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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
NOW FOR WAR ON
LUMBER TRUST
Secy. Garfield Says II is Next
Foe Administration viii Cross
Swords With.

Cleveland, O.. Sept. 7.-secy. OF the
Interior James r. GARFIELD. IN an inter
view IN his Mentor home on his return
from a conference with President
Roosevelt, outlined the administrations
next great clash with the trusts
THE Lumber trust is TO be the next
foe with which the Roosevelt admins
tration viii measure swords" said Mr..
GARFIELD, who talked freely Of the in
tention 10 wage a campaign to prevent
combinations IN restraint Of. trade IN
the lumber industry, lutimating that
prosecutions would follow in the effort
10 preserve the forests and 20 abolish
monopoly
Mr.. Garfield said he would be actively
interested In the campaign. although
the real battle would De Wnged By tho
Bureau OF Corporations OF the depart
ment OF commerce ana labor. and by
the inland waterways commission. head
ed by Representative Theodore r..
Burton, of this city
"Our investigation" said Mr. Gar
field. has brought to light that there
is "a lumber trust We have the in
formation clearly and concisoly show
ing the guilty Although / cannot say
when the first action viii be COM
menced, ] presume d VIII take the
form OF am inquiry before the inter-
state commerce commission. The lum-
Der business Is "a national institution,
aud one material interest nov controls
the lumber business"
"Who is that2" was asked
Mr. Garfield only smiled when James
IAN was mentioned. but he remarked:
- VIII say that the Neyerheusers. who
formerly openly controlled the market
are not out of a. The Woycrheusers
are a type among the lumber holders
end stil are, perhaps. the largest own
ora.
"lt D. for the government a. correct
illegal combinations of lumbermen who
have Joined together in any way 10 re-
strain trade. The government will not
be- lonient where any crimnality Is
apparent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
A RECEIVER FOR
BELOING-HALL CO.
President OF Concern Appropri-
ates $4,000 of Corporations
Funds to His Own Use.
WAS INVESTED IN WILDCATS.
Bought Worthless Mining Stocks, Act
cd a. Angel to Theatrical Ven
tures-No Word from HAN.
A TYPICAL STRIKER

Chicago. sept The appointment OF
"a receiver for the properties OF the
Belding-Hau Manufacturing company
followed close upon q discovery by the
creditors Of the concern that it's presi-
dent. Jesse Edison Hall. had appro-
priated TO his own use at least $4,000
OF the corporations funds. As far as
can be discovered, every dollar Of this
money went into mining stock which
was backed up with no tangible prop
erty, theatrical ventures. which made
no money and other securities which
the creditors arc willing 10 sell IN
lump Cor something less than $4,000.
Indications yesterday We're that Hall
would not voluntarily return from Can
ada. ana that criminal prosecution
would be instituted 10 bring him back
10 this country by the first National
bank, which holds notes Of the COM
pany aBgregatng 100000. 10 appears
that Mr. Hail has been borrowing"
the C0mDauy's money for az least TWO
years. There has been little effort on
his part 10 conceal this fact The
money taken out OF the business was
secured only by promissory notes
signed By Mr. Hall AS he has no
other property than the $50 900 worth
Of Beldug-HaN stock. which o. worth
less until al outstanding bills are
paid. Il Is expected that the S315 900
which be borrowed and the $4,000
which me lent irresponsible persons
1855 900 iu an-is a total loss A pa
thatc feature OF the case ls the COM
dition 81 the missing mans two chill
dreu. who aIe living at the Han home
Ia charge of "a housokeepcr Since MI
Han Left Chicago. they have received
no word from him. neither have they
received any money with which 90 meet
the household expenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
Meets With Jesse Knight This
Evening on important
Railroad Matter.
THE TWO MAY GET TOGETHER
Strong Combination i- Hintcd. InvoIv-
ing Railroad Between Ncrnal and
Provo Through Rich Country.

Provo. Tt.1 lart --D,,i9 d. Moo.
al. t.
''' ''''' '''''N'' ""'''''. d" IL
party are out ot Pelican Point today.
This is 90 De- "a smoltor site. but just
what Mr. NTo0at's visit may moan f.
49,. 49,. ~. 20.
i''' N"."" "' 'll7 '.'''' A"e Ni-'
pis VIII meet Win Jesse EnIsnt m
this city this evening and hold "a cone
e..,-....... ,,, ..,t.t, ..u-,.4 r,.,t.,,
.,..
WHICH nave ,9INJ Un "t''''l .. 7,.
ltM .Ns' N'l' I-.I.-Il@ n"9 o-'" I..N
AI.f ... ""ttNlAA'.n 81. -'..A. ...'.a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
Due to Arrive Here Shortly After
3 O'clock This After
noon.
is ENTERTAINED IN OGDEN.
Sounds the Praises Of the Famous
singers Of the junction City
EN- Route 20 Denver.


