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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
MONEY IS ALL GONE
And Oklahoma Territorial Officials
Will Have to Wait on Congress
For Their Salaries.

Guthrie, Okla, Aug, 6-Territorial
officials in Oklahoma whose salaries
are paid by the federal government
we're shocked today when letter was
received from the comptroller of the
currency stating that no money is
available with which to pay such Off
GERS after June 30, 1907, the end of the
last fiscal year. No appropriation was
made by congress for territorial sala-
res after that date, as congress be-
lieVed that the new state government
would then be in effect.
This cuts off Governor Frantz's con-
tingent fund by which he pays his
clerical help and his private secretary,
and leaves Territorial Secretary Chas
Fi,zon holding the sack for his salary.
1t also affects the United States at
torney and his deputies, the United
States marshal and his force, as well
as the disUrict judges, Doubtless the
next session Of congress will pass
bill covering this deficit, but until
this is done the officials depending on
the government for their salaries will
have to draw on their own private
funds
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
TO LEAVE ZION CITY|OPEN THE CAMPAIGN
Haskell and All the Other Candi-
dates on the Democratic State
Ticket Speak at McAIester.

McAlester, |. 4, Aug. Yesterday
marked the opening Of the Democrat
lc campaign, in which that party VIII
try TO secure the adoption Of the new
constitution, the election Of @. N.
Haskell for governor, and with him
the Democratic ticket for the new
state Of Oklahoma.
Every candidate on the Democratic
slate ticket, besides candidates for
congress and candidates for minor Of
fees was here. The crowd was aug
mented by those who came in to see
the circus. McAlester is the home of
Colonel j. J. McAlester, who is can
didate for raiload commissioner, and
Pete Hanrata, candidate for mine in
spector.
The speaking was in large tent
which was filled both afternoon and
night. The principal speakers were
Hon. @. N. Haskell, r. L. Owen and
and T. p Gore, candidates for United
States senate.
Many Of the delegations brought
brass bands with them and the streets
were kept lively all day long with
music.
Pittsburg county is strongly Demo-
cratic and Haskell is favorite here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
Attention, Confederate Veterans.


Comrades: On August 20, 2l and %
1907, at South McAlester, the okla
homa division of Veterans, Sons and
Daughters, will meet as one division
in the grandest and most important
reunion ever held in the Territory,
We expect to merge into one great
divisionand unite in the glorious cause
of building soldie S home before it
is too late. We are fast decreasing in
numbers and rapidly increasing in dis
ability. We ask all liberty loving
people to help US How can you shut
your eyes against the sufferings Of our
noble veterans who fought and suf-
fered four long years for justice and
home
GOD holds the scales Of Justice,
He measures praise and blame,
And the South will stand the verdict.
And stand it without shame
The city Of South McAlester is
rushing things for the best reunion
ever held ard the railroads are giving
as rates Of one fare plus soc for round
trip tickets, on sale August 10, good
days.
All officers and camps must pay
dues and elect delegates; wear their
uniforms and come in full force to do
veterans duty. Division chaper-
ons, Eloese Bushyhead, Of Tahleouah
and Daisy Owens, of Muskogee.
Sponsor, Bessie Brewer of Muskogee:
Division Maids Of Honor, Grace Ste
gall, Of South McAleSter, Miss Porter.
Of Muskogee, Elsie Fisher. Of South
McAlester, Leila Mcclellan, Of Clare |
more and Miss Carter, Of Ardmore, |
must report for duty
ATTEST:
By order Of JOHN W. Jordan.
Major General.
Z. T. Serner, Adit. General and
Chief Of staff
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
TROOPS MAY Be CALLED
OUT IN ALABAMA

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 6-No Of
fetal statement was issued last night
Of the conclusions yesterday between
Governor Conner, Attorney General
CARRIER and the associate counsel en-
ployed by the state administration to
assist in enforcing the laws affecting
railroads as to the next steps in the
Southern railway.
While the governor would make no
statement, his advisors let itbe known
that the administration is determined
TO enforce the state laws at any cost
They said that if necessary an ex-
ira session Of the legislature would be
called, or troops would be ordered out
to see that the states commands are
obeyed
Their view IS that the Southern
railway By defYing the state laws
against the removal Of case from
the state to the federal court and
thereby having its charter revoked by
the secretary of the state, has placed
itself in position to be dealt with as
outlaw ora mob.
1t is considered more than likely
that wholesale arrests will follow in
the next few days of officials and en-
ployes of the Southern who continue
to operate the various lines in spite
of the fact that they are doing so
without charter from the state.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
[. 8 N. WILL OBSERVE
STATE RATE LAW

