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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
C0RTE FEDERAL

sa contra el acusado apareja 10 pena
de muerte, pero que el case 10 deja
q 81 discretion. No obstante les
advierte que solo podran ajustarse
en- su veredicto 4 cualquiera de las
tres formas siguientes:
Culpable del delito que Sc le
acusa y que seiiala en- Ia ley Ia pena
capital como sentencia. Culpable,
sin la pena de muerte, en- cuyo caso
procede Ia prisi6n por toda Ia vida
y no culpable 81 de Ia prueba que
que han visto deducen que el pro.
cesado es inocente.del delito que Sc
lie imputa.
Esto-dice el juez Rodey esta
especifcado en- las sesiones 5,335y
en- su relaci6n con Ia $3.50 de los
| Estatutos Revlsados de los Estados
Unidos, enmendadas en- enero IS
de ! ,So7, que permite al jurado dar
I'm veredicto de culpabi.idad, ana
diendc las palabras ssln pena ca
pitals. Cuando el jurado hubiera
dado uu veredicto en- esa forma, Sc
entendera que la sentencia IS de
reclusi6n perpetua.
Conclude que hub, el juez de
dar sus instrucciones tom6 jura-
mento q los marshalls para Ia Gus
todia de los jurados. Rstos Sc re-
tiran a deliberar q las 9 y 20 MI
nutos, declarAndose en- receso 10
corte.
A las 11y S regresa el jurado
sin haber dado geredicto, solicitan-
do le sean leidas del record taqui.
gra6co las declaracioues que pres
taron el acusado Gregoric Mulero
y el sub marshal Mr. Haas.
Oidas por el jurado estas de.
claraciones que fueron leidas por el
sten6grafo, vuelve aquel q reti'
rarse 4 deliberar nuevamente & las
11y15.
A las doce y plco, el Jurado no
ha regresado con SD veredlcto y Sc
dispone que el pdblico desaloje e
salon de Ia Corte y Sc retire, pue'
va despues de aquella hora Ia Cor
=" te no Sc reunira hasta hoy por i
mafiana en- que Sc informant de i
:, resoluci6n del Jurado.
: Hoy por Ia mafiana, & las diez
= aun contlnuaba el jurado delibe
/ rando, sin haber llegado IN acuer
e do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
Por la r1oche

A las 8 y 10 p. m. Sc reanuda
Ia session.
81 acusado ocupa su mismo
asiento, junto al abogado de la de
fensa, dando muestras de estar muy
preocupado y abatido; algo nervio-
so, a ratos, enjIgase el rostro con el
pafuelo
Asisten al acto los abogalcs
sedores Pedro de Audrey, Degetau,
Gonzalez Darder, Suau, Pedro Al
miroty, Anderson, Pedro Gomez,
Miguel Guerra, Bonifacio Sanchez,
Falcon, Ferrer y Mott.
81 abogado defensor Mr. Paine
da principle q las 8 IS 4 su infor
me, en- ing)es, expresandose en- fol-
ma elocuente y reposada, impus
nando varias declaraciores que con.
sidera contradictorias. Presenta al
Jurado los siguientes fundamentos
esenciales que, dice, debe probar e
gobierno antes de que aquel dicte
en- la causa un veredicto de culpa
bilidad contra el acusado:
10 Que Ia Corte tiene juris-
dicci6n para conocer del asunto.
% Que el delito fue cometido
con violencia 8 tenor invencible y
sin Il consentimiento de la mucha
cha que Sc dice ofendlda.
Su informe dur6 una hora s.
minutes.
Fl fiscal sefior Savaje cierra 4
debate con un buen discurso, abun
. dante en- razonamlentos. Sostien'
; Ia acusaci6n contra el acusado d
manera frme y energica, termi.
nando q las 9 ~ 10 minutes con es
tas palabras que dirige al jurado
sSi ustedes Green q aquella mucha
). cha no pueden Greer q este hombre'
: Una vez que ha terminado .
: fiscal, el Juez Rodey lee en- un plie
e 60 las instrucciones al jurado, re
/ dactadas brillantemente. lie ind
Il ca en- elias que la acusaci6n que pt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07