Ogden. Sept. Hon. Charles Warren
Fairbanks. vic president OF the Unit
ed States, arrived In Ogden at I O'Clock
today on a special train from the west.
He has be-. In attendance at the
Fifteenth IrrI-adon oongrcss. which
met In sacram r.o Sept 2. and ends Toe
day. Mr. fairbanks was the dis
tlnguished que. Pr honor al the gather
Ing. perhaps ttt largest and most ZOO
table event OF s kind get held.
The vice pr .ient was met at the
train by a del,radon OF prominent ciu-
zens ne was I'M happy mood aad
spoke in glor ing terms OF the COM
gresc and its a0lIoyomeuts.
The Ogden ....ruaclo choir cumc Boz
for a hearty m.le OF praise from the
lips Of the di. uushod visitor "The
ogden choir Immense" were tho
words used bg Mr. Fairbanks. The
press dispatch. If a few days ago gave
the sentiment pressed boy him upon
the rendition no McClellan's famous
ode"
Immediately SITTER luncheon Mr. Fair
banks was taken in AN auto. other MAJ
chimes nlleG With prominent citizens ac-
companying. for a drive about tho city.
and possibly "a distance into tho country
on either side Lack OF time prevents
him from ping longer visit n
ogden. as Tho ITO Grande train that
bears him away M scheduled 90 leave
tho Union dep1i promptly az 2 O'Clock.
II present plans are carriad out Vice
President FAIRBANKS wlll not stop over
in Salt Lake but VII 81 right through
10 Denver. stopping only Ions enough
% change engines,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
NEW CAR SCHEDULE.
Time Table Affecting Several Lines
Begins Sept o.

The following street railway sched-
ule VIII 80 into effect next Monday,
Sept 2:
East Third South CWandamere Lne)
Extra cars win leave Seventh East
and Ninth South al 7.25 a. m, 40 a.
m .55 a. nm. ana $40 a. m, destina-
ton West Temple and Second South.
Car leaving seventh East and Ninth
south at $40 a. m. goes direct to high
school by way OF Warm Springs line
except Saturday
Extra cars leaving West Temple and
second South az S.25 p. M, 40 y. m.
, % p. M, 6:lO D. m, and 6:25 D. M.
destination south Seventh East switch.
located near the center OF Liberty park.
East Fourth South Sugar House
lAnel cars leaving Tenth South
emo Ninth East al 1870 a. M. 1885 a. M,
3 100 "a. m., sos "A. M. and 500 a. m, des-
un1uon Main ana First South streets.
Extra cars leaving Main and First
south streets at p. m., 5:t5 b. M, 8. 30
J. m.. 5.4j p. M. q p, m. 6:l5 %. m. and
600 o. mY destination Tenth South and
Ninth East
Water street Waterloo IAne) Extra
tar win leave Water street and Fourth
tafI at 1928 "a. M 1896 a. M. 1888 "A. M,
i'es q, m, Sos "a. M, destination Main
and First South streets.
Extra cars leaving Main and First
South streets AZ 500 p. M. 5.35 D. M.
'l p. M, 6.05 p. m, ana $3.50 D. m.
destination Fourth East and Water
street.
East Seventh south, ashton Avenue
Line Extra cars leave Tonth South
ana ninth East al 1928 "a. m. 1'l3 "a
mr rs "a. M. Sis o.. M, Destination
Main and First South streets.
Extra cars leave Main ana First
South directs az sos D. M. and els
. m. destination Tenth south ana
smith East.
State street, Murray GAuel-Extra
cars leave State and Twelfth South az
wv "A. mo- 1887 "a. M. 1857 "a. m. and
b.ll a m, destination Main and First
rnuin streets
Extra cars leave Main ana First
rguin streets a. ABS D. m. f;b5 p. M,
VIZ p. M, 5;sb q. M. $3.50 @. m. ana
p p NJ destination State ana
Me'fih south.
pre- foregoing extra cars are In adj
Nllon 90 the regular service ANA pre-
zee ocular cars by approximately 3
hhih stroet-This line "A "a minute
iNl't Nlu be- maintained from SIS
n. West Temple and Second solth.
" = M, ana acreaftefWards the
''sa'af 10 minute service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

