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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
N@&a del @6a

IT. doctor larbosa. cont">tand" n la
carta del ledo. liorcnS Torres, hacc
ana sfirmaci6n que qUerninos rrcogri
y qu-rcmoS comentar.
Ia question 40 Va con noSotroH Ill
~rrctanente, pcro de un modo in'Idcn'
tal ~ nos obliga a Intervene. para
r~~tablecer las cosaS Il 81 Verdadcro -
t... "a 10 que Il noSotroS nos compete
driando para los dos distinsu'dos HON
brcs publicoS la partc Dc actualidnn
rnliti~a. De Scctarismu Que cada cusl
defjcnde.
RI doctor. ha plantc1do la coss NAL.
i,ic. N su carta alberta publicada en-
"El Tempo. que: 81 algun dla los
.mericanos proccdiGscn, de- igusl ma
do oie procedieron los que en- nom
hre de la noble Espans vinieron a
Puerto Rico 4 cxpIotag, 4 tiranizsr y
( a3rSar dc la debilidad de los pncr-
tolr4ue1oS. csc dia 81 senior Liorens
H. tendria 4 W lado, como sIempre eS-
u,o Al lado dc los que n cpoca pa
saba de~fendieron las libertadcs del
pals.
Los hechos del presen'c J la sran-
de. III enormc mayorla lie Ia opinion
On 81 pals, diccn al doctor BsrhoNa
que no tiene raz6n para %expresarSe asl
FL dia que Fl no qujere yer, ha lie
rado va. EiyimoS en- csc plen" ala
Understandable De una proiongada dnra-
ci0n.
rs IN dla de dlez aaos. d.rante los
cradles. 81 doctor Barbosa, dirlase que
Ma cerrado los oJos para no yer J se
Ia tapado los oidos para no or as pro-
ta~,as. las I-amtntacioats d. 81 p1a-
Ito. los aviSos de la opinion que le
inarcan irrenedlable4 abaudono, me
rriios.
Observation-Disclosures para e mas po
ralar De los Leaders" repubtlcanos, Ia
creduHdad hugo hace tempo Is las
masas Il fucrza de qIerer abusar d.
elias. utilizandolas como in%seon~l"nte
fuerz4 MANAGEABLE para eneer en Ia
cterna riyalidad Dc Ia p~olitica.
ESQ Is 10 que ahora %triunfa, con una
faerza insultante. anti patri0tica, egols.
IL.
Y aunque otra cosa Sc qulera decir,
\ aunaue otra eosa Sc atirme. IS 10
cierto que el pueblo sabc y el pals co
noce que no Sc trata de cosas 1unCka-
mentales, en- el divorci0 enconado de
lbs partidos politicos. Sino de una tor
pc rIvalidad de personals, danosisima
rare "a natria pUertorriqueTa Y cStan-
caiora del progrcso politico del pals.
I'll partido republicano, tai vez esta
ahora en- CIRCUMSTANCES d. neutralizai
con SD ine5ndicional adhesion al go
hierno. Fl "a,.ural desvio DE- Ia masa
electoral, que no tiene motives para
yer las e0sas ~actuaies con el optinis-
mo que las vcn, por cJemplo. hos Sc
lores Barbosa y Sanchez Morales.
Y el partido republican, no qniere
compromises esa posicion. Polltiea
mente. mace bien. Patri0ticamcuie, la
~ NAL.
Ahora falta decir ~ los momentos
~actuales son propios De iLicer politica
= son de hacer patria. pero tememoS
nue Ia conclusion resulte muy cruel pa
n aqueilos que pretenden justlflcaI
sas errores del presente. suS sctitudes
humildosas ante el poder, con IN Jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
Teatro Municipal

FL cartel de eSta nochc Ia forman dos
obras de mucho merito: la tela dc
Araiia,' II de los exitos mas iegiti
mos de la Peral y LA Gatita Blanca
por la graciosa tiple %Esperanza Iris.
En- 81 primer ~intermedlo, eIecutara
la orquesta del teatro Ia gran fantasia
de Carmen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
IN poIrIa dspars
contra un prdugO
Otro herido en- Juncos

AnOche oc,nri6 I'M suceSo sangrhn-
tn en- Juncos. Al cruzar Il rio dc
agucala jurisdiction n preso Justo Or
tiz, trat6 de fugarss cntablando una
lucha cuerpo 4 cuerpo con 81 guardia
Mignd Salgado. Este dispar6 contra
Ortiz, produciendole una herida do gra
vesiad.
Parccc que Il policia Salgado, cum
plicniO osdmes del jucz municipal de
Juncos, habia prOcedido al arreto de
Ortiz.
FL hcrido ~ persona dc males an
tccedcntcs y ha sufrido varias conde-
mas.
IA jcfc dc Ia policia Mr.. Names ha
salido para q cxpresado sitio para
abrir una Investigation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
En- Ia COrte Municipal

