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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18
FRATERNIOBD so
GiaI Y Ben8fiCa.
CONCURsO.

En- la gecFetRTia General de esta AgO-
CiaCi6u, SO Tecibir6 -propo1iCiones haHta 81
dia 30 de Agonto 1907 sobFe provision de
los Siguientag artfculos de conner, destina-
dos q consume de los individuos de Ia
Sociedad en- las respectivas localidadeS On
donde hays gido conatituido Comite de Ia
FRAT TRINIDAD.
CARN as de Fes (sin hueso) por 100
libraB diarias, por 200 libras diarias, por
300 libraB diarias, poF 400 ibrag diariag,
poE 500 libFas diarias.
CARNES de res econ huaso) por 100
ibraB diarias, por 200 libran diarias, por
300 libras disrias poE 400 ibraa diariau,
poE 500 ibras diaFias.
PAN.-( Complete hecho con harina
feesca ' de buena calidad y bien cocido J
por 100 libEan diarias, por 200 Iibras dia.
riss, pCT 300 libras diarias, por 400 libras
diarios, por 500 librss diarias, por 600
libras diaTias, por 1000 libras diRrias, poF
1920 libFas diaFiag
LECHE.-( PuFa con la densidad exi.
gida por los RsglamentoB sanitariOs por
so cuaEtilloB diarios, por 100 cuaEtilIos
diariog por $50 cua1tillos diarios, por 200
cuartillos diarioB por $50 cuartiIloH dia-
Eias, por 300 cuRrtiIloB diarios.
CONDICIONEs.- Sc abre elts con-
curse para todoB = cada una de las locali-
dsdeg de la IBla, donde Sc haya conatituido
Comit6
FL pago de estos artfculos, 90 verifcar6
al contRdo.
Para Cantidadea mayores, ss har6n ARE.
glog especialeS CON aquellOs que hsyan oh.
tenido la buena pro.
LoI precios que 80 eBtsblezcan aer6n
para aEtfculos que Is Junta Local de Ia
FRATERNIDAD suB aBociados tomar6
en- log pFopios establecimientos de los VEN
dedores, siempre que est6n dentro del nd.
cleo de las poblaciones respectivas.
AdveTssTia decIarada de los monopolios
astR socisdad, Be reservs 81 derecho de
RceptRr vaFias propoGiciones en- cadR loca.
lidsd, mejor que una Bola.
La aceptaci6n de este contrRto, apareia
la aumisi6n Ia inspection mas escrupu-
losa de tOdoB y de cada uno de los miem
bros de Is Association.
FL ConcurBo debe haCerBe con tRnto por
ciento de rebaja Bobre los preCios corrien.
tes que 20 detslla los no asOciGdOs en-
lR respective localidad.
La durRci6n de este contrato ser6 de
Beis meseR, prorrc Ables por otros GeiB ma.
seB mas por voluntad de ambas parties.
e. MGtiensO CSntr6n, Presidents, Rafael
LOpeg LGndr6n, SecretaEio.
Besi6n. Ne vino 81 ''toro' de los RegYa.
mentoB de Sanidsd.
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DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
OfIsIna dol Interior,

San Juan, p. Il. AgoAto 10 de 1907.
De acueEdo con Ia Sscci6n de Ia Re.
soluci6n COnjunta para transferir a
MuniciPio de Msysgiisz Il propisdsd y
administration del muelle de hierro cons.
trufdo en- el Bitio denominado "La Punt.
LA" en- Ia ciudad de- Mayegu.z para
otros fnes', aprobada an IA de Mario,
1907, propoBiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdbIica subasta de
Las reparacioDes y arrendamiento de dicho
muelle por uu plszo que no exceda de 15
amos, Sc Rdmitir6n en- este OfCina hasts
las 10 3. m. del dia 80 de Agoato, 1907,
en- que 20 abrirSn p6blicamente.
FL pEesupuesto Rproximado de las obFas
asciende & Ia cantidad de $50, ,394 mas 6
menos
Todos los datoH neceslrios, impEesos ca
blanco de proposiCiones, instrucciones (
los poatorea y pliego de condolences, Bsr6n
suministTados en- esta Ofcina los licita-
dores.
La administraci6n Be KeBerva el dereCho
de reChazRr eualquiera 6 todas las propo.
HicioneI, y de adjudicar 81 contrato baio
otrss consideraciones que las de precio
solamente.
RespetuoEamenta,
Henry a. Harris. Act. Comiaionado del
Interior. N6m. 2-9 v.
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G0NG D B S o..

