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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

But what do they all matter when compared
with results?
Our only claim is that we outsell all others.
We have proved it to hundreds. We can prove
it to you.
This fact is so certain--so invariably true
that we handle advertising without any contract
whatever. We rely solely on results to keep it.
That is why our Copy Chief is paid 81, 900
per week. That is why tch of our brilliant
men holds the place he holds.
Working together-as they do-they can
sell more goods per dollar spent than any other
men in existence.
Suppose these claims are facts. And sup
pose they apply to you.
Suppose these men, at the same expense.
could bring twice the results you are getting.
How much would it mean2
There is a way to find out-easily, quickly
and certainly.
1t can be done without any commitment on
your part, and without disturbing your present
agency connections.
The answer will be clear and final. II NAV
be worth thousands of dollars to you. And It
may be worth millions. That depends on the
article advertised.
If you are interested, ask US to explain the
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Half Million a
Day Increase in
Bank Clearings
0maha's Record for July Shows City
to Be Leading Whole Country
in Percentage.

The statement Of the clearinEs through
the banks Of Omaha and South Omaha
are most interesting. for they show Omaha
to be the leading city Of the country in
the matter Of actual gain in business as
reflected by the bank clearings for the
month Of July.
For the week just closed Omaha shows
a gain Of 1913 per cent, which is the largest
per cent of gain of any Of the larger com
mercial centers except Detroit. which
seems to have had a squirt for one week
and shows a gain Of 726 per cent But the
gain OF the Omaha banks is steady ard
consistent, and week after week the word
has gone forth over the lane that Omaha
is making faster strides forward than
any other large city. In the total business
through the banks Omaha leads such large
centers as New Orleans, Louisville. NIL
waukee, Fort Worth. Los Angeles. st.
Paul, Seattle, Denver, Buffalo and In
dianapolis.
Day by day during the month OF July
the bank clearings have kept up their
gait and no day during the month fell
short Of the corresponding day in 1905.
The totals for July, 1909, are $50, IA, no Is
and for July, 1903, SAC, 1856, 500. O4, a gain of
3lS, OSS, l74.1l for the month.
A comparison Of the figures day by day
for the twenty-six banking days in July
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
THE BEES PLAN OFFER
Arthur @. Clarssn. Architect

Mr.. CA.usen is the author of a
we'll illustrated book containing a
great man. designs off modern
hon -, complete plans for which
will . furnished TO Bee eader at
redL-eu prices. The book is entI-
tied
THE ART, SCIENCE AND sEMTI-
MENT OF HOME BUILD
ING.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

sunlight and air and il properly designed
will he an ornament to the exterior.
If it is necessary to obtain as large a
house as possible at the least expense the
most practical arrangement, in general,
Is a square house or more properly speak
ing, a house built on tho rectangular plan,
for the outside dimensions do not neces-
sarily have TO he equal. For a house
thirty-two feet wide or more 1t is best to
place the entrance in the center with a
hall extending clear through the center
OF the house, The partitions on each side
Of the hall being lined up from the base
ment to the attic. Placing the hall in the
center leaves the most valuable parts of
the house, the outside corners, to be used
for rooms, especially the front corners
Rooms located in corners are always more
desirable, lighter and more airy than rooms
placed where they can have windows only
on one side. a pleasant view is afforded
in two directions from a corner room ard
a good light is always assured, which is
appreciated in the rooms on the north side
Of the house, for rooms 50 located, have
in addition to the north window either
east or west windows as well.
In a small home it is best to combine the
parlOr, sitting room and library all into one
spacious room and openly connect this with
the hall through a wide Cased opening to
which columns can he added with a pleas
ing effect If desired. The reception hall
and living room become practically one.
If the dining room has a very broad open
Ing between it and the hall the effect has
the appearance Of having considerable more
room In it than one would suppose from
the exterior. Suppose, on the other hand,
the living room were divided into a parlor,
sitting room and den or small library thai
were connected with the reception hall by
an ordinary door and that the dining room
door was Of ordinary size, the effect would
be that the home was very small, since
all parts Of it would have a crowded ap-
p~earance.
This is the most common fault among
homes butt by the average man today. He
thinks that the more rooms he can get into
the house, each with a different name, the
larger it viii appear to his guests or a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Practical Planning of Homes

