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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
RfcHFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Larson went 70
Provo Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs Cor
neilus Salisbury. their son-in-Iaw.
Moroni Lazenby, county commissioner
OF Wayne county, was over from Loa
this week
Joseph and Miss Clara Parish arrived
from Davis county this week on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. A J. Poulson and Mrs.
|. ]. Stewart and families.
Mrs. Charles Erickson returned Friday
from two weeks visit with relatives
at Ephraim-
Mrs. Clarissa BeaI Peterson returned
from Ephraim Sunday to spend a few
days with her parents. Her aunt Mrs.
Hanson: sister OF Mr.. Beal, also ac-
companied
County Attorney ]. G. Jorgenson spent
Saturday and Sunday in Salina with his
parents.
Lester Ogden came down from Kimber-
ly Saturday and expects TO remain.
James FTeese was down from Ogden
this week visiting with the family OF his
sister. Mrs. 9. G. GOldbranson.
Mrs. NJ NJ Johnson came down from
Salt Lake this week on visit to her
mother, Mrs. H. p. Miller and other rela-
tives.
Lloyd Mount are down from Kimberly
this week on account Of Mr.. Lawsen's
poor health.
Miss Adicta Pierson went to Salt Lake
Sunday to remain indefinitely.
Ed Nelson came down from Kimberly
Tuesday after a few days visit here with
relatives he left for Ouray, Colo.
Miss Helen Christensen returned 10
Bingham Tuesday after visit here with
her parents.
Mrs. @. E. Snow returned 10 Manti
Wednesday after a visit with the family
OF her daughter. Mrs Dilworth Woolley.
Charles Hancock and wife, former resi-
dents of Burrville. started on their re
turn to Canada Thursday.
Enock Jorgenson OF Provo visited with
his brother John G. Jorsenson during the
past week.
Mrs. Catherine Buchanan OF Wellington.
Emery county, is here visiting with her
sister. Mrs j. F. Chidester.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barlow returned
from Kimberly Wednesday and viii now
remain here for the present.
Paul Beutler has been very I'll with
rheumatism the past two weeks. He mas
been unable to assist himself In any way
John Stevens was down from Kimberly
during the past week visiting with his
family.
Miss Jennie Nelson arrived in Rich
field Tuesday direct from Denmark, and
VIII make her home with c. A. Hanson.
Continued on Page 10.
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MT. PLEASANT.

MAIDS Nelson of Nevada and Mrs N
X. Nelson of Springyille came to Mt
Pleasant this week, and are guests Of
p M Nelson. principal of the public
INLAY respectively.
DR.. c. H Ray, wife and child, were in
Bingham Canyon several days this week,
returning Wednesday.
H s. Simpktn was down from Spring.
vile this week His home is in Chester,
but he is living at present at the Utah
county town
Miss Josephine Hansen went 10 Rich
filed this week. after a four months
visit in Mt Pleasant with her sister
Mrs. M r. Anderson.
Mrs. Lawson Aldrich is over for a short
time from Castle Dale.
County Game Warden Jas. Baxter has
been in Mt Pleasant from Gunnison, sew
eral days this week
Quarterly conference of the North San
pete Stake of the L. d. S. chur4h will be
held in Mt Pleasant next Saturday and
Sunday.
California. in which state he has spent
the past three weeks. He returned via
San Francisco.
Geo. Ryland is q Salt Lake visitor this
week
her home in Hyrum. Cache county, after
a lengthy visit in this city with her par
ents. MIR and Mrs. ole Hansen Her hus-
band was here few days also.
Mrs Mabel Spicer and Miss Ollie Syn
dergaard returned Monday from salt
Lake wher they have been couple of
weeks
MIR. and Mrs. Niels Larsen went 10
Salt Lake Monday expecting to remain
three or four weeks
A. c. Candland made short trip TO
Salt Lake City this week.
Andrew L. Larsen and Mrs. Mary
Christensen. leader and organist respect
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AMERICAN FORK.

Joseph Lloyd of Rexburg. Ida, is Wis
iting in American Fork, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. s. d. Chapman.