La sociedad espanola de Auxilio Mdtuo
y Benefcencia ha acordado anunciar
nuevo concurso de proyectos para la cons
truce On de un edi1icio destinado Sana-
torio. Ell premio para ell proyecto que Sc
eliza sera de $1,000 Sc adjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de 5000 cada uno. Los
proyectos deberan ser entregados antes de
las doce del dfa del sabado de Octubre
1907 al Secretario de la Comisi0n don Ma
nuel Gomez, cuya direction es, Tetuan AZ,
escritorio de los seflores r. Paniagua Y
Co. y q quien pueden dirigirse los intere-
sadOs para obtener una copia del pIiego de
condolences del concurso, San Juan PR.
20 julio de 1907 Ell Presidente. Avelino
Vicente. Bows.
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OPORTUNIDAD PARA EsTUDIANTEs EN- LOS {. U.

Mrs. Oivet, 738 W. North Ave, Bal.
timore, Md, sdmits ninos y nifss que
hRyan de cursRr estudios como alumnoB
externos Atenci6n familiar esmerada,
vigilando los estudioB. Habitaci6n y
buena mesa $50 90 pOr mes, psgsderOs
por trimeDtres adelantados A solicitud,
60 les eBpera en- Nsw York q la llegada
del vapor. References en- Puerto Rico:
don Jos6 A. Meuendez, Mayagiisz y,
quien ha tenido un hiio en- esta casa.
Is " d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

Los Chinos , Japoneses son mas que
todoB los habitantes de Europa = America
juntoB El dia que eBa raza, cansada de
vivir en- esR Teclusi6n de centenares de
sigloH, He desborde pOr el mundo, no dsiA.
ran piedra sObre pisdra = ser6n los 6Tbitus
del mundo.
EstO 10 prsdiio un esCritor hace aIguuos
amos = parece que Ia hora no eltS lejos.
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COR8uItoTio CIinico del doctor lose Ordonaz

Durante ausenca Europa sustura en- los trabaios
de medcna doctor Quevedo Bae quen ecvr avisos
sutas Cousutoo que doctor Ordonez esabecdo
cae de Francisco ndmero 26 altos de-
Almazan de q de la tarde residenca del doctor
Quevedo Baez, San Francisco 73 altos.
Tel6fono ell Consultoro n1mero 835.
Auxar para los rabaos del Consultorio Precante
Luis r. Cordova.
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mejor. No deben entonces tomsKse todas
las noches, psTo 90 tomsn una noche 81 y
otTR no.
Cuando escriba National Drug Agsn.
cy SoI 119. San Juan, Puerto Rico pidien'
do csjas RecuperGdOr, msnde el dinero en-
giro extendi1o en- esta forma: National
Drug Company, Washington, D. O. No
divide ese detaIIe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

Ell ANTIGUA , acreditado estsbleci-
miento STA EBmaraldA" ha sido objeto de
grandes reformas, quedando instalado nm
aspI6ndido restaurant en- la plata alta. La
iniCiativa del senior CASTILLO, ha podido
Observarse. Dicho cafe restaurant queda
en- Ia calIe de Ia Forteleza eSquina &
San Jose. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18
Eel 'NUEVO CAFE De Iou szpO

-EL 'NUEVO CAFE" de Iou eapo.
Eoa Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR un COmpletO surtido de lou me-
jores dulces. EIegante1 Cartuchos propios
para regalOa. HaladoH, refrescoE, frutaH
Rl natural , tOdo'CuantO regals 81 paladar
mas doliCado Be encuentTR Rllf primoroHa.
monte usrvido. Cafe con leChe choCO-
late, desde Las siete de la mananR las
IL de Ia nochs. FAmoso chocolate BA'
KER muY acEeditado en- todo 81 mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