Briganti, Cardi, Rodriguez y de-
mas que pasaron dias y noches en-
teras al lado del enfermo, esposa {
hijos, mi gratitud no tiene limltes;
al igual que para mis- queridos anil
gos Santiago Vivaldi y Francisco
Negroni que llevaron mi represen.
taci6u en- varios actos.
No terminate sin hacer una
especial menci6n de mis- tambien
queridos amigos y hh.'. los docto-
res GatelI y Zavala que, con ST
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07

las Piedras, hoy Humacao, compues-
to de sesenta y LIS y media cuerdas
de terreno. equivalents a VENT: y
cuatro hectareas, cincuenta y sels
areas, cincuenta centiareas, collndsn-
tes poi el Norte con Editasio Mar
quez, Celestino Hernandez y E,scolas-
tic3 Eseribano; por el Sur con Fran.
cisco Gomez y Gomez y Nalentin Le-
br6n Hernandez; por el Este con e
camino rural que conduce a Hate
Grande y por q Oeste con Eduardo
Velez Y Antonio Amaral Tercero.
Per tanto: hab endose ordenado
Dor el honorable Carlos Blaues Man
gual, Juez de esta Corte Municipal, e
apuucio de la conversion de posesi6r
en- domino int resada, publicandos
dicho anuncio en- el peri dlco Il
DEMocRAcIA que &c edita en- San Juar
d. P. R., para los que tengan derech'
sobre dichas fncas y personas igno
radas a quienes pueda perjudicar Ii
conversion de possession en- dominic
puedan oponerse por medic de laopor
tuoa demanda dertro del tErmino d,
ounce dfas natura|es, cor ta5os desdt
la fecha de la public .ci6n, extiendo e
presente edicto bajo mi firma, eu Hu
macao d tres de Diciemb de ,9o7
CANOELARlo LOPEZ,
'Secretario de la Corte Municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
FL HOMBRE MAS vIEJO De AMERICA
Sc Libro Del Terror De MuChos
Inyiernos Tomando
VI. Pe=ru=na.
Pe=ru=f1a.

~ EFIRIENDOSE a su buena salud
N extremosa veje2, el Anciano Sr.
Brock dice:
"Una de las c0sas que he deScu.
biert0 para mi satisfaction es eI
propio remedi0 para los padeci'
nientos Ocasionados por los
efectos del china. Por III a1oS ne
resistido Ell tan variable china DO
los Esfados UnidOy.
"Siempre he sido saludable, pero, por
supuesto, expuesto 4 las enfermedades
causadas por los repentinos cambios Dc
china y temperature. Durante mi larsa
vida he conocido muchisimos remedies
para IL tos, resfrios y diarreas.
"He descubierfo que, Ell renedio
del Or. Hartman, la Peruna, es eI
meior, 81 no es Ell inicO, y mas
seguro para estas Intermediates
La he usado por muchos ahos, y
afribuyo mi buena saIud y vejez q
este remediO.
"Es exactamente Ell remedio que re-
quiero. Me proteje de los malos efectos
! de los cambios de temperature; mo
tiene siempre con huen spetito; me con-
serva fuerte; me tiene Ia sangre en- cir
/ culaci6n. Conffo en- este remedio para
todos mi achaques.
"Cuando por primera vez Sc presento
la grippe en- este pals, empece padecer
de dicha enfermedad.
ala tuve variaS YeCeS. Al pTin-
cipo no Saba que la Peruna era
Ell remedi0 para esta enfermedad'
Cuando OF decir que Ia grippe era
cafarro epidemico, probe la Perund
v resuIt6 ser Ell verdaderO reme-
di0."
En- su Ultima carta al DR.. Hartman
Mr.. Brock dice como sigue:
"Estoy bien y me siento como me h'
sentido por los dltimos amos, llent
de salud. Ilo ,inico que me molesta e'
la vista. 81 pudiera yer mejor, podri'
andar por toda la hacienda, y me hari'
mucho bien. Jamas estare sin Peruna."
Suyo Atm. Amigo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
TEST|MON|0 De- GRAT|TUD

perlcia y constancia, lograron pro.
longar algunos meses aquella vida
que Sc escapaba; y sehaladamente
el primero que, como mkdicO de ca.
becera, demostr6 su interes y asi.
duidad hasta los Glumos momentos
cual 81 Sc tratara de un miernbro de
SD famili,.
Para todos mi afecto entrafia.
be y mi reconocimiento eterno.
San Juan Dlciembre S de 1907.
JOSH 6. TORRES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07