Mrs. c. A. Storrs and Mrs. Charles
Miller returned home Tuesday from q
ten-day visit with their parents at Manti.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Greenwood Of the
Fourth ward announce the wedding Of
their daughter, Javenta. to Ernest Pax
man of this city, which will take place
at the Salt Lake temple on the 10Th Of
this month Both are popular and high
ly respected young people of this place.
Iva Adams, who has been spending a
month in California, returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. ]. H. Storrs spent the fore part
of the week in Springville visiting her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Harri-
SON
Miss Lsura Boley visited friends in
Salt Lake City Tuesday and Wednes-
Miss Amanda Chapman was a visitor
at the state capital the fore part Of the
week
home in the First ward Wednesday night
I'm honor Of her grandson, Master Gle1-
hills birthday.
A. II. Lowe and Miss Ethel Classify
beth popular and well known young peo-
pie of this city. will be married in the
month. They viii leave for a mission
to Scotland on the Sd of April.
Miss Stella Whiting Of Lehi was visit
ing friends in American Fork Tuesday.
r. E. Knowlden Of Provo was in Amer
lean Fork Friday.
The Misses Ida, Amanda and Liza Chip
man entertained large number of
friends at their beautiful home in the
Second ward Friday night. ParlOr games
and cards furnished the amusement for
the evening. A dainty luncheon was
served.
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Ueek's Social Happenings in CoWns Of State

place. has Resigned his position and ia
ken better one with the Pioneer Sam
ping company OF Sandy
u H. Brockbank has gone to Tonopah
New
Horace Godfrey has left for Old Mexico
or pleasure trip.
Mrs David Mcmillan entertained a
rev of her friends at cards Friday even
ing at her home on Vine street.
Forest Stillman and Miss Alvine Ellis
were united in marriage during the week.
Fred Clark has returned to his home
at Mt. Pleasant. He has been visiting
his son, o. F. Clark. the past week
Albert Shaw will leave shortly for &C.
dar City.
William Erickson has been on the sick
list this week
DIR. and Mrs. Ferrebee have left for
California on a pleasure trip.
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lively OF the Mt Pleasant L. D. s. church
shoir, were rendered a surprise party
at the South Ward meeting house, by the
choir members and few invited friends.
Thursday evening. A fine luncheon was
partaken of. songs and speeches listened
to, and an enjoyable time generally had
During the evening Mr.. Larsen was pre-
scented with a handsome watch fob. and
Mrs. Christensen with a cane rocking
chair. There were about 100 people pre-
sent.
Bent r Hansen was among the weeks
Salt Lake visitors.
W. D. Candland returned Thursday
from two weeks trip east, having been
as far as Ohio
l. Larsen and mother, Mrs. Ida Lar
sen returned Wednesday from Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. Francis Jensen paid Salt Lake a
shprt visit this week.
]. w McIsiam spent part of the week
in Sewer and Piute counties
Mr. and Mrs. A. H Maiben are Salt
Lake visitors the latter part of the week.
p. H Madsen has gone to Salt Lake
to remain a month.
w. II. and Earl See1y have gone to
Castle Dale to remain until spring.
The Andelin-Clark concert company
appeared in this city last night.
A Stamper q civil engineer employed
by the United States government on the
Panama canal, is here this week visiting
with his wife, who is spending the win
ter with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Mork
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LOGAN.

The banquet and ball rendered the aged
folk Of the Second ward on Friday was
the finest thing of its kind given here in
a long time Over 100 guests were pres
ent, and they spent a very pleasant time
in feasting, dancing and listening to an
excellent musical program provided for
them.
The MutuaIs of the Fourth ward gave
a delightful social on Thursday evening.
IL was largely attended;
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Hill, of Ogden, re-
turned to their home the first of the
week. after an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in this vicinity.
Miss Neda Thatcher returned Friday
evening from Salt Lake City, where she
visited for a time with friends
s. NJ. McCurdy, of Cheyenne, Wyo.
spent the greater part of the week in
Logan.
Niels Anderson visited his parents in
Salt Lake City the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HaSlam, jr., of Poca-
tello. were the guests of Logan friends
this week
DR.. d. ]. Sutton. of Montpelier, Idaho.
was the guest of Logan friends the first
of the week.
