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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-23

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Whom Allowed
E. G. Travelling
NJ Oscar assessment
attachment proceedings
A.B 310O Dis
Axelberg for Of
Town Of Bayfield, Rent pest house 5000 5000
A, Bell
l.. Supplies order 22.W $500
Estabrook & Olson repairing chair $50 150
A 1. Lien supplies for prisoners 21,95 N&
&c for
Of Drummond trancient
Bayfield,
roll 1907 9SS.33
p. Axeberg Auditing 1000
The following resolution was presented and
upon motion adopted
Resolved that the following amounts for
Per Diem and Milage and Committee work for
the several members of the County Board be al
lowed and the Chairman and Clerk are hereby
directed to issue county orders for same.
Go be continued next week.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-23

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The following resolution was presented:
Resolved that the committee on Grounds
and Buildings be authorized to purchase about
50 cords of hemlock and about % cords OF hard
wood for the court house.
Resolved further that county order for
same be issued to persons furnishing it upon
acceptance by the said committee.
Dated this 18th day of January 1908.
George Mertz.
The foregoing resolution amended to
read as follows:
That committee on grounds and buildings
be authorized to purchase such supplies and
wood as they may deem necessary.
Resolution as amended was upon motion
adopted.
Moved and seconded that an adjournment
be taken until 1870 P. M. and that during the
afternoon the members of the board visit the
Fish Creek bridge.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
73O P. M. with all members of the morning
session present.
The committee on Finance and Miscelan-
eous claims presented the following report
which was upon motion adopted
To the honorable county board, Bayfield, Coun
ty, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on Finance
and Miscellaneous claims beg to recommend
that the following bills be allowed, and that the
County Clerk be authorized to draw orders for
amounts shown in column headed ''allowed."
Dated at Washburn Wis, this 18th day of
January 1903.
Respectfully submitted,
E. Bergman,
Ole Aune,
r. II, BARTLETT.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
CHICAGO TO DENVER BY AUTO
Democrats VIII Take Trip 20 Com
ventiOn I'm the BenHIne
Busy.

From Chicago to Denver in automobiles
is the trip being planned for twenty dele
gates to the Denver national democratic
convention. Ben Rosenthal. superintendent
OF the Studebaker theater OF Chicago, was
in. Omaha Friday visiting with Mayor Dahl
man and arranging for the trip. These
delegates will be the guests OF Roger c.
Sullivan. chairman OF the Illinois democ-
racy, and MIR. Rosenthsl is going ahead to
arrange for hotels, gasoline. garages and
other n cessities and luxuries along the
route.
Five studehaker cars will leave Chicago
next Tuesday morning and are scheduled to
arrive in Omaha next Saturday. remaining
here over night. At Lincoln. where a re-
.eption will be given the delegates at the
home Of w. ]. Bryan. the party will be
Joined by another car carrying the gov
ernors OF Missouri and Kansas and another
car from L~esvenworth. Kan. carrying
John W. Atwood. billed by some Of the
wise ones as attorney general IN event OF
the election OF Mr.. Bryan.
A large reception will be given to all
these notables at Lincoln Sunday, and
Monday morning the train OF auto cars
win again start for Denver. They will
follow the line OF the Union Pacific road
through Fremont, Grand Island and North
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
OMAHA EXPO BEATS LONDON
such Is Opinion of victor q. Cald-
wen, Who Sees Them
Roth.

