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Evening journal., 1907-10-23
SOME PARTICIPANTS IN THE RACE

name also wen- -. The Rev. H. A. G..
Westerheld, pastor Of Asbury NJ T..
Church, prosecuted the appeal.
At this juncture the "drys" lost an ap-
peal on a technicality. II was against
John Jefferson. who registered from No.
ia Poplar street. rear, but the books Of
the district showed the name Of Jacob
Jefferson. Mr.. Wolcott explained TO the
court that the error had been made in
copying the name, but the court could net
do therwise than allow Jacobs name TO
remain on the books. The drys were ready
to swear that no such man lived at tie
address.
Continued on Second Page.)
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
KNOCKED OUT
AN OLD man
Aged StOrekeeper ASSaiIed by
Drunken Beegar and Was
Made Unconscious

Thomas Schoheld, a stranger Of un-
kempt appearance. was arralgned in
City Court to-day on the double
charge Of drunkenness and assault and
battery on an aged man. The latter
was Daniel Leshem. for twenty-four
years a storekeeper at Thirteenth and
King streets.
He testified that the prisoner came
into his store last Friday and begged
something to eat. The man was in
toxicated at the time and Leshem said
he had nothing Go give him. on turn-
ing to go out of the store Schonold
struck Leshem several times and
knocked him TO the floor Leshcm's
nose was broken and he was made
unconscious.
The defendant was fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness and an additional $40
on the assault and battery charge
Roco Di Fezza was charged with
trespasslng on the property Of Robert
Z. Robinson. He was seen walking
away from the corn field of Robinson's
place this morning with a bag OF corn,
which he is alleged TO have taken from
the field.
The Robinsons have had consider
able trouble with persons stealing corn
and the arrest to-day occurred as a
result The court remarked that the
defendant should consider himself
fortunate that he Is not more seriously
accused, and fined him SO and costs.
James Lacey was fined 50 and costs
for assault and battery on Mrs. Emily
Lacey. of No. East Twenty-second
street. The case was prosecuted by
/ Robert c. Harman and the defendant
was represented by David ]. Rein
hardt. The affair resulted over family
trouble.
James Cunningham, who was accus-
ed of slapping a woman in the face
with his slouch hat on Market street
Saturday night. was fined 81 and
costs. He was represented by Mr.. Har-
man.
The case of George Rash, charged
hy his sick wife with non-support, was
held up on the understanding that he
pay his wife $3.50 a week for her sup
port,
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
ATTACK The
REGISTRATION
Anti-LiCenSe Committee Be.
fore Judge SpruanCe OBJ
ieCtS TO so Names
THAT APPEARED ON BOOKS

The anti-license campaign committee
opened its attack this morning on the city
registration as made on the recent days
of registration when before Resident
Judge Spruance. sitting at the Court
House. they presented appeals against
about 50 men whose names they declare
have no legal right en- the books. The
'swets" declared they had no appeals TO
make. Thomas Davis. Josiah Wo.c1tt.
clifford n. Mannerng and J. w. Latto-
mus appeared for the no-license forces,
and Walter II. Hayes, Philip l.. Garrett
and A. ID. Chaytor. Jr., the Business
Mems Protective Association. Herbert L.
Rice and John f. Brady acted as clerks
for the court.
Before the hearings we're proceeded with
Judge Spruance announced that he would
not listen. to any appeals service in which
had been obtained since Monday. except
in cases where persons we're out Of the
city on that day.
The "drys" won the first appeal pre-
scented. 1t was against David Truitt who
registered from No. All Orange street in
the First ward. 1t was disclosed That the
location was both stable and a house
but the occupant OF neither building knew
Of Truitt. The man was not in court to
defend his right as a registered voter and
his name was therefore stricken from the
list.
Guisseppi Pillett an Italian, who reg
istered from the same place also had his
name stricken from the list he not ap-
pearing to defend his right 10 remain
on the books as a qualified voter.
Walker Kelvie. who registered from No
1ls Poplar street. rear. in the secord
ward. didn't live at the place and his
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
ROOSEVELT AT
ROANOKE, VA.
Child Tells Him She is Going
TO School and President
COmmends Her
~ THE IouRNALs speeIal VIC.


