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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
At THE NATIONS CAPITAL
Some Interesting Happenings Briefly
Told.

Coal operators and miners from
Southern Indiana and Illinois pro-
tested before the Interstate Com
merce Commission against the raise
in rates declared by certain Western
railroads. A formal protest will be
made.
The President appointed Seth Low,
of New York, and Thomas G. Busch,
of Alabama, members of the Admin
istrative Board for the Promotion of
Industrial Peace, thus completing
that body
A rumor has been circulated to
the effect that men employed at the
Government Printing ONCE may de-
clare a strike because of the alleged
supplanting of skilled workmen with
apprentices.
Secretary Garfield issued an order
intended to expedite to the utmost
the issuance of patents to 10000 en-
trymen whose applications have ac-
cumulated in the General Land Of
fee.
John Mitchell, president Of. the
Mineworkers' Union, and dozen coal
operators complained to the Presi-
dent against the Western railroads
that have announced a raise on coal.
Shipping commissioners offices on
the Atlantic seaboard are to be ex-
amined by a committee designated
by Secretary Straus, of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor.
The apportionment of 600 addi-
tional postoffice clerks at $500 per
annum was announced at the Post
office Department.
Secretary of the Treasury Cortel-
you has instructed collectors OF Gus
toms at places where 1t is thought
desirable to deposit their receipts
in national banks with a view of
relieving the financial situation.
Senator Warren, chairman of the
committee that is investigating the
Brownsville affair, received a letter
from Senator Culberson contradict
ing testimony given by Capt. Kill
burn, of the Twenty-sixth Infantry.
Official denial was given to the
report that the President had re-
quested the governors of states in
which railroad legislation is pend
ing to come to Washington to con-
fer with him.
Secretary Taft refused the applica-
tion of the Chicago Sanitary Board
for a permit to divert the waters
of Lake Michigan into the drain
age canal through the Calumet
River.
The constitutionaJity of the EN-
ployers Liability Act has been sus-
tanned by Judge Trieber, OF the
United States District Court OF the
Eastern District OF Arkansas.
The Navy Department received
word that the gunboat Princeton left
Acapluco, Mexico, for Corinto. Mica
ragua.
Rowland Osborne, post quarter
master sergeant, testified in the
Brownsville investigation that when
the white soldiers were transferred
TO make way for negro troops they
left behind much ammunition lying
loose in storehouses and barracks.
Secretary Taft's proposed visit 10
the Philippines in September to at
tend the opening OF the first Philip
pine Assembly has directed special
attention toward the new legislative
body to be created for the islands.
The President gave his hearty in
dorsement to a federated movement
looking to the revival of religious
sentiment among the Working classes
OF New York.
Former Senator Blackburn, who is
to be member OF the lsthmus Canal
Commission Will probably assume his
new duties April next, taking sta
tion Oh the isthmus.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21

Birmingham. Ala. (special) The
entire business section OF smithteld.
a part OF Blocton. Ala. was destroy
ed by fire tonight, entailIng loss
estimated at 100000. In addition
to the business houses burned, 12
residences were consumed. The Are
started about 7.30 o'clock IN a negro
restaurant and spread rapidly In
ciuded In the list OF burned build
ings were the city dispensary. a num-
Der OF general merchandise stores,
TWO meat markets aud two restaur-
nntr.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
Houses FIoated Away.

steubenville, o. Especially Six to
ten members of two foreign families
are reported to the officials at Mingo
Junction to have been drowned in the
food. The houses fioated away with
their occupants. Every house In the
east side OF Mingo Junction is sub
merged. and 1000 people there are
homeless. Flood sufferers are being
sheltered and fed in the mayors Of.
flee, lodgerooms and schoolhouses.
AT Empire every house but three Is
submerged and 500 people are home
less.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
SHOT HIS FRIEND.
Double Tragedy Results From Slight
Provocation.

