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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29

bers of G. X. Warren post. Relief
corps, Ladies of the q. A. r.. Navy,
the Sons of Veterans. Veterans of
the Spanish American war. all old
soldiers and all members of other
patriotic orders are requested to
meet at the Central school building
t.10:30 Sunday morning 10 march
in body to attend services in the
churcl:.
Monday--All OF the above mem
bors and patriotic organizations and
all old soldiers are requested to be
at Red Mems hall on Gold avenue,
from where they will proceed. in
carriages. each order securing their
own Conveyances. To the cemetery
There prayer will be said by Chap
lam Thomas Harwood, which Will be
followed by the singing of Amer
ica," reading of orders. commander's s
| address. reading OF Lincpin's Gtttvs-
burg address, placing wreath oIl tiiy
monument for the unknown dead.
exercises by the Relief Corps, exer-
ciscs by the Ladies OF the q. ~ r.,
and decoration of the graves. Ar
rangements have been made to dec
crate the graves in all the ceme-
terics. after which all viii repair to
the Barelas bridge. where a boat
laden with flowers i'm memory of the
dead &c the navy. will be launched
with short ceremonies.
\ lunch, prepared and served by
the Relief Corps, will he found wait
ing at Red Mems hall for the mem
bcrs of the various societies who at
tend the services.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
AlDRICH DECLARES
ACTION IAPERTIAENT
German Manufacturers and Amer.
lean Exporters Used German
Government 20 Influence
United States
Congress.

Washington May Ex-senator
Aldrich today denounced as 'imper-
tinent" the efforts of the German
government to influence American
tariff legislation by supplying anony-
nous information as to the wages
paid German Workmen. His charact-
CREATION followed statement by De-
pew ntimating that German manu-
facturers are striving to influence
Congress through the German gov
erument and American exporters Of
German goods
The reply of the president to a
Senate resolution calling for a state
ment of the German government as
to wages paid in Germany proved
the signal for an animated discussion
as soon as the Senate convened. The
president stated in his message that
the document in question had been
sent to the finance committee April
18Th.
senator Nelson expressed surprise
that the finance committee had with
held a report of this. Aldrich re-
piled that the statement had oeen
treated as confidential as had all
others of like character. 1t had
been sent back to the state depart
ment but would be returned.
Senator Depew spoke of the i'm
portance of the business before Con-
gresss and asserted that it was purely
an American question.
yet" he said, eve find that for
eign governments are entering the
Senate chamber for the obstruction
of legislation for which the president
called an extra session
1t was then that Aldrich arose and
made use of the word impertinent.
Senator Tillman expressed fear that
the comments on the German gov
ernment might not be graciously re-
-ceiyed by that government. Further
discussion was postponed until the
German report could be translated
and the presidents message was re-
ferrcd to the committee on finance.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
ARIZONA CANNOT
HAVE GILA WATERS
Attorney General UphOlds Territorial
Engineer i'm Inter-Tcrritory
Controversy.

Santa Fe, y. NJ, May 29.--AttOrney
General Frank w. Clancy today
BANDED down an important opinion
upon the denial of Territorial Engi-
nees Vernon l. sullivan, of an ap-
plicdtion for the appropriation Of the
waters of the ella river in New Mex
leo 10 irrigate lands in Arizona. The
attorney general upholds the ensi-
neer in this denial saying
AS long as there is any beneficial
use as defined i'm our statute, 10
which the water can b" applied in
New Mexico, il must be- that the ter
ritOrial engineer should refuse TO
permit an appropriation for extraOr-
binary benefits II cannot be possible
that We ought To permit Arizona 10
come i'm and take away out Of our
territory, New Mexican waters for
use elsewhere. when there are New
Mexican lands upon which We can
use IT,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29