TsAAC RROGK, ciudadano americana
L nacido Ell Texas, tjene III amos y
goza de muy huena -alud. Reside en- la
ac,ualidad con su hijo polfttco en-
Valley Mills, Texas.
lIace a!sdn ,ielapo estuvo en- Waco,
on obsequio 4 la petici6n de varios ami
gos, v sc dejo retratar. apoyado sobre
una vara que Sc cort6 de uno de los
srbojes quo alderman Ia tumba del Cen
eral Andrew Jackson.
I'll Sr. Brock cs un anciano muy
respectable. ..
Coaserva atn la Biblia de su familia,
adonde SO We que Ia fecha de su nact'
,.ianto fue e.crita hacen lit amos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07

A las cnatro de la tarde, des.
pufs de ampliAr ligeramente sus de-
c.araclones el marshall, la perjudi-
cada Grnovrva Rodriguez, la tia dc
esta Encarnaci6n Rodriguez y el
acusado Grrgorio Mulero, el Fiscal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07

Naci6 anfeS de fOrmarSe los ES-
tadOS UnidOS.
Ha presenciad0 Ia election de ~
preSidenteS.
Veterano de cuatro guerras.
Herd un Cabaiio Cuand0 tenia 90
ahos.
Siempre ha vencidO Ia gripe con
I la Peruna.
! Fu6 fesfigo en- IN pIeitO d la ed2d
] de no amos.
! EStd frmemente SECURE de que la
} Peruna eS ell mej0r remedi0 que Sc
I conoce para intermediates ca
J tarraies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
DOCTOR QUtVEDO BAEz

Ha traslada'o su r,sidencla y
sCoRsuit0,7o MtaIdon q la caIle de
Allen ne 66 aitos-Telefono 3f4 Con
sultas de I y media & ). Gratis para
los pobres los microbes y sabados,
Para niiios pobres establece una sec
ci6n de cousultas los martes y iue.
YES . 81, ao-a;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

mas que Sc crsau tener sobre dicho In
mueble algdn derecho real y q todos
aque los q ienes pueda periudicar
Ia conversion solicitada, para que
dentro de dicho termino t ,rm1len opo-
sici6u previniendo a todos que pa'a.
do el mismo, Sc resolvera sobre la so.
licitud, parando todos los periuiclos
de ley, extiendo el presente en- San
Lorenzo a9 de noviembre de 1907
Jost S, Aybay, a : r.tario de Ia coTts
municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07

hizo SD lnforme de acusaci6n sostt.
niendo esta y reservandose para
cerrar los debates. 81 abogado de-
fensor pide a Ia Corte Sc suspenda
la session por ser va las seis de Ia
tarde, a 10 que la Corte accede, de-
clarandose en- receso hasta las ocho
de la noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
DAVID BEILAhORE
Imboytadoy. Allen 2T

Lmb0rtad0Y. -AAen ~
Acaba de recibir de Paris = New
York el mas complete suTtido de SOM
breros para sefioIas. Ultimos modelos'
oIrcemoa estos sombreroa aur pre-
clio desde 10 ( 80 dollars,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-07
HDICTO