O00 the state capitol al Albany. which
was not cheap at $25 000, 900. aud the
New York city subway, the contract
price Of which was S35 200 900. AS those
items foot up just S255,0oO0ol there
would have been a balance Of I45u0O.-
900 left. which happens 10 be the esu-
mated cost Of The Panama canal COM
struction
-Four hundred millions OF dollars
would pay the entire bill OF 500 900 900
for the great enterprise whereby tho
Pennsylvania ana Long Island rail-
roads are linking New Jersey with
Long Island by a system of tunnels
under both the rivers and Manhattan
Island. Including the cost OF the giant
Herald square terminal station and the
Sunnyside switching yards and would
leave enough over 20 equal the net
earnings Of tho Pennsylvania railroad
for a period OF three and a half years.
az estimated on the basis of the 1905
net earnings, which were the greatest
in the history OF this or any other
American railroad
EQUAL TO WHEAT CROP.
Four hundred millions Of dollars
would almosg suffice 20 pay for Amer
icas last years wheat crop. Ii s.
sum nearly double that collected last
year IN customs at the port Of New
York. II Is nearly as much as the gold
reserve OF the Bank Of Russia. is about
equal 10 the gold production OF the
whole world for last year and is 10
times greater than the value OF all
the diamonds and other precious stones
imported into America in 1906. IL ex-
pended in irrigation &C would make the
arid lands Of tho west bloom like an
Eden. II would build 40 structures like
the Brooklyn bridge or 50 tunnels like
that from the Battery 10 BROOKLYN II
would foot the prospective bill OF Si62-
600 600 for New York city's new water
supply from tho Catskill mountains
and the Ashakan reservoir. and would
leave enough balance 10 duplicate. doh
lar for dollar an the dividends paid
10 date by the United states Steel cor
poration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
Grand Jury viii Devote Some At-
tentIon to the Street
Supervisor.
TREAS. SWENSON is ANOTHER
Two Side Lines to Be Taken Up
In the Coming Ses-
sion.
Butchers and Groccrs, Of Course. Also
VIII Receive Their share at
Attention Likewise.

N.,...... ...
.'.' "a '..' '.t-
enter of complaint
1000. investigation ou local conditions.
Ii sna'a. position. Hlu ue nn eI.
zion n genera. interest
The butchers ANA .r...,.. ...... e.....-.
better fa5a,. DID,. .....5....
how. .''-.' '.E
.s.. r'. ig 'Ni '@di's 90. Two f7
AZ. -. .s. general lAtl l..y
tI. ..- lH...rs r.apuusln a
,l DoI'll lloh- i1ai al agree are 'ra-
1911. MIyi- VIM, L. is believed
..,.,', llll' .'ll.o CON De- taken
'sain 'l them Tor their use of threats
ana ooyc9tting against Individual msr-
5.rr.r.i..- .i,' .'''1 taio4gn ul-
rr..g E,t 'ul''-. SUN li ls l.-
has eh.v-r ,..-,. -'.,H 20 ..
thov o-re tatirs. ,---. lu.-
able prlft rr1rl tbo'r .'l-
they u.sra rs,.ir, b.. ".' l'0.
fbsr n. tf, IN.e Dtck .f
made HyIre aiu,.s, ..... '."
Lake
SOME SIDE LINES.
no y1t TO- the bottom, tr. .-r,,., -
will necessarily have f0 fsi5. r- .4
lines of investigation ami g.-s+ .t.,..
win he is subject Of gararsi .tr,-
meut today Jake Raleigh fs g,,r. 81,
Doe one OF them Councilman Nfsrtin
1s said tO be another r,at, el-trt T.,
explain chapters in his na~eor,.r ife,
as wei as OF his public career
ALLEGED g-p ave. +, ...--,.,...
D.. 49, -''' INNS
.,.flo...-.. e4 enda3 that positive
Dr. prepared ready for the COM
uorts thaf 10 Ia "a 800 - i' tli tlL-
street supervisor. holds I'm bir 80 -'ii,
the names or p number of n,.1 M a.,
absolutely mo- work ana v-,- 49,. ~,
"a percentage of tho r.,, tte,- -a,., .-,,,.
posed to- draw. for al5uir9 ID ,,..+,t,,
person hIrH.r mn D. dr.,.,.. tt.
portion
EWFESDN Also
.if,. -r..,......
about NIXON, 'l,.,,.,,...', 'a @holher
1eerior c3tb , .-..,.., IT,. .s ''1i th con =
mod Fl - ~ '-l" 5"i3. IT. la urEeu
o,.,,,-..s ~ 'i-liol iH thht ONCE
go f.... 80 '-o Fotts '9uiu pc Wen
S,,i i-,-.,-.t--..'i' ''oslon that care
.g,--,,',i 7.-,''l o! ooHditlons tnefe De
~ ' W. am 10 SCI on.
NJ" 'dANGE7
LH' .pyglht matter on which Raleigh
"a O' sven a nearing Is a new one
i wy mat nave already been
Hl.tH .""lI1ity me paving stone
pt'l'5. lIe c'ooie-roch quarry, the cel-
,"l "btHA contracts are others, and
ne was saved from a council investiga-
t!'A OF luese on account OF Mayor
blli-sIoIa Ieaf that activity against
hlIh was pohucal IN its source and not
alIhei az securing CLEANLINESS IN office.
so much as persecution OF an official,
oul OF harmony with those active
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
FROM MANY PROFESSIONS.
Mechanic, Farmer, BoOkkeeper,
Contractor and Sheepman
Among Those Selected.
win Convene, II Is Thought, Early
Neat Week aud start ON Its
Duties at Once.
THE GRAND JURORS.