McfnOflnl DhA l'foClanatlon.
Pursuant To custom and in honor
of the soldiers. living and dead. OF
the north and OF the south. who
served in the Civil war. /, George
Curry, governor of the territory of
New Mexico, do hereby designate
Monday. May 81, 1909. as Memorial
Day, and a legal holiday in the ter
ritory of New Mexico.
To the soldiers of the Civil war
this country is indebted for the peace
and safety it enjoys, as well as for
the proud position it occupies among
the nations OF the world, and 70
these soldiers is due the nations
gratitude.
Therefore, l recommend that on
Memorial Day New Mexicans sus-
pend their usual routine of work as
far as practicable; that they join
with the patriotic societies in services
in honor of the countrys dead; thai
the teachers i'm the public schools ar
range 20 devote a day for suta bic
exercises and lessons which shall in
culcate i'm the minds of the youth
the purpose Of Memorial Day.
Done at the executive office this
18th day of May. A. ID. 1909. Wit
ness my hand and the great seal OF
the territory of New Mexico.
GEORGE CURRY.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
CHURCHMth CONDEMN
ACTION OF COURT
Prcsbytcriaus Wrathy at Action of
Tennessee Judge i'm Church
Case.

Denver May 29.-The church
locked horns with the state when
the general assembly of the Presyby-
terian church in an effort to con-
denim the action of the state courts
of Tennessee in setting aside the
Union Presbyterian churcn in the
United states with the Cumberland
Presbyterian church The assembly 5
criticism, which is unsparing, is
based upon the report of the COM
mittee on church cooperation. The
report rebukes the Tennessee courts
for presuming to pass judgment up
on church doctrine
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
CONGRESS- APPROVED
SHEEP INSPECTION
House Bill of Recent Legislature viii
Enable Greater sanitary Meas
ureS to be Carried Out.

House bill No "a, of the last terri
torial legislature has been approved
at Washington. and copies of the bill
which relates to the Inspection Of
sheep. have been received in this city.
The bill enables the inspectors 10
take measures toward combating in
fectious diseases of sheep, especially
"sca bies," so disastrous at times 10
New MeXico's production of wool Al
Intelligent system of dipping is the
principal sanitary measure for over
coming this disease and the attention
of the local board will be given
to this important measure.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
COST FOR EACH RAT
50 CENTS A YEAR
Government Statisticians Figure That
IL Costs Hundred Million Dol
lars To Board Rodents.

Washington, May 29.-Rats are re-
ceiving continued attention from the
agricultural department. The cam
paign started against them may re-
suit some day in the extcrmination
OF the pest in this country.
A recent bulletin of the asricultur-
al department figures out that sin
gle rat can eat sixty cents worth of
grain year and if all the rats in
this country We're fed grain alone il
would cost more than S1O,0OO.OOO a
year to board them. 1t H. estimated
that a single pair Of rats and prog
eng. breeding without interruption
and suffering no losses, would n
three years increase to he morr than
twenty millions.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29

disastrous earthquake ana fire. The
Congress of the United States a short
time ago directed that medals be
struck to commemorate tho 2O0th
anniversary of the birth of Bcnja-
min Franklin and that a single i'm
preston of gold should be presented
To the French republic through NJ.
Jusserand, i'm recognition nf the aid
which France had extended to the
struggling colonies on the occasion
OF Franklin's visit during the Revo-
luton The medal was presented to
NJ Jusserand by Secretary Root.
In his reply Of acceptance Ambassa-
dor Jusserand said.
my earnest hope is that one Of
the next medals 10 be struck and add
ed L. the series will be one 10 com
memOrate the resurrection Of that
great town which now, at this pres
ent hour, agonizes by the shore of
the Pacific. The disaster at san
Francisco has awakened a feeling OF
admiration too. for the manliuess
displayed by the population during
this awful trial. So that what will
be commemorated win not be only
the American nations sorrow but her
unfailing heroism and energy"
IL was this incident and the sem
timent expressed by NJ. Jusserand
that inspired the French TO strike the
medal commemorating the rcsurrcc-
tion OF san Francisco.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
.GAyE.-oIGAn TO a hoy.

keiIAas CITY ban May 20, Har-
Icy Gunderson, an Argentihe con-
stable, was fined $25 in j. j Whites
justice court in Merriam yesterday
for violating the Kansas law which
prohibits persons from giving to-
bacco to minors. Gunderson pleaded
guilty This is the first case which
has come up in the Johnson county
courts for violation of the new law.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
FOUND GOLD NUGGET.

reached here yesterday of the find
ing of 4-ounce gold nugget at the
old Aztec mine near Cimarron. the
old mine has just recently been lr-
opened and ore Is Oeing taken from
the workings. but the nugget was
found on the surface. II is valued at
near 500
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
MURDERER MUST DIE.