Birmingham, Ala. (speciaD AS
the result of a shooting affray at
Wylam, near this city, j. b. Brown
is dying and w. NJ. Stinson, of Ems
ley, is critically wounded. Brown
shot stinson. but it is not known
whether Browns wounds We're in
fiicted by himself or by Stinson.
Stinson and =. r. Britton, Of
Greensboro, Ala, who had been at
Browns house, are said TO have be-
come offended at a request of Mrs.
Brown, and went away. Later they
decided to return and apologize.
Britton started TO leave when he
heard shooting in the kitchen. Brown
had evidently shot Stinson and then
tried to kin himself
Stinson and Brown had been
friends for years.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
Easy On Captain stocsdnII.

Omaha. Neb. (SpeciaD Gen. A
w. Greedy approved the findings OF
the court martial which last week
tried Capt. r. r. Stogsdall and Lieut.
A. L. Clark, of the Thirteenth In.
fantry. Captain Stogsdall, who plead.
ed guilty to drunkenness, was repri.
named. Lieutenant Black, whose Of.
fense was neglect of duty while officer
OF the day, is sentenced to be con-
fined I'd the limits of the post for
three months and fined 800 Gen.
eral Greedy lecturcd the court on its
leniency toward Captain Stogsdall.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
GIass PInnt Rnr1Ind

New Martinsville. w Va. Especial,
The plant of the New Martinsvilla
Glass Company and several adioin-
ing buildings were destroyed by fire.
the loss being place at $125,0OO. on
account OF the food the fremen were
handicapped and for several hours a
large section OF the city was threat
.eneds Dynamite was used to prevent
the blaze from communicating TO the
adjacent property. The cause of the
nre Is unknown, but 1t is believed
unsiacked lime In the glass works
absorbed water and developed heat.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD.

London sold $4,000 shares of
American stocks. 1t was said that
much of the selling was for Ameri-
can brokers'.
Asked what he thought was the
matter with Reading, Winthrop
Smith replied: Reading Is virtual
ly cornered."
In Redmond & Co.'s security list
are three OF the. new short-term notes
which yield the investor per cent.
or better.
American Tobacco's not earnings
in 1906 were $26, 100000, a gain
OF S1,194.000 The company now
has surplus of sSO.55O. 900.
President Fred'T Chandler, of the
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, said:
Many big men have been hurt I'm
the recent severe decline, and plenty
OF them who, a short while ago. were
firmly intrenched on two legs and
even imagined they had half dozen
legs to'waik on are cripples today, and
are willing TO trade on much smaller
lines. This may retard any rapid
Improvement"
Fanshawe, Cadwalader & Co. have
on hand a small lot OF unsold 3
per cent. bonds on which the net
profits for the first six months OF
1906 amounted to over eleven times
the interest charged.
stuyyosant Fish's election as a
director OF Gould Missouri Pacific
Railroad was given as one OF The
many reasons for the slump in. the
market. II was construed to mean
stiff war" between the Gould line
to the Pacific and Harrlmans roads.
However, there was not much faith
put In this excuse for the break In
stock prices,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
Jnmcstown Stamns.

Washington Especially The Post.
master General decided to add five
cent stamp to the ones and twos al.
ready determined upon to constitute
the commemorative series for the
jamestown Tercentennial Exposition.
The five cent stamp will bear like.
ness of the head of Pocahontas, print
ed in blue. Eight million stamps are
to be issued of this denomination, tc
supply the demand for foreign post.
age. The. head of Captain John
Smith, in green, is to decorate the
one cent stamp, of which 100000
are being printed
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
viii Not Take Train or.

New York (Special The New
York Central Railroad Company is
not going to take off its 1S-houi
trains between here and Chicago un
less the public refuses to buy tickets
for them. Vice President c. +. Daily
of the railroad, made the above de-
claration when asked about the pc
tition from Chicago men addressed
to the New York Central and Penn
sylvania presidents. requesting them
on the ground of safety, to make the
time of the fast trains 20 instead O.,
Is hours during the winter months
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
pitched BY Spreading Rails.

