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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
DEATH IN MARsHFIELD.
Eliza Wheeler Mears, Who Was Native
of Woodbury..

Marshfield, July 3.-Eliza Wheeler
Mears, wife of Gilbert L. Dwinell, passed
away peacefully Sunday morning about
4 o'clock, after months of severe illness
of cancer.
Mrs. Dwinell was born in Woodbury.,
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Wheeler, November 20, 1864. In 1884
she was married to Fred Mears Of this
town, who lived only short time. In
1887 Mrs. Mears married Gilbert i.
Dwiueli, also of this town. She leaves
besides her husband to mourn her loss,
FIVE children Clyde Mears. Earle, James,
Lee and Matte Dwinell, two sisters,
Mrs. Mary George Of East Calais, Mrs.
Ruth Austin of Barre City, and three
brothers, Carl Wheeler of Texas, Alton
Of Hardwick and Verne of Calais
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon at one o'clock at the house, the
Rev. +. Z. Currier, pastor of the NJ. Il.
church officiating. The Pythian Sisters,
of which Mrs. Dwinell was a respected
member, and past chief, attended the
funeral in body and conducted their
service of burial The bearers were
Abiiah Bemis. James Bouldry, J. Berton
Pike and Z. A. Rosebrook. Burial was
in the Eaton cemetery.
Flowers were "a white carnations, "a
pink and white roses from Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. P. Austin OF Barre, white and pink
carnations from Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Nc
Crillis, white peonies from Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Vincent, white carnations from
Mrs. Cora Webster, pillow OF pansies and
smilax from Verne Wheeler and family,
wreath of pansies and smilax from Mrs.
Arthur George, wreath of myrtle, filled
with flowers of the order, from the
Pythian Sisters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
FIRE CHIEF AND BRIDE
WERE SURPRISED
Former Got Back to Central Station
and Found Himself Prisoner in
The Hands of His Friends.

The members OF the Barre fire de-
parement gave an informal wedding re-
ception last evening to Chief ond Mrs.
Clarence B. Gladding in the rooms at
the fire station. The flremen so ar
ranged it that the occasion was a com
plete surprise to the chief who was at
the North Barre station until eight
o'clock and on his return found the sta
tion filled with iiremen and their wives
and few invited friends. There were
about sixty people in all present. AT
eight o'clock a hitch of the horses was
made Off the company to see, and Or
chestral music was enjoyed until the
arrival of the chief.
While the phonograph played Be
cause I'm married fnan now the chief
was given little time TO think over
how It all happened and then Captain
Il. NJ. Tobin called The company to-
getnJr. and introduced Mayer Robins.
In a. few words the mayor presented
Chief and Mrs. Gladding a very fine six
piece silver service, which the mayor
said was token OF the esteem and up
probation of the members Of the Are
department and also of the ex-liremen
fof his services in both the present and
the old fire company The chief though
nearly taken on his feet by his sur
prise feelingly expressed the apprecial
tion felt by himself an5 Mrs. Gladding
for the gift and coed win showa
The company as they spread pst In.
to the different rooms wee then intro
duoed to the chief and his bride. Re
freshnents of cake and ice cream were
served to all by the fremen before the
close OF the affair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
Investigated and Found 1t to
Be Woman'S Remains
Al MURDER IS PROBABLE
Marka On Body Lead to Belief That
Woman Found in cancbie Lake, Was
Esuliy Dealt with--Had Only
% Few Cents. ,,s

