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New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
MORE PANAMA BONDS.
Bankers Erpect 4nother Issue II fter
Election.

Bankers yesterday expressed the opinion. which
Treasury. that Secretary Cortelyou would offer
another issue OF Panama bonds soon after the
November elections. The amount OF the issue,
they said, would probably be from s25,00000O to
sS5. .o000oo. These said further that although
formal negotiations had not been entered into as
yet, even tentatively there no doubt that sew
eral syndicates would be formed here TO bid on
the bonds terms which would insure the sue
cess of the issue. Estimates as to the price the
Treasury would get for the bonds varied from
la2 to lo3 Bankers said, however. that Ii was a
difficult matter to maize accurate estimate at
this time since market conditions might be dif-
ferent after election.
For the first issue of Panama bonds sold on
July 90 1905, the government received an average
price of lo42 % During the panic last fall Secre-
tary Cortelyou sold the banks S24631.oCO Panama
bonds fer about par. 1t has been known for some
time in financial circles that the Secretary had an
other Offering of Panama bonds In contempiauoh
because the condition of the Treasury nnahces
would make IL difficult for the government TO pro-
vide for canal expenditures out or funos otier
than those appropriated for that purpose Ihe
Treasury. working balance IS now only Soo'"no',
which IL is pointed out. does not provloe muoh ol
a margin over and above what is neeueo Iol tH'
current expenses of the government
Bankers said yesterday that they beheVeo 'he
government could easily market another issue OF
Panama bonds the fall, even although II hiisnt
not be In a postion make special ceposles Win
the banks purchasing them.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
SAYS SHE PAID LAWYER TO GO FREE,
Magistrate Corrigan Says Only Governor
Could Have Released Her.

F7oIlou-ng the arraignment before Magistrate
C,orrigan in the night court early yesterday
morning of young woman VINO salo she was
Grace Stein thirty-one years old of Aichmond
poad Staten Island, it developed that the woman
had been sentenced to the Bedford Reformatory
for Women on May so last by Magistrate Wahle
on p charge of disorderly conduct and that after
heinr detained for a short time in the Jefferson
Market prison she was suddenly released under
good behavior bonds at the instance of Magistrate
Wahle. search Their made for the aff1davlt
of her conviction, the commitment papers and
the behavior bonds. but they could not be found
on file with other similar papers.
On being questioned the woman admitted that
her release had followed Immediately after she
had given 800 to a lawyer In commenting on the
case Magistrate Cotrigan said that after a woman
had been committed to the Bedford Retormatory
no one but the Governor of the state had the
power 70 release her
The woman was sent to the workhouse for a
term OF twenty days.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.

The Iron Trade Review says:
August was the best month of the year for the
iron business, but the Improvement has oeen very
slow and there is nothing to Indicate that II VIII
be more rapid during the remainder OF the year.
If however, the rate OF progress can De
maintained conditions will be very satisfactory at
the beginning of the year. The United states
Steel Corporation has furnished additional eVloo
dence of its intention to continue the making oi
improvements. The government having refused
to improve the harbor at Cary, Ind, the corpora
fion will do the work itself. subsidiary COM
pany has ordered the four largest ore unloaqIhs
machines yet designed to be installed at Ashtd-
bula Ohio. Each of these machines Will nave d
capacity unloading 100 900 tons of ore In a yes
sci season The corporation pig iron stocks are
now the lowest in its history, being put shsntS
hove 701 tons, exclusive of the IenneSSee Guilt
pany Corporation activities are now ABOUT oo
per cent of normal, measured by blast furnace
capacity in operation. Three or four or tne Dldst
furnaces at Cary will probably be blown IN some
time during the fall months On the Duluth pIdnt
nothing will be done this year. except 10 perez
plans. Sales of pig iron in the Eastern terrlto!y
and at St Louis have been in fair volume, put IN
most parts of the country the market is very
ouet Michigan consumers are inqulTing I0F d
considerable tonnage for next years delivery
The Age says: s-.,,-
In the East the number of pig iron manuIdct,ui LII,
ers who willing to make concessions His Hfs
narrowed down much that the nerkel lIds 81 SI!
fened and higher prices are being reazta; ~ t Ieo
is notably the in forge fron and Is true aiSo
of foundry. In basic pig iron In the East' mat et
ers have advanced their asking prices pul as YET
buyers have not met them
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
THREE.pAY REST FOR WALL STREET.