Estsdos Uni,'os de America. S. S.
FL Pr Sidel te de l"s Estades
Unidos.
En- la Corte >Iu, cip'l e'l Nistrito
Judicial Mu"icipal dc Manati,
P, R.-B nito Mayol y rons.
Ex-parte, Conversion de donli-
nio.
EDICTO
Por cuanto, Benito Mayoly Pons,
casado, mayor de edad, propietario y
vscino de GALES, P. r., presento en-
esta corte municipal de Manatf, una
peticion inteesando convertir en- do.
mimic inscription de rosesi6n que q
su nombre fgura al folio 247 del tomo
de Gales en- el Registro de la pro-
piedad de Arecibo, de la siguiente;
sFinca r6stica, radicada en- el
barrio de "Fronton' dsltermIno mu.
nicipal de Gales, P, R., compuesta
de nueve cuerdas equivalentes a tres
hecta els, ciucuenta y tres Areas J
seteuta centiareas de terrsnos de ter.
cera clase, con pequeiias plantacione'
de cafe y platauos, colindantes por E
Norte con el camlno real que desd'
Gales conduce Utuado; por ell Oest'
con la Succession de don Jose N1fez
que representa- don Jose Francisco d
igual apellido; por ell Sur con dol
Juan Monies, y por el Este con dofii
| Carmen N6fiez.D
Por tanto, habiendose ordenadt
Dor ell Hon. Felix C6rdova. juez d
esta corte municipal, en- fechad de hoy
el anuncio de la conversion interesad
Dor medic de un edicto en- el periodic,
LA DEMoCRAcIA, para que los intere
sados que sc consideren con derech,
sobre dicha fin .ay personals ignorada
q quienes pueda pejudicar la conver
sion, puedau oponerse en- termino d
ounce dias natufales, contados desd
el de la fecha de la publicacl6n de
anuncio, para su cumplimiento, ex
tiendo el preSente.
Baio mi frma, eu Manati as d
noviembre del afio de 9o7,-PEDR
III. RIVERA, secretario de la cote mu
nicipal de Manatl
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18
ADVISE SELLn..,7 CUT.

An Unusually FesG@ G. .e7-cnt OF
Failure by Beard OF p. &c G-,-v.cs.
In an exhaustive report t. H.. city
council the board of pm 3D. sr. = of
Bellciontanc, O. r. O H..u .rl the
sellmg of the muui,i ,d "a, / I'm; on
the following grounds:
THE Gas plant Is no 10 g.r ne y;sary
to and does not furnish auy public
service.
THE mains in the priHci,lI streets
are very old and will rcG.t in TIN"
future expensive repairs
The plant is in rs good ,uIli i'm t.
day as it is possible to PIT the present
system, and To- change the ystcu viii
require another boul is ne.
"Thc average price r. civ Il fro n the
sale of gas is very little if an, lower
than private corporation Wo''d give
to our people but j. rs low Il am COY
erninG board the people may c'.ct cln
make and keep the plant il l.; p..' cnt
condition and meet all I've T'u-i-r-
ments and pay bonds an il'crn;t. IL
has been the policy of the present
management.
-Four years ago 1t was ne g ;ry to
issue $4,000 of bonds to build new
holder ana install coal ga hcu Il and
necessary machinery. @n auo.Ncr is
sue of bonds to the extent of s;12.cO1
to pay oycrdrafts in the banks. AMI
$1,000 more to put new mai Is in san
duslly street before it was paved
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18
DESIRABLE
Lots
FOR SALE
ME Consultation Coal COMPANY
L offers FOR SALE number Of
BUILDING LOTS.

situate on "Eckhart Flat" northeast side
OF the National Pike.
These Lots have fine elevation and outlook
natural drainage and easy proximity to the
Electric Railway are among the most eli
Eible Sites for Dwellings in the vicinity of
Frostburg.
.4g- Information concerning terms, plat
OF ground etc, can be obtained by applica
tlon at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
August ~ FrOSthlrg Md
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18
bedford, Plant C..s of Date.

i. IL. Farrar, Suprrintrn e Of the
city electric light plant, states that the
plant is out of date and practically
useless. According TO his 5 a;rmcnt.
the plant IS worth about $1,000. and
it would require an expenditure of
$15,COO to make it scrviccahic, while Il
new plant would cost about 10000.
The majority of the council favor the
employment of an electrical expert to
make thorough examination of the
plant and report on the Same-Elec-
trical World.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18
Why He Opposes an. o."