ANUNCIO Sc arTienda vende una
hermoga fnca COmpuesta de $50 cuerdaB
dc terreno, propias para Hiembra de cana,
tsbaco ETC. EAt6 siturda q orillaH de ia
Carretera de Aguadilla 4 Isabela, tiene ex
celente aqua y algunBS Siembras de Csfiau.
Para mas informes Luis N. MaiBonave,
Farmac6uticO, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
45 v a.
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EN- "La Correapondencia de Puerto
RiOO", Allen 64, hay de vents roCibOB to-
lonarioa para CobRo de alquileres de caaas
fanERI On mstklicO , con frmaE deCla 70.
clones Dc naCimisntO, defunci6n , CertifiCa.
ui6n m6dica. D.
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PrletlClntss munIeIpaI0s.

Parece que el gobierno trata de darles
una pequefis qualification menSual para
que le extraig'n las muelaS Ia ClaBe po-
brs, q mas de 10 que sllos pusdan deTivar
de los pudientea HSgase uBted de un
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn y
Co., San jose Is, Bs venden dos Eelo'
jes do orc cada BemRna. La Ultima SEMI
ma obtuvo uno don Antonio Garcia de la
CASA de Finlay de e0ta capital uOCio ndme'
70 al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

JOSE MENDIN.-Vende al detail y
al pOr mayor cal viva y apagada. Grava
y arena dulce y ofreCe Lanchas de 10 q
IS toneladaH para transports de toda clase
de Carga. Para informen, Playa de loE
LadrilloB, San Juan, 3Ov.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

buen eBtuche de forcepB. 500 Biempre en-
existencis On el dap6sito dental de Joae
SaIgado Jim6nez, 36 San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

Con Ia termination de los almaceneS de
caTgS en- San Juan y la Inauguration del
servicio de csrga diRrio, la Compafifa po.
drS dar al pdblico an BeTvicio mejor que
sn cuslquier otro tempo anteriormente.
soIicftense precioS y serdn administrators
"A. DuvaL Manager.-E VI PeG5ody,
Traffic Supt. 15v.G
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En- Olta imprenta - vsndO papol de pa.
!i6diCO viaio S2OO lOa As kilol (sn qUiM.
tell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18
IMpIGLppR GENERAL

& EJNSEIo LAS MADRES.-EI jarabe camante de
b se va Winslow debe sempre que los nnos
81 4 riodo de dentic6n. Proporcona aivo immediate
ii pequeno pacente produce sneno natural tranguDo
silvia el door e angelic despierta muy viVo aegre
Ea muy agradabe al paladar, ealna al nno ablanda
eneas alivs dolores, hace faeles las uncones del
est6mago Eegula los inteSnos. Es e meior femedio
sonocdo para IA dsrres Va Drovenrs Gsta de "a den6n
de claquera ora 1tnguse mueho cidado pedh
a sJarabe Canante De Ia Seniors Window" e mejoi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

En- oata impFsnta Bs vends papel do
poEi6diCo viojO S2.OO los 46 kiIos Gel qs'iss.
GLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

lei ron ''ExPoHicion Ban LuiG'' de los
ssHorea A. Alvarez Hermanos % 81 mejoE
y mas puro de Bu clasa Constantes pedi
doH qua aCEeditan 90 bondad, son despa.
Chados por auta casa an Bu oHtablscimiento
San jose 2. G.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

SE VENDE una casa en- Ia Gale del
Tren n6mero 50 al lRdo de Ia Igleaia
Cat6lica. Informaran en- la miAma casa,
CATANO. Is v. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