There is no doubt but what the practical
arrangement of a home should always be
in first consideration when planning 1t, and
practical requirement and the appearance,
either outside or inside of a home, the
practicability of an arrangement should he
considered first. 1t rarely happens, how
ever, that anything has to be sacrificed
in the way of beauty or at~tractiVeness in
order to meet practical requirements. For
example, II a dining room is small, making
It necessary to provide a large bay window
on one side in order to provide necessary
room in it, this same hay window will at
the same time give a pleasing view in
several directions, admitting considerable
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

The week was notable for the one thous-
andth building permit being issued for the
year and for final disposition of the site
of the Woodmen of the World building.
While the action Of the fraternity disap-
pointed a good many real estate men
somewhat, who hoped to sell a choice site
20 the order, yet it was generally felt that
the Woodmen could have done far worse
than they determined.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
LOWER PRICES ON COAL
FOR USE OF THE COUNTY
Bids Opened by Commissioners show
n Decrease in Cost
for the Year.

Bids were opened by the county com
missioners for the years coal supply, and
1t was found that the hospital and court
house will probably be heated at less ex-
pense this year than before. The contract
includes fuel for the court house and iail
the Detention home, the County hospital
and seventy-five carloads for the INDECENT
poor. The total expenditure will be be.
tween $4,000 and SIS, 900.
Culvert and grading bids were also
opened and the contract for the years
work on pile bridges was let to the West
ern Bridge company of Omaha. The bridge
contract amounted to 1000 last year,
but will be much smaller this year be-
cause Of the improvements that have al
ready been made.
Resolutions were adopted providing for
two new boilers in the County hospital
and for five new concrete bridges.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Henry Johnson, secretary of the Emerson
Manufacturing company has bought
through George & Co, the Whitney resi-
dence on lizard street paying about 5000
for IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Hastings & Heyden have just completed
plating a 60 acre tract of ground in the
san Joaquin valley, Kern county, Cali
fornia. 1t has been plated into ten acre
tracts between Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, within two and a half miles of the
main lines of The Sante Zee and southern
Pacific railroads, and within eleven miles
OF Bakersfield, a town of about n,0oO
population. This fi.m has already sold
out over forty ten acre tracts, mostly to
peop,e in Omaha. Alfalfa. potatoes, all
kinds Of vegetables and fruits of all kinds,
apricots, peaches, pears, plums, grapes,
strawberries, English walnuts, peanuts and
the finest kind of oranges and lemons can
be grown.
The tract is called Omaha tract 90. l.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Women Fight
Liquor Raiders
Keepers of Joints Near Radley, Kan,
Resist Officers, but Are
Subdued.

PlTTSBURG, Kan, July 3l.-In a liquor
raid at Radley, near here last night, AS
sistant Attorney General John Marshall
and Sheriff M~erriwether were resisted by
Il number of Austrian women, keepers Of
the place After a lively tight, during which
rocks were thrown at the officers and they
we're dubbed, the women were subdued
and the liquors in the place destroyed.
This is the second time that women at
Radley have fought raiding officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
WEALTHY FARMER IS MISSING
Tracks Lead to Spot on River Where
His Son Was Drowned IA
Year Ago.

YANKTON, S. D., July ~3l-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram)~John Miller, a w~ell-known and
wealthy farmer, living one mile south of
Yankton is missing, and his family is
searching the river in the belief that
Miller drowned himself. His son, Henry,
was drowned a few years ago at a spot
where Miller's tracks rave been found, to-
gether with his hat.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Can Your Advertising Agent
OutSell All the Rest?
This is the vital question.