uARUM MOuNTEER, Union. former
Justice of tho peace aud member
of the school board lie has been
connected with educational work
for number of years.
ANDREW ,. JENKINS. contractor,
728 Eighth Fast street.
JOHN VI. RASMUSSEN. clerk IN the
county treasnrer's Office. 85S East
sixth South street.
LEO WILLIAMS. mechanic, boards at
So North First West street.
CHARLES r.. HOWE. boolSkecper for
Davis. Howe a Co. Lives at 264
North First West street.
JOSEPH b. WRIGHT. sheepman,
West Jordan.
CLINTON ANISWORTH, probable mis-
taken for Clinton r.. Ainsworth.
y. =. THOMAS. transit man in city
engineers Office. lives at 3es Cen
ter street.
WILLIAM II. STAHL of Barnhart a
Stahl. owners of the Union saloon.
lives at 2i4 Fast Fourth South
street.
JOHN WOOD. Murray alderman,
lives at 81 Poplar street. Murray.
SAMUEL 5. GROEsBECK. retired
business man. $50 East Sixth South
street.
WILLIAM J. HICKMAN, grocer,
lives at Os L street.
JAMES \. CUTLER. mining man. 200
Jennings block.
THOMAS DRYBoURG. mining man,
sandy and Alta.
CARLOS FARRER. farmer at Sandy.
AZ $50 o'clock this morning the
names % IS men were drawn from the
jury box Of this county TO serve as
grand jurors 10 investigate the various
combinations in restraint OF trade and
also the general conditions as TO high
prices prevailing In this city, which
have been the subject OF much discus
sion lately. The drawing took place In
the county clerks Office and was at
tended by Deputy County Clerk W. II.
Farnsworth In the place Of County
Clerk EldredBe. who is out of the city.
County Atty. Hanson and County Treas
urer Groesheck. The list of jurors con-
tains farmers, mining men. saloon men.
grocer. an alderman. a bookkeeper.
stock man, contractor, transitman and
a clerk.
The first name drawn was that of
Hyrum Mounteer OF Union. The lone
grocer on the jury is William J. Heck
mann. whose place OF business Is at
y and Second avenue. The list was APP
proved by Judge Armstrong; but as yet
he has not fixed a date for the venire
20 be- returned so 10 Is not known when
the Jurors viii appear I'm court 10 be eX-
amined for service. It Is conceded, how
work, and that the jury may be expect
ed 20 be hard az work by the end Of
next week. There are ~ different occu-
pations represented IN the 10 names,
and the men reside In many different
parts of the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
HAND CART VETERANS.
Reunion Scheduled for Conference
Week-Prclmlnnry Arrangements.