Salem, n. H., July s.--The body of a
young woman, perhaps 30 years Of age,
was found ID Canobie lake yesterday af-
ternoon about four o'clock, by the Rev,
Mr.. Candler,. who was out walking with
hia children.
It was at first thought by the children
TO be scarecrow, but Mr.. Gambler drew
1t to the shore with his umbrella, and it
proved tc be the body Of a young woman,
bearing marks Of injuries, which were
subsequently decided by the physicians
summoned, DR., Soule and Dr.. II. w,
Newell of West Derry, the medical ref
cree, to be indications Of foul play.
4 The body was found in about two feet
OF water in the town of Windham about
twenty feet beyond the Salem town line,
The woman was well dressed and appar-
emily a woman of refinement.
Over the left eye, which was much
hlackened, was a deep cut or bguise, in
dicating possible fracture Of the skull,
the flesh being driven in as with blunt
instruments and over the right eye was
cut two or three inches long, and there
were clots Of blood in the hair.
In bag, which was attached to the
woman's waise, was found q collection
of toilet articles such as woman in
good circumstances might use, and two
pocketbooks, but only tweHty-seven
cents In money. In the bag was also a
small clock which had stopped at ten
o'clock this morning or ten the previous
night il uncertain.
The body indicated that the woman
was about feet inches high and
would weigh between 1870 and I40
pounds. On the back of one hand was
the scar Of an old burn or other injury.
In the opinion of the physicians, death
must have occurred before the body
was put into the water. The woman's
hat was found on the shore some so feet
from where the body was found, and
there were also tracks which fitted the
shoes that the woman wore at about
that distance.
From railroad ticket found upon the
body It would seem that the woman was
on the way to West Windham, and got
off at Canobie lake, either by appoint
ment or by accident.
The body was placed in the hands of
Undertaken Martin Of Derry. In the wo-
mans clothes was found baggage
check. No. 61O,0t2. Among her effects
was physicians prescription for an eye
wash, put up by Storer Brothers Of
Winthrop, Mass. Also pair of fine
goldbow spectacles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
LEANpERs WERE STRONG.
Easily Defeated London Rowing Club
On Henley Course Today.

London, July 3.-The Leander crew
easily defeated the London Rowing
club today in the first heat of the
great challenge cup contest on the
Henley course. A big surprise was the
feat of Blackstaffe, holder OF the
diamond sculls, by Captain Darrell of
the First Life Guards, by half length.
The Leanders are expected TO win back
the trophy captured last year by the
Belgian crew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
PROCESS SERVERS
WERE BALKED TODAY
In Their Game Of Hide-and- Seek With
John D. Rockefeller, Oil King and
Champion Long Distance
hummer.

Pittsheld, Mass, July 81. s. Deputy
Marshals Frink and Ruhl visited Il. Par
melee Prentice's home this morning for
the purpose Of serving subpoenas on John
D. Rockefeller. They were met at the
dor by Prentice who, in reply to their
questions regarding Rockefeller's pres
ence, replied, Il have nothing to say"
After vain attempts to secure informa
tion the marshals left at 1920 for North
Adams.
II am satisfied Mr.. Rockefeller is not
bere, said Ruhl as they boarded the
train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
Fire in Mil This Afternoon.

The chemical engine was called out
at 1910 this afternoon, for the third
time within is hours, for fire in L. A.
Ayerilps grist mill on South Main
street. Tie ere, which started IRON the
friction Of belt rubbing on the board
ing, was confined TO the grain elevator
and was extinguished upon the arrival
OF the department, with two hand ex-
The loss viii amount to
less than $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
WASHINGTON MAN
WAS SENTENCED
E. M. Seaver, Formerly Town Clerk and
Treasurer, Pleaded Guilty to En-
bezzlement Of $s25.

Chelsea, July 3,-0range county court
closed its session this morning, after a
term Of four weeks. The case Of state
vs.. T.. NJ Seaver, until recently town
clerk and treasurer Of Washington, was
disposed of, when the respondent went
into court and pleaded guilty to the
charge of embezzlement of S325 from
the towns funds. He was sentenced to
not less than three and not more than
four years in the states prison. States
Attorney Wilson prosecuted and r. NJ.
Harvey.
The court granted eleven divorces this
term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
EASY VICTORY.
Rutland Defeated Burlington Yesterday,
10 to 2.