The governing committee Of the Stock Exchange
at a suecal meeting yesterday voted to grant the
petition of the members for an extra holiday next
Saturday. This means that the exchange will be
closed from the close of business on Friday until
the following Tuesday morning, Monday being the
regular Labor Day holiday. The petition to close
was signed by $50 members. which represented most
of the active brokers the floor, and by the lead
ing brokerage houses in the Street. The COTTON
and Coffee exchanges have already voted to close
on SATURDAY. and Monday, and it is expected that
similar action will be taken by the boards OF
managers of the Consolidated Stock Exchange ana
the Produce Exchange when they meet to-day 10
consider the matter. With all the exchanges
closed the whole of Wall Street practically Will
enjoy three days vacation. The banks. of course
will be open on Saturday, but only for two hours
and it is not expected that they will have much
business to transact.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Port Natal, Sept 1Acara CBr). New York via st Vim
Yokohama sept 1-Jesseric CBr. New York via Colombo
Hong Kong. etc - ~, w., , co..
Port said Sept Niagara tGer). New York via Asiers
for Calcutta etc. 3D. Wray Castle (Br) New fork via
Pernambuco Sept 2-Kelvngrove CBr). New York for
Plymouth Sept 2-Deutschland Ger, New York for
southampton Sept 2@oceanc CBr) New York via P1ym-
r1oso sept @ 2@Vandaiia Ger, York via Alsiers
Cane TowS Aug s1-Reichenfels Ger. New York
SAILED.
Algters Aug 29-Rauenfels er) from Cacutts ana Co
loubo), Boston and New York
Au 3O-Madonna (Fr). New YORK
Genoa Sept Principe di Piemonte Qtap. New York
f3ernuda sept 2-Bermudian (Br), New York
southampton Sept 2-Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger, iron
Brenlen) New York via Cherbourg; Hamburg tGerl
from Hamburg). New York via Cher6ours; Majestic
(3rl New York via Cherbours and Queenstown
Santos Sent Terence (Er), New York.
Iyerpool Sept 2-Caronia (Br) New York Via queens
town.
PASSED
Gibraltar Sept 1-Cretic CBr). Genoa and Naples for
New York
TJzsrd Sept Graf waIdersee Ger, New York for
plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg; Sept 2 Voiturno
sagres Sept italia (Br) New York for Naples. etc
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1908.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ell DIa. Mason Galveston august q. to the
Iroquos Chichester. Jacksonville August %
and mdse- Left Quarantine at 12:50 a m
Is and Palermo is to the Cunard SIS Co Ltd. with 2l
cabin and 29 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at
steamer Barbarossa Ger. Won Bardeleben. Bremen
cabin and GA steerage mails and mdse Ar
ao Ine Rnos sar at Aires span Bonet Vera Cruz Au-
gust rs and Havana 20 to the Compania Trasatlantea
rived the Bar a $50 a
Steamer Pawnss Rich PhsdslRhia e the Clyde IS
Steamer Yale Grove. Boston to the Metropolitan SIS
Co With passengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine
Steamer Nicholas Cuneo CNor) Jensen Port Maria and
passengers and fruit. Arrived the Bar at
"A Rsos I coe Is Bss del Tof m port %
2 Kingston n and Inagua IS to the Hamburg -Ameri,
Line, with 10 passengers mails and mdse Arrived
Steamer Massachusetts Barrett Boston. TO the New
England Navigation Co. with mdse Passed in Quaran-
cargo from Stranded steamer chesapsake to the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Line Passed in
steamer BenciiT n5r Tfnn Kymassi July 2s Liu,ni
with magnesite:: Arrived at the Bar at 12;45 m.
Steamer Frederic Dugsan. Coombs Brunswick. Ga
Steamer Hamilton. Catherine. Newport News and Nor
mdse Left Quarantine at $50 p m
Steamer % Magdslena CD Down barbados Auguss st IL =
sanderson with 127 passengers. mails and mdss
steamer ' Princess Irene GER Petersen Genoa
20 Naples q and Gibraltar "a 70 oeriehs chs Co. with
rived at the Bar at 2:15 m
SAILED.
Steamers Aston Cr) Galveston: Canoens (Bes). Man
chester Juan or) Santa Marta CAPTAIN Benneft I0T
Port h'e ana Nas oma ane
New Orleans; Ravenscraig Newport News Monroe NoL-
Mauretania (Br5 Lverpooi oueenston TsutoniS oBT
Southampton Plymouth and Cherbours Sabine. tampa
nd Mobile
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
IRVING SCHOOL FOR BOY