Springfield, O., (SpeclaD The C.
II. & d. eastbound passenger train,
which was being detoured over the
Pennsylvania Road, was ditched at
1915 P. NJ, three miles east OF
jamestown by the spreading of the
rails. Melvin e. Clancy. engineer,
and Clark Griffin, fireman, were kill
ed and several passengers injured
The train consisted of two day
coaches and baggage car.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
Entire Train Demolished.

Meadville, Pa. Especially - The
second section of freight train No.
rs. on the Erie Railroad. was ditched
six miles east of this place. and En-
gineer r. d. Logan and a brakeman
were killed. Several other tralnmen
were seriously injured, The train
was composed of two engines and q
freight cars. II was running at a
fast rate OF speed, when the cross
beam on the forward engine dropped
to the track, derailing the train The
entire train was demolished.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
Dismissed For Hnzinc.

Mexico, Mo-, (SpeciaD Twenty
three cadets of the Missouri Military
Academy, many of them members
of prominent families, were expelled
from the academy for hazing Cadet
Czane, of Peoria, H. Czane, 16 years
old, was seized by his FELLOWSHIP
dents and thrown into the icy waters
OF lake. He narrowly escaped
drowning.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
Another Navnl Disaster.

Paris (By Cable) - The French
torpedo-boat No. 263 and the de-
stroyer Epe. while maneuvering with
out lights near Ajaccio, ran into each
other.
Two men were killed and one was
fatally injured. The torpedo boat
was beached. The Epe was able to
re-enter the harbor
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
IMPRISONED ON ROCK.
Narrowing Experience OF A New
Yorker On Island Cliff.

Los Angeles, Cal. Especially I'M
prisoned for two days and two nights
on a narrow ledge of crumbling rock
on Catalina Island and unable to
communicate his danger to boating
parties almost within sound Of his
voice, e. l.. Sand, a tourist from
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson, n. Y, was
rescued by fishermen.
Descending a steep cliff to bathe
at the mouth of an unfrequented can
yon, Sand found himself unable to
retrace his steps because of the
crumbling character of the rocky
cliff
During the daylight. boating par
ties were almost constantly in sight,
but his predicament was not observ-
ed and he remained unrescued. He
almost collapsed after his rescue.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
MADE ROOSEVELT LAUGH.
Explanation OF Sudden Thunder-cIap
BY Man In Street Car.

BY Man In Street Car.
Washington (SpeciaD .-Represen-
tative Gardner, of Massachusetts,,
told President Roosevelt a story.
Il was coming down town In a
street car" said Mr.. Gardner, when
everyone In the coach was startled
by a clap OF thunder. The man next
to me pointed over in the direction
of the White House and exclaimed: ::
President Roosevelt must have shot
another railroad president.
When the President heard the
story he fairly roared with laughter.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
Foreign.