Mrs William McCalmont was rendered
reception on Tuesday afternoon by
some of her friends.
Miss Fannie Hansen. of Montpelier.
Idaho. is visiting with Logan friends
Miss ]. Reader returned to her home
in Ogden on Monday, after spending two
weeks in Logan as the guest Of Mrs. Ju-
uuC JdcODseD-
NJ L. Eastman and wife. of Denver,
are with Logan friends for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bennings, of To-
ledo, Ohio, spent Monday and Tuesday
with Logan friends. They left for Port
land Ore. on Wednesday.
Richard Seligmann, of Chicago, spent a
couple of DAYS of this week as the guest
of his brother, Ed Se1ignann.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. g. CFessall entertained
at dinner on Monday in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Budd, OF Alberta, Canada.
who have been visiting with Logan rela-
tives for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Lauritzen- Of Wes-
ton. Idaho. visited in Logan this week
Ed Stewart returned from Grand Is
land. Neb. on Monday
Mrs. Julia Petty, of Richmond, spent
part of the week in Logan as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs ]. 8 Hendricks.
Walter Hogan. of Thatcher, Idaho,
spent the first of the week in Logan.
The young people Of the Sixth ward
gave a sociable on Thursday evening that
was well attended.
W. Hillman, of Dempsey, Idaho, visited
Logan friends this week
Ephraim Nicholson spent the first Of
the week with Ogden friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvet L. Hale returned 10
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BINGHAM.

Miss Lucind Benson went to Salt Lake
Sunday for few DAYS visit with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Greaves left Tor
their home in Richfield Monday.
Mrs. Ellen NJ Peterson of Moroni was
visiting friends here Monday
James Jensen OF Murray Is in town
visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. B. @. Walters of this city was
visiting friends in Mt Pleasant this
week.
Mrs. c. ]. Frost returned home from
Richfield Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Beal and Mrs. T.
w Hanson OF the Snow academy were
visiting relatives and friends at SaIina
Sunday. They returned home Monday.
Mrs. Anton Peterson was visiting her
parents In Richfield last Saturday
John SOrenson, Andrew w Byergo and
Oliver Christensen returned home from
a pleasure trip to California the first part
of the week
Miss Hazel GreaveS entertained a few
friends at her home Saturday.
The Misses Petra and Marie Anderson
entertained a party of friends at their
home last week
The eighth grade graduating class Of
Ephraim elected the following officers at
the meeting Friday evening: Daniel An
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PARK CITY.

a.. Ethel Clarke entertained the men,
-. ~ the Junior class of the Park City
~ school at a candy pull at her homo
llsi h evening The fore part OF the
es,5,- and following this refreshments
cai.@' served. after which the young peO-
We V,nzde merry with music, the class
pises betng sung several times.
STE 15e teachers Of Summit county spent
,-l,5sv and Saturday in Cealville, at an
in Insult I,eary returned to her school
NJ in salt Lake, Monday afternoon,
M Es5er a pleasant visit in this city with
relatives NJ, ,,-,r,, -, e,.,,,, -, .,;.,.
~ week and viii visit in Park for a
fey gtre az D. Gray entertained a crowd Of
Ids AT a KensingtOn Tuesday after
- in honor of her daughter. Mrs. II.
W. nv iCuIbertson, who IS visiting from Ne
va adm Prisk was a Park visitor from
s91 t'''R eck left for Nevada Monday
.s,ernoon. where he expects to locate.
Wr and Mrs. A. ): chamberlain re-
s,,ad Ia their home in the city Thurs
t ,.,i 9afternoon, after a brief visit 10 this
city, very pleasant affair of the week so
"a v-as the afternoon party Wednes-
S Sav given by Mrs y. ", HayI. at her
u
Eoin c-abin.s After several hours of So
A lIs converse delicious refreshments
la ssrved BY the hostess
Nl 5it,ssssor L. S. Twiggs returned from a
- 1iSit in Salt Lake with relatives.
tn G.orge W. CULVER returned from a
,uoa5f two weeks visit in California
w. ~ S,fargaret Shields returned to the
~. 5r0ndsv afternoon, after a pleasant
cits .sifh her parents in this city.