ESta ana Sc vIo ma dcnuncH
contra Marcclino Nillegas, acusado dc
hurto.
Defendio al proccSado el licenciadc
senior del Vale Munoz.
FL jucz Lassalle. despues de oidas
las pruebas. declare no culpable al acu
sado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
COmercail

Los senores Marquee y Compahia, de-
Lares, nos informan que han conferido
rodcr general en- todos los ncgOcios de
la mencionada casa al senior Juan Mar
ques Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
MIR. Dexter

De regreso de varias ~pobiaciones he
la lsla Il las que fue en- asuntos profe-
sionaleS. So encuentra de ntRsvO erfrc
nos0trss 81 eminemte letrado america
no senior +. III. Dexter, nuestro b1esl
amigo, que tiean uno de les p%rIIneros
bufcfes de La Isa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27

FL mismo VIllegas, present6 en- la
manana de aver una denuncia por AGO
metimiento V aggression contra Romual.
do Janet, qnien le trio con una pesa
en- momentos que Villegas pretendia
arrebatarlc |cincuenta %centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27

Hoy Sc ha visto ante la rortc, IN
%juicio contra tlorcncio Garcia, Marce-
limo Vazquez, Diego Lopez, Eduardo
M6ndez, "lIilario Santos, Ramon To
rres. Cruz Perez, Elizardo Vicente y
Dionisio Roman, por infracciones de
Sandal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
Her5o de un macanazo

Comunican de Maricao. que arFocht
falleci0 en- dicha p~uhlaci0n. Pedro Ro-
drigIez, herido por 81 g1Eardia de Ia
policia %insular Juan Cancd, en ND
mentos en- cue aquel hi1o resistnrcEa a
ser arres!a6o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27

Esta manana Sc VIC una d%enuncia
contra Luisa Cruz il qtlien Sc acusa
De que EN- la noche del sabado sus.
trajo del establecimiento Los Mucha
clos" una colchoneta.
Presento la d%enuncia el policia 10
Sc Cuebas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
Ina elnlaiIa De Yarr!6

La pasaiSa de Mayaguez da cuenta
Died debut de Ia comTania de varie-
s6s de la que os represenfante u ~
nor Burset.
Sc dogia a trabajo dc aIgunos ar
tistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
Varias noticias

La maestro graduada dOna CarrDczx
Casellas Santana, hn renunciadO IN
cuela que venia desempeirandO en- Ma
natl. Para ocuTar su lugar ha sidO nOm
trada In senorita Maria T.. Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27

Ell licenciado senior Guerra ha pre-
sentado I'm escrito al juez Lassalle, so
licitando la suspension de la vista de
IN JulcIo, contra nucStro estImado co
lega LA Democracia'. por habcr pu-
blicado una correspondence de In is
la, d~enunciado por libelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
S~enalamiento criminal

Abril iueves 29.-EI Pueblo de Pto
Rico contra Delfin Guzman, periurio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
NCtaS de Ia DOliCia

Servicios presiados por la fuerza de
In Policia Insular De este DiStritO du-
rante las ultinas 81 horaS:
Puesto de San Juan
Por infraccion lie las OrdcnaBzas MI
n~icipale>, a.
Por IIurfo menOr. !.
Por crneldad con los anImaics, l.
Puesto de Puerta de TERRA
For acometimiento y aggression, J.
Presto de Santurce
Por ~mfraccIon 4 las Orienanzas Mr.
nrripales, =
Puesto de Sebornco
Por portar arnlaS, l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27

Manana microbes, %, a has ocbO de-
Ia noche contimIara la discussion dr.
tema "Estado de la Literature Hnar-
torriqueia a la llegada de los amerf-
del Ateneo Puertorriqueno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27

Aver Theron sorprendidas tres Iuga-
das On cl puc:,to de Bayamcn. La pr.
,ljcia arrest6 4 Eladio Portalatin, Juan
II. MARTINEZ, Fjdea C6rvlova, Segrrndag
Conception, Daniel Muniz, COmradu
Alfonso, Gabino Rodriguez, Ricardo Ro4
sario, Manuel AyaL y TeIesforo Aguak-
70.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-27
h Battalion PuerOrnQueio