I'VE visited the great London exposition
and saw royalty. the court OF honor, the
exhibits which combined The efforts OF two
OF three great countries. and the TranS-
mississippi and international exposition held
in Omaha ten years ago, was so far su-
pericr to the London show that every
American who visits the show and saw the
Omaha exposition will smile with triumph"
Such was the comment OF Victor B.
Caldwell. vice president OF the United
States National bank. who returned with
Mrs. Caldwell from a four months tour In
Europe and Africa Thursday.
While the court OF honor at the London
exposition Is quite e~xtravagant and the
Ensiish people are very enthusiastic over
It, / must say that the court OF honor at
the Transmississippi exposition was far
superior While the court at the Chicago
World's fair completely O-vershAdowed the
London attempt"
Mr.. Caldwell said that everywhere in
continental Europe and in England there
Vs. the greatest interest IN the American
presidential election,
.-The opinion Of those who are watching
American politics across the Atlantic ocean
h that the American people will continue
the DotSc4ss and practically the administra-
tan Of Theodore Roosevelt" said Mr..
caldUrel The news Of Mr.. Taft's nOmina-
49, An Be well received In Europe. IS
TooAors Roosevelt and the war secretary
have many warn admirers In Europa The
hNt thinker gAerS ooh en- Tan a. the
logical nan to snccseA ne present Ansr-
lean prs.idsut
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
DENVER PLANS FOR TOURISTS
Convention City Makes Preparations
for Big Crowds This
m

Denver is preparing for the biggest sum.
mer tourist business OF any year" said
Frank A. wadleigh, assistant general pas
senger agent a the Denver & Rio Grande
Friday. Mr.. Wadleigh has been making .
tour Of the east and says that great prep
arations are being made by different or
ganizations 20 go to Denver. '"rhe demo-
cratic national convention will be a great
stimulus 10 business and Denver will be
taxed 10 handle the crowds. The extra
limit on the tickets will give all a chance
10 view the Rocky mountains, and II now
looks as though most Of the people going
TO the convention will take advantage Of
the opportunity. Many eastern people have
never been 20 the Rockies and Will 80 this
summer on the loE rates. We estmat n a.
rs legitimate settlers are moving into Colo
rado every day. Tammany has engaged
hotel accommodations for $50 people. and a
week ago when / was In New York berths
had been engaged for go OF these. Two
other special trains will run from Brock
Ign"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
COUNTY ASKS LOWER RATES
Board May Appeal to Railway Com
mission Again on Omaha Road.
CUT IN FLORENCE SWITCHING
Charge Is Made hat Railroad Adj
vaneed These Rates Last Year,
increasing the Cost of
County PaVing.

Protest before the State Railway com
mission may be filed by the Douglas county
board against the Chicago. st. Paul, Min
& Omaha railroad, in an effort
to secure a lower switching charge be-
tween Omaha and Florence. where the
county will do considerable paving this
year.
II is charged the railroad advanced its
switching charge last year just before the
county began paving the Fort Calhoun
road resulting in a higher cost OF the paw
ing to the county. The old charge for
switching a car to Florence was S., ac-
cording 20 members Of the county board.
Shortly before paving started. It is claimed
the road put up the charge TO ? cents per
100 pounds. which means from SO TO 81 a
car. depending on the size. This means a
substantial increase in the cost OF stone
and other material. The matter has not
been taken up yet by the board, but some
Of the members have discussed filing a
complaint before the railway commission.
Work VIII BE Delayed. VI
BY the action OF the county board in
rejecting bids for paving. paving work
on country roads will not begin this year
before August /. and some OF the members
Of, the board are OF the opinion not more
than half OF the work planned can be lone
this year. Al the same time the board
members defend their action on the ground
It will result in a much lower price for the
paving.
Lack Of stone supply In and about Omaha
viii prevent the county from rushing more
thar two or three Jobs at the same ums.
Z d Van Court one Of the unsuccessful
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

bidders, controls about one-hsif Of the sup
ply Of stone suitable for paving in the
neighborhood< OF Omaha. With the usual
demands on the supply by the city PAYERS,
the railroads and other concerns using II.
the county probably will be unable to get
enough TO enable II TO rush work on the
half dozen proposed Jobs at once.
E d. Van Court. one OF the contractors
whose bids we're rejected by the board.
called on the board Friday and asked to be
allowed to show that his figures are not
too high. A consultation will be held with
County Surveyor Beal and IL Mr.. Van Court
wins his point the action OF the board
rejecting the bid may be reconsidered.
Mr.. Beal bases his assertion that the
bids were too high on the ground cement,
labor and stone are all lower in price than
they were last year and as they are the
principal items Of expense in paving the
price should be lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
FRAUD FOR JOINING THE NAVY
Charge Preferred by WOman Who
Sues Her Husband for
Divorce,