Raleigh, N. G. August 6-Governor
Glenn late yesterday received a tele
gram from the authorities of the
louisville g Nashville railroad, saying
that they would put the 24cent rate
into effect August s.
This is the last road to surrender,
and on August s all the roads in North
Carolina above sixty miles long, will
be using the state rate.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06

In the Latest and Most
Up-to-Date Manner -.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
IMMUNITY CLAIMED
Corporations Raise Question on In
terrogatories in Kansas "Trust
Busting" Suits.

Topeka, Kas, Aug. 6-Desirous OF
having the full court pass upon the
matter, inasmuch as questions Of great
Importance hinge upon the decision,
and this action is initial under the
law Justice Silas Porter, of the SUI
preme court, has continued until Sep
tember % the application Of the state
thaG a motion be granted ordering
that Standard Oil and International
Harvester companies to answer the
.'interrogatory" questions propounded
to them by the attorney general in
his 'trust busting" suits.
The application was filed several
weeks ago, and Justice Porter set the
date of the hearing for August s. At
ter the Harvester and Standard Oil
attorneys got into the question of i'm
munity concerning its extension Grim
inally, not only to the person giving
the testimony but the corporations
about whom it is given, Justice Por-
ter called a halt in the proceedings.
"This is an important action and we
are getting into important problems"
he said. II readily recognize that it
would be better to have the full court
pass upon the matter, for then the
decision will be more satisfactory to
everybody concerned. also plan to
leave for my vacation this week, and
know the briefs will be voluminous. |
can make an order granting the mo-
tion, and then the Harvester and
Standard Oil attorneys can file objec-
tions and argue the matter, or let the
whole thing go over"
1t was finally satisfactorily agreed
uponto continue the application, with
out an order, until the full court meets
again on September 23, and then argue
it at length,
The application is a part Of the at
torney generals suitagainstthe Stand
ard Toll and international Harvester
companies charging them with main
ta.aing Illegal combinations or trusts
in the state. The legislature last
winter passed the ''interrogatory" law
by which the attorney general is em-
to ask questions OF the de-
fendant proceeded against. These
questions must be answered or the
state can take Judgment in the suit.
Both of these defendants have at
tackled The constitutionality Of this
law in their answer and arguments.
They claim that Ii deprives them Of
without due process Of law;
that it intends to make them convict
themselves; that it confers unequal
rights under the law; compels the wit
ness to be a defendant against itself,
Ind is contrary to the bill. of-rlghts of
Kansas, because the till itself did not
clearly express in its title its provis-
ions; that Judgment in default OF
questions would constitute
jaking of party's property without
iue process of law.
Earle Evans then argued the ques-
ion Of immunity. The interrogatory
aw grants the person giving the tesu
nony full exemption from prosecution.
lie then pointed out the corporations
ide of it, and argued that it should
,e freed from criminal prosecution as
veil. The court interrupted and the
was then stipulated and
greed upon until September %.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
Ten Years in Bed.

For ten years I was confined 10 nv
bed with disease Of my kidneys. q
writes r. A. Gray, j. p. Of Oakvine.
Ind. ut was 50 severe that I could
not move part Of the time. con-
suited the very best medical skin
available. bnt could get no relief until
Foley S kidney Cure WIS recommended
70 me. 10 has been a G0dsend 10
nee. p a. y OwKNs.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
Via : Nsw Jerse, eallor savs

NJ. t Lynch, editor Of the Phillips
burg, n. J Daily Post, writes Il
have. used many kinds or medicines
for coughs and colds in my family but
never anything So good as Foley
Honey and Tar I cannot sa to
muchin praise Of IT, A. P. OwENs
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
REMOVAL OF
RESTRICTIONS