As member of our city council
some years ago | investigated this
question Of municipal ownership be-
fore we contracted for our electric
lights ana found that in every instance
where the cost Of municipal lighting
was reportc below that offered by in,
de- enGcnt contractors the difference
and more appeared on the general
taxes. and in most places it was frank
ly admitted that the light ana water
plants Wee &U!t by the city. but used
by the Politicians Homer T.. Stewart
in Warren (DJ Chronicle.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18

in the history OF Hannibal But if
Mark Twain should go there now he
would find 4 hotel with private baths
ard private telephones The CONNER
cial club did it,
Hannibal is now thriving city with
about 10000 people. 1t is still reach
ing out after factories because every
factory means considerable increase
- Ia" population. All increases mean
business for the butcher the bak-
ID the builder, not to speak of the
mixer.
The country is full of just such towns
rs Hannibal, which have within them
selves the possibility of MIvh larger
growth. The right kin OF commercial
club or board of trade can do the bust
ness.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18

! room with Il H., h "a, clerk stared
n him in am&-r.. }at. NoboIy had
dared such Il pre- o trIp"f suggestion
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18
Railroad Schedules.
CUMBERLAND and PENNSYLv ANIA
DAILY RAILROAD DAILY

~" Trains l26 and III will run only when
authorized ON account of Theatre or other
Special Occasions. c. l. BRETX
Fch General Manager.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18
A out Selling Real Estate.

A NY piece of REAL ESTATE can lie
~ sold at some price.
Every owner would like to sell for more
than he can get.
OF course, property is worth the most it
can be sold for
Generally, property is sold for the most
to the person to whom it is the most useful.
The finding of that person is the import
ant deSjderdtmn, and the owner who wants
to sell cannot afford to make a mistake at
that critical iuncture of his enterprise
The best "FlNDER' of PURCHASERS
of REAL ESTATE known here is the
MINING JOURNAL.
It's part of it's business to do Just such work
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18

The country has learned that nttc"
the Iumuit and the shouting of Il pop
ular election cry comes the still small
vote" of a treasury deficit. II b. ma e
good by increase taxes. - Trenton
II \ uimeS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18
WESTBOuNp MAIN uN-
Georges Creek and Cumberland
RAILROAD

| AILY, Sundays Excepted. cnmmr,,
- ing September 10 lS9S
FROM CENTRAL STATION. Cumbrrlnr,.
OUTWARD-BOUND TRAINS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-05-18
DOOMED THEIR TOWN
How Mark TWain's Boyhood VIII
Iage Became a Lively City.
COMMERCIAL CLUB GOT BUSY.

Story of Hannibal Proves That the
Average Community ca Froft by
Taking Advantage Of c5.,o5tunities.
Business Men MIST ceE T--e,hor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-25
CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.
After being In Session Five Months
the Oklahoma Convention
Ends Its Work.

Guthrie, Okla. Without a dis
senting vote, but with q Of the
IS delegates present not voting. tbs
constitution for the proposed state OF
Oklahoma, framed by the convention
which has been ia session nearly the
last five months, was adopted at 2:3J
Friday afternoon.
Prolonged applause from the foot
and galleries greeted President Muir
rays announcement that the work o.
the convention had been contaminated
Only one OF the twelve republican
members. Delegate Cloud. an Indiar
clergyman. saw the finish.
AT 2:45 O'Clock President Murray
signed the sheepskiu copy OF the con
stitutlon with an alfalfa pen. The az
tending district number and the 9th
er details were affixed with a pen
presented by W. J. Bryan.
The election committee VIII report
Saturday when a definite time Tor ad
lourumeut sine die probably win De-
announced
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-25
He BELIEVES IN REGULATION
Vice-President New York Central
Makes Honest Confession.
Says President Roosevelt Has Germ
pletely Moulded Public Sentiment
Hopes for Cooperation.