This is the vital question.
Advertising agents are bad, better or best,
according to their selling ability.
Nothing else matters at all.
Advertising has only one purpose. Il Is
done solely to sell the goods.
If ads can be written to sell a tenth more
than yours, you are wasting a tenth of your
money. You are losing a tenth of your sales.
Suppose you could hire the best salesman
you know at the price of a tyro. Which man
would you take9
In advertising, you can do exactly that.
High-elass agents, whether good or poor, all
charge the same commission.
Ads that sell the utmos- cost no more to
insert than ads that sell nothing at all.
Getting the best is not a question of price,
but of shrewdness.
Your degree of success depends entirely on
your selection of salesmen-in-print.
We solicit business solely on the basis of
results.
We might talk age, for this agency is SO
years old.
We might talk size, for we have outgrown
all rivals.
We might talk buying power. influence,
knowledge of mediums dozen such matters
Of course.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

The temperature does make a difference
in sales. said a prominent dealer. In
two cool lays of the week just over we
had more inquiries and closed up more
pending contracts than in the six hot days
preceding. When the mercury scars people
lose energy and get through, only what
they actually have to. Although 1t was a
dun week for everybody sales were enough
to pay expenses in the case of every dealer
who does anything at all at any trne.'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
&c chaptsrs-aoo Illustrations.

A beautiful and practical book con-
tanning complete information on the
planning and designing OF every kline
OF home. 1t contains extensive articles
on that popular style Of home, The
American Bungalow, also the Two
Story Bungalow, BUNGAI OWS
BUILT FOR TWO, Homes of Dis
tinctive Character, Planning the Cot
tage, the Country Home, the Farm
Home, Homes for Special Places, The
Duplex House, etc. There are ex-
tensive Illustrated articles on en-
frances, windows, s~tairways, fire
places, porches, kitchens, pantries,
cement construction. articles on what
not to do in building a home, the Let
ting of Contracts, the Practical Side
OF Home Building, the Sentiment OF
Home Building, etc, etc. Price, post
paid to readers Of The Bee, 81. Send
all orders to Arthur c. Clausen,
architect, 1l36-37-3S Lumber Ex-
change. Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
TIMELY REAL ESTATE TALKS
Five Houses Advertised Sunday, -Four
Sold Before Friday.
EXPERIENCE OR OMAHA DEALER
Dundee Property t. Going Fast and
the General Inquiry from
All Sources Is stu
strong,

we advertised five new homes on
Lothrop street in last Sundays Bee de-
clared Byron Hastings, and BY Friday
We had sold four Of them. That is a
pretty good result from an i'd
These new cottages were built between
Fourteenth and Sixteenth, and sold at
from $500 to $500.
George g. Co. sold a good many
lots in Dundee the past week. William Ed
holm bought one ON the northwest corner
Of FIfty-first and his brother another In
the same vicinity. Fred w. johnson a
rate clerk in the Burlington office was
another Dundee purchaser and lots were
sold to A. Il. Cooper, r. II. Gaine and
II. ". zimmerman. George g. Co. also
made a number Of sales in Jewell Place,
north Of Bellevue college. Three acres
we're disposed Of to c.. w. Kenmore and
other tracts TO A.. z. Hines and Lorin
Bagby and ]. F. Mcmahon. The First
Swedish Baptist church will erect a par
sonage, and bought from George g. Co,
a lot on Burt street west Of Thirtieth. w.
X. Mcfarland bought a lot at $40 Capt.
tol avenue,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

The tract is called Omaha tract 30. l.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