ROANOKE. Va. Oct. pa mistake
In train orders nearly caused Roanoke
TO miss chance TO near President
Roosevelt to-day. With the President
waiting Oh the back platform OF his
car with his mouth open ready TO be-
gin talking the locomotive rumbled up
10 the station. He shut IL again and
gritted his teeth. however, when the
train went straight ahead TO a in the
railroad yards some distance away.
The crowd looked astonished for a
minute and then groaned. II didn't
take long to correct the mistake. The
Presidents car was backed up to the
station again and Just as It stopped a
little girl waved her hand to the execu-
tive from a passing buggy and called,
I'm going TO school"
That's right" cried the President.
waving his hand in return. Il have
a little girl az home and she is going
to school, too" Then he spoke briefly
on Good Citizenship" The train ar
rived here at $40 a. m.. and stayed
only few minutes. The President
is due in Washington at D. m.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-FoIlow-
ing are the known results of the
international balloon race from ST.
Louis;
Pommern, German, landed Asbury
Park, N. j., on seashore; $50.
aepussseldorf, German, Little Creek,
Dell 775 miles.
American, America, Portland, Md,
700 miles.
St. Louis, American, Westminster,
Md, 700 miles.
Aniou, French, near Richmond,
Va, 675 miles.
United States, American, Hamil-
ton, Ont, 6io miles.
The Aercron, German; the Lotus
%, English, and the Ilsle de France,
French, are still unaccounted for. IL
is believed to be the Abercron that
passed over Wilmington, DEL, this
morning.
The chances are that one Of the
German airships, either the Pom
mern or the Abereron, will carry
of the honors.
The worlds record is held by
Count Henry Della Vaulx, 1898
miles from France into Russia. The
greatest voyage in this country was
BY John Wiso from ST. Louis to
Henderson, N. u, 1,150 miles in 1859.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
BIG CHANGE IN
DAYS BUSINESS

Building Inspector johnson issued per.
mits yesterday for building operations
valued at thousands of dollars and to-day
he gave out but one little permit for some
alterations which are not expected to cost
more than $780, The permit was for im-
provements at No. COG Orange street foI
Warner S. Lewis.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
LICENSE MEETING
AT OPERA HOUSE

Tho Opera House will be the scene OF
mass meeting of license forces this
evening. Addresses will be made on Tenn
perance and order VS.. Prohibition and
Disorder" The speakers will be William
Thomson, of Dunedin, New Zealand
Frank J.. Smith, City Auditor Of Bidde.
ford. Maine. and George Muller. Of the
literary bureau Of the license committee
Women win be welcome, and there will
be special music.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
WATER WITCH TO BE
in CHESTER PARADE

The Water Witch Fire Company will
represent the local Fire Department in
the big firemen's parade at Chester
tomorrow. The company viii take
about 60 men and a band. leaving this
city by the p, B. and w. railroad
about 10 O'Clock in the morning.
Joseph X. Adams win be chief marshal
Of the company. and William ]. Max
well. John McClanerty and ]. j. Tag
gart. assistants. Final arrangements
for the comDany's part in the parade
win be made at a meeting on Friday
evening at 8 o'clock.
The First Infantry Band Of this city,
will parade with the Media fremen
with 80 pieces. and Eagan's Band win
accompany the West Chester delega-
ton
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
PITTSBURG STOCK
EXCHANGE CLOSED

PITTsBURG. Oct. 2s-The PittsburE
stock exchange did not open to-day by
request of the clearing house. The
secretary Of tho exchange made the
statement:
"The exchange has closed for the
day at the request of the Pittsbufx
clearing house. The board OF directors
acting upon this request has ordered
the exchange closed"
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
APPLEBY PROMISES TO
MAKE SETTLEMENT

William T.. Knowles. counsel for
David Appleby. collector OF county
taxes who owes the county $500. as
sured the Levy Court yesterday after
noon that Mr. Appleby would settle his
accounts with the county this week.
possibly Friday. OF the $500 owed
at least 1921 is errors which amount
will be allowed by the court.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Special constables Sworn In.