Charging fraud because he Joined the
navy against her protest and without let
ting her know anything about IL, Jennie
Osborne secured a divorce from Edward
Harry Osborne in Judge Kenne1ys court
Osborne was formerly stationed at Fort
Crook and IL was there the acquaintance
Of the two sprang up Mrs. Osborne said
she refused 10 marry him. however. until
his term Of enlistment expired. After this
had happened he went east and secretly
enlisted In the navy. Thea. sEe says. he
deserted and came back 20 Omaha, telling
her he had bought his discharge. A few
days after the marriage he ran away, she
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
RED CLOUD WILL Be THERE
Old Indian Chief Promises to Attend
Reunion at Sheridan.
He AND HARRINGTON TO MEET
Leader of Forces at Fort Phil
KeaHy VIII Greet Each other
for First Time In Forty
Two Years.

Chief Red Clold, the famous old Sioux
warrior who led the Indians in the mas
sacre Of Fort Phil Kearny December "a,
1896. Will certainly be at Sheridan, Wyo..
July ga. when the survivors OF that mem
orable day hold their reunion, and the old
Indian. now past 90 years Of age. will meet
at Sheridan General II. B. Darlington
leader OF the white forces az Phil Kearny
for the first time in forty-two years. The
assurance that Red Cloud win attend the
reunion has been given 10 the Sheridan
Chamber OF Commerce. The old chief Is at
present on the Pine Ridge agency. winding
up his life He Is totally blind. but re-
tains his faculties to q remarkable de-
gree. General Darlington resides At Hyde
Park Mass. and Is past s.
TIT Sheridan people are advertising the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

celebration widely and have been assured
by the passenger department OF the Bur
lington that a rate of one and one-third
fare would be granted for the round trip
on account of the celebration from all
points west OF Omaha.
Program OF Events.
The program as at present arranged con-
templates that General and Mrs. II. B.
Darlington, with the ether survivors Of the
massacre at Fort Phil Kearny, Of which
about twelve will be present. with Chief
Red Cloud. will be taken to the old site
OF the fort at the forks OF the Pineys. They
will be conveyed by automobiles to the site.
and will reach there about the middle OF
the forenoon. A basket picnic will follow
with addresses later by General Darlington
and Red Cloud. Their will follow an auto
mobile visit 20 the old land marks, and =
return 10 Sheridan in the evening. where
a big comp fire will be held, to be ad-
dressed by Senator Warren, Congressman
Monden, Governor Brooks, General Car
rington, Chief Red Cloud and some of the
survivors OF the massacre. On the morning
OF July 4 a grand parade will take place.
in which the local militia, regulars from
Fort Mackenzie, Cheyenne and Crow In
dams, societies and organizations Of citt-
Gems will participate. sham battles viii be
given during the afternoon, with a repro
duction OF the massacre at Fort Phil
KeaTny, in which regulars and Indians
will participate. Indian dances and fire
works will close the night program.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
RAILWAY MEN SPREAD ORDER
Employees VIII Organize Protective
Association in Council BIuns
Saturday Might.

The movement Of railroad employees,
started by the organization OF the Ne
braska State Railway Employees Protective
association. is spreading and Saturday
evening members Of the Nebraska assOcia-
ton viii go to Council Bluffs 10 address a
meeting OF Iowa employees 10 be held in
Danish hall
The announcement says Il viii be a spe-
ciAl open meeting Of the Iowa Railway
Employees Prosperity association. and II IL
signed b. Charles W. Bowers A. chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