CHICAGO
TRUDE
81 WABASH v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13

Y el Sr. Cesar Jordan. Reciban
nuestra felicitaci6n.
En- la pasada semana la po-
licia de esta ciudad presto en-
ire otros los siguientes servl-
clos. 4
Cab0 Manuel Reyes Ruiz
denuncia a Eugenio Colon Me
dina y Miguel Arroyo por In
fraction O. NJ. el primero con-
denado a S 10 de multa y
.el segundo pendlente. A Juan
Mojica e Hipolito Figueroa
por alterar Ia paz, pendiente.
Este mismo cabo en- union del
auardia CorderO denuncian
4 Benito Perez, Jose Montalvo
Juan Barreiro y Pablo Arroyo
por crueldad con los anlma-
les V son condenados Il 81 de
multa cada unO.
Guardia Rafael Alvarez, de
Inuncia 4 Pablo Sola, Solo
Hernandez Felix Santiago y
Manuel Muhoz por Infracci6n
Ley Sanidad cl primerO es con
denado i SSy los demas Il 5 |
de multa cada uno. Denuncia
d Juan Natal Y Nicasio Marino
Dor Infracci6n 0. NJ. el prime
70 condcnado d 5 l multa el
scglndo pendicnte, este mis-
mo guardia en- union de su
compahero Cordero, denun-
rian i Jose Rivera por cruel
dad con los animaIes, pendlen
te.
Cabo Purcell denuncia por
altcrar Ia paz i Natalia Tillet,
c- c0ndcnada d un dia de car
rd.
Guaplia Pedro y. Cordero
dcnunria 4 Pedro Gutierrez
y Andrea FOntaine por dahOs
maliciOsos e. prlmerO cOnde-
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nado i - dias de carcel, ella,
absuelta. Denuncia a Antonio
VaIentin por seduction pen
diente; dcnuncia q Juan Nieve
pOr hurto menor, es condena-
do 4 tres meses de carcel, que
cumpIira en- la de Arecibo, de-
nuncia i Ramon G. PorTata
por Infracci6n A7ticulo 553
c. P. pcndiente y a Victoriano
Lopez por Infracci6n o. NJ.
y es condenado q 10 dias de
carceI Guardia Rol6n denun-
cia d Miguel Arroyo y Manuel
MontaIvo por Infracci6n o. NJ
pendientes, denuncia a Valen-
tin Rivera por abuse de con-
fianza, pendiente denuncia 4
Manuel Velez por alterar la
paz condcnado a % dias de
calcel Guardia Torres denun-
cia 4 Jose Senten por acome-
timiento Y aggression con cir
cunstancias agravantes, pen
diente, denuncia 4 Pablo Sc
rrano por Infracci6n o. NJ. y
es condenado i II dias de car
Gel este mismo individuo es
condenado por el mismo delito
i 10 dias de carcel segdn de-
nuncia presentada por el Guar
dia Cordero,.
Guardia Torres denuncia q
Luis Coll Y Polo Agosto por al
terar Ia paz Y son condena-
dos a s. Y 5 10 de multa res
pcctivamente. Guardia Diaz
denuncia Il Ramon Lopez por
dahos maliciosOs y es condena
do a 5 10 de multa.
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Una empresa de auto
movies enpezara
pronto a prestar ser
Vicios.
Activas eestiones para edi.
ficar un hospital.
Una iOven utuadena Obtiene di
pIUma de Maestro graduada.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Mayo LEI % del corrien.
te Sc lIevara a efecto en- esta
ciudad la designation para
compromisarios del partidc
unionista. Tiene mucha i'm
portancia esa designation, por
ser dechOs compromisarios
los que en- ell eatrante ano de-
signaran los candidates para
alcalde y consejeros, tambi6n
nombraran el nuevo cOmitG
o Junta local del partido.
rs muy favorable que den
tro de algunos dias Sc pOnga
scrvicio publico entire esta ciu-
dad Y la de Arecibo, un auto
movil con capacidad para l6
pasajeros. Scran duenos de
tan importante empresa, va
rios connOtadOs caballeros de
esta localidad, d los que felici-
tamos, pues llevaran a efecto
una obra tan it'll con la cual
sera mucho mas rapida la CO.
municaci6n entire esta ciudad
Y la de Arecibo.
Aver sali6 una comisi6n
compuesta del Alcalde senior
L. de JESUS Lopez, del conse-
jail, sehor Alfonzo y del titular
ST.. Jordan, con ell objeto de
elegir un sitio para la edifica-
ci6n del nuevo hospital NUM-
cipal. Tanta actividad desple-
ga el alcalde Sr. de JESUS por
todo 10 que tiende al mejora-
miento Y progreso de esta ciu-
dad, que no dudamos Sc lleva-
ri & efecto cuantO antes obra
tan Gtil como la proyectada,
asi nos 10 ha manifestado di-
cho senor. como tambien que
-cra montado el hospital 4 la
altura de los mejores de Ia isla
Reciba nuesta felicitaci6n Y
aseguramos que llevando q Ia
practica obras tan titles como
las que tiene en- proyecto sera
en- el pr6Xlmo aho para el car
90 que hoy desempena a salts
facci6n del pueblo.
En- los eXamenes llevad0s 4
efecto ultimamente por el De-
partamentO de Educaciin.
para profesores graduado< oiO
tuvieron dicho titulo dcHdn
i sus aprovechados c>iusIID>
"a distinguida sehorita fln. del
jardin adjunteno. Jo,eilna
Bosch que hoy ejeree en esta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13