At the Office OF Magistrate Br0man
yesterday, eleven special county con-
stables We're sworn in for duty on
the lines of the r.. b. & W. Railroad.
The men sworn in were Horace l..
Downs, William ]. Burchenal, Egbert
Shellender. Robert ]. Cross, George
Arnei. William II. Biggins. George
IS Lucas, Robert p. Small. William
H Bl;the. Harry II. Boon and John
Plumline.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Tho
weather conditions throughout the
country indicate a continuance of
pleasant weather.
Forecast for Delaware-Fair tonight
and Thursday, light to fresh north
westerly winds.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
They Get Results

l.. Moss, manager OF the
Larus- Altheimer Com
pany's store at No. 419
Market street. on October
10, placed a display ad i'm
THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL, which called for a
sale of mems and women's
clothing. From that one
ad Mr.. Moss said he re-
ceived forty customers. So
pleased was he with the re-
suits that he ordered
another insertion Of the
same advertisement, Octo-
Der is. Mr.. Moss says
IL pays to use THE
EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

After sailing forty hours and after a
record-brealSing voyage or eight hundred
miles from 81. Louis, the German balloc n
Dusseldorf landed on Delaware soil this
morning. It came to earth east of Dover
and the two aeronauts, Captain Hugo Won
Abercrom and Captain Hans Heideman
landed in safety, although the former had
a narrow escape from death shortly af.
terward when he figured in a thrilling
runaway Of a horse.
That the three German balloons entered
in the great international contest have
been travelling not many hundred mill
apart and at nearly the same rae OF
speed is disclosed by the fact that while
one Of them was landing near Dover an
other German airship was passing ovei
wilmington and still another passed north
OF Philadelphia. It landed about II
O'Clock at Asbury Park, N. j.. and prob
ably holds the distance record, as the
distance from St. Louis to Asbury Palk
is greater than from the western city to
Dover.
The passing of one of the big German
air craft over Wilmington caused unusual
excitement in the city. and everybody
was looking upward to observe the cream
coiored monster that had Travelled alofi
for nearly two solid days without touehire
the earth. It could not go much further
for the aeronauts will not take chance
OF being swept out over the Atlantic
ocean.
German Lands Near Dover.
while everybody in Wilmington wa
peering sksward to see the German lem
on-shaped gas bag with its dangling bas
ket containing two men pass over th'
city. another ofthe German entries in thu
greatest race Of the year lowered ovei
Dover. Everybody in that town seemed
bent on viewing the airship. Children aa'
Older folks as well, dashed from houses
ana many a youngster was made late t
school by tarrying TO see the balloon
lust what nationality it represented could
not be discerned from the streets but
when il swept toward the Delaware Ba,
shore there was rush for teams. Dover
ties seemed to realize that the balloon
would not go much further unless TN
aeronauts were determined to risk drown
ing in order to break all records.
Balloon at Little Creek.
This theory proved true, for the balloei
slowly ascended TO earth at Little Creek
nve miles east Of Dover, and within on'
mile of the Delaware Bay shore.
1t descended after finishing voyage o
tust 500 miles from st. Louis. II Travelled
much farther, as a matter Of fact, bu
the distance will be computed as abou
800 miles according to the rules unde
which the aeronauts are competing
The balloon contained Captain Vol
Abercrom and Captain Herideman of th
German Army, who We're attired In tn
uniform of their country's troops. A.
they were aloft forty hours they avefa
twenty miles an hour in the way o
direct flight. although II all the spac
they traversed were taken into considera
tion this average probably, would b'
greater.
Captain Won Abercrom and Captah
He.deman left st. Louis at AIS o'c-ocl
Monday afternoon along with many othe
)anoons that were. entered in the great
International contest.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
CHIEF JUSTICE McsHERRY
OF MARYLAN DEAD

BY THE JOURNALS SPECIAL Wire.
BALTIMORE. oct. 23.-Cmef Judge
James McSherry of the Maryland
court Of appeals died this morning at
Frederick, Md.
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Yte.(OpsuIld0 Danes
EN- V1EQUEs, P. R.