Platte. SO that in case Of rain or accident
they may take the train and arrive in Den
yer on time for the convention.
One OF the five cars from Chicago will
be equipped with a commercial body to
carry the baggage of the Sullivan party.
A special equipment is being provided for
this car 50 that refreshments on ice may
be CARR so that the party will not suffer
II stranded over night away from = town.
They are scheduled TO arrive at Denver
July 4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

thinks. to avoid the officers who were
looking for him, and she began suit for a
separation.
Laura A. Rowley has been granted q
divorce from Ross c. Rowley on charges
OF n~onsupport. Dauphina Kimmel has Sc
cured a divorce from David B. Kimmel
for nonsupport. Katherine McLaud Sc.
cured a similar decree against Harry Nc
Laud on charges OF cruelty. nonsupport
and desertion.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
Genuine FOur-Coated
ParOIite Enamel Ware
at One Third Value

On sale Saturday, highest grade i'm
ported Berlin Kettles, with cover.
No. 20 Kettles, worth SI.OS, special.
at 3AG
No. "a Kettles. worth S1.2s, special,
a. .49C
No. rs Kettles. worth sl.4s; special. $50
blue and white Water Pals,
screen poors-Slightly injured:
$3.50 doors for -
$l.75 doors for =, ~
screen wire Cloth. per 50. II. ......'IE
new A0rka oall-beartng Lawn Mowers
1880 regularly, for eS.as
ice Cream freezers, one and two-ouart.
.75o and 800
Sasoiine stoves, two hole; special. S2.a6
Sasoiine Ovens, worth $3.50, SATURDAY. sac
Demonstration Universal Bread Mah.r
souvenir Loa Of Bread Free 20 women.
every kind and style. AZ $50
Sroou g.. $1,000
And 40 Green Stamps ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

5000 lbs. fresh dressed Hens, per pound.
Fresh Leaf Lard. 10 lbs. for . 400
200 pair Lamb Legs, per ID. 80. l2Mo
Lamb Chops, per ID. ............. loo
Roast, per 10. .71Ac
Lamb Stew, six pounds for. ........ .25o
Chuck Steak, per ID. .loc
Boiling Beef SIX pounds for. 'ase
Pig Pork Loins, per 10. .,........ .Shc
Pig Pork Shoulder Roast. per ID, 7s+o
1000 pounds Armour's shield California
anteed, six to ten pound average, per
pOLhq .e1so
age, by the strip. per b.. 49,. .11ho
Cudahy's Rex Lard, 3-lb. pals for. SEQ
And 20 Green Stamps.
Cudahy's Rex Lard. BIB. pals for. $50
And 80 Green Stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
Ne Advance in
Meat Prices at
Benefits Market

Prices are up in nearly every place
in town. Order your Sunday dinner
here. The same good service; the
same high quality; the same prompt
deliveries, and a v you good money
besides.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
Curtain Materials
Al Less Than HaIf

White Curtain Swiss, with pink
stripes. three patterns. yard wide,
regular l2hc quality; sat 4.
uTudSt yaTu. . w
white Fish Net ourtains-Up To a.
inches wide, newest and best selling
kinds. worth to soc yard: e q
cial at .AJc
Nottingham Curtains-60 inches wide.
rive choice patterns, all $3.50 values
special Saturday, per CT 20
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20
underwear
Handkerchiefs

Swiss Hsndkerchiefs. eross-barred de-
signs, sac value.
Pure Linen Handkerchief. very sheer,
Use kind, for-s. AVo
Pure linen unlaundered handkerchiefs.
hand embroidered, 20c Values. !
Mems fancy soc SILK Handkerchief,
al -. .25c
Double stamps on An Above Items.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

White Linene Skirts-Seven gored g.
inch folds for trimming. wide hens.
We have ten dozen on sale Satur-
day, at, each .......... 7Q6
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-20

childrsn's Goats, all Of fancy wool
cheviot stripe and check effects,
effectively trimmed, sizes four to
fourteen years. worth to A
$500, choice Saturday. ...... PS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-27
La tagedia de Ia caNe
de Ciiudad Rodrigo
AbeI de DiOS.