The ceiling of the old hall in the
Tanrida Palace, st. Petersburg, in
which the lower house of parliament
meets, collapsed. While there were
rumors of a plot, 1t appears to have
been purely an accident.
Captain Rode, of the Austrian
Hungarian army, declares that Japan
Is feverishly rushing work on her
military and naval establishments.
The body of NJ. Petkoff, the pre-
mier of Servia, who was assassinated
In Sofia, Bulgaria, March II. was
bu lied in the public cemetery.
,'he British armored cruiser Duke
of Edinburgh grounded in the har-
Dor of Dover, but was gotten off
without damage.
The Dutch troops captured an inn
portant rebel stronghold on the Is
land Of Celebes. Dutch East Indies.
Edouard Toudouze. famous as
painter of NEUROLOGICAL subjects and
landscapes. died in Paris.
The Sultan of Turkey received the
American ambassador, Mr.. Leishman,
in private audience.
The semiohicial Temps newspaper
of Paris says that If the question of
Limitation of armaments is discussed
at the coming peace conference in
ternational relations will become
worse than before.
In a conflict between police and
strikers in Belgrade, Servia, five
strikers were killed and 20 wounded.
Lord Curzon, ex-viceroy of India.
was elected chancellor of oxford
University. defeating Lord Rosebery.
The Grand Duke Michael brother
OF the Car, has given 100000 for
the relief of famine sufferers.
The Honduran revolutionists de-
feated President Emillo's forces, ac-
cording 10 Nicaraguan reports.
Robbers bound and decapitated
the proprietor. Ave laborers and
woman of a Russian estate.
Mrs. s. N. Castle, an early mis-
sionary in the Hawaiian Islands, is
dead at the age OF 90.
An inventory of the late Shah's
jewels puts their value at s50,0OO,-
900.
In disastrous train wreck DR..
Adam Jameson, ex-minister of public
lands, and II others, all Of them
prominent South Africans. were kill
ed and II others injured in a wreck
on the Delagoa Line.
Five executions daily are said to
have occurred In Russia as the result
OF drumhead courts martial.
Lord Beauchamp Nevill was ar
rested In London on the charge of Sc
curing diamonds by a trick.
A decisive engagement between the
Honduran and Nicaraguan forces is
said to be imminent
Fifteen hundred longshoremen have
taken the places of the strikers at
Hamburg.
Two thousand peasants were made
homeless by fire at. Borsano, Italy.
The miners OF the Charleroi (Bel-
gium) district In a referendum vote
decided TO adopt the eigh-hour work.
day
The Woman's Enfranchisement Bill
was practically killed in the British
House OF Commons for the present
session. The gallery OF the House
was crowded with women. A petit
tion signed by $1,000 women protest
Ing against suffrage to their sex was
presented.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
Revolution In Vcnczneln.

Willemstad, Curacao (By Cable).
A dispatch received here from Gu
cuta, Columbia. announces that a
powerful revolution has started in
the State of Tachira. Venezuela. with
Gen. Juan Pablo Penalosa as its
leader.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21
DISASTER IN FRENCH NAVY
One of frances Finest Battlcships
Blown Up.

Toulon (By Cable). - A terrible
disaster occurred here. The powder
magazines on board the French bat
tleship lena blew up at 1885, and as
result Captain Adigard. the com
mander of the battleship; Captain
vertier. chief of staff of the Medi-
terranean Squadron, and from 20 to
so blueiackets are dead, while Rear
Admiral Manceron and hundreds Of
other men are suffering from in
juries, some of them horrible in their
extent.
Naval circles are aghast and the
public is stunned by the appalling
catastrophe, coming so soon after the
loss of the French submarine boat
Lutin, in which 16 men met death.
The entire after part of the lena
was blown to pieces. The bodies of
the victims were hurled through the
air by succession of explosions, and
the panic-stricken workmen at the
arsenal fed from the vicinity of the
drydock for their lives. Scores of
the men who were on board the lena
jumped either overheard or onto the
stone quays, and sustained serious in
iuries
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21

A scheme is on foot for creating
Japanese agricultural colony In the
heart of Alberta. says the China Tele-
graph. Well-to-do Japanese farmers
are TO be taken out. according to
the project, and they will turn heir
attention to the raising OF wheat
and the cultivation OF sugar beets
and anything else that will thrive
In the climate.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-03-21

Vice Consul II. M. stadden, OF
Manaznillo. reports on the cultiya-
ton OF the pochote tree, which pro-
duces fine iber known In Mexico
as silk floss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
IA ACADEMIA |NSULAR
FL sefIor Santiago retro su proyecto
sobre la ense1anza preparatoria
de policlas.
Ell REGLAMENTO