Buffalo. n. Y. 49, That the public
has a complete right to regulate the
railroads was admitted Thursday
night by W. c. Brown, senior vice
president Of the New York Central
lines. Mr.. Brown discussed the rail
road question at a banquet given by
the chamber Of commerce. Governor
Hughes also was a speaker.
Speaking OF contemplated improve
ments in railroad facilities Mr.. Brown
said:
Unless assurances can be had not
IF c%ondoning wrong doing. or wink
ing at abuses-but Of friendly coop
Grafton OF protection and aid in ey.
cry fair and legitimate manner against
oppression and injustice: OF such
guarantee as the government can give
II protection from legislation which
viii prevent earning a reasonable re-
turn OF money invested and a fair
participation In increased values and
general prosperity which investments
N this character aid IN promoting.
10 Is going TO be Impossible for the
railroads 20 obtain money necessary
for such improvements and exten-
sious
1T is doubtful II In the history OF
the United States and upon any great
national question or issue. public
opinion has been so moulded and d.
rected by the president as Il has In
the consideration OF and attitude to
wards the great transportation inter
ests. This powerful influence has
been eXerted fearlessly and force
fully IN correcting abuses by the rail.
roads and / believe Il viii be exerted
Just as ~fcarlessly aud effectualiy
In protecting the railroads from
injustice.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-25
ALTON MUST PAY THE FINE
The United States Court Of Appeals
Confirms Conviction.
Railroad Had Been Found Guilty Of
Giving Rebates and Win Two OF.
floers Fined $4,000.


Chicago. Tho United states court
Of appeals Tuesday affirmed the con
vlctlou IN the district court of the
Chicago q Alton railroad and John
NJ. Faithorn and Fred a. Wan. former
officials OF the road FOR granting re
bates.
The company and the two officials
were found guilty last year and an
aggregate fine o 100000 was imposed.
The railroad company was fined
$4,000 and the two officials $4,000
each.
The conviction OF the defendants
followed the prosecution Of the gov
eminent which alleged that rebates
had been granted TO the Schwartz
schild g. %Sulzberger company in the
shipments OF meats. The rebates
we're said TO have been paid to the
packing company under the guise or
refund and terminal charges. the
amount being 81 on each car for the
use OF the tracks Of the packing com
pauy IN getting the cars OF freight out
from the packing house 70 the main
line OF the Chicago & Alton railroad
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-25
NEWSPAPER MEN TO FARM.
a Colony TO Be Established on State
Land in Routt County,
Colorado.

Denver. - A colony Of newspaper
men IS to be established IN the Little
Snake River valley. In Routt county,
Colorado. whore the state Of Colorado
will throw open Tor settlement this
summer. under the Carey act $1,000
acres OF land. This land is under the
Little Snake River canal system. The
plan Is to make this colony an up-to-
date farming community where each
man win own his own farm and im
proyements. the only connection in
which the community idea will pre-
vail. II al all. being in regard 20 d..
Dor.
Under the Carey net. any citizen Of
the United States may select 1Gu
acres the price % land ana perpetual
water right Ia the canal sstom being
fixed by the state at s22.5o per acre
Warren r. Given, "a former newspa.
permau has taken options on 40 se
lections Of 100 acres each for tho
newspaper men.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-25
- obieets 10 Purchase-

Havana. Jose Miguel Gomez. the
Liberal leader, in a statement PUB.
lished Sunday protests against the
purchase Of church properties BY the
governments for $4,000. 600. He gives
as his reason that the church titles
are questionable and The price far In
excess Of the value Of the property.
The buildings are in bad condition. he
declares, and It would be better to re.
place them with modern buildings at
the same price. He urgently recon-.
mcnds that the government OF inter
yenuon defer the purchase and leave
the matter in the hands Of Cuba's III.
tnre government.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-04-25

Lamont Iowa The nftyf0urth
annual worlds conference OF the Re.
Organized Latter Day Saints church
closed Friday The conference has
been in session llcrc continuously for
fourteen days aud has been n OF the
most important that the church has
ever held Delegates from every part
OF the United States have been pres
ont. also from Canada. England.
Wales. Scotland Australia, sweden,
Norway Denmark and the Society g..
lands The business ar special IN
terest Friday was the reading OF mis-.
sionary appointments. noout 500 IN
number.