LA RELOJERIA y joyerfa del sr.
Kehrhahn Go. 90 ha trasladado la Ca
lie dc San Jose 15 frente al Correo, donde
hay Constantemente un buen Hurtido de re-
lojeH y otrau prendas. "a.
CASA DE PREST AMOS DE III. LO-
PEI CEPERO, San jose Is. El dfa rs
del COrriente subsiguientes de II de
Ia noche hasts termination, 10 vender6n
en- subastas infnidad de prendaS cuyoa ta'
lones no han sido cancelados nj renovRdog
despues de los meses que ordena la Ley.
La casa continuaE6 sus operacioneB.
Conatanta exiatenciR de baETas de catreS.
II Y. &.
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-5e Compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS Runque no est6u en- busn estado.
COllares antiques de corGI , prendas anti,
guRH.
DiriiaBe & P. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San
Juan 6 al 8 cslle Aurora, Ponce. p
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CABALLOS.-6ev vende una msguffcs
pareja de CRballoH americanol, j6venes =
en- peEfecto estado de salud. PaTa infor
meB 8, Behn. MGYomar 15 v. q.
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A V | S 0

SeTuiciO de IreMes de cGrgG entire San juan
Ponce en- so hOr0s pOr Ia american
Railroad Company IF Porto Rico.
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1) Jose Maria de Hered1a, como en-
frances Sc le sofia llamar. La partfcula de-
lante del apellido, que nj Don Jose Fran.
cisco nj sU familia Usaron, venGa indispu-
tablemente del ascendiente. En- psises
espafio'es no tienen sin embargo la Rigni-
ficaci0n que en- Otras paartes sc le atr'buye.
~ Memorials sobEe las Revoluciones
de Venezuela por ID. ]. FranciscosH Heredia,
Regente que fue de la Real Audiencia de
Caracas, seguidRs de documentos histori-
cos ineditos" ...... Parfg, Liberia de Gar
nier hermRnos 1S05
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As5spbLuUEambuEe,
Henry a. Harris. Act. Comisionado del
Interior MIN. 2-9v.
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Luis R. Cordova.

M6dco Ciruano de las FacuItadea de Paris de Madrid
OeCe los servcos profession Plaza de Colon MIN 10
HoEa1 de ConuuItsI: de q 262p.m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-04-18
PROCEEDINGS OF THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE.

porations to secure payment thereof.
in event of conviction for violation oil
the antitrust laws of the State.
After tomorrow noon Speaker Love
will have eighteen pages in his life
that he will likely remember every
time he looks at his watch,
Eighteen pages OF the House being
the entire number, each contributed
81, with. which they purchased a
watch, chain and charm that will be
presented to the speaker tomorrow. u
The Dallas charter bill was signed
by the presiding officers of the two
houses today
The conference reports on the text
book bill and the automatic tax bill
were adopted.
By unanimous consent the Senate
considered Gilmores house Joint res
olution proposing an amendment tn
the constitution authorizing the State
to establish its own plan to do print
ing, blank book work, etc. 1t was
killed for lack of the necessary two
thirds vote, the count having shown
II for and against
The Senate concurred in House
amendment to the 'yeggemen" bill
furnishing those committing burglary
with explosives, also in the bill provid
ing Imprisonment for those violating
the antitrust statutes of Texas. The
Senate then stood at ease while bills
were. being enrolled, interrupted occa
sionally by the signing of bills.
The Senate concurred in House
amendments to Looney's bill requiring
corporations to have so per cent o
their capital stock paid in at incor
poration and the remainder in TIVE
years.
Senator eSnter attempted to take III
the concurrent resolution petitioninl
congress to call convention to amen'
the constitution so as to elect Unite
States senators by a vote of the pee
pie, but failed to secure the necessar,
unanimous consent, as Senator Smitl
objected.
Senator Grinnan moved to noncor
cur and ask for a conference commit
tee on the insolvent corporation bill
and Senator Looney moved to concur
An attempt developed no quorum an
at IL O'clock the senate adjourned III
til a. m. tomorrow.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-04-18
THE POWER OF UNITED ACTION
AMONG FARMERS.

1t is very trite saying, even com
monplace, if you please, that Gin un.
ion there is strength" nevertheless,
in its force and it's truth is Dis unan-
swerable. This being granted, what
is the scope of its power among farm.
ers, by means of the Farmers Union?
That depends entirely upon the mem
bership Of the Union. The Union
brings it's membership together in
a fraternal bond into the state of fra
ternity-that is, brotherly love for
one another. This state truly exist
Ing, the Union then acts as one body.
Acting as one body million strong,
1t can do anything within the limits
Of human action and achievement that
100000 people do, all doing the same
Same thing at the same time, and 1t
can do more than 100,000,000 can do,
each man acting for himself and diff
ferently from every other man.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-04-18
w7r TUESDAY, APRIL 9.