Regr,t0 aver tarde de las maniobraS
mhitareS, en- pie ia estado algunas So
manas.
LAS retreats de los microbes -. r,sb-
nJBdaran, psles, desde maf1ana.
las manlobras militares han sido bri
~llanfes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
News of the nterm0untain Redi0n
NEWS FROM PAYSON

Special to The Tribune
PAYSON. April 29.-FuncraI services
were held over tho remains OF Floyd
Montague at the Second ward meeting
house "Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Floyd was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs, M.
4. Montague and died in the hospital at
Salt Lake while undergoing an opera
tion for appendicitis.
Ferdinand schramm. an old and re-
spcctcd citizen OF Payson. died Tuesday
night. He had for n long time been
sufferer from Bright's disease until death
relieved him. He leaves widow, a num-
Der OF children and many friends TO
mourn his death. Funeral services will
be held Friday afternoon at o'clock at
the meeting house.
Mrs. Eta Mathews returned to. Eureka
Tuesday evening, after visiting here for
q few days with friends.
Miss Maud Billings OF Eureka is visit
ing with Payson friends this week.
Mrs. S b. Wilson returned Tuesday
morning from Eureka, where she had
been on business.
Preparations are now being made for
the celebration of May day. The differ
ent committees have been appointed and
all are striving to mako the celebration
success.
Tho half-holiday for the business people
has been changed from Thursday TO FRI
day. A good game of baseball has been
arranged. to be played on April 30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
LEG TO Be ANPUTATED
TO Save BOYS LIFE
Eangrene Has Set in and the
Limb Must Be Taken
X Off.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN, April 29.-The condition OF
young Claude r. Moyes. who was severely
Injured several weeks ago by falling
from the top of the railroad vladuct. has
reached critical stage and the amputa
tion OF his left leg has been decided upon
as Imperative to save his life. after con-
sultation OF Ogden and Salt Lake sur
Eeons.
DR.. Fisher came 10 Ogden today and
made an examination of the limb. He
found that gangrene had set in and ad-
yised an Immediate amputation of the leg
Dr. Pinkerton of Salt Lake was tele-
'phoned for and will arrive here this even
Ing, when the operation will probably be
performed to save the young mans life.
AT the time of the accident. which may
cost him his life, Mr.. Moyes was employed
as a rivetlng inspector on the big viaduct
on Twenty-fourth street which is now
about completed. A workman had care
lessly left loose plank on the bridge,
and when the injured man stepped upon
4, his weight caused the beam TO tip.
throwing him about twenty feet 10 the
ground below.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
IN RAILROAD WORLD
D. & B. q. HAS ISSUED
HANDSOME G. A. r. FOLDER

The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
company has just issued n folder for the
national encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, which is to be
held III this city August o to IA next
The cover is handsomely designed with
a view of the Mormon temple with the
three letters "G. A. r. printed in red
at the top On the back of the cover is
n lithograph of Temple block under
which waves two American flags. The
pamphlet contains the pictures of all
those prominently identified with the
Grand Army and also a portrait of every
commander.
The brochure also contains an article
on the resources Of Utah by Judge +.
+, Colborn, illustrated with brilliant
photographs. IT contains the names of
all of the present officers of the Grand
Army and 2 new map, especially pre-.
pared for the folder, of Salt Lake City.
This map shows tho various places of
amusement. Last, but not least from
the railroad point Of view, it contains
n full list of rates for the occasion.
Twenty thousand copies Of the
folder are being sent out by the com
pany for distribution among the mem
bers of the Grand Army.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
RAILROAD NOTES

J. Ross Clark. vice president Of the Salt
Lake Route and brother of Senator w.
A. Clark, left the city Thursday night
after visit of several days, during which
he attended the Hartman merger hear
ing. which came 10 a close Thursday
afternoon.
W, S, Martin, assistant general man
aGcr of the Denver g. Rio Grande, who
arrived in this city Wednesday afternoon
on one OF his regular inspection trips.
left Thursday for his headquarters in
Denver.
c, F. Warren. local general agent OF
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, has
gone TO points in the southern part Of the
state on business relative to shipping
wool.
J. G. Doolittle, general agent OF the
Rock Island and Frisco lines with head
quarters in this city, has gone north on
business trip.
Charles A. Melin district passenger
agent Of the Nickel Plate Route. with
headquarters in Denver, was In the city
Thursday on business,
Howard W. Airov. formerly OF the
Rock Island and Frisco system at Chi
cago, and for the past two years an en-
ployee in the purchasing office n Denver
has been transferred TO this city to be-
come chief clerk 10 J. 4. Sadler local
Denver & Flo Grande storekecper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
MURRAY NEWS NOTES