VIZ 80 tr2ardsley entertained the o. K. o.
ai' a. no. home Wednesday morning,
ci-Y oftsr the regular work, light refresh
~ sore served. The next meeting
Il ,i 4, beid with Miss Hannah Lecompte.
lanes Harrington returned to Salt
~ Sunday afternoon, where he is at
s,.15ing the university.
NJ william J. Buck 6nd Mrs. Thomas
LIZ entertained a crowd of friends at
iir-,cbeon and Kensington Thursday af-
= ..aor AT the home OF the former, in
t ~ NJ Mrs. Rose and daughter. who
aCe VISITING in this city from Canada
Ne and Mrs Douglas Allen and chill
sren returned from a ten days visit in
she CITY Wednesday morning
Ms Charles Regsn Of Salt Lake is Wis
ting in this city with her mother, Mrs.
MS Eleanor Wright entertained the
,,,sr,bers III the Y. G. G. club at her
bome on Woo6side avenue Friday even
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MISUNDERSTANDING,

Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Fenkell entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening. the occasion
being MIR Fenkells Both birthday. Cow
ers were laid for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Gstler entertained a
crowd of friends at their home Saturday
evening. Music and cards was the fea-
ture of the evening.
Mrs c. Csreenwell. Mrs. p. ID. Fcnkell
and Mrs. J. Ostler were Salt Lake visi-
tors Wednesday.
The Highland Boy scBooihOuse is near
completion. The residents having chill
dren will find a long needed want filled
Mrs. f. Zivickey returned from Salt
Lake Monday.
Mrs. E. Jensen left for California We'd
neSday
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derson, president; Eva Bailey, vice presi-
dent; Ernest Nielsen, secretary; Willie
Armstrong. treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Greaves are rejoic-
ing over the safe arrival of baby boy
Mrs. A. Jensen of Mayfield was In town
Saturday. visiting.
Mrs. Herbert o. Smyth and childr1l are
visiting here this week
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their home in Grantsvflle this week after
visit of nearly a month with Logan
relatives.
Rev. Theodore Wobus, of Ogden, was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bexen on Mon
day.
| Mrs. Joseph Wright and Mrs. Alt Brown
Of Ogden, are the guests of Mrs. J. Hend-
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parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Birch.
Isaac Wagstaff made a trip 70 Cedar
Valley the fore part of the week
Miss Matna Sager has returned homo
from California after having spent the
last year in that state.
Joseph Householder was in town the
fore part Of this week from Ely, New.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-21
MUNIoIPIo De cAeUAs.
Anuncio de subasta

SPOR CUANTO: Este NUM-
cipio habra de llevar q cabo las
obras necesariaS para installation de
un Acueducto y abastecimiento de
aguas para la ciudad, y con el fin
de llevar 4 cabo dichas obras es ne
cesario anunciar la subasta pIblics
de las mismas, con la debida anti.
cipaci6n y para conocimiento de los
que quieran hacer proposiciones.
POR TANTO: Ordenese POI
el Concejo Municipal de Caguas:
SeaG5n PTmeya. Ell dfa Gator
&c de Mayo de 1907, q las dos dc la
tarde, Sc adjudicaran en- phblica
subasta las obras ABASTECI-
MIENTO DE AGUAS PARA
LA CIUDAD DE CAGUAS, cuyo
presupuesto asciende 4 Ia suma de
CINCUENTA Y SIETE MIL
CIENTO OCHENTA Y CINCO
DOLLAS. SETENTA YUM
CENTAVOs, ($s7.IS5.T.)
.See16n SegHndG.-L,a subasta
Sc celebrara con arreglo q 10 dis
puesto en- la Secci6n o6 de la Ley
Municipal, y tendra lugar Ell el Sa-
Ion de actos del Ayuntamiento, an
te la Junta de Subasta presidida
por el Alcalde de la ciudad, hallan-
dose de manifesto, para conod-
miento del pdblico, en- La 0fcina
del Secretario Municipal, los dOcu-
mentos que habran de regir en- la
contrata. Tambien podran verse
los pianos en- la Ofcina del Inge-
Micro, don Juan Bautista Rodri-
guez en- San Juan, P. R., calle de
sSaH Justos ndmero 4.