En- Ell animado debate del bill del
senor Santiago, sobre la creacion de
una Academia de policias en- San
Juan, Rio Piedras y Mayagiiez, to-
maron parte los sehores Santoni, I'll
zol, Arrillaga y Santiago.
Ell dictamen de la Comision habia
sido favorable al proyecto. Pero los
senores Santoni Tizol com batieron
las secciones. Ell sefior Tizol expu.
SO que considerable innecesario ell
proyecto por Greer que la educacion
de los policfas dependia de una Aca
demla mas 8 menos bien dirigida
que este estaba en- Ell mismo temple
de los individuos que Sc dedica ban
a ser guardias como pudieran dedi-
CarSe OtrOS OhcloS.
Que este era una mala organiza
ci6n del reglamento y falta de vo-
luntad en- la Comision de la polic1a
insular que no hacia m6ritos para
procurar buenos elementos en- su
cuerpo. Hizo oposicion tenaz a la
totalidad del proyecto. Ell seflor
Conception pidi6 que fuese enmen-
dada la seccl0n primera en- Ell sentido
Ique Sc pusleran escuelas en- todos los
distritos electorales de la isIa, pero
puesta d votaci0n fue derrotada. FL
senior Santoni impugno el bill desde
el punto ecOn6mlcO cOnsiderando que
actualmente resultaba gravoso, ma
kline cuando la Legislature tenia que
afrOntar tantOs prOblemas de verda
,+,tn II k,
de hospltales y otros servicios de
administrator.
Manifesto tambi6n que Ell proyectc
del se1lor Santiago podia obviarse
con solo tener TN POGO mas de rigor
en- la admission de los polcias.
Ell senior Barreras sostuvo que pa
sase el bill al reglamento de la poll
cla jnsular que en- la pr6xima legis-
latura p0dria ponerse en- pr1ctica tan
laudable prOyecto.
Ell senor Santiago defendi6 el die
tdmen de la Comis ion Y adujo razones
, 4 fin de que Sc aprObase. FL sefol
| Santiago lamento dc que apenas Sc
| hjasen EN- las condolences morales {
inteiectuales que deben adornar los
agenteS de la autOridad, 10 cual hacfa
que hubiera en- Ia isla, veces, abu-
SOS y atropellos. Sin embargo sc AGO
gja al pensamiento del sefor Barre
ras Y retiraba ei bill pero con la con
dicj6n de que fuera al reglamento de
aquel institute.
Ell sei1or Tizo1 solicit6 que el pro
yecto Dasase 1 la Comisi6n informa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
la referida sociedad y el incremento
lque va tomando esta terrible enfer-

la referida sociedad y el incremento
que va tomando esta terrible enfer-
|medad.
Ell Tesorero dijo, que comprendia
que eran razones muy logicas las ex-
puestas por el Comisionsdo do del Inte-
rlor pero que no Sc ponls 4 probar
la ley, por que la Liga Antitubercu-
losa no dependia del gobierno que
es en- ell t1nico case en- que Sc puedc
conceder 10 que dispone Ell citado
bill.
Mr.. Post, propone TN sustituto y
manifesto que Ell no 10 ha estudiado
bIen y solicita Ell concurso del Con-
seJo para que sea enmendado en- 10
que tenga digno de ellos.
Dlaz Navarro secunda Ell sustituto
de Post.
Pide la palabra otra vez ell Conf
slonado del Interior, manifesto
que cuando aun no habfa terminado
de hablar sc le habia concedido la
palabra otro sef1or cOnsejero y que
ESQ era contrario al reglam mento del
Consejo.
40 PA~oio~ASieh IAS CID oNuP Pdut pOl
Mr.. Falkner, manifesto, que Sc hacia
culpable de los cargos hechos por
Mr.. Grahame, pero que 81 10 fue para
llevar mas ligera la discucion Y que
pedla perdon de la falta cometida.
Mr.. Post dice que Ell Sc cree culpa-
bic de 10 expuesto por Ell sefIor Co.
mlsionado del Interior, y que 81 pre-
sento Ell custituto fue porque Ell pro-
yecto anterior trajo de la Camara
tres cuatro puntos que afectan con
otras leyes que eXisten en- las leyes
estatutorlas y viola los principios del
Consejo con respecto de este asunto.
Ell Seflor Dlaz Navarro propuso que
dado 10 avanzado de la bora, Sc sus-
pendlera Ia discussion del sustituto
para hoy 4 las dlez de la mai1ana, y
que Sc hicieran varias copiaS del
ref terldo sustituto en- ca Stellano para
que 10 pud ieran aprobar los sehores
Consejeros. Puesto 4 votaci6n la
proposition del seI1or Diaz Navarro
fue aprobada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Las 6anzaS sobre taqui6rafO
La Comision de Hacienda Y Presu
puesto recomienda mil dollars
en- vez de cinco mil.