Provides thorough instruction Gymnasium. Sw
ming pool. Fine athletic field
]. NJ. FURMAN. A. M. Headmaster
Box GAL. Tar rytown- -on-Hudson N
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
CONDITION OF BANKS
Securities Valued at 5,875 ego
Held ON July 10.

Washington, Sept 2.-The summary OF reports
the condition of national banks at the close OF
business on July IS shows the total of the bonds,
securities ETC. held by the banks to be $leoSioZzo
With a view of determining the amount OF as
of this nature that would be available as
security for the additional circulation provided for
by the Aldrich- Vreeland bill, in the event OF an
emergency the Controller of the Currency has
made the following classification:
state city, town. county municipal district ~,
Railroad and other corporation 597 aSS s sl9
Judgments. claims, ETC. ioo'olo'' ''oS
1t will be noted that the assets in question are
ample TO provide security for additional circula-
ton to the limit authorized by the Aldr1ch-Nree-
land act without resorting to commercial paper
that is, approximately 80 per cent, or s9SOoo0 on
bonds states cities ETC., and rs cent or $685.
5OO.o00 the remaining securities.
The country banks those not in reserve cities
shown by this statement to own nearly 20 per
cent of the state and municipal bonds, over 4S per
cent of railroad and other corporation bonds and
over 90 per cent of the combined investments of
this character.
In August twenty national banking associations.
with total capital of 1900, were authorized
to begin business. OF the number chartered ten.
with capital of s260,000 banks with an indi-
vidual capital of less than $4,000 and ten with a
capital of 000 with individual capital of $4,000
or over.
The number of banks chartered since March ID.
1900 is 3967 with authorized capital of s2355OS-
30o of which 1861. with capital Of s66.So5O were
incorporated under the of that date and 1.4c0,
with capital of $685. 500, under the act of 1864
From the date mentioned to August 81. 6B state
banks, with capital of $34 800 were converted
into national banks; 1,26S state and private banks
reorganized national banks. with capital of
ss2, 242. .00 and 2191 banks, with capital of Sls-
O50 organized independently of other banks The
capital of the latter class slightly exceeds the COM
bined capital of the conversions and reorganiza-
tions.
There were in existence at the close of business
August 81, $3.50 national banks, with author
lied capital of 1884 2T5 and circulation outstand
ing secured by bonds S625, ,9S6 993.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
TRaNspAciFIC MAILS.

Destina tion Close in y. Y.
Hawaii Japan, Corea China and Philip
pine Islands via San FranciscotAsia To-day $50
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San
Francisco)-Mariposa Sept o. $50 m
Australia texcept WesC. New Zealand.
Caledonia tvia
Vancouver Victoria, = C)-Manuka Sept 9. $50 m
ands via Seattle14Tango Maru Sept. TO- $50
Hawaii specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China tvia San Fran
cisco)-Mongolia sept lV $50
Japan Corea, China and Philippine ISL
(via Vancouver and Victoria B.
C)-Empress of India Sept II. $50 m
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
Seettie)-Suvertc Sept. II. $3.50 m
New Zealand. Australia Except West),
Samoan Islands ard New Caledonia (via
Francsco)-Boveric Sept. 20. $50
Japan Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands Especially addressed only) (via
Tacoma)-Belerophon Sept 25. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
UNION PACIFIC HAS RECORD DAY
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l

TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune1
Omaha, Sept. 2-As an indication of business con-
oitions in the West the Union Pacific Railroad
points out that business done by that road last
"wednesday on the Wyoming division the larg
est in its forty years of operation. Eight hundred
and eighty-three cars of freight were moving on
the mountain division that day. Last year at this
time the road was badly congested with freight,
but this year all freight is moving notwithstanding
the larger volume being handled
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
NEWS PRINT PAPER SALE.

The public auction sale of news print paper yes
terday realized S23 $40 sales of $50 tons, at an
average of 81 sOI per 100 pounds In addition to the
t,d5ers on the floor of the saIesroom, there were
mail bids for ESQ tons of paper. john Norris. who
offered the paper for sale, said the total result gave
a profit over the purchase price.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises Sun 6:2 Moon sets 1898 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandv Hook Gov. Island 1904 He'll Gate :57
PM-sandy Hook IL Gov. Island 1852 He'll Gate 2:45
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Adratic reported $50 miles east OF Sandy Hook
at m yesterday, will probably dock about l30 o'clock
this morning.
La Provence which $50 miles east OF Sandy
$50 yesterday morning. Is expected at ner
dock 1 p m to morrow
reported lilo miles east or eenoq kiooE
at m yesterday, will probably reach her dock about
7:3O o'clock Saturday morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAy


Mall Vessel
Vessel. For. closes. sails
Baltic Liverpool. White $3.50 m 1880 m
Amerlka Hamburg Hamburg-Arn 80 m II eo q m
La Gascogne Havre a m 1000
Monterey Havana Ward. ............ 600 1900 m
Grenada a m 1900
Csoyaz para brazilian. 1900 m 800
Oscar II, Christiansand. Scand-Am.. l2;OO m
Prinz F Wilhelm Bremen, n q Lloyd - 1000 m
Carpathia. Naples. Zunard 1900 m
IroQuois. Jacksonville, Clyde. 300
Hamilton. Norfolk, Old Dom. 300 p m
City of Atlanta Savannah. 500 p
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4.
70 Friedrich Colombia Hamb-Am. IL 90 = m 100
Cienfuegos, Tampico Ward .......... 300
Princess Anne, Norfolk. Old Dom 300 2 m
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5.
St Paul, Southampton American. $3.50 1000 m
Carnania Liverpool Cunard ......... a m HOO
Byron. Argentina, Lamp & Holt. soc $3.50 m
Rosand nd ed a m 10:OJa
Meracaibo Curacao. Red ID $3.50 a 1900
Carolina, JUAN n a. R...... a 1900 m
Allegheny. Argentina Norton. 500
SRrnia. Inagua a IL 90
Havana. 1000 q leo
Maracas. Grenada, Quebec. 600 m Zoo m
Esperanza, Colon Panama r r. ii 80 300 m
Magdalena, Jamaica, 1890 800
Vaderand. Red HOO q
Furnessia Glasgow, Anchor .......... 300
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-29
JH.
Febrero 4 de 1908.
ST. Lie. Justo Caydenas,
Laredo, Texas.

Debido a la generosidad
de un amigo, tuve tarjetas
para visitar todos los estable
cimientos oficiales de gran
importancia. El hospicio, del
que constantemente oimos
hablar, por uimpcrtancia, es
un establecimiento con veinti
tres patios y jardines, con una
cdpula central caprichosa y
artisticamente construlda.
Entire 81 establecimiento
como a las ocho de la mana
ma, sail despu@s de haber re
corrido a Ia ligera todo
aquello, a las once y media.
La Senorita que me slrvlo de
cicerone, por su amabilidad,
instruction y finas maneras,
esmuy adecuada para elpapel
que Sc le ha confado. Hay
en- ell hospicio, desde ninitos
recien nacidos, hasta perso-
nasancianas, de ambossexos,
todos perfeetamente atendi-
dos, hasta el ndmerO de mas
de setecientos. Hay escuelas
de parvuios de ambos sexos,
primarias y elementales para
.ninos y ninas,y y grande8 talle-
res de laberes de mano de
delicadisima chase y de valio--
so precio.
Los comedores, para todas
las edadeS, para los emplea-
dos, las nineras, los enfer-
mos, &, &.
La cocina es grandisima, y
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-29