Rutland, July 3,--Tho Rutlapi base
ball team here yesterday defeated Bur.
lington, 10 to 2. Finn, the Burlington
slab artist, was hit quite freely while
Mcnamara was effective The locals
played errorless ball.
Burditt, who played short stop for
Burlington, made three base hit
which was the feature of the game. He
also figured in very pretty double.
Eurditt, who is only II years old, has
played on the Vermont academy nine
several years.
The defeat was due to the lack of
timely stick work mostly, although
several costly errors let in four Of Rut-
lands runs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
CONDEMNED A BUILDING.
st. Albans Board of Health Thinks A.
Tomasi Building Dangerous,

st. Albans, July 3.-The three.story
building in this city has been condemned
by the local board Of health as a public
nuisance The drainage is said to be in
dangerous condition, the interior
plumbing insufficient and in bad condi-
tion and the ash and rubbish piles in
the back yard mcnace to health. The
owner, A. Tomasi Of Barre, after repeat.
ed warning has neglected to remedy the
trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
MISSING BODY FOUND.
Identified BY Tattoo Marks as That Of
Jerry o'Meara.

White River Junction, July 3.--The
body of Jerry O'Meara, aged 2s, was
found here last night at z p. m. He was
an employe Of the Cummings Construc-
tion company and was drowned running
4 cable across the Connecticut river at
wilder, VT.
The body fioated. into the dam and
WA discovered by log drivers and iden-
tifed by tattoo marks on the left arm.
After examination by the proper au.
thorities, the body was taken to Wilder
N $3.50. It had been in the water a
month, being drowned June 3, and was
horribly bloated and dishgured, the
eyes and hair gone. OMeara was
drowned at the same time as Stephen
Hall. who was found June 10 at Wind
sor. 16 days after the accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
Barre Golf Clubs Team.

The return match between the ST..
Johnsbury and Barre golf teams will be
played on the Barre course Thursday
morning, the game 10 be started az eight
o'clock. The following players arc re-
quested to be ready 10 play; Alves,
Davie, Milne, Dalgarno, Hutchinson, Bur-
CESS, Daniels and Matthews reserves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
RANKS AT GODDARD.
First Three Positions Were Taken BY
Barre Young People.

The students having the highest
average rank for the spring term Of
Goddard seminary are as follows, as
Just announced Clarence Goldsbury of
barre, first; Paul Waterman of barre,
second; Ruth Conner Of Barre,
third; Henry Murray Of Hinesburg and
Frank Ulrich Of Richmond, tied for
fourth; Lydia Buell. of South Straf-
ford, fifth; Lou Seayer Of Williams
town. sixth; Jerome Derry Of Richmond
seventh; Rich Waite Of East Calais,
eighth; Winnifred Weeden Of Bridge
water and Orlando Oliatti of Barre,
tied for ninth Archie Cram Of Viii
laamstown aud Fred Page Of Marshdeld,
tied for tenth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
no TRY FoR CHAMPIONSHIP.
Clan Gordon Quoting Club Goes to Hart
ford. Conn.

The Clan Gordon Quoting club left
this noon for Hartford, Conn, where
they viii pitch matched game with the
Hartford team for the championship cup
Of New England Hartford now holds
the cup, which was presented by the
Cali mian club of Boston.
The Clan Gordon team which will play
for the cup Is made up Of the following
players: Capt. c. Birnie, w. Craig, G.
Keith, James Birnie, A. Rennie, z. Bir-
ME, w. Main, A. Kellis; reserves, j. w.
Gauld and George Slora; markers, II.
Gauld and ]. Main.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
POLICEMAN FINED
ON TWO CHARGES
First to Having Liquor For Illegal Dis
tribution and Second For Malfea-
sance in 0fice, Charles H.
WardwelI Of winooski.

Burlington, July 3.-PoIice Officer
Charles II. Wardwell Of Winooski, at
whose house in Winoosld large
amount of intoxicating liquor was
seized recently by the sherif's de-
partment, was arraigned before Justice
c. H. Macomber yesterday afternoon. He
pleaded guilty to having the liquor for
Illegal distribution aud was fined $500
and costs, amounting TO s1714. States
Attorney A. L. Sherman prosecuted.
Officer Wardwell was then taken in
to city court, where he was fined $3.50
and costs Of S5.05 for mafeasance in
office BY aiding and abetting liquor
selling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
SUES HUSBAND FOR WAGES.
Mrs. Moore Worked For Him After Oh.
tanning a Divorce.