Omaha, Neb. May 2s-John Ma
cry Of South Omaha, during the
Greek riots OF February last, was to-
Jay found guilty of murder in the
first degree and punishment of death
was fixed.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29

Sunday-The memorial sermon will
be preached by Chaplain Thomas
Harwood in the Presbyterian church.
corner OF Fifth and Silver avenue,
at II o'clock in the morning. Mem
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Mayors Proclama ion.

1t has long been a custom to rec
ognize a day set apart for the pur-
pose of doing honor to those men
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
RAILROAD STRIKE ENDS
after CONFERENCE
OF OFFICIALS
Difficulty Between FIreinen
and Georgia Railroad
Is Declared
Settled.
THE STATE TOOK
PART IN TROUBLE
Ordered Sheriff to Form Posse
and Guarantee movement
Of Freights Before
Strike Was
Ended.

Atlanta, Ga, May 2s.-At the con-
clusion of conference between Com
missioner of Labor Neill. L. X.
Scott. general manager OF the Geor-
gia railroad, and L. A. Ben, vice
president of the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Firemen and Enginemen.
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. it was
announced that the strike OF firemen
on the road had been called OFF.
State officials today instructed the
sheriff at Lithonia to summon "A
posse sufficient to protect and in
sure the movement of stalled freight
trains from Lithonia to Atlanta.
This is the first interference by the
state in the Georgia railroad fire.
mems strike
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Negro Fireman Beatcn.

Augusta, May PA negro fire.
man was badly beaten BY white men
in the Georgia railroad yards near
this city this afternoon. One of the
negro's arms was broken. Two white
men were arrested.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-29
WEATHER FORECAST

UDsmsr, Colo. Nay s.-Tonlghi generally
talr a0asssolsT, with tTost north portlop
SaadaY falr, ceelsI southeast portion.
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TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. 1-7.45 p. =S\
No d $50 P sA\
No. 10. S. P.
No. g. $40 p. Z
No. g-GI.4s p. a s\
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CONTRA Fl FUSILA-
M|ENT0 De FERRER.
La prensa europea con
dena energicamente
la ejecucion.
La prensa lnelesa califlca a
csc acto de brutal. con-
slderandoIo un crimen
AnticipanSe violentas eScenas
en- la camara, cuya OpOSicion
sera diriiida por Ortega Y
lerrOuX.

New York, Octube l6. III estado
de amino contra el gobierno dc Es-
pana en- toda Europa con motlvo dc
la ejecucion del Leader sociaiista, fun
dador de las escuelas iaieas en- Bar
ceiona, es pocotranquillzador. Toda
la prensa europea, ,especlaimente la
inglesa condena aeerbamente ia eye
cucon del senor Fcrrer. caiificando
este acto con los mas duros epitetos.
En- toda Francia reina un odlo
profundo contra ell gobierno espahoi.
Ell boycott 4 los efcctos espanoieS ha
empezado d regir en- Francia { TIA
liza, 10 que ocacionara lncaiculabies
perjuicios a los manufacturers de
la peninsula.
Otro despacho de la Habana in
forma que en- aquciia ciudad han
habldo scros tumuitos y protestas
contra la ejecucion del senior Fran
cisco Ferrer. Frcnte al Consulate
espanol en- Ia Habana Sc han dado
gritos CONTRA Maura j tumultuosas
protestas.
New York, Octubre l6.- Tn tcle-
grama de Mexico informa que ei pre-
sidente Diaz, acompahado de hume
rosa s6quito llegara 4 la ciudad del
Paso hoy por III tarde. FL prcsldcntc
Taft, lie CARA 4 dicha ciudad al me-
dio dia de manana. La cntrevista
tendra lugar ell mismo dfa de la lie
gada del presi dente norteamericano.
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U|dmos dias de
una dictaduIa
Zelaya que doce amos atras
contaba por TODD capital
un pequeno potrero. es
hoy el mayot terratenien
te de Centro- o-America.
Los dias de este providencial
en- Ia presidencia de Nicara-
qua estan contadoS.