La Comisi6n de Hacienda Y Prcsu
puesto recomendo favorablemente sii
enmiendas la proposition de ley d.
la Alta Canara presentada por MI
Feuille. Sc trata de la secci6n de /;
ley sobre taqufgrafos en- los tribuna-
les de Distrito.
El sefior Was Ochoteco al defende-
lei dict amen de la Comision manifes.
to que la Camara impartiera su apro-
bacion al proyecto.
Ell objeto fundamental de la EXPIRE
sada proposition es rebajar la ianzs
que tenian que prestar los taqufgrafos
en- el fiel desempefio de sus deberes
Dicha fianza era de 5000 dollars
en- la ley anterior, y este era I'm obs
taculo para que muchos jovenes con,
venientemente preparados pudierar
presentarse examenes. La Cor7i-
sion crey6 su deber reba jar la fame
demasiada excesiva & 1000 dollars.
FL sefIor Was Ochoteco sol icit6 Ia
vOtaClon del bill. Sc aprobo el pro-
yecto en- segunda lectura. Anoche
paso EN- tercera lectura en- la Ca
mara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
Los Curanderos de oidoS

En- china ell ser curandero de
Orejas constituye una profession
especial. Los que Ia ejercen sor
COnsideradOs, a la vez, como sa-
bios, como artistas Y como ma
gOS.
En- efecto. su mission cOnsiste
no solo en- curar los oidos. sir
vlendOSe de un sencillo intru-
mental de palillos Y pinzas, sinC
tam blen en- eXtraer del Cere
bro de los individuos los malos
espitus alojados en- el, Y que
costituyeD la preocupacior
Constante de los chin0s; V la ex
Traction de tar importuno>
huespedes Sc efectua precisa
mente por ell dido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-09
LA SESSION. DE- ANOCHE
EN- Ell C0NSEJO EXECUTIVE

Di6 principio a las nueve y veinte
minutes.
Asistieron los seiIores Conse ieros
Post, del Vale, AcuiIa, Falkner
Ward, Feullle, Sanchez Morales Bar
bosa, Willoughby, Grohame y Dfaz
Navarro
Sc discutio ell Reglamento de Mr..
Grahame sobre bahlas y puertos.
Fue aprobado.
Ell Alcalde de Guayanilla remite
una ordenanza de aquel Ayuntamien-
to solicitando que Ia carretera de
Ponce 4 Juncos pase por aquel tGrmi-
no municipal.
La Camara de Delegados participa
haber aprobado 81 G B MIN. Para re-
glamentar la compra de efectos para
ell gobierno. Pas6 Ia Comision de
Conferencia.
Tambi6n particip6 la Camara ha Der
aprobado los G B MIN, so, AZ. Is y
a. y los Fl B MIN. ~, yIi8.
Fue discutido en- tercera lectura
el II B ndmero 80 creando el cargo
de auxiliar del Registrador de la
Propiedad de San Juan y otros fines
Ell Il B numero II8 Para conce-
der una subvencion de quinientos
dollars mensuales q la Liga Antitu-
berculosa de Puerto Rico. Este bill
fue Mr.. Grahame quien solicit6 fue-
,ra aprooado, dada l. lmpo.taacia de