Brattlcboro, July 3.--The case Of
Ellen NJ. Moore against her husband.
which was 20 have been tried at New.
fame Monday afternoon, was continued
one week Mrs. Moore Il seeking to
collect S125 which size alleges Is due her
as wages for the time she worked for
Mr.. Moore after she secured her di
vorce, Several years ago Mrs. Moore
secured o divorce from her husband and
later when he was taken IN went TO
work for him. She alleges that ne owes
ber wages during this time. f. y.
Waterman is counsel for Mrs. Moore and
a. I. Schwenk for Mr.. Moore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
DEATH IN HOSPITAL.
carlotta Migferini Of Barre Was Taken
There Few Days Ago.

Carlotta Maglierini, wife Of Giulio
Miglierini Of Maple avenue, died last
night at the Ileaton hospital in MOST
pclier, whore she was taken for treat
ment few days ago. The deceased was
born in 0lginasi, italy. 2s years ago.
Tho funeral viii bo held from her late
homo Thursday morning ut ten o'clock,
and the intermeut WIN be ia Hope ccme-
terry. Her husband Is member Of the
firm Of Niiglienni & Miglierini, contract
Ols
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
SEC. TAFT ON VACATION.
Ie Eni0rte For Canada For Months
Rest.

Washington, d. G., July b. Secre-
tary Taft left Washington today for
a months holiday, which he will spend
with his family at Murray Bay, Canada.
First he will pass a few hours with his
brother In New York, then 60 TO Mil.
bury, Mass, TO make brief visit with
his mother lie viii leave Milbury
carly tomorrow morning for Canada.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
CONNECTICUT RIVER
CLAIMS TWO MEN
Two Teachers in Mount Hermon School
Were Out Canoeing When Boat
fi Was Upset Yesterday
\ Afternoon.

East Northfeld, Mass, July s.--Philip
h. Greent, instructor Of English and
mathematics, and Professor David A.
Durward, assistant in the agricultural
department at the Mount Hermon
school for boys, were drowned yester-
day afternoon while canoeing in the
Connecticut river, by the upsetting of
the craft
Professor Durward was 25 years of
epe and graduate of the Cornell egri-
cultural school, class of 1906,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
BUILDING COLLAPSED.
Ten People Were Hurt in Cincinnati
BY Il.

Cincinnati, July 3.-Ten were hurt
n the oolIapsing Of four story build.
;no on Main street yesterday afternoon,
Fayty others escaped injury. The acci-
dsnt was caused by the weakening Of
s's,ndations By ali excavation for d new
~ ~ story building. The outer wall Of
* building fell over into the excava.
~, sn where forty laborers were eating
Ite;, midday dinner. In the wrecked
ss.';i5ing were a dozen other men, some
whom were shot out through the
q lows and wreclsage into the streets.
wLe falling timbera formed arches which
A.nntscted wv the men, none Of whom was
dangerously hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03

There will be a special train run from
Graniteville to the Trotting park to-
morrow, July g. The train win leave
East Barre at 1915, Boutwelps 1880
p. M. Arrive at the park at O'clock.
The return train viii leave the park
after the races.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03

Every man, woman and child connect
ed with the Heddiug NJ. =. church is in
vited 70 attend the annual picnic Fri.
day, July o, at Caledonia park Special
train leaves at nine a. N. from Wells
River depot. Round trip 10 cents for
adults, and ten cents for children over
elk yeara old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
NO PAPER ro-moRRow.

Tomorrow, the Glorious Fourth, no
paper will be issued from ths Office.
Fridays Times will contain full and
complete reports Of the days doings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-03
eRANIrEyrLLE.