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY, April 29.-Patrons and
friends of the schools of Murray will be
well repaid If they visit the Arlington
school during the next few DAYS. where
they Will find on exhibition II collection OF
very rare pictures. There Is in existence
an assortment of pictures collected by the
state to be used for this purpose. but
yet only few OF the larger institutions
OF learning have been able 10 secure
them. The advanced students OF the
Brigham Young university through the
efforts of w, r. Fowler art supervisor
OF the Murray schools. have consented
to loan the board of education OF Murray
some OF their pictures, fo- the purpose OF
inspiring pupils with a greater love for
fine art. The board of education OF Muir
ray is to be commended for obtaining
such q collection. which Will, no doubt,
prove an inspiration. In these days when
so much trash and cheap prints are to
be seen on every hand. II is refreshing
to see such animated pictures. fresh from
the brushes of young Utah artists. Tie
display can be seen at the Arlington
school on school DAYS until May ..
That the state dairy and food commits
s!oner's office has its eye on Murray in
regard to the selling of butter was dem
onstrated again this week. when Deputy
Smith made thorough examination of
all stores, but found no butter being sold
without the proper wrappers, and found
the merchants had taken the warning
that was given them a week ago and had
cleaned up their places OF business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
Provo NEWS NOTES

Specsl TO The Tribune.
PpVO, April 29-At the regular meet
ing 4 the Provo Commercial club, held
lastsvening. the following members were
appinted as a committee on entertain
met for the newspaper men who will
met here June q: w, H Ray J.. ID. Lar
sol William NJ. Roylance. II. c. Hicks
ara A. c. Lund.
Nearly $4,000 has so far been contrib
ued to he Provo Omstead boulevard
find, and the building Of the road will
le cbmmeiced at once.
Tie franNise which is asked for by the
Rocky Moutain Bell Telephone company
was discussd at the meeting of the Provo
CommercialHlu Hub last evening. and a COM
mittee was ,pponted TO confer with the
ciry council in relation to the matter.
II is underS>od that the new franchise
10 the Bell company would grant II
Utah lndepefient company now has. IF
this is true, he club will object to the
granting OF tc franchise, claiming that
both companS should be treattd the
same in their ,auchises
The driver the rig which ran over
w. j, Harris ast Friday has probably
been located. The team was seen and
TrecngnizGd on enter street last evening.
the team, was sked If he was IN town
ON the night Mr. Harris WIS killed. Mr..
Hill replied thathe was. and that some
ONE In buggy rad passed him at the
crossing near theFarmcrs and Merohnnts
bank, and that In team came near'run-
ming Into telephne pole. but he ienied
Knowing anything about running az,nst
or or over ANYBODY: = knowing Of uny:>n
oeing injured. I'M officers are convinced
that the occurrencewas purely accidestal
,Artcles or incornration Of the Sphng-
Vile Mapleton Frui Growers association
have been filed withthe county clerk. The
company Is formed 20 do general pro-
duce commission hsiness. with had
quarters rs ut Springvile. The capital SOL;
ulllner Is president: X. Fl. Carlnan. u e
Candland. r ]. Mrlnstrom. Frank B,Tt
and ~ 6, Stoddard, form the boardpr
directors.
In the district cou,t today WilsonE.
Sinitn was granted a decree OF divone
from Lucy L. Smith, on the ground Of
desertIon,
NettIe S. Freeman Of Provo was aivn
n divorce from James Freeman, on tb.
OF dcscrtion and failure 10 pro
c; s. Jones of Pleasant Grove appears
in the district court today and paid a I'm
OF Sloo for practiring dentistry Withhold
a license. Jones was convicted OF thl
ohensc some time ago and appealed 10
the supreme. court md lost out there.
Judge A. a, Noon OF the juvenile couu
left today for Philadelphia where hls
son, Frank, is seriously ill., following an
operation In n hospital there.
Elmer Spencer of lndianola and RoXIe
Vest OF Payson have taken out a license
TO marry.
Deputy County Attorney W. r.. Rydalch
went to Salt Lake tday on legal bust
EcsS.
The divorce suit of Myrtle Tavlor
against John Taylor has been dismissed.
a reconciliation havini been effected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
COUNCIL DECIDES TO BUY
CHEAPER GRADE OF HOSE