Nicaragua. la bella y her mosa
repubiica del centro, Sc resueive en-
tire conmociones de rabia con la pro
tesla armada frente al gobierno de
un alucinado tragico dueho del po-
der por mas de doce amos.
Esa ftrtil terra cuna de varones
ilustres, que besa amorosamente las
aguas de ambos oceanos, con su fer
tilidad maravillosa y SUI china en-
cantador, con su perspectlva pm
toresca sin igual en- ei mundo ha 81
do paste de Ia voracidad de un hon.
bre que al iiegar la cumbre del po
der un pegueno potrero constltma
todo su patrimonio, Y hoy en- ei cor
to periodo de dos iustros Sc ha hecho
ri mavor terrateniente de centro A.
merica .dueho demas demedio mill on
de hectareas de los ounce miiiones
de Ia superficie totai de la republica.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS el NAL es solo
IN accidente. Fl charco infeeto don
de sobrenada un lombrizal de es-
clavos. no puede vivir, por large
tempo. Fl sol de Ia iusticia empren-
de eli trabajo desecando Ia iaguna y
e,evando la terra hasta haceria dig
ma de ser habitada por los hombres
FL pueblo nicaraguense tiene cua-
lidades de que carecen muchos pue-
bios del continente, Su laboriosidad
e. notable. Y es proverbi al SUI hospi.
talidad, siendo pals que menos su'
ma ofrece q Ia criminalidad. Sus
hombres son altivos fuertes, mus.
culosos. agiles. tanto para La
faenas del trabaio euanto para
las contiendas armadas.
Dos amos hace infligi6 4 Honduras
una fuere derrota, liegando gu eier.
cito hasta Ia misma capital
FL dictador Zeiaya. hombre do
no escasos conOcimientos de tempe
ramento absolutista rodesfo De III
ejercito aguerrido al que euida cor
el mismo esmero que ei Gar Nlco.
las sus sotnios de vaierosos cosacos
gobierna tiranizando 4 ese pueblo
sobrio y laborioso, al amparo de e
sc elercito que We en- e. su protector
FL pretorianismo entronizado desds
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hace diez amos. ha tenido en- Zalaya
su mns deeidido paladin.
Atrevido. procaz Y desleal ha sa-
bido jugar con fortuna con Ia suerte.
FL hombre de los gobiernos doio-
sos. de las ciaudlcaciones refanias.
con increibIe audacia, ha violado
tratados, incumpiido compromises
anulando conceslones. Y cuando al
gun representante extrangero ha
concurndo a reclamar Ia formali-
dad de aigun compromise su con-
tesla ha sido categ6rica. al extreme
de provocar ineidentes dipiomaticos
V poner en- peligros la nacionalidad,
como en- ei reciente por motives de
una concession de estracci6n de ma
deras. Lego su soherbia hasta
pegarie en- ei rostro al miniStro
americana. FL despotismo. en- su.
formas varIas tiene sus rasgOs heo-
rfcos V sus lineas de oscuras cobar-
dias.
Nicaragua. cansada de tantos de-
safueros quiere deshacer=e de e~e ii
minute proyidencial. pOrqle ha lie
gado va q su adoiescencia para en-.
trar en- el radio de &c puetios libres
E seguro. que los dias '.e. gobier-
no dei general Santos Ze.4ya esian
contzdoS.
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Ricardo Carrion aparece muerto, de tres
balazos, en- su propia casa.
La mujer que con el viva esta herida el pecho
Sc halo revolvers un cuchilo en- el suelo
de la habtacion
La sangre sando por la aberura de puerta hzo sos
pechar que Sc habia cometido un crimen.