Don't forget the 0dd Fellows picnic
al Gpzeley's grove tomorrow, the 4th.
DCome and have a good TING.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-15
PoR $4,000

De contado, Sc vende La hnca de-
uoninada aBarrancasp, la cual Sc haya
situada en- el barrio de pLlanos Cos
tass de este termino. Dista a hora y
media de la poblaci6n, Sc compone de
I 800 cuerdas de extension, todas pro-
pias para las siembras en- frutos memo
res V en- particular para el algod6n
aCeiianp Tiene dos maguffcos ma
nautiales pa1a dar de beber al ganado;
tiene colindancia al mar y puerto para
enbarcar todos los frutos. En- ella Sc
pueden cuidar hasta 400 cabezas de ga
nado.
Para iniormes dirigirse 4 don
AUlises Msriui.-Post 0fce,-cslle Mu'
Bos Rivera caso Roio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-15
(Cohclusi6n)
Sigue el debate sobre el c. B.

Empieza a las y 80 p. NE
Concurren 20 delegados. Sc sus-
pende la lectura del acta de la Sc
sion anterior.
Ell Presidente anuncia habel
frmado varios proyectos de ley dc
la CAmara y el Consejo. 9 9
=El delegado sefior Conception
solicita Sc tome ell consideration
en- la orden del dia, una moci6r
presentada por don Olinpio Otero
de Ponce.
Comunf6aaoneS
El Cousejo Executive dirige la
siguientes:
"a Que no concurre con las en-
miendas iHtroducidas al G. B. 81
pide eomisi6u de conferencia nom
brando para ella q los sehores de
Vale, Feuille y Diaz Navarro. L
Camara nombra para dicha conf
sion 4 los sehares SolS, Tizol +!
Guerra.
~ Que he sOucurtido Oou IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-15
Canara de Delegates

.nmiendas introducid:s por la Ca {
nara en- el c. B. AZ.
3. Aprobando el informe de IL
,omisi6n de conferencia nombrada
sobre el c. B. 80 (de la garrocha),
establecido que la pha
tendra milimetros de longitud.
4: Comunicando haber apro-
bado el H. B. 14S con enmiendas;
R. c. n1mero con enmiendas; H.
B. 81 (sustituto) con enmiendas VI
sustituto al H. B. 28, con enmien-
daS.
Oyden del dta
La Comisi6n de instruction
Publica informa el c. B. 60 y reco-
mienda que Sc posponga inde6nida-
mente. Sc aprueba el dictamen.
La mislna comisi6n solicita Sc
concurra con las enmiendas intro
ducidas por el Consejo Fiecutivo
al H. B. ga. Sc aprueba.
La comisi6n de Agriculture in
forma sin enmiendas el H. B. 1871.
Para suprimir la agencia comercial
fde cafe en- los Estados Unidos.
El sefior Muhoz expresa que
10 que Sc interesa es suprimir la
agencia comercial existente en- New
York. La labor de esa agencia nc
: solo ha sido inntil sino que tanbien
ha sido contraproducente. Ests
kagencia Sc suprime y Sc establect
un negocio de embarque y venta d
cafe alli, que seria mas provechoso
Cou el dinero que Sc invierte el
: sostener esa agencia Sc conpra UNI
5 partida de cafe y esta &C vende y,
E mas del efecto de propaganda qu
1p-oduciria, rendira indudable bene
, fcio.
] Por otro lado las C$maras de &C
!. mercio de San Juan y Ponce Sc ct
cargarfan de propagar ese product
a nuestro en- los Estados Unidos.
Il Ell sefior Zeno Sc, levanta par
! 1impugnar el dictamen de la com
q sion por considerar la Suppression 3
esa agencia en- los Estados Undo
como I'm gran perjuicio para la r
u queza cafetera del pals. Consider
que la propaganda que pudiera
Ia hacer dos 6 tres casas comisionist;
mediante un interes, no es nj puet
Se ser igual que la que hace Ia agenc
II comercial que va Sc ha fundado cc
le ese solo objeto. Reconoce 81, q
L. cuanto 1nico malo Sc ha hecho,
ie nombrar para esa agencia un hol
bre que no es puertorriqueiio. Pc
e. ain asf, su trabajo ha sido labor
O. 50.
el Refriendose 4 la baja en-
n exportaci6n del cafe de Puer
o, Rico, presenta el sefor Zeno dat
Ia. establishes que lie remite el seh
'as Jose G. del Vale por los que Sc
o. que el consume de cafe en- BARGE
ma ha disminufdo 10 que tiene F
m causa los fraudes que allf Sc h
lrs realizado con nuestro grano, imp'
,ro tandose 4 nombre de Puerto Ri
cafe del Brasil. Demuestra la lat
v de Ia Agencia del cafe en- los Es
, 4 dos Unidos, la que encomia. &
ac. Les-dice-una avanzada allf, {
veIa por la pureza de nuestro 6
90 no. Ademas habla respecto q
O. banco cafetero establecido en-
v Estados Unidos. Pide Sc sester
Sc. esa agencia. No esta conforme {
Sc de a las Camaras de Comercio
ma Puerto Rico una suma tan peque
como es la de $4,000, en- ese CT
cree que Sc deberia ser mas lujo
Ia que Sc lie den $50, 900, 8 sean d
1mil dollars 4 cada una.
nj N,,24z 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-15
Session del II, por 10 noshs

