Ramon Iglesias Mufi7,
| Ivecino de Gales. solicitando Sc Il
asigne una cantidad mensual para
continuar sus estudios de professor
|graduado en- la Normal de Ric
Piedras.
FL Concejo Municipal de Rim
J Icon, solicitando Sc apruebe una con
J tribucion especial de 2I5 del 100 so
J bre todos los bienes muebles ( in
muebles de dicha Muuicipalidad
J para la construction de un cemen
! terio.
IL 81 Concejo Municipal de Aibo
! nito, solicitando Sc incluya ell E
! plan de carreteras una que, partien
! do de Comerio, empalme con Il
! consttufda y la que proyecta cons
: truir Ia rPorto Rican Leaf Tobacco
: Company.o
Don Jose Praxedes Barrio, We
cino de Vega Baja, solicitando Sc i
arrienden terrenos que pertenecel
al Pueblo de Puerto Rico, que ten
involucrados en- su fnca don Ra
mon Perez Fernandez.
Proyettos de Ley de Ia Cdmaya
En- "a leetuya
H. B. "a, por los sehores Tc
rres y Santiago, aPara enmenda
las Secciones 80 y rs de la Ley pa
"a establecer un Gobierno local
para otros fues', aprobada en- Mar
70 8 de 1906.
H. B. I45, por el sehor Via
Ochoteco, UProveer al estableci
miento de TN preside en- Vieques.
H. ]. R. 7, por los Sehores Tc
rres y Dfaz, eRelativa al pago d
diferencia de sueldos al Marshal d
la Corte Municipal de Coamo.s
En q kectRra
H. B. 143, por los seiores Del
gado y Barreras qPara disponer i
construction de un camino de Jun
cos a San Lorenzo.s
Fu& acuerdo que dicho H. B
143, para ser informado, pasase |
la Comisi6n de Obras pdblicas.
Mtoymes de Comistomes
La Comisi6n de Obras publ
cas- informa, sin enrniendas, el H
B. 40.
La misrna comiSi6n informs
tambien sin enmiendas el H. B. 81
La comision de Policia reco
mienda Sc apruebe, sin enmiendas
lei H. B. ~.
La comision de Hacienda in
forma, con enmiendas, y recomien
da Sc apruebe la H. ]. R. 4.
Dichos informes pasan 4 la or
den del dia en- su turno correspon
diente.
ComHntca1i0NeS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05

h0Ss pOF u M0Cn0'
Empieza q las 8 y 80. Con,
curren rs delegados. \ i.
81 doctor Audiuot pide que su
proyecto de ley H. B. nq 4, Sc reti.
re de la Camara.
I'll doctor Zeno de6ende el pro.
yecto y lamenta que la Camara no
le imparta su aprobaci6n, renun.
ciando 4 tener una ley de Sanidad
dtil y provechosa. Sc extiende en-,
considerations.
81 seiiot Tizol explica porqus
pidio que dicho proyecto pasase 4
la cotnisi6u de cOrpOraciones mu-
nicipales. ;
El speaker seiiOr de Diego,
manifesto que, con arreglo al regla.
mento, TN prOyecto de ley despues
de informado por una comisi6n no
puede ser retirado.
| 81 sefior Barcel6 expresa qtse
como miembro de Ia cNn1isi6u de
corporaciohes utunicipales, no pue.
de perInitir que en- ningdu proyecto
Ique Sc pteseate se trate de restarta
facultades q los municipios. Dice
que la comisi6u de cotporacioneS
no va q afectar en- el proyecto. Il
tecnicismo de la forrna, sino 4 sal.
var los puntos que estAn en- pugna
con la ley municipal.
Ell seiior Zeno sostiene stis itia.
nifestaciones. Dice que el bill de-
be ser retirado, porque la Camara
ha demostrado no tener interks en-
Rque haya una ley de sandal.
81 bill continda en- la comisi6n.i
La Comisi6n de Lagislaci6u
informa con enmiendas el c. B. so,
creando Ell cargo de anxilar para eli
Registrador de la Propiedad de San
Juan. FL sefior Torres, autor del
proyecto, 10 recomienda q la ca.
mara. Habla de la gran acumula-
ci6n de trabajos de esta ofciua y de
la necesidad de crearse i'm Regis
trador auxiliar.
81 sefior Was Ochoteco Sc opo.
ne al proyecto. Dice que no esta
conforn1e con que Sc le irnpongan
empleados al Registrador de Ia Pro-
piedad, pOr que nadie mejor que es-
te puede saber en- momento deter.
minado el numere de empleados que
necesita. Dice que 10 que producer
hoy los Registros en- Puerto, Rico,
no recompenSa relativamente los
gastos que ellos irrogan, por 10 ctial
no deben nombrarse nuevos emplea.
dos para esos centres.
(contuuara.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05

] WHEREAS proceedings have
IN instituted by til. Plaintiffs to
lover the possession Of a certain
# of laad, ald for tha collection
;ix thousand dollars as damages,
is and profits, belonging to said
8intiif, as set forth in the COM
int filed in the above-entitled
ion; aad i'll pursuance of an ord' +
said Court granted in this case
ice Is hereby given to Elvira
tau Y Costa one OF the defendants,
70 Is not al inhabitant of thi
'trict, that she appear, plead
,weI or demur to the complain
d by the plaintiff herein, by th'
day of April, 1907, and that II
ault thereof the Court will pro
ID to the hearing and adjudica-
4 of said suit.
Bel<m Soler y Rtot2a.
Plaintiff,
Ra-aE L2bc- LInlr0A
Cay. Coll Cucu
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-05
THE DISDRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES
FOR PORTO RICO.

ID the Distric Il
irt Of the United
tes for Porto Rico.l
lelen Soler y Rive-I
on her own behalf!
1 as mother andl
Aural guardian of
minor children|
Iguel, Osvaldo, Nal
0, Matilde, Eiuar-
| Gabriel and Gii-
fmo Artau y Soler,
iintiffs,
vs., |
IRA Artau y Costa,
4 Francisco Mestre,
Defendants.