Vieques, p. r. I? de Septiembre
de Ioo7.-Por cuanto habiendo falle-
cido Ell esta isla sin otorgar disposi-
ci61 testamentaria el subdito danes
Emilio Anduze Gallac, Sc hacep1bli-
CO por medic del presente edicto que
Sc insertara en- dos de los peri6dicos
de mayor ci,culacion que Sc editan en-
San Juan Z. R para que los que Sc
cream herederos al aludido Emilio
Andule Gallac, asi como suS acreedo-
rvs, presenter dentro del termino de
CUARENTA DIAS en- este Nice-co
sulado calle de San Juan, los docu.
mentos debidamente legalizados, JUS
ti6cativos del derecho que les asista
Vieques, P. R. 10 de Septiem
bre de 1so7.--V. DUTEIL, Vice consul
danes. 40.
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MuN|c|P|O De SALINAS

ORDENANZA. = Para contratar
mediante subasta la montura de una
bomba de 100 libras de preston y TN
motor de I6 caballos de fuerza en- CO.
nexi6n con ell molino y dep6sito del
municipio E insta1aci6n de cafierfas,
bocas de incendio y fuentes p1blicas
para el suministro deaguas al pueblo,
cuyo presupuesto asciende $500
dollars.
PoR cUANro seg1n 10 dispuesto
en- la Ley municipal, los Concejos
pueden hacer contratas para la ejecu-
ci6n de servicios p1blicos mediante
subastaS.
PoR cUANTo este Concejo muni-
cipal cree necesario la construction de
las obras anteriormente relacionadas.
PoR TANTo: Ordenese por el
Concejo municipal de Salinas.
Secci6n Ia. Sc SAGA q pGblica
licitaci6n el remate para la montura
de.una bomba de Glen libras de preston
y un motor de 10 caballos de tuerza
en- conexi6n con el m9lino y deposito
del nunicipio { installation de caiie.
rfas, bocas de incendio y fuentes p1-
blicas para el suministro de aguas al
pueblo, cuyos pianos, presupuesto y
pliegos de condolences Sc encnentran
de manifesto en- esta Secretaria.
Secci6n "a. FL acto para llevar
a cabo el remate tendra lugar en- la
sala de la Acadia el dia i6 del en-
trante septiembre, a las dos de la tar
de ante la ,juta adjudicadoIa, admi-
tiendose solicitudes hasta una hora
antes de la fjada para el remate.
Secci6n ga. La junta adjudica.
dora podra rechazar una 8 todas las
proposiciones presentadas, y en- ese
case puede anunciarse nueva subasta
6 disponer ell medic mas ventajoso
para el municipio, previa aprobaci6n
del Consejo Executive.
Secci6n "a. Una copia de esta
Ordenanza Sc 6jara al p1blico en- 81.
tios visibles y en- un peri6dico de los
de mayor circulation, para conoci.
miento de los licitadores.
La anterior Ordenanza es copia
de la acordada por el Concejo munich
pal en- su session deveintiocho de agos-
to 6ltimo y aprobada por el alcalde
con fecha treintiuno del mismo mes.
Salinas, septiembre s de 19o7.-
FL Secretario, Joaquin JIMENEz. .-EL
Alcald-. J. BENvENUTr.
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NUV|C|PI0 nE SALINAS

ORDENANZA. Para CO" "t;atar
mediante subasta las obras de la ter
minaci6n del Hospital municipal.
Por cuanto seghr 10 dispuesto EN-
la Ley Municipal, los Concejos pue
den hacer contratas para la eiecucion
de serVicios p1blicos mediante su-
basta.
Por cuauto este Concejo Munich
pal deSea terminar las obras del Hos
pital municipal.
Per tanto:
Ordenese por el Concejo Munich
pal de Salinas.
Secci6n Ia, Sc SAGA p1blica Ii
citaci6n el remate para la termination
de las obras del Hospital municipal,
cuyo plano, presupuesto y pliegos de
condiciones Sc encueutra de manifes
to en- esta Secretarfa, cuyo presupues-
to asc'ende a 5000 dollars.
Seccion "a. FL acto para llevar q
cabo el remate tendta lugar en- la sala
de la Casa consistorial el dia l6 del
entrante septiembee. a las tres de la
tarde ante la Junta adjudicadora, ad-
mitiendose solicitudes hasta una bora
antes de la seiialada para el remate.
Secci0n ga. La Junta adjudica-
dora podra rechazar una todas las
proposiciones presentadas, y, en- ese
case pnede anunciarse nueva subasta
8 disponer el medic mas ventajoso pa
ra el municipio, previa aprobaciop del
Consejo Executive,
Secci6n ia Una copia de esta
Ordenanza Sc fijara al p1blico en- pun.
tos visibles y Sc publicara tainbien en-
un peri6dico de los de mas circulation
para concurrencia de licitadores.
La anterior Orienanza es copis
de la acordada por el Concsjo NUM-
cipal EN- su session de IS de agosto (ll
timo y aprobada pr el Al:alde cor
fecha 81 del mismo mes.
Salinas, Septiembre 5 de 1897
FL Secreta 10, JoAQulN GIAiENFz. +
Alcalde Julio BENVENUTI
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WA COlVOCLT0lII