Por principles somos enemigos de la
cronica del crimen y solemos excluirla
de nuestras paginas. Solo cuando Sc
trata de sucesos de resonancia extraor-
dinaria, como en- este case, hacemos
alguna exception para satisfaser la Gu
riosidad de nuestros lectores.
Ocurrio ell sangriento suceso en-
una tienda de comestibles de la calle de
Ciudad Rodrigo, n 4 nero S, e n
Madrid Ell autor del hecho fu
un dependiente de la misma, joven de
diecisiete amos, llamado Herminio Ce-
rrillo y natural de Cuenca; las victimas,
ell duefio, Santiago de la Iorre, y otro
dependiente, de nombre Antonio Mar
tinez.
La 1nics fuente que existe para CO.
nocer Ell suceso, fue | a confession que al
propio Herminio log16 arr ancar ell
Juez ell dfa siguiente. Segdn ella, San
tiago de la Tore habia sabido que sus
dos dependencies habfan lido dfas atras
un cinematografo, calculando que
este gasto 10 habian veri6cado con di-
nero del cajon, les reconvino duramen-
te. Herminio protesto diciendo que
ell dinero procedia de propinas; psro
tampoco esto agrado al duefo, preten-
diendo que estas debieran entregArsele
tam bien el. En- la noche del viernes
Santiago de la Tore volvio refiir a
sus dependencies y golpeo q Herminio.
Este, rebosando rencor, medito ven-
garse. Cuando 81 principal dormia, 10
acuchillo dejandole herido de muerte
y al salir de la alcoba, como Martinez
Sc hubiese despertado, So produio entire
ambos dependencies una lueha en- la
que Martinez result6 con varios hscha-
zos; Tore muri6 4 las pocas horas VI
MARTINEZ 4 Ia noche siguiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-27

cIP1os, para realizar I'M plan polftico
tendente obtener e1 Congreso de
los Estados Unidos de America, sea
dehnido de manera estable Y perma-
nente nuestro stdfnS politico. EN- Ell
SENTIDO DE QUE Ell PUERIO DE PUER-
TO Rico Sc GoBIERNE DOR MEDIC DE
UNA AUTONUMIA, (howe vNle 6 self
government CON LA CIUDADANIA AME-
RICANA adquiriendo la capacidad civil
~ polftica para gobernstse por 81
miSmO.'
A la saxon decfa La Democracia"
en- su artlculo LA AUToNOMIA REGIO-
NAL:
"Dentro de la UNION, AcoRDADA
EN- Ell HOTEL OLIMPO, cABE AcENTUAR
CON ENERGIA LA TENDBNCIA AUTONo.
MICA Y CONvERTIRLA EN- ESTANDARTE
DEL PARTIDO PARA SUs CAlPANAS EN-
Ell pRESENTE, SIN PRESCINDIR DE LAS
OTRAS, o SEA DE LA POSIBILIDAD DE
QUE, EN- Ell PORvENIR, el Congreso
nos levante a LA coNDIC1ON DE ESTA-
DO FEDERAL 6 nos otorgue LA INDIE
PENDENcIA bajo el protectorado anne
ricano.' A
Ell plan del sefior Palmer iba ga
nando voluntades. y mas tarde este,
con los sefiores Mufioz, de Diego y
Camufias, pidieron y lograron de los
poderes maximos del Partido una
declaration teniendo como ideal de-
terminado, Ell Regimen Autonom leo.
As1 Sc subsano la imperfecci6n.
va los rumbos estaban vistos. Unio-
nistas y Republicans Sc agitan en-
una atmosfera de realidades mas 6
menos hermosas; mas N enos distan-
teS del trinnfo.
Estos quieren el self go9eynn1ent en-
la Federation de los Estados.
Aquellos quieren Ell self g0gevnment
en- la situacion especial de Colonia
como 10 transitorio, sin renunciar q
la plena ciudadanfa americana 6, la
plena ciudadanla puertorr iquefla, Sc
gun pudiese convenirnos por las COM
|plicaciones 6 combinaciones con que
nos sorprenda el future incierto.
Tenemos, pues; de una psrte esAUTo.
NoMIsTAs; y, de otra, federalistas.
Vamos yer como han actuado
unos y otros.
.4OeI de DIOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-27
Conclusion

peso total de los bichos que matan
anualmente los cazadores, asciende &
Is mi,lones de kilos, que valen unos
Is millones de marcos.
Mueren todos los amos, alcanzados
por el tiro de los cazadores, IL 500
ciervos, 1860 gamos, $4,000 jabalies
cuatro millones de liebres, 10000 de
Perdices, 100000 faisanes, ETC., etc.
Hay en- Alemania mas de 600 900 ca
zadores. Que ej6rcitol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-27
EXcOInunitn bvantada