Ahora, Portugal vuelve
ser un pals constitutional, J
los trabajos del Parlamentc
no Sc interrumpiran mas POI
un ciego y violento Dicta-
dor.
Portugal, que en- su desa-
rrollo econ6mico e intelec-
tual, ha quedado atras de las
otras naciones, no por culpa
sino por culpa de los
que dirigain los destinos del
pals, entra desde ahora en-
huevo periodic de trabajo y
de progreso, en- el que, asi 10
esperamos, no sera mas sor-
prendido dolorosamente por
tragedias politicas, que re.
cuerdan tiempos de barbarie,
por fortuna va muy lejos de
nosotros. !.
LUIS BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-29
10 de Son l|gl1CIO.

Descnosoladoras, y mas
que ESQ, aterradoras, son
las noticias que nos llegan de
San Ignacio, Texas, y que Sc
relacionan con ell arresto del
redactor de Gel Aldeano," Y
con las denuncias de hechos
punibles hechas por ese peri6
dico, por"Fl Regidor" de San
Antonio, y por otros peri6di-
cos, que seria temerario su-
poner que estuviesen de a.
cuerdo 9 persiguieran los mis-
mos fines.
Ell Sr. Torres sc encuentra
confinado en- ell Rancho Uri-.
beno, sin poder salir, por te-
NOR a un asalto, 9 a algun a.
tropello de las mismas auto
ridades encargadas de darle
garantias.
No queremos nosotros ahon
ra dar en- esa question, que
parece tomar ell caracter de
personal, y amenaza con fu-
nestos resultados, como todas
las de iugal clase que Sc han
5uscitado en- el Condado de
Zapata de amos atras. Sim
plemente deseamos que las
autoridades de Zapata, por
un lado, y por ell otro los que
josos, obren con prudencia, y
con sujecion a las leyes, pues
serfa lbochornoso e indigno do
pueblos civilizados, arreglar
todes los asuntos a sangre Y
fuego.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-29
Ell Fin de una Dictadura.

antes, tai vez Sc hublera eco
nomizado al mundo la horrl-
BILE tragedia de Lisboa. La
violencia del Gobierno dicta-
torial de j. Franco arm6 las
manos de otros violentos, y
desgraciadamente, la historic
'registr6 otro atroz delito.
Ell primer acto del nuevo
Rey. la proclama a los portu-
gueses, inspirado evidente-
mente por ell Ministro Fran
co, y que terminaba, con
un voto de confianza al Minis
terio, no dejaba esperar
mucho en- pro de la libertad;
pero pocas noraS despues,
otras inhuenciaS poder0sas Sc
manifestation y obtuvieron el
triunfo. No tengo segura
base parasostener miopinioni
pero parece, segun un peri6-
dico italiano, "El Siglo, que
Inglaterra, aIiada y amiga de
Portugal, no es completa-
mente extrana a csc repentl'
no cambio de escena.
Siendo asi, la obra de In
glaterra no podia ser mas
previsora, nj mas opOrtuna'
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-29