Sotiedad protettOrG de MtadtgOs.
-POr encargo de la seiora presi.
denta ruego q las damas de esta so-
ciedad que Sc sirvan concurrir el
sabado, "a del corriente, & las a de
la tarde, q la casa de Ia sehora Ne.
dina para celebrar junta, en- Ia que
Sc tratardn asuntos de interEs.
SuplicAndOles la mas puntual
asistencia-AmparO Fsrm6ndeS No
ter, secretaria.
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EDIcTO! !UDIcILLEs

A0fsO.-A las persOnas que ne.
cesiten insertar en- este peri6dicO
edlctos judiciales, advertimos uhs
deberan pagar anticipadamente SD
lmnorte, 81 no tiene relaciones con Ia
empresa 8 no envian dichos edic.
to' por conducto de nuestros agen-
tea. Las personas relacionadas CON
nosOtrOs pagaran el impOrte total
euando este hecha la mitad de Las
lnsercioneS.
La Admaistyaei61 de LA DEmO.
Syatia.s
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diencia pdblica de este asuuto Sc
impone, poique concediendo el Con.
sejo solsmente el derecho q utilizar
ell aqua de esa cisterna 8 quebrada.
seria necesario contar antes con un
camino que conduzca q dicho punto
y como dicho camino no existe y
habrfa que hacerlo, este crearfa un
nuevo obstaculo, pues el duefio de
aquellos terrenos podrfa negarse 4
dar asceso 4 la gente, por que para
clio no estaba obligado.
Ademas, que al Consejo inte.
resa conocer 81 esa concession 8 pri-
vilegio solicitado es 8 no de utilidad
pdblica.
Fl sehor Feuille inslste en que
el Consejo no debe averiguar 81
existe 8 n6 un moHvo material que
Sc oponga a esa concession. Adem&s,
que cualquier uso illegal que tuviera
esa cisterna podrfa dar origen 4 I'm
tnjNnctton.
FL presidente da por sufcientk.
mente discutido el asunto y somete
q votaci6n la moci6n presentada por
el seiior Diaz Navarro.
Hecha la votacion por lista vo-
tan a favor de dicha moci6n los se.
flores Acuda, Vale. Diaz, Dexter
y Gromer; votan en- contra los Sc.
flores Willoughby, Barbosa, Feuille
y Grahame. La moci6n eo aproba-
da por mayorfa. 81 asunto queda
aplazado, segdn 10 solicitara el seiior
Diaz Navarro.
Sc da principle q Ia vista pdbii.
ca en- la solicitud, que presenta Ia
Iunta de Sfndicos de Ia Uuiversi.
dad de Puerto Rico para que sc lc
conceda la franquicia de utilixat
mil galones de aqua por dia de Ia
quebrada sJuah MSndezs del termi.
no Municipal de Rio. Piedras para
uso de Ia Escuela de Agriculture.
No habiendo persona que pre-.
sentara oposici6n a esta solicitud,
Sc pas6 al Comite de Franquicia.
FL presidente dl6 cuenta de las
'nrevss comisiones nombradas, de
acuerdo con las enmiendas introdn,
ci1as en- el reglamento del Consejo.
Los nombres de los sefores que
componen estas comisiones, los pu.
blicamos en- otro lugar.
No habiendo otro asuuto dc
que tratar, Sc di6 por terminals Ia
session a las cinco y minutes de Ia
tarde,
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ACADIA De SALINAS