The following applications for tn
removal of the restrictions upon tn
alienation Of land allotted have bee
approved by the department of th
interior.
Cherokees.
Susie Barritt, Tulsa
VIM Barrett, Claremore.
Chas. {. Dege, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cora D. Martin, WEIGH
Sarah Nall, Kinnison.
Malderine r. Vincent, Foyil
Isaac N. Journeycake, Nowata
Roger R. Eubanks, Chicago, III.
Florence Archer, Tulsa
Shast2 johnson Claremore
Choctaw
Katie Wilson, Stonewall,
VIM. II. Pebworth, Coalgate
Josephine Coley, Garland
Chas Graham, TalilIina
Nola Tippit, Hugo
John w. Freeny, Scipio
Chickasaw
VIM. Foster, Norman, Okla
Thos. Collins, Tishomingo.
Creek
Gertrude Gary, Muskogee
Reuben l. Partridge,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06
RepubIican COMMITTEE on HAND

Oklahoma City, August 6--Members
Of the new Republican state central
committee arrived in this city yester-
day to attend the meeting with can
didates tomorrow, when the campaign
will be outlined.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06

The work on ". E Ha'selps new
house is progressing and with good
weather i5 will be completed and
ready for occupancy oy early fail.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-06

Yesterday and t0dal have been two
Of the "armest days Of the season.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
NOT|c|AS GENERATES
de Cayey. Sc
encuentra enfermo
de gravedad.
uN BUEN ARTlCULO
El libro <Castelar. 2-En Ell
Hospital Cua1entenario. ,
La tiple Pascuali.
uN BuEN AR rICULO

Sc encuentra gravemente en-
fermo, atacado de hebre tifoidea,
uuestro correligionario y amigo don
Heraclio Mendoza, alcalde de Ca
yey.
Con este sensible motive, ha
sido llamado por telegrafo para ce-
lebrar consulta con ei medico que
lie asiste, nusstro buen amigo Ell
competeute y acreditado doctor de
esta cirdad, don Gustavo Muiioz
Diaz.
Celebraremos mucho que la
ciencia triunfe del grave NAL que
aqueja al senior Mendoza, a quien
sinceramente deseamos el cabal
restablecimiento de su salud.
-Llamamos la atencion de
nuestros lectores hacia el notable ar
ticulo que irsertamos en- la pagina
cuarta, debido a la bien cortada plu-
ma de nuestro respectable amigo el
doctor don Rafael del Vale, en- que
tfata acerca del nuevo libro de nues.
.tro compfiero don Sebastian Dalmau
y Canet que lleva por tftulo Caste
lar.
En- el elenco de la gran com :
pafia de opera de que es empresa-
rio don Narciso Lopez y que nos
visitara dentro de POGO, fgura Ia
notable tiple ligera sefiora de Pas.
cuali, natural de los Estados Uni
dos.
A varias personals autorizada.
hemos dido afirmar que la Pascuali
es, despues de Maria Barrientos
retirada hoy de la escena por habe
contraido matrimonio, como sabei
nuestros lectores, una de las prime
ras eStrtllas en- el bell eantO.
-Ezequiel Diaz, albaiiil, Out
Sc hallaba trabajando esta mafians
en- la fabrica de hielo de Puerta d,
TERRA, Sc cay6 de un andamio,
gran altura, fracturaudose el cranet
y recibiendo otros golpes en- el old,
izquierdo y en- el cuerpo. De all
Sc lie condujo a la sala de socorro
del mismo barrio, donde fuG asistido
Aver fue trasladado a i
carcel de distrito, con dos meses d.
condena Felix Duprey, sentenciad,
por acometimiento y aggression
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
SAN JUAN Y La |SLA
Llegada del ingeniero
Mr.. PrOut. Ell nuevo
= muelle de espigon.
A <Lk GUERRA SANTAs /
Renuncia de un CONCEAL en-
Anasco. - Fal.ecimien-
to de un cartero.