There Is 20 be a reunion OF the hand
cart veterans and the rcscuers Boz salt
Lake City during conference week. s.
s Jones came up from Provo this
morning and today is making prelimin-
airy arrangements for the event Asso-
riated with him Boo the undertaking
are Thomas Dobson of Ccnterville and
Langley Bailey Of Nephi. The re-
union will Ca an probability De- held
on the day previous 70 the opeAing or
october conference az O. hall yet 20 be
designated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
.rANI.m NACIIT NJ

Hlh01. spain. sept THE spanish
sender class Yacht prmcessa d'As-
.rrI8s has come 'n winner ln both the
International races and has there
fore been awarded the kings cup.
Queen Victoria went t1 the Spokane
ono OF the American competitors
Tho American yachts hrvc left here
Ton San sebastian 90 faka part in "a
regatta -l bo held there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
BRITISH SAINTS

A record OF members Of the Church
who died in Great Britain. previous
10 the year 1895. has been received
al the salt Lake temple II temple
half OF any Of the dead individuals
whose names appear iu said record
is respectfully requested aud urged,
that Information relating thereto be
as soon as possible, 10
ID NJ. McAllster. recorder, Salt Lake
temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
TRAIN DERAlLEO.
Sca BOARD Air Line Train Meets with
\ eerLnn. Arcldnnl

Helena. va. sept Try tho doraiImfnt
of ar Das. bound kea haard afr Ins DaF-
HrT EHr tflu 90 WILCOX trrek one mile
lrnm hHrD Yesterday che haNFaFeman
fId three negroes were seriously Injured
IIu many others slightly rui and bruised.
Iho frIu with thf exception - the on-
eInr and roar coach. lrft the track ana
won't into the creek All tfe cars cxceDt
boo nrsf claaa coach which was left
standing 0u Che brink OF tho troetlo wore
lamoI. fhcd Tile cause ~ fho ancldont
haf NOT 500 boon ascerraWfd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
nrnroN NANnEn ron MAYon.

Cleveland. o.. Sept. Congressman
Theodore y. Burton, chairman on tho
house committee on rivers and hhrh0rs
uas today nominated hy Hcrlamatlon
f0r mayor Of Cleveland, al the Repub-
liean city conyeution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
IN. oUELLIN srINN pEAp

Boston. sept REV. Quellin splun,
d. D.. miaslc/ary for the Universal
church and well known In the demon
nation throughout the country, died az
his home az MedfOrd Hillside, la6t
night. aged % Yaars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

>nmc OF the real estate advertised In
these columns today win have new
OWNERS tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

The stores are fun Of charm 60 the
shopper these days--and the store
ads reflect the fact Enthusiastically.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

Applied in The line of great public
improvements Of an engineering char
acter, $500 oo0,0o0 would pay Tor the
Huez canal. which cost 500 go 900 the
Erie canal. which cost about $50 600 900;
New Y0rks Cr0ton water system. which
cost about $4,000. 600 Central park.
which IL put down ! a cost Of $4,000.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
uOTAS Dc PONCE
DOIcrosa psrdlda.-A bordo
de- los hUqdes de ausrrs.
En- 81 teatro <La PefIas.
JUeGOs ATLETlCOs
Soldaios y m mariuer. s. : La
policfa = Temporada de
zarzuels, sgenero grandeS

Febrero IS. = Fallecio anoche
la respectable dana doiia Leonor
Fajardo, esposa de nuestro buen
amigo don Ermelindo Salazar, al
que enviamos, en- union de sus
deudos, nuestro mas sentido pc
same.
En- la madrugada de hoy sa-
lio para San Juan nuestre excelen-
te amigo don Jacobo Tur, con mo-
two del recieute fallecimiento en-
esa ciudad de su hermano don Jose
Pons Victoria.
Aver tarde varios caballeros,
damas y sehoritas dc nuestra buena
s1ciedad, ts.uvieron 4 bordo de los
buques de guerra surtos en- nuestrc
puerto, galantemente invitados POI
el Almirante y la o6cialidad de
marina.
Por la noche concurrio dichs
o6cialidad al bale celebrado por e
Casino de Ponce en- el Teatro sLs
Perla.D
La banda de m1sica del oxen
tuckyn amenizo los intermedios
ejecutando algunas piezas bailables
tales como 1.-TWO stepss y mazurkas
Ell almirante Mr.. Evans y e
teniente del aMaineS no pudierol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
NOTAS De CUB,
umento Dc 10 Guardia rural
4 diez mil h4mb'es. la
artiIIe Ia a dos mil.
| GENERAL RUS RIVER
su opinion acerca del eier tic
e1 Cuba -Su ide; |: repu-
blica sin soldados.