so P
(Conclusi6n)
Sigue el debate sobre el c. B. !
|65:
secci6n 81 Queda aprobada
sin discussion. Igualmente Sc aprue-
ba las seccciones g y 10.
Secci6n ia Ell seiior Barcel6|
hace una enmienda y queda apro-
bada.
Secci6n IL. Queda aprobada.
Secci6n 13. Queda aprobada,
Secciones ia, IS, I6, II, son
|tambien aprobadas sin discussion.
Secci6n IS. FL: seiior Mendez
Cardona hace una enmienda, intro
duciendo una nueva secci6n en- el
proyecto. En- ella fila que los as
censos Sc hagan por turnos: uno
para los funcionarios va antiques
en- el servicio; otro para los que ten
gan neritos a juicio de la junta
examinadora.
Ell seflor de Diego Sc opone q
esta nueva aecci6n. Dice que ellt
es un sistema va gastado, pues fue
. muy general en- el gobierno espa
mol; ESQ equivaldria a cerrarle Ia
puerta a la juventud que subey que
Ell un momento dado podria just:
fear que ticne mas aptitud para ESQ.,
cargos que los que 10 desempelal
: !por largo tempo.
: Sc pone a votaci6n la enmien
: da del seilor Mendcz y queda desc
{ chada. FL sefor de Diego hac
{ otra nueva enmienda: que todos le
( empleados que Sc nombren desd
e esta fecha hasta que empiece q r'
< CIR esta ley, el 70 de Enero de i9oS
( esten dentro de las condolences d.
K servicio civil de los Estados Undo
K Sc aprueba.
< Ell sefor Barcel6 presenta III
K enlnienda que impugna el seiior
X Diego, explicando su ihconvenie1
X ca. FL sefior Barcelo, satisfied
sE de las razones expuestas por el S
" nor de Diego, retira su enmiend
" La secci6n queda aprobada p
skE mayoria.
sk Secci6n 1o. Queda aproba
IS sin discussion.
Secci6n 90. Es aprobada.
Iaprueban tambien las secciones
y "a. En- la primera el sehor
Diego hace una enmienda: que
cha ley empiece 4 regir el 70
Enero de 1908. Sc aprueba.
FL sefior de Diego pide la
consideration de Ia secci6n s.. P,
pone que para el ingreso en-
servicio civil es condici6n indispt
sable ser ciudadano de Puerto Ri
con mn afio de residencia en- la is
Que el examen sea p1blico. Ami
enmiendas Sc aprueban por ma,
ria. ..
Ell sefior Blondet hace una
mienda: Que Sc sehalen mil doll
anuales de sueldo cada mieml
de la Junta. Qusda desechada.
Sc levanta la comisi6n tota
Sc informa el proyecto, Puest
votaci6n queda aprobada en- a:
tura.
A peticiSn del sehor de Di'
y con suspension del reglamentc
vota el bill en- tercera lectur'
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