In committee OF the whole the city
council Thursday evening decided to buy
1000 feet Of I1,5-cent fire hose from the
pany, instead Of 1000 feet from this con-
Germ and 1000 feet of Baker fabric hose.
at 80 cents u foot, from the Gutta Percha
Rubber company, as the fire committee
had recommended.
Mr.. Black gave notice of moving TO re-
consider. however, and this holds the re-
port In allegiance until week from Mon
day night.
Fire Chief Glore preferred the cheaper
hose. and although Mr. Martin. who Is
chairman OF the 1re committee bitterly
opposed the changing OF the report, de-
claring that the cheaper hose is not near
ly so good as the other. and that the
Gutta Percha Rubber company is the only
concern that was not In on the recent
fire hose steal in New York City. the sub
stitution was decided on. Only Messrs
Martin. Black and Murdoch, all members
OF the fire committee. voted against the
change
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
MILLI0N-D0LLAR FIRE
KILLS ONE: MANY HURT

CHICAGO, April 2o.-One fireman
was killed and eight were seriously in
.jnrcd in "A fire which destroyed elevator
"B' of the Illinois Central railroad
here early today.
The conilagration. which was discov-
cred at the height Of violent electric
storm, completely consumed the cleva.
tor and its contents. The loss is csti
mated at $l.000.0 900.
The flames also. famed by gale
which swept In from the lake, spread
TO the Illinois Central docks and 10 the
train sheds and freigh; cars and il WAS
with great difficulty that the frcmeu
prevented tho destruction Of tho lake
front yards Of the company.
Fircmen of truck No. } were caught
under falling wall which burst out
without warming,
Lieutenant Patrick McEl6gott was
buried beneath the debris and instant
" killed. One fireman had an arm cut
off
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
City and Neighborhood

II H. HUSBANDS is confined TO his
home by an attack OF bronchitis.
]. f. MEYER. well-known mining
man Of Salt Lake. mas been appointed by
eral exhibit from Utah at the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition.
THE BROOKLYN CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY OF Springville Thurs
the principal office from Springvllle TO
Provo. The capitalization OF this COM
pany is $1,000. 0do
INTERNATIONAL LABOR DAY, celeoo
Second East street. on Sunday evening.
May :. at p. M, under the auspices Of
the Socialist party. y good prosramne,
Is promised, Including music. singing and
speaking. Admission free.
MISS VIRGINIA MINOR. daughter OF
Captain and Mrs. w. L. Minor Of 255
West Fifth South street. who has been
Ill with typhoid fever for. several weeks
past will be taken TO the Holy Cross
hospital this morning, where she will un-
dergo an operation. Her condition is
critical.
MARIO BIGNOTTL an Italian, was
Lewiss division of the third district court
Thursday on the charge OF committing
adultery with Mary Holando, the wife OF
James Rolando. n countryman. at BinE-
ham Canyon. December |! last. u, b.
Richards is associated with District At
torney Fred c, Loobourow in the prose-
cution OF the case.
MODERN SCIENCE and Physical and
Social Disease" will he the titlc OF lee
ture by William Thurston Brown in
Unity hall tonight. under the auspices OF
the Social Science club Mr.. Brown will
discuss tho change OF attitude on the part
OF modern medical science toward disease.
pa PARTICULARLY the great white plague" to-
Scther with a kindred change in the at
tltudc OF scientific minds toward every
form Of social disease. Meeting al p.
m, and the public is cordially welcome.
Lecture followed by questions and dis
cussion from the floor,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
CIVIC LEAOE WANTS
REPORTFROM MAYOR
He Says it Ismpossible Now but
MembersAsk it Just the
Same.
Special 70 TheTribune.

OGDEN. An, 29.-Respondin5 TO a re-
cent reuuest I'm the Civic Improvement
league, In Will; mayor Brewer was asked
to submit a lsned statement. showing
In detail wha property was acquired ny
the city in e recent purchase oil the
waterworks stem, that Official sent
communicate 10 the league which WAS
read this evcng, The mayor slated that
the mid ven report OF the waterworlIs
department Ill be made public July l
and the anral report Janunrvl.
At this tie, he declared. itls impos-
sible to Civ the desired information. He
said, hower. that the management Of
the watervrlss system p. p. 70 tSc city Is
expended improvements and exten-
sIons this ear, and that a neat balance
will be lefon hand at the expiration OF
the CITY onership. John s. Lewis took
exception the communication. He de-
clared tn the facts asked for by the
league shild be made public at this time,
and insIsd that the league agan request
the may, to furnish the desired infor-
nation. o motion Of +. NJ, briggs. Presi-
dent ] Nye WAS instructedto appoint
commtee 20 wait upon the mayor and
again az for data,
The pard of park commissioners was
request. by the league to take steps
towardne removal OF all trees lining the
streets of the city In the paved dis
trict q league expressing It's approval
of thi, action by resolution a resolu-
ton ao was adopted requesting peace