Ell vecindario que reside en- el iu-
gar denominado "Sal 81 puedes' en-
ia segunda Inca de Puerta de Terra,
Sc agiomero esta manana, entire b
y z, en- frente de una de las peque-
has caas que existen en- ei fren-
Norte de la dnica Gale de que cons
ia el lugar. En- ella vivian en- concu-
binato segun Sc informa, el guardla
de penaies Ricardo Carrion; hom-
bre joven, como de 25 a 80 amos
edad, de color blanco y que merecla
un buen concepto al vecindarlo y
Carmen Lebr6n como de 20 70
de edad.
Esta manana estando de servlcio
por aquelios sitios el policla CUTLER
mo TilIet, Sc lie acerco el vecino Fran
cisco Gonzalez. manifestandoie que
en- la habitacion contigua en- que
vive, habia ocurrido una reyerta y
que por debajo de la puerta Sc vela
sangre. Ell poiicia Sc constltuyo all
y habia va un buen ndmero de We
cinos por aquellos alrededores CO.
mentando el hecho que todavia Sc
desconocia en- detailes pero que Sc
presentia con a vista de la sangre
que salfa por Ell hueco de la puerta'
Sc rompio esta y penetro en- la habl-
taci6n la policia. Ricardo Carrlor
,estaba en- ell suelo ytenfa tres balazos
uno en- un costado y dos en- la espal-
'da. Su compaiera tenia unf
herida de arma cortante en- ei pecho
En- el.suelo de la habitaci6n, en- que
habia mucha sangre, Sc encontr(
una, cuchiila. I'm revolver Smith de
9 fue hallado tambi6n ALI.
Segdn noticias, hacia algunos dia;
que los protagonistas del drama, We
nian teniendo aigunos disgustos
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Nicaragua

La Corte Suprema de Junticia pa
SO una circular los jueces, ordenan-
doies la information de inventarios
cuando cesen en- sus puestos. Para el
transporte de bananos ia COM
pania. "Puerto Perias Banannos
Comp" compr6un gran remoicador
el que va lego i Biuefieids. En- ell
sorteo que Sc verified aver resuitaron
agraciados con los primeros premios
los n1meros 2,204, ,l3l, A. AGA Y 4.S67
respectivamente. Fl premio mayor
cayo en- Rivas V ei segundo en- Masa
va. En- una de las lagunas dc Blue
fields fueron encontrados los restos
del soidado Te6ifiio Zuniga. quien
Sc creia desertor. De las diiigencias
practicadas resuita fue comido por
los iagartos. Ha regresado al pals
don Miguel Prado h. Juez Civil dc
Managua. En- Granada contraleror
matrimonio don jose J. Zavala y |;
senorita Maria Urtecho.
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NO ICIAS.

s. miorma pnr IA Sroufina y" IA
guerra dc Estnd"s nilo-. b. hl 81"
muulrado Z La fHrizI, mlIliar" u.
= Rico Jiie Il ntIrvp gphernadpF ~
Cotton, iicnc los hnnnre7 i" cproncl
del clercito Como iirho >r sIryi1"u
Il cjcrciio dc los Es'lIoa nida-.
como yoluntarlo, parcr" ~" ah"fi
- lc ha concedido Ia mi>ina ~radul
zion qne iuvo. con caractcr dc homo
rario No sienifica eSto. por oirl par
to. segun informcs. qu" venga q s'f
lef. de las fuerzas mlliiar.s dc l. g.
la. puesto que csta en cpndioiph'
norInales tIenen sus i"io- eorrsp.t.
dientes.
Han salido para caamo. en a1f"
movil por la earret.ra eeuiitl. i's--
Sres. Carlos Conde. rnfrafs iil-p-
MO Gonzalez. del eomeTeio Il -
eiudad. Buen vialr
-Ha regresado 3 cosmp. ie-3't'-
de estar dos dia- - >an l'3an u =
Juan Boix.
La policia de a eludsi b. he-
cho aver Y hov taa1- as'srsipfs
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'REv0LUC|0N
EN- NICARAGUA,
La situacion de Zela-
va Sc juzga insoste-
nible.
La revolution ocupa todas
las ciudades de la costa
Atlantica.
En- la catedraI de Piza Sc pre-
m0yi0 un tumultn0 de fataleS
c0nSecuencias.