Esta mafana lego en- el va
por sSan JuanO el ingeniero ameri-
cano Mr. Trout, representante de Ia
casa John Monks and Sons, de
New York contratista de las obras
del muelle de espig6n ndmero que
Sc construira en- nuestro puesto.
Dicho ingeniero conferencio hoy
mismo con el ingeniero don Arturo
Rodriguez y con don Carlos Conde,
representante este 1ltilno de la aIn-
sular Dock CO. procediendo 4 exa-
minar el punto en- que la de ser en-
clavado dicho muelle y tomando
dstos para la mas rapida y acertada
construction de dichas obras.
Aver tarde Sc lie di6 sepultu-
ra, en- el cementerio de esta ciudad,
al que fue en- vida don Juan Rodri-
guez, cartero del barrio de Puerta
de TERRA. Su entierro estuvo nluy
concurrido y asisti6 a el la banda
de la policfa insular.
-Ha renunciado el cargo de
concejal del ayuntamiento de Alias.
CO, don Emilio Ruiz de Porras.
-Esta noche no habra function
en- el teatro con el fin de ensayar la
hermosa zarzuela Guerra santas,
que Sc pohdra en- escena mafiana.
-Ha ingresado en- el Hospita-
Cuarentenario la nina Carmen Pill
neiro Mont.
Francisco Wcolman. en-
pleado de la Inca del TELEGRAPH In
sular, ocupabase aver por la mana
ma en- ernpalmar dos alambres, tre-
| pado sobre la cruceta, de un poste
en- la parada 7 de Puerta de Terra.
Parece que Sc revent6 el alambre y
cay6 sobre uno de alta tension, de
la Compafiia An6nima de Luz Elec.
trica, recibieddo tan fuerte conmo-
ci6u que Sc qued6 casi privado, 4
punto de haberse caido de aquella
altura. 81 alambre a la vez Sc fun.
di6 y pudo haber causado averfas
en- la casa Immediate, propiedad de
los sefores Infanzon & Garcia.
Pedro Dechouders, Gunner
sindo Aquino y Vicente Cardona
han solicitado permiso del alcalde
para hacer construcciones en- San
turce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16

icquierdo, pronunciendole una fuer-
te confusion con fractura del dedo
grueso y secci6n de los tejidos
blandos y otra confusion tambien
grave sobre eli dorso del misno
pie. Despues de asistido en- la
Sa.a de Socorros pas6 al Hospital.
Aver por la n,sfiana salio para
Ponce, en- uso de licencia, el de-
tective Carlos Diaz, que presta sus
servicios como escribiente en- la of
Gina del Quartet General.
-Ha reenganchado por dos
amos mas de servicio en- IA policia,
ell cabo Luis Miranda, de servicio
eu Barceloneta.
-Ha fallecido en- eSta capital
el antique prensista Pedro Fernan.
dez, que sirvi6 en- varias ocasiones
en- esta casa y en- varias imprentas
de la ciudad.
Descanse Ell paz el busn obre'
10 y reciban sHs deudos nuestrC
pesame.
En- el barrio SRinc6u.S d.
Gurabo, fue capturado por Ell guar
dia Juan Rios Rivera, de Rio Pie
d'as, y el sargento Blanco, de ca
guas, el individuo Doroteo Lugc
pr6fugo de la carcel municipal d
Vieques dssde el a. de mayo 6ltim
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16