Seaa6s 7syuoa; Las proposi.
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(CendusiSn)

El Speaker nombra 4 los se-
flores Muhoz y Blondet para confe-
renciar con una comisi6n del Con-
sejo sobre las enmiendas introduce
en- el c. B.
La comisi6n de conferencia del
c. B. 79, sobre construction de va
rios caminos presenta su informe.
FL seiior Mufoz explica las enmien-
das. Dice que en- este proyecto Sc
refunden dos proyectos va aproba-
dos por la Camara, de inodo que
recomieuda Sc apruebe. Sc pone q
votaci6n y Sc ap1ueba.
FL Consejo ha aprobado el H.
B, $50, para adquirir los retratos de
Winthrop y Roosevelt para la ga
lerfa de la Mansion Ejecutiva, pin
tados por el sefor Frade.
FL Consejo Executive ha firma-
do los c. B. 38 y substitute al 26,
substitute al c. B. 4.
Acepta el informe de las comi-
stones de conferencias sobre los c.
B. .35y4r.
Aprueba el proyecto substitute
del Consejo q la H.J.R. no s ylo So
mete 4 la consideration de Ia ca.
mara. Sc refere al muelle de Ma
yagiiez. Sc da lectura a dicho pro.
yecto y queda aprobado en- 2a lee.
tura. Sc suspenden los efectos de-
reglamento y Sc vota y aprueba er
tercera lectura.
Sc concede un receso.
Sc reanuda la session.
Sc da lectura al bill del Conse
10 n9 29 substitute al de la Camars
sobre granjas agricolas. Sc pone
votaci6n y Sc aprueba en- segunds
lectura. Con suspension del re-
glamento Sc vota el proyecto en- 8?
lectura.
El gobernador aprueba y frms
las siguientes leyes: Il Sobre or
ganizaci6n del sistema judicial. q
Sobre construction de una peniten
ciaria en- Vieques. s. Fijando e
tipo de interes sobre toda clase d.
obligaciones.
81 Consejo Executive remite
I'm bill sustituto al H. B. I57 abo-
liendo la pesca por medic de cora.
les.
81 senor Torres Sc opone al
proyecto. Dice que Ia Camara vo'
t6 un proyecto abOliendo la ley que
prohibfa la pesca por medic de CO.
rrales y este bill sustituto Sc refers
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ia Adjudicadora, compuesta del
Alcalde de Ia ciudad, del Presiden.
te del ConeejO Municipal y del Sc
cretario del Municipio.
Secct6n QHfnta.-En caso de
procederse & una licitaci6u verbal
por empate, Ia mfnima puja ser& de
|ClNCUENTA DOLLARS,
(5o,oo).
.Se0r16n Sexta.-La Administra.
ci6n Sc reserva el derecho de recha-
Ear cualquiera de las propOsiciOnes
8 todas elias.
Seoci6n sfptimG. .-Esta Orde-
nanza empezara q regir tan pronto
sea aprobada por el Alcalde de Ia
ciudad y copias de ella Sc fjarau
en- cinco puntos visibles de Ia ciu.
dad, lnSertandoSe en- TN periodico
de general circulaci6n.S
Yo, Juan c. Villariny Delgado, Sc
cretario del Concejo Municipal
de Caguas, P. R.,
Certifco: Que Ia Ordenanza,
de Ia cual es una copia fiel y sxac-
ia la precedente, fue adoptada por
unanimidad de seiS Concejales, de
los siete de que Sc compone este
Cuerpo, en- session ordinaria cele.
brsda en- Ia nOche de aver, IS de
Mario de 1907, y que habiendo ST.
do certifcada al Alcalde Ia ha de.
vuelto en- esta fecha con su aproba.
ci6n y firma. En- fe de clio y para
dar cumplimiento q 10 dispuesto,
expido la presente que frmo, en
Caguas a t6 de Mario de 1907.