gran perjuicio de los contribu-
yentes E industriales del pue-
bio de P. Rico"
"Aqui Sc establecen terri
bles penalidades para los que
contravengan la ley y esas
penalidades estarian bien es-
tablecidas, 81 elias no sirvieran
de arma y de pretexto para
acabar con los pobres indus
triales puertorfiquenos, que
en- infinidad de casos han te-
nido que dejar de ejercer sus
industrias de production de
alcohol y de trshajos en- taba-
co por no comprometerse 6 il
q preside por luchar con afro
pellos y vejaciones. La confis
caci6n use fila en- esas disposi
ciones,e ,es una disposition arbi-
traria e injusta, q. no debemos
aceptar en- manera alguna,
Ynsistiendo pues, en- que este
proyecto de ley del nuevo te-
soro de P. Rico sea desechadO
por la Camara, posponiendo-
10 indefinidamente.
VireIIa. Pues va me opongo
a la posposici6n del BIZ. ST.
hay algunS' 'cosa maln en- ell
proyecto, estoy de acuerdo
con que Sc enmiende; ); pero no
perder el trabaio cuando Sc
.puede enmendar. En- los pun
tOs en- que la Camara crea que
Sc ha equivocado el Sr. tesoe
rero, debe enmendar cI pro-
yecto.
Diaz- NdUarro. La Camara
no debe hacerIe proyectos de
ley buenoS d quien los haga
malos, tratese del Sr. Tesore-
ro Q de quien Sc trate y 81 al
gun delegado encuentra Ia for
ma y desea hacer esa labor de-
be presentarse con ella reaIiza-
da."
Acu1a. Pido que el bill pa
Sc a Ia comisi6n de hacienda.
TizoI. Y vamos. a perder
mas tempo todavia. Que Sc
posponga.
CoH-CucIy. Que Sc vote de
una vez.
Di0z-Narorro. Que Sc vote
.por Iista.
Sc acuerda Ia votaci6n por
lista Y queda pospuesto indie
finidamentc Il proyecto por
% votos contra ,. Votaron en-
favor del {. B. l3 los Sres. Vi
rella Y Domi1@uez.
4 las $50 de- la tarde 81 sus-
pende Ia session para mahana
& las l0.a. 10.
Los provor'os dc ley vota-
dos en- ; lcctura Y eI informe
de Ia coml~ltn dc hacicndalas
presupue-to. >erin enviadO
seguidamentc al Conseio Eje-
cutlyo. -zEzssLz--
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clase que Sc propone hacer 81
Sc lie dan facilidades para clio.
LIorens- Torres. Pido que Sc
pase el proyecto otra vez q la
comisi6n Desechada la mo-
ci6n y Sc continua discutiendo
ell proyecto.
Munoz-Riuera. Una en-
mienda. Que Sc quite el pro-
yecto 10 de venta a la compa-
MIA de ferrocarriles y Sc fijen
IS $4,000 como minimum de
tipo para vender el solar en-
publica subasta. Que asf po-
dria obtenerse una buena SUI
ma para ell pueblo de P. Rico
y 81 la compania de ferrocarri-
les desea el solar esta en- con-
diciones de obtenerlo, sin te-
ner mayores nj memories venta
jas otra entidad cualquiera,
Que todos los modos, y en- ca
so de hacerse consesi0n de al
guna clase a la compania de
ferrocarriles, debe imponerse-
lie la obligation de que cons
truya la estaci6n a que esta
obligada.
Tjzol. Es decir que Sc le van
Ia imponer condolences d la
compania mientras que no Sc
lie eXijen a los particulares.
No estoy de acuerdo con ESQ.
LlOrenS- Torres. Senores de-
legados. En- este asunto Sc ira
ia de saber, de una mapera pc
silva, 81 en- la franquicia a la
compania de ferrocarriles hay
ID clausura obIigatoria para
ella de construir esa estacion.
Pos ESQ insisto en- mi mocion
de Que Sc pase otra vez el pro-
yecto a la comisi6n para pedir
copia de la franquicia y estu-
diar esta parte, en- mi concep-
to importante de la question
planteada. "
Speaker. Sc solicitara copia
de la franquicia la que Sc pom
dra a la dispersion de los Sres
de la Camara que deseen.
Queda el proyecto sobre la
mesa para la proXima session
Otro "toro" Viene otro vez
.C. B. numero 13. Para emmen-
dar la ley tituLada ley para en-
mendar eI capitulO II ,tituLO TX
del codigo pOLitico, q para de-
rogar ciertas secciones del Co
djgo penal, dprObGdO en- mario
9 de 1905.
ContribuciOneS Dor rentas
internas.
Ell delegado Virella Uribe,
dice que sc trata de un proyec
to de lev importante Y que
pide q la Camara 10 discuta.
DjGz- Navarro. Yo espero
que la Camara no tome en- con
slderaci6n este proyecto y pi-
do que sea pospuesto indefi-
nidamente. Cada vez que hay
en- P. Rico I'm cambio de teso-
.rero que viene q la isla, trata
enseguida de hacer modihca-
clones en- eSa ley facultando
4 los Investigators de rentas
internas i eiercer una especie
de tirania, digna de un pueblo
de los primeros siglos, con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13