El speakers de Ia Camara de
Delegates de esa isla, sefior Jose de
Diego, acaba de llegar de Oyster
Bay, donde ha tenido una larga {
importante enrevista con el Presi-
dente Roosevelt.
Cuando lego de Diego q la re.
Sidencia de Mr.. Roosevelt, en- el
autom6vil que el Presidente lie en-
vic q la estaci6n ferroviaria, le en-
contr6 en- su traje habitual de cam
20, es decir, con botas de montar,
Gallon amarillo = chaqueta cerrada
azul marino. iPuede darse un Pre-
sidente mas democratico para una
repGblica eminentemente democra-
tical
Mr.. Roosevelt, que es muy
llano y cortes, recibi6 a de Diego
afablemente, y de las impresiones
que con este he cambiado puedo
deducir que la conferencia ha sido
de gran trascendencia para el por-
senir del pals, por las manifestacio-
mes que Ell Presidente hizo.
De Diego lie expnso Ell probe.
ma de Puerto Rico en- sus dos as
pectos principales: el econ6mico y
el politico. La question del cafe la
presento nuestro amigo como la
mas importante para la soluci6n
del problema economical de la isla.
En- este asunto y con respecto a la
tarifa maxima que pretende impo-
merle Francia, tuvo de Diego la sa.
tisfacci6n de DIR de labios del Presi-
dente las siguientes frases:
aEse asunto es el que mas me
ha tenido ocupado en- estos dfas y
por el que mas he PELEADo y puedc
decirle a usted que vaya a Puerto
Rico contentos. Las razones que
para hacer tai afrmacion tiene el
Presidente, son de 6rden diploma
tico, por 10 que no me es permitidO
hacerlas publicas pero puedo ase.
gurar 4 los estancieros de cafe, que
por ese lado no deben temer NADIA.
La question mas debatida fue
la politica y ocupo la mayor parte
de la conferencia. Al entregarle e.
Memorial de la Camara-que e
Presidente lego rapidamente, ofre
ciendo estudiarlo con mayor deten
ci6n-exp'so Mr. Roosevelt que {
era mas par.idario de las realidade'
practicas que de las ideas obsolutas
Presento el ejemplo de cuado el er;
Gobernador del Estado de Nuev;
York.
ola ciudad de New Yorl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
.RECRESO De JOSE De DIEGO

hoy por falta de espacio, y donde
fueron q saludarle varias comisio-
mes de esta ciudad y de otras po-
blacioues.
Entire elias 6guran las siguien-
ties:
De la Junta Central, del Conf
te local y de las sub juntas unio-
nistas de San Juan y sus barrios.
De Arecibo: don Manuel Le-
desma, don Manuel Perez Aviles,
Lcdo. don A. Suliveres, Lcdo don
F. Santoni y don Adrian Padilla,
designados por aquel comite local
unionista.
FL senior de Diego trae, como
recuerdo de su excursion, TN her
moso retrato del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, que lie regalo este
con afectuosa dedicatoria.
LA DEMocRAcIA saluda carl
iiosamente 4 SD ilustre amigo que,
durante suIestancia en- la metr6poli,
ha puesto su inteligencia, que es
grande y SD voluntad que es pode-
rosa, al servicio de la causa del
pats, conquistaudose, una vez mas,
el APPLAUSE y la gratitud de los puer-
torriquefios.
El sefior de Diego, 81 10 permi-
te el estado de su salud, saldra ma
iiana para Msysguez, donde Sc le
IrePara una rssepci6u sntudkstiea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16

10 que expresa lasecci6n ro4 de la
Ley municipal VICENTE y que dicho
permiso deberfa ser rati6cado per
Ell Consejo Executive.
Ell cabo de la poIicia Floren-
clio A. Muhoz, de servicio en- Co.
rozal ha telegrafado al Superinten.
dente de Sanidad que AgIstin
Prieto le habia informado que te-
MIA un caballo de su propiedad
atacado de muermo, ell cual ha
aislado convenientemente, solicita.
do la presencia de un veterinaric
que 10 reconozca.
ESe necesita un dependent,
de Farmacia. En- esta Imprenis
informaran. s-I
-Existen actualmente cuat
enfermos en- Ell hospital cuarente
mario.
Ri inspector veterinario Dc
df trito sur doctor Elias P. Fer
nandez, ha clsusurado en- Maya
/
guez diez cuadras y aislado algu
nos caballos, por sospechar que S
hallsn stssadOs de mAsrmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16