Sc encuehtra vacante la plaza
de sub-inspector de Sanidad de este
municipio, dotada con el sueldo
auual de 1000 dollars. Los que
deseeu solicitarla deben dirigir sus
instancias documentadas a esta Al
caldia en- el plazo de diez dias. Sa.
linss, septiembre 6 de 1927. n
ReHpMER, Alealde, 3-3s
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RI IL G|IEMATOGRlFO

Las vistas exhibidas anoche
en- el cinemat6grato de PortelI
y Garcia, fuerOn muy aplaudidas.
Para esta noche, pelfculas de gran
sensation, nunca exhibidas en-
Puerto Rico.
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| A~AAe w N@ASSJ
asistencia de los sefior Diaz, Gra-
hame, Gromer, Barbosa, Acuiia,
Futile y Dexter.
Sc somete q la consideration
del Consejo el nombramiento he
cho por el Cobernador de don Ma
riano Riera Palmer para Alcalde
de Mayagiiez, en- la vacante de don
Alberto Bravo que renunci6. Pues-
to q votaci6n es aprobado por una
nlmidad.
Sc aprueba Ia recommendation
que hace el Comite de Hacienda
de que Sc vote una suma de dos
mil dollars para la termination de
las obras de la carretera de Ponce
q Guayama.
81 mismo Comite recomienda
y asf Sc aprueba, una modification
solicitada por la American Railroad
Co. en- la franquicfa que le fue con-
cedida para uso de un pedazo de
terreno en- la Marina para la cons
trucci6n de un almacen.
81 Comite de Franquicias, en-
el asunto de relacionar carga y pre-
clio en- el cafe, objetado por la
american Railroad co., estable-
ce que la Ultima debe inquirir el
derecho del Consejo Executive pa
ra 6jar tarifas y que la Compafifa
del Ferrocarril no esia obedeciendo
la order del Consejo con respecio
4 tales cargas nj observando los
p;eeios fjados por el Consejo para
el transporte del cafe. Con ese
motive Il Comite recomienda que
el asun'o Sc re6era al Attorney &C.
neral, para yer 81 hay alguna ley
que a,1torice q dicha compahia a nc
cumplir las disposiciones del Con-
sejo Ejecutivo.
Fl senior Feuille expresa como
; esas tarifas, recomendadas por Mr.
Peabody, fuerou aprobadas por ]:
comisi6n y aceptadas sin protests
por Ia expresada compaiiia.
Este asunto-dice el Attorney
r -tiene un caracter muy serio y e:
a el de 81 esa compsfifa no tiene auto
ridad para reglamentar sus servi
i clos. 81 es este, serfa mejor que
J, cuanto antes 10 conocieramos.
Por otro lado, bueno es que e
O asunto vaya q la ofcina del Attor.
ney general, pues no es correctc
. que una corporation que ha recibi
!. do una franquicia Sc presente aqu
e desa6ando al gobierno y desacatan
do sus 6rdenes.
e En- ese case yo serfa el primert
J: en- recomendar al Consejo que anu
lara la franquicia concedida a es:
a compahia, va que para clio tien'
a poderes. En- otro case, obtarfa tam
a bien porque de no cumplirse 10 dis
o puesto por el Consejo Sc lie impon
= gan multas q dicha corporation,
), en- 1ltimo extreme, 81 es possible
y que Sc metan a la carcel sus di
d rectores.
= Explica Mr.. Feuille varios ca
a SOS en- que la citada compafifa wien,
/ procediendo de manera Illegal en- 9
!. cumplimiento de sus tarifas.
a 81 asunto, por acuerdo de
!. Consejo, pasa al Attorney genera
s para su informe.
e 81 mismo Gentle de Tranquil
. cia recomienda la aprobaci6n de Il
n transferencia hecha por la Ameri
can Railroad C9A a la Compafifa d.
!. los ferro-carriles de Puerto Rico d.
S toda la propiedad y derechos bajo /:
: franquicia coocedidale en- noviem
a bre q de 1904 y renovada en- febrerC
: "a de 1905.
+ En- el asunto de Antonio s.
Alcaide pidiendo la concession de III
: pedazo de terreno en- la Playa d.
Arroyo para coustruir Tin almacer
3 para dep6sito de carga, Sc reco-
mienda pOr el Comite de franquicis
que dicho sefior haga su solicituC
al Comisionado del Interior.
: Recouienda dicho con1itk. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-13

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