The bill passed finally, with only one
dissenting vote.
The House passed finally Pools fish
md oyster bill; also bill by Stephen
son and Moore clarifying the statute
defining conspiracy, and bill by With
erspoon, Carswell and Mobley, provid-
Ing that lands bought up by the State,
county or city shall be freed from all
accrued taxes.
A bill by Gafford and O'Bryan was
engrossed providing that subdivisions
u counties may issue bonds and may
evy a special tax to provide sinking
fund for same.
The House concurred in Senate
amendments to bill by Pool changing
the time of holding District Court in
De Witt county.
The House passed finally bill by
Ridgeway regulating the runningg and
registration of automobiles.
An amendment by Briggs providing
that 1t shall not apply to speedways
was adopted.
A bill by Braley providing that bond
ing companies may become sureties on
official bonds was passed finally with
the. emergency clause.
The free conference committee re-
port on the Robertson insurance bill
was adopted.
The House. engrossed bill by Reedy
amending the road law for Smith
county.
Mr.. Clements bill providing for re
vised list of fees to be charged by the
land office in order to make 1t self
sustaining. was taken up on final pas
sage.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-04-18
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10.
About s25o,0oo Taken From the APP
nronrlatlonR Bill.

Austin, Tex: AS 1t comes out of
conference, the appropriation bill car
ries only about $4,000 less than the
total reported by the House Commit
tee on Appropriations, but about $780,
600 less than the total of the bill af-
ter the House had got through with it,
for the House during its consideration
added something more than 100000.
The conferees agreed on the bill late
this evening. The bill they have re-
ported carries total of $7,509, 261.19
for the two fiscal years beginning
Sept. l.. The total of the original Sen
ate bill was S7,273 ,7S695.
The appropriation for the Agricul-
tural Department was cut $4,000 for
each year The item for the annual
encaInpment OF the militia was re-
d rom 100000 to $4,000. making
$4,000 a year. The university lost
$1,000, the total of its appropriation
now being s1O5,O00. The item put in
by the House for the building of hos
pital at the Girls Industrial School at
Denton was retained, but the appro-
priation nut in for building an addi-
ton was cut out.
Forty thousand dollars is to be CIV
en- for the erection of an addition to
the Medical School at Galveston, but
an item of $4,000 for an addition to
the Confederate Home was eliminated.
The committee cut out the provision
creating the office of the fifth assist
ant attorney general, and cut off 49,
900 from the appropriation to pay flor
the conveyance of conyicts. the
amount now being $4,000.
The House amendment appropriate
ing $4,000 for a dormitory at the
Gainesville reformatory was kept in.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-04-18
THURSDAY. APRIL II.

Austin, Tex. The House this morn
ing, on motion of Mr. Kennedy, or
dered that all the statements made be-
fore the Committee on Common Car
riers on the differential question be
printed in the House Journal Mr..
McGregor of Houston had previously
moved that the statements of the Rail
road Commissioners be so printed, and
Mr.. Kennedy's motion was substi-
tute for this. The statements of the
commissioners, however, are about the
only ones reduced to writing, and the
only ones. therefore, available for
printing in the Journal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-04-18