A las cinco y media de la ma
mana de hoy tom6 puerto Ell vapor
San Juan, en- Ell cual regresaron de
los Estados Unidos, como estaba
anunciado, nuestro querido amigo
don Jose de Diego y SD distingui-
da familia.
A causa de 10 intempestivo de
la hora solo acudieron al muelle,
con objeto de darles la bienvenida,
varios correligionarios y amigos,
entire ellos una comisi6n de Maya.
guez compuesta de los sehores don
Vicente Trelles Olivia, presidente
de la Junta Unionista de aquel dis
trito y Lcdo. don Juan Monagas,
miembro de la Junta local unionis-
ia de dicha ciudad.
De haber llegado el vapor aver
tarde, como Sc esperaba, el recibi,
miento hecho al ilustre compatriota
hubiera resultado esplendido.
Ell seiior de Diego viene en-
fermo, con hebre y una fuert,
affection gripal que contrajo en- New
York, por efecto de unas llovizna
que recibiera, affection que desapa
reci6 de momento y que Sc lie volvi,
a presentar q bordo.
Sc hospeda en- el rHotel 1ngla
terra, dohde ha recibido numeroso
telegramas de la isla, que daremo
{ couoesT maaana, no haciSudol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
De DIEGO Y Mr.. RO0SELvET
|mportante COnferenCia.

( dig -insistia en- pedir su autono-
mia municipal, pero yo atendia mas
a corregii las injusticias que Sc CO.
metieran y darle una buena ad-
ministraci6n.O
En- este momento pregunt6 el
Presidente al seiior de Diego 81 el
Gobernador Mr. Post era un buen
administrator, y el sefior de Diego
contest6 que el sefior Post era Tin
excelente gobernante como 10 ha-
bia sido el sefior Winthrop. En-
tonces el Presidente dijo: am very
glad to hear that. (Yo estoy muy
coutento de OR ESQ. Y continue
Mr. Roosevelt manifestando que
Arizona estaba continuamente pi-
diendo Sc la declarase Estado de la
Union, pero que el Congreso no
crefa estuviese todavfa en- las con-
diciones propicias para clio. sPero
-afiadi6 -cualquier injusticia que
Sc cometa en- Arizona 8 en- Puerto
Rico, sera inmediatamente corre-
gida.S
El sefior de Diego insisti6 en-
que, indepepdientemente de las in
justicias que pudiera cometer los
hombres, deberia ser reformado el
sistema de gobierno en- Puerto Ri
co, manifestandole que el, el Pre-
sidente, a pesar de su opinion
acerca de las ideas practicas y de
las ideas abstractas, habfa solici-
tado del Congreso la ciudadania
americana para los puertorrique-
nos.
siOh-replic6 Mr.. Roosevelt =
81 el Congreso hiciera todo 10 que
yo deseara, los puertorriquefios ten
drian muy POGO de que quejarsei
pero usted debe saber que nj e
mismo Speaker puede obtener de
una Camara todo cuanto desea.S
FL senor de Diego llam6 Ia
atenci6n del Presidente sobre Ia
confusion de poderes del regimen
Foraker, citando el case de no ha.
Der podido lograr en- Paris que Ut
gran politico frances entendiers
como un miembro del poder ejecu'
two Intervene en- las funciones de
poder legislative, q 10 que el Pre-
sidente respondi6 que esa era cos
tumbre en- las colonias.
Por dltimo, al final de la dis
cusi6n, el Presidente manifesto a
sefor de Diego que eltegimen ac
tual de gobierno en- Puerto RicC
era TRANsIToRIo y que necesaria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
Impresiones y noticias

81 Hon. Gobernador .inform6
alOs representatives de la prensa
que ha llegado por el vapor de hoy
el seiiof Thompson, Veterinario del
Departamento de Agriculture de
los Estados Unidos, para hacer Tin
estudio del ganado vacuno de esta
isla y sus peligros, q los efectos de
informar a Washington con rela-
ci6n al proyecto de esta isla de i'm
portar ganado de los Estados Uni
dos.
Tambien les inform6 de la lie
gada, en- el mismo vapor, del minis
tro de Santo Domingo en- Washing
ton y del ministro de Hacienda de
aquella rep1blica, de cuyo viaje y
prop6sitos en- esta isla dimos cuen.
ia antes de aver.
-Por una ley de la Asambles
Legislative, los coches tanto de II
nea como los particulares, debei
usar timbres y no pitos nj bocinas
Sc ba dado una semana de plazo
los duehos de esos vehfculos paii
que los prOvean de timbres, q fin d
evitarles denuncias y multas.
-Esta mahana, trabs;ando ei
el muelle de Ia SSan Juan Ligh
gl pe6n EuviliO Roman, lie cay6 u
rail de sists quiutalss sObre sl Pi