Fl honorable Gobernador Pro-
visional, Mr.. Magoon, recibio el dia
2 de los corrientes un cablegrama
del Secretario de la Guerra, Mr.,
Taft, participandole que el Presi-
dente Roosevelt ha aprobado la
reorganization del Cuerpo de la
Guardia Rural.
Esta Sc aumentara para 10 s,-
cesivo hasta 10000 hombres y Ia
Artillerfa hasta 1000 siendo el Jete
d. Ia Gulrdia Rural el Jefe de to-
das las fuerzas armadas de la Repu-
blica, con el grado de Mayor Ge.
neral.
FL ejercito permanente de Gu
ba Sc compondra de uu Quartet &C.
neral, Cuerpo de la Guardia Rural,
Cuerpo de Artilleria de montaiia y
Cuerpo de Artilleria de costas.
La Guardia rural Sc compon-
dra de dos regimientos de Infante-
/ ria; cuatro regimientos de Caballe
ria y una compania ametralladoras
La Artilleria de campaiia St
compondra de dos Batallones y ca
da Battalion de cuatro companies.
La Artilleria de costas Sc com
ponira de ocho companies.
-Acerca del decreto que es
tatuye el sostenilniento de TN ejer
cito permanente en Cuba, el sedo
| Rus Rivera ha manlfestado 10 qu
lsigue a un Representative de al
| Discussions, de la Habana:
| aSi querenos ser Nacion esta
mos ohligados a accptar todos 10
deberes que clio nos impone. UNI
Ide esos deberes inexcusables es
Iaparte de defender la Nacion contri
agreSiones extraiias, la de mantene
el orden y la paz en- su territorio.
| oLos acontecimientos ocurrido
lprueban que nosotros no supimo
8 noquisimos 8 no pudimos mante
ner Ia paz en- nuestro territorio.
! eEs~prudente, por tantn, arma
con este instrumental, que Is ulO d
/ les medios de conselVar Ia paz, a
IGobierno, sea liberal 8 conserva
| dor, que surja, por la voluntad po
Ipular, a regir los destinos del pals
cuando commence nuestro segund,
elsayo de Republica independence
dHubiera sido preferible un
Republica sin soldados! 49,. per
10. .....
! eCreo ademas que el decreto d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
IOTAS De ARROYO
NOmbramlento do professors
para 81 barrie del YsureI
D. Enrique Huyke.
SENSIBLE PERDIDA
Modification en- el artfculo
1O4 de Ia Ley mupicipsl
bien recibida.

Febrero II. - La simpatica Sc
iiorita Modesto Rosa, que obtuvC
en- los ultimos exameues celebrados
el titulo de profesora rural, sera
nombrada para desempeilar la es-
cuela del barrio Yaurel, que Sc en-
cuentra. .vacante.
Sc encuentra enfermo aun-
que no de cuidado, el distinguido
caballero y antigua professor, seno1
Enrique Huyk-.
lIacemos votes por su proats
mejoiia.
Ell nartes de Ia presente Sc
mana Sc di6 cristiana sepultula a
cadaver del honrado obrero Jose
Sanchez y Rivera.
Ell senior Sanchez pertenecla a
gremio de marinos.
Paz q sus restos.
Ell Concejo Municipal de es
te pueblo, dispuso por medic d.
Ordenanza, que hemos visto en- Ii
Secretaria municipal, que Sc pinta
ran las fachadas de las casas de Il
poblaci6n, y concedio para el cum
plirniento de tai orden, I'm plazo d.
treinta dias.
A juzgar por la fecha que IL
Ordenanza tiene, ha transcurrid,
con exceso el plazo sefialado, y Il
mayoria de las casas no han sid
pintadas.
-Ha sido muy bien recibida
por los habitantes de esta poblacion
Ii III )difcac;on hecha por la Cana
RI, al articulo Io4 de la VICENTE LIE,
municipal.
Con ella, estaran facultados 10
municipios a decidir en- todo tempo
81 la matanza de ganado para {
consume pnblico, Sc veri6ca po
subasta 8 81 continua libre.
Estamos seguros de que nues
tro Concejo, tan pronto entire e
vigor tai ley. adoptara el sistem
dc Subastas, pueS Il abasto libre
aqui no In dadU rcSultalus.
--Ha solicitado tres meses d
licencia, por encontrarse enfermc
el Alcalde de este pueblo seiior Jc
Sc Rivera Nieves.
81 el Concejo la concede,
sustit uira el sefior Francisco Alva
rez Miranda, actual Presidente dt
Ayuntamiehto.
CORRESPONSAL.
Febrero ii de 1907.