Take a steam engine, for instance.
A ten-horsepower can pull, we will
say, 10000 pounds up an Inclined
plane when working at its full ca
pacity. Twenty one horsepower en-
gines, each one operated by an en-.
gineer with a plan of his own, would
not bulge the 10000 pounds. The
Farmers Union was organized to bet
ter the condition of the farming
classes; to devise ways and means
by means oil which the farmers OF tnis
country can secure adequate prices
for the products they raise on
their farms. 1t has formulated It's
declaration OF principles and adopted
the plans through and by whicn II
proposes TO carry these principles IN
to enect and accomplish It's ends.
mas based It's principles upon the gold
en- RUE: that is, 10 i've and let i've.
1t has no end in view that Is not
honest ana just; 1t mas no method OF
operations that IN the remotest degree
connlct with the golden RUE. IL ats
membership VIII i've faithfully UP 10
It's principles and their Obligations as
MEMBERS and VIII follow strictly' the
paths OF action 1t maps out, IL VIII
accomplish all It set out TO accom-
plish. In, other words, the Union VIII,
by the power OF united action among
farmers, secure sdor the farmers OF
this country every year:
me right 10 manage tneir business
IN their own way.
Will secure fair, just and remuner-
alive prices for the products Of tho
farms. based upon the cost OF pro.
duction.
VIII secure good and happy homes
for them.
Will secure better live stock and
more Of it, overlooking granaries and
smokehouses.
Will secure education, enlighten-
ment and refinement for the farmers
children.
VIII secure the elegances Oh lie
in the farm houses of the land.
Will enable the cultivation and the
indulgence of the love of the fine arts
and the beautiful in the rural districts
as well as in the cities.
Will secure libraries for the young
and the old, that learning may rear
its affairs in the country districts, and
not alone among urban population
VIII secure the same utiiities IN
large measure lor tne farmers .na'
tne cues boast; namsiy, eeiepnoneD;
ice ana eiectrlc ilsnt p,anes' w 's o.
trolley lines, mdcdQHmlzeu IOduS.
WIN Secuie pe.eei sonooi nouso = =
more OIL enen' pe..ei .aulplnen 800 -
appuleenances anu ooe'e' Snu' ~
pullu,nss.
VIII secure pe'.ei Ia nains
ous, petter larni iiaciiiue,y' anu .neAS
lore, Deeter yieius from .ne Ia ins
wan secure tnat ihuepenaenoe ..
tnougnt ana ac'lon cnae po'ei'' ''r-
from men.
VIII secure D6ULcT laws lOI sJuC
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-04-18
FRIDAY, APRIL 10.
Twenty-Seven Bills introduced In the
House Special Session.

Twenty-Seven Bills introduced In the
House Special Session.
Austin, Tex: Shortly after the house
convened this evening twenty-sever
new bills we're introduced for consid
GRAFTON by the special called session
A large majority of them are revised
tax and r%se1de measures, the chic,
causes OF the called session. With two
exceptions, every one of the twenty
seven were old measures with new
clothes on, but by the same authors
who introduced them in the regular
session of the Thirtieth Legislature
The new measures are two necessary
bills by Fuller, being the per diem and
contingent fund bills. The Others
have all been thoroughly sifted III
these dispatches during the regular
session and are up to the called SEES
sion to be enacted.
They are in brief, as follows:
By O'Neal-Providing for the listing
of taxable property for proper taxa
ton.
A bill relative to the fees of countJ
officers.
By Kennedy, Terrell and Mobley-
Prohibiting fraud in the public reve
nue..
BY Kennedy. Terrell and Mobley-
Providing for and regulating the levy
ing and collection of taxes.
BY Kennedy. Terrell and Mobley-
Providing for the rendition of propert.
for taxes.
BY Kennedy, Terrell and Mobley-.
Creating the commissioners cour
throughout the state as a board o
equalization.
By Providing for the taxa
tion of intangible assets.
By Moberley and Kennedy-Regu
lating the assessment of taxes.
BY Kennedy Providing for the cleo
ton of assessors.
BY Kennedy Prescribing fran
chise tax.
BY O'Beirne-Prescribing the dutiei
of an assessor.
BY Terrell of Requiring
tax assessor to make bond
By Strickland Providing the man
ner of taxing properties passing by de
scent or grant.
By Terrell of Defining
a peddler and assessing an occupation
tax on peddlers in heavy goods.
BY Fuller Requiring telegraph ani
telephone companies to transmit eacl
others messages.
BY Stsatton- Providing for the ap
pointment of an official stenographei
of Texas courts
By McGregor- Providing that no er
ror in the leyying or collection of taxes
shall be grounds for suit.
BY Robertson of Travis-Relative t.
the verdicts of iuries in civil cases.
BY Robertson of Travis Regulating
the setting aside of reversal judg
ments.
BY Carswell-Providing for the in
spection Of books and documents o.
corporations in suits.