esparadamente Sc hacen 10
alimentos para ninos, par;
adultos, para los empleado,
de la casa, y esDecialisimos
para las nodrizas.
En- ell departamento de an
eianos me llam6 Ia atenci6r
"Sabino,' un viejecito como
de TN metro de alto, pero
perfectamente conformado,
cieguito y pobre de espiritu,
pues tiene la inocencia de un
nino decuatro amos. Lo mas
curioso era que 10 guiaba
otro ciego.
Ell Hospital Civil de Bel6n
.ocupa una extension tan
grande, que en- algunas de
sus galerfas con dificultad
puede conocerse a una perso
ma de un extreme al otro. Ell
arsenal, el repartidor, desde
donde Sc doninan todos los
eXtensos ambulatorios, las
salas de operaciones; los pa
tios y jardines, ell manico-
mio,> el departamento de in
fantes, todo presenta a la
vista del observador IN as
pecto imponente y que, hace
pensar en- que los seres des-
graciados, va por culpa pro-
pia Q por suerte Q destino,
[que 70 no creo en- este dlti-
mo, por que cada individuo es
10 que el 9 sus padres cons
ciente 6 inconscientemente,
han querido que seal Sc ven
en- la extrema situaci6n de
carecer de medios para aten-
der a sus enfermedades, hay
quien pueda atenderlos ysal-
varlos, dandoles recursos y
atenciones gratuitos. En- ell
departamento de ninitos en-
fermos me impresio16 mucho
yer uno de dos amos, POGO
mas 9 menos, de carita gra-
closa y angellcal, con sus D.
jitos tristes Y cansados por la
febre; entire muchos otros
que, como 6l, lloraban en- sus
camitas, me llamaba con sus
manitas, como avido de que
10 a cariciaran 6atendieran;
mas eran tantas las lagrimas
que ALI Sc derramaban, y yo
tan poquitO para enjugarlas
todas, queme confundi. =. y
81 Ia persona que me acOmpa-
flaba no me estira y SAGA de
aquel lugar, so no hsbria sa-
bido que hacer en- esOS ms
tantes..
La penitenciarfa es del
mismo estilo de la de Monte
rrey, solo que triple en- di-
mensiones, pues tiene dieci-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-29

ta,milhabitantes, comunicado!
con la demas poblaci6n mo-.
derna por medic de pusntss.
en- cada calle; presicamente
en- este ''barrio" esta ell hospi
clio y estan tambien los Guar
teles, de grandisima exten-
sion y bonito aspecto, que me
hicieron desearlos para Lare-
do, Mexico, dcnde las barra-
cas- que actualmente ocupa el
pequeno destacamento, son
una tristeza cuando son bus
cadaspor los extrangeros, quo
a cada dia pasan al lado me-
xicano y buscan los cuarteles
para visitarlos, y por ell con-
traste que resulta de elias,
con el c6modo y grandioso
campo americana de Laredo,
Texas. Entiendo que pronto
nuestro Gobierno construira
buenos edificios para cuarte-'
les en- todos los puntos de IA
Inca divisoria.
Temo cansar a I'd. y a sus
ectores, y termino esta carta
'freciendomesu afmo. amigo
IS. S.
CLAUDIO.
Continaa.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-02-29

Antes que esta correspon-
dencia llegue a Laredo, el
telegrafo trasatlantico, 9 sea
Ell cable, os habra transmit
DO la noticia del tr5gico aten
tado de que fueron vlctimas
los soberanos de una nacion
amiga, estrechamente empa-
rentados con la gloriosa casa
de Savoya, Don Carlos | y el
principe heredero de la Coro-
ma.
E asesihato no puede en-
contrar ninguna eXcusa en-
una alma latina. Fu6, sin
auda, provocado la Dicta
dlra. Portugal ha conclude
por donde debia principiar;
hadestituido al DictadorF Fran
coy ha nombrado un nuevo
Mlnisterio, compuesto de per
sOnas que pertenecen a todos
los partidos monarquicos, y
ma flJado la fecha para la con
.VOcacion del Parlamento. En-
una palal IA ell Gobierno Por
dad.
En- nj opinion, 81 este
lSDlera sucedido dos dias
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Ell Consejo de la Ciudad

Ell Consejo de la Ciudad
expidi6 una Ordenanza, por
la cual Sc prohibe que los ba-
rrileros Y condHctores de a.
'gua para la venta y otros pro
p6sitos, transiten por la ca
lie de lturbide, en- el tramo
comprendido entire las ave-
midas Salinas y San Bernar.
do, baiopena de 5 500 a los
'infractores de la Ordenanza.