Comunican desde San Petersburgo
una noticia que ha producido Ell Russia
mucho efecto. Los mie mbros del San.
to Sfnodo han discutido 81 era conve-
niente levantar la excomuni0n lanzado
contra Leon Tolstoi por la Iglesia or
todoxa, Y la mayoria ha votado en- SEN
tido Affirmative.
Tolstoi ha recibido en- YasEaia- Po-
lima la noticia de esta decision, que es
una suprema consa gracion de la since
ridad dc su esfuerzo moral y al mismo
tempo una rectifcacion hecha por un
clero cuyas doctripas no estan en- desa-
cuerdo con las delilustre novelista ruso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-27
Los debates de la Camara
"YO ACUSO' DEL SENOB NATISNlO
SOBRE LAS DECLARACIONES DEL CAPTAIN GAMBELL

bell. ESas declaraciones impli-
can TN ultraje al pueblo de
Puerto Rico, puesto que falsean
la verdad de la constitution le-
gal de los Estados Unidos los
documentos del case. Copia del
articulo del "Filadella Press
que tengo en- mi poder y ofrezco
a la Camara, debe ser enviada a
los Estados Unidos, para COM
probar ST es cierto que Ell capi-
tan Gambell, ha hecho tales ma
nifestaciones, y este junto con
la formal protesta de esta ca
mara contra ese hecho. Y esos
documentos deben ser dirijidos
a tres entidades en- las que 70
tengo absolute confanza Y creo
debe tenerla la Camara. Una
copia al general jefe del ejercito
de los Estados Unidos, otra al
jefe de Estado Mayor del mis-
mo y al Presidente Roosevelt.
PerO esos documentos deben ser
remitidos directamente a tales
entidades. Con esos documentos
~ de acueTdo con las Ordenan-
zas militares a que ha hecho
|referenc1a Ell senor Matienzo
Cintron, esos funcionarios pro-
cederan para el mejor result
tado del asunto y 20 he de
|repetlr, seiores, que tengo una
absolute conflanza en- la&hDno-
rabilidad del general Grant que
es un correcto y digno militar,
asi como en- la del Estado Ma
yor del ejercito de los Estados
Unidos, asi como en- ell Presi-
dente Roosevelt muy conocido
tambien por su epergfa y name
IA justa de proceder en- esos ca
SOS.
"Todos sabemos, senores, que
la carrera militar en- todos los
paises lleva vinculada en- ST Ell
honor y Ell respeto a las leyes;
~ el ejercito de los Estados Uni
dos esta considerable en- Ell nun
do como gran poseedor de esas
virtudes slendo sus oficiales
dignos de una califcacion hon
rosa en- el cumplimiento de to-
dos sus deberes como caballeros
y militares.
| Entire esas autoridades, esta
ell general Grant, que es un mi
litar de gran prestigio y no hay
que dudar que hara todo 10 ne
cesarlo para que Ell hecho-qued
|resuelto de la mejor manera
para ell buen nombre del ejer-
cito de los Estados Unidos, asi
como para Ell respeto de esta Ca
mara y,de Puerto Rico que esta
por encima de todo. Ellos mis-
mos ALA podran hacer una com
pleta investigation partiendo de
estos datos y nosotros habremos
cumplido con nuestro deber en-
nombre del pueblo que nos eli
jio y dignidad de esta Camara. "
Sc vota la resolution propues-
ia por ell senor Matienzo y es|
aprobada por unanimidad vo-
tando de acuerdo Ell seIlor Was
Ochoteco.
Conclusion