]. c. V1LLARINY,
SecretariO Municipal.
We B9-G. GIMRxxz, Alcalds,
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clones deberan ajustarse extriCta.
mente al modelo que aparece unido
al pliego de condolences, cuyos do
cumentos Sc consideraran como
parte de la proposition. Sc presen-
taran en- pliegos cerrados, admi-
tiendose unicamente haSta la hors
indicada en- la secci6n siguiente.
Los referidos pliegoS deberan con-
tener el recibo que acredite haber
consignado el ltcitador, en- la Teso-
rerfa Municipal, como fanza provi-
sional, la cantidad de MIL CIEN-
TO CINCUENTA DOLLARS,
($I.I5o,o oo) 8 bien un check girado
por el Tesorero de Puerto Rico 8
por el Tesorero de otro Munich
pio contra los depoSitarios de
fondos insulares, seg1n Ell Regls-
mento de Contabilidad Municipal.
Sc declararan nulas las proposicio-
mes que falten a cualquiera de estos
requisites, 6 a los consignados en-
el pliego de condiciones, y aquellas
cuyo importe exceda de la cantidad
presupuesta.
Seaci6n CNayta. Para la ad-
de proposiciones Sc abrira
IN periodic de tempo y comprendi-
do desde el I9 de Mario hasta IA
Mayo de 1907, de 9 & ira m. y de
4 a 4 p. m, en- la Secretaria Mt
nicipal de esta ciudad. Dicha ad-
mission quedars defnitivamente ce-
rrada a la una y media de la tar
de del citado dfa IA de Mayo y
Ia aperture de los pliegos, conte-
niendo dichas proposiciones, Sc We
rifcars { las dos de Ia tarde del re-
petido dia IL de Mayo, ante Ia Jun.
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solamente q imponer multaS al que
pesque en- esas condolences.
Ell sehor Tizol manifesto que,
aunque no esta conforme con que
Sc restituya la pesca por corrales,
advierte que el bill sustituto esta
en- relaci6n con 10 que aspiran los
proponentes del proyecto. Solo sc
prohibe instalar corrales de pesca
en- aguas navegables.
81 sefor Blondet secunda al
sefor Tizol y expresa que el Con-
sejo ha presentado ese bill porque
no ha querido legislar en- asuntos
de aguas navegables, concretando-
Sc solo a imponer castigos al que
infrinja esta ley, pero no prohibe
que esos corrales Sc instalen allf
donde no hay tra6co de embarca-
clones. =
FL sehor Was, autor del pro-
proyecto original, de6ende el susti-
tuto recomendando su aprobaci6n
4 Ia Camara.
FL sefor Arrillaga manifesto
que 81 este proyecto no Sc aprueba,
permanecera en- vigor el bill Crosas
y los pobres pescadores estaran pri-
vados de ese medic de vida; y 81 el
bill Sc aprueba, Sc podra pescar en-
la forma que-hoy Sc prohibe.
El sefior Trelles Sc opone al
bill, porque dice que en- el Sc inclu-
yen las redes.
Sc propone la question previa
Sc vota el por lista y Sc obtiene e
siguiente resultado: 20 votos dicer
que ST; uno que NO. Ell bill queda
aprobado en- "a lectura.
Sc da lectura al proyecto sus-
tituto a la H. ]. R. 6, (Se re6ere q
ceder el muelle de Ia aPuntillas de
Mayagiiez al municipio de aquel
pueblo.
El seiior Guerra manifesto que
seg1n aprob6 la secci6n "a de este
proyecto, tambien Sc opone q Ia
secci6n "a, Notwithstanding
las facultades al municipio de Ma
yagiiez para poseer libremente Ia
propiedad, administration y explo'
taci6n de ese muelle.
Preside el sefior Was Ochoteco.
FL sefior de Diego propone una
enmienda.
FL sefior Guerra impugna esta
enmienda.
81 sefor de Diego Sc opone 4
la elimination de la secci6n "a.
Sc pone 4 votaci6n la moci6n
del seiior Guerra, ~ dicen que no;