New York. Octubre l6.- Ell lunes
tcndran iugar las primeraS sesiones
en- las cortes espanoias. Sc antlclpan
violentas sesiones en- la Camara de
Diputados por los recientes successes
ocurrlos en- Barcelona y la ejecu-
clon de Ferrer que tan penosa impre-
sion ha causado en- toda la prensa
de- nundo. Los diputados republl-
canos senorcs Orrega V I.errouy dl-
rlgran la oposlci6n.
New York. Octubre 49, Tn teie-
grama de Italia lntorma que Il con-
secucncIa de I'M incendlo declarado
en- Piza en- uno de los Department
tos lnteriores de aquelia ciudad Sc
/ produJ Jo un tumuito consequences
del panlco que Sc apoderd de los fie-
les, de tata,eS consecuencias.
Los est,lerzos Gle Ia po,lcla Y gem
/ darmes para contener ia muche-
dumbrc vobilgaria al orden fueron
inul,es. Fl numero de cadaveres
considerable. Los hcrdos que ascien-
de 4 I'm ccntenar han sido oportuna-
mcntc auXlllados.
New York, Octubrc l6.-Comuni-
can de Nicaragua que la situaci6n
del goblerno dc Zelava es insosteni-
bic las tropaS revolucionarias son
ducnas dc toda la costa Atiantica.
Las ciudades de Chinandega Corin-
to, Rivas y San Juan del Sur Sc en-
cuentran ocupadas por las tropas
del general Estrada. Una fuerte con-
tingente de tropas revoiucionarias
marcha sobre Masaya 4 pocos kil6-
metros de la capital. Y
jcro scpa dc In modo flo, cual ca
rro eligc para el viaic que neccsite
haccr; y dcsdc lucgo dcbc entcndcrse
que pucsto cl lctrero 'Parquc", por
cjcmpIo, q "Rio-PicdriS", la en-
prcsa csta obligada d Ilcvar al pasa-
jcro al ttrmino de- su viajc, como
indica q anuncio ptcsto que dio lu-
gar al paSaj zero para tomsr cl caro-,
Scgln sus convcnlcnclas.
No Sc hacc gencralmentc asi, sim
embargo, pucs hay nuchos casos, So
bn todo dc noche, cn que tomando-
Sc el caro- cllyo lctrcro dice "Parque'
SO obllga al pasaic a que Sc apee en-
ia parada dc IA Carretera que da Ii
Ia cntrada de IA cafe del "Parque"
y siguc ., carro viaje d Rio Piedras.
n" hay que exp'icar ei periuiclG
que csro oeasiona al pasaje. Y son
nrtchaa 'as queias que por este case
nccibo.
lntercSo en- tai sentido. que I'd.
afanoso por ei buen scrvicio publ
cotome una acci6n que garantlce al
pdIbiico de IN scguridad dc que Sc lie
,lcvc hasta ci tirmino dc viaje que
Ell ei anlmclu 80 expresa.
Y tcngo FL g,isto de transcribir 4
vi. esta caria, en- que consta ia ac-
zion tomada por csta Acadia.
Muv lt"niamentc.
Francisco Pontc .Alcliic lie San
Juan + =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-16
MeIcado de azucar.
New York, 0ctubre 16. Ell
mercado cerro hoy sus opera
clones al precio de 4.3O firme.
racter de gravedad.
Una carta del a|ca|de,,
Oct,lbrc l6 de 1909.

Octubrc l6 de 1909.
Sr. Director dc "Ls Corrcspondc-
cia" San Juan.
Scnor-
Con csta fecha ollrilo al ST. Dircc
tor dc la San Juan Light " Transit
Go, la slgulentc carta.-
Scnor:- Llamo su atcnci6n hacla
cl final de la Sccei6n II de la Ordc-
nanza cstablccicndo las rcgIas que
ha dc srjctarsc el scryicio dc carros
cltctricos cn la Municipalldad de- San
Juan Dicha Scecion, hablando de
las condicioncs de cada caro-. die" =
" al cual &c L. pondri en si,io visi-
bic. Ill lctrcro que lndIquc su dcsti-
no 4 ruta. cn lctras de ctIatro pulea-
das de alto" .-..4
II obicto de- rsia dl>p"sIci1n, -
conslsnullt, quo - para qhc ID pasl