10000 pesos, la cual podra pa
gar ell comprador de una vez 8
en- 5 plazos iguales a
nuales. En- estedltimo case pa
CARA ell comprador ell interes
del go anual por intereses.
En- contra de ese proyec-
to-dice ell Sr. Giorgetti, Pido
do la palabra, senor preslden-
te.
Antes de entrar en- Ell deba-
te del P. de C. 1874 ,queda apro
bado por unanimidad ell P. de
C. 1872, asignando $4,000 para
a construcc on de una casa
.escuela en- Morovis.
En- ell proyecto 1914.
Hace uso de la palabra ell Sr.
Giorgetti. Dice que es mejor
regalarle ell solar en- question a
la Compania de ferrocarriles,
que no fijar un precio irrisorio
como es ell de $4,000 para a.
quel espacio de terreno, situa-
do en- I'm lugar de los que mas
valen en- las cercanias de la ciu
dad.
"Y la compania de ferroca-
ri es-continua ell delegado por
ell distrito de San J ant enc
ell ineludib e deber de levantar
una estaci6n, que en- SUI contra
to para obtener la franquicia
Sc comprometi6 a construir, y
que ademas 4 su propios inte-
reses convene hacer. Y yo a
firmo estando dispuesto d pro-
barlo que 1000 metros de te-
rrenoen ese lugar, ems 10000
es un regalo. Sin salir de la Ca
mara para If a busca e;em-
plos, el Sr. Dfaz-NavarrO pUe-
de informar como una compa-
MIA extrangea de la que es Q
era abogado, pag6 ahi mismo,
en- este mismo sitio en- q Sc pre-
tende ceder ese solar a la COM
pania de ferrocarriles, ,aS40 por
metro cuadrado de terreno.
dag NdUarr0. Pag6 por el
solar 5 $4,000 Y ha concedido
una opci6n de valor de $4,000
Y este solar de la compania
colinda con el que desea
adquirir la compania de ferro-
CARRIES.
COH-Cuchy. Is que Sc trata
de dar facilidades para la cons
trucci6n de una obra que pue-
de considerarse como de uti-
lidad publica.
Ademas,si aqui Sc consider6
de utilidad publica la cons
trucci6n de un temple para la
"Gran Logia" esto esta en- el
mismo case, V es de verdadera
utihdad publica el que la COM
pania de ferrOcarri es acabe
de construir la estaci6n que
la importancia de Ia ciudad
exile Por ESQ es que debe-
mos darle facilidades a la com
pahia para que adquiera el
solar en- donde ha de levantar
esa estaci6n, que de otro mOdo
no Sc ha 4 nunca."
GiOrJe Il. La cOmpahia de
ierrocarTiles tiene Ia Obliga-
ci6n de construir ese edificiO. "
CoH-Cuehy. Pero no de Ia