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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-28
Rich Gold Strike Reported at Elk
Creek

East Elk Greek canon, extend.
ing from y to 10 miles north oil
New Castle, Colo. is the scene OF
strikes OF gold bearin. ore that
promise to put the locality on the
mining map Of the state with q
vengeance before many months,
according TO current reports. The
Western Investment company OF
Victor in which A A Rollstone,
cashier OF the Moffxr banks il
Cripple Greek aud Victor. James
D Owen. judge in the fourth judi.
cixl disirirt and Fred v. Bodish,
one OF the m st eminent mining
engineers of the Cripple Greek
district are the directors, 10 prepar.
ing for heavy operations in the Elk
Greek district. .
NJ. d. Bowen, chief clerk in tue
house Of the last Colorado legisla.
tur- has retur ,eI from the new
camp and reports remarkable show
invs With vide experience. in
Cripple Greek and Gold6rld, New.
Bowen is competent to judge and
he says that the surfA-e shuwiurs
discount tn 'se at either 0f the old.
er camps. wonderful - that state-
,n~nt s-.e,ns Acc'rilinu {, Bowen
the Western Invest m-wt company
already hes = mine s.d b psrp.r.
ing 70 instsil modesa naebinesy,
issipdinw air comtresson. Trr
Grey Eagle vris, on the westesn's
property has BEEN proved for 5000
t~~t 1t surface and for 600 ,eet
vertically BY . series u tunnels.
Il w,d-us wit. depth and miui.
mum assays across the win aver.
we SIS pr ton IN g,ld. Measure
n~nts show. Il 10 said $500 900 N
sight, Aaasis9 oaly 80 p4f ~
jIseveral bunch~s of pcspscsos
and miners arc working In the
n-iehh,rhona and biv rush u
anticipated scou, perbsps this fsll.
Gel. T. 3. Burixidge. icsneF presi.
dent OF The Cripple Greet Nice
Owners sss.ciatios i Interested in
tho camp sdti other psousneut
Crippl. Greek ssd Colorado
Springs operators are reported 60
ingl In. The original discovery
vas made only . few months ago.
but the news has been guarded
quite successfully.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-28
Mevsnsent fsr Another RosA


All through the fruit country
west Of W public opinion is becom.
,ng unanimous i'll favor;of working
for n Colorado and Southern ex.
tension. Hot al0ns - . lrv-r 70
secure bstir1 servic~ and brad
gaxing bat beesuss the d~vrlols
ment Of the country absolutely de-
mands another and shorter out
let. H-,e 10 .he Colorado and
Soathern within thirty miles u
Psonia and the North Fork whese
Thousands Of cars Of fruit ssr pill.
ing mp. the owners losing million6
because there are no cars and nj
shipments eau be made. Evert
warehouse in the lower country E
jammed to the. roof with apples.
Grand Junction has three thousaAe
cars ready. Paonis and Hotchkiss
three > thousand. Delta, Olaths.
Montrose. Crawford. CedaretR~,
Austin. all these stations are stxIl.
ed with fruit aud NO relief in sight.
Valiant efforts are being msde l,y
tue railrosd to handle the business.
but tue geographical situation 10
against them
Small wonder then that every
farmer and business man iu th<1e
towns 10 saying, Oh. il We "nly bed
the Colombo and Southern Taisk
of . kaodrsd u,iies shorter route 70
D-nvss and its terminal u Bad
sin. within arms length.
We nots by Grand Jus:tieh
Nswu. thas Masassrs Ciasks = ~
Hto Grand. sAasra .,Ysssvs tssea1
u make the Nontrose. .0alida NJ.
rus gHg~ rosd = standard tsscks ]
ID mt know whsn ths. work vii bs
comosuc~L. but pseaahly ~asiys5u
tlae spriug." Thia is the .dtns n.
'S6o5 6SDi1 np1rtUR18 r.
sts rost haze xis-n sat - sosnds
good - %.
Hot aloee tbe fssie ssseies, bot
cor nisss ~ su1srsux fsua cse.
s'sostAse. Coal peoesrsiss-set The
Bsttee dsslsns thaR ssald dDsbls
the outpnt il cars were sta,labie -
ordered aud Baldwin miues are in
much the s~u's way. = Tue crying
need OF . Colorado aud Southern
extension and cons~quent broad
xaging Of both roads 10 more and
mora evident each day. The G.
aud g. proposition 10 the key 10
the whole siiuasixsn. in that it will
,s.ove lls.. leves which stAsts every.
thing, Ke~p ~uskinx on that aud
the xood dr~sms wsil all come true.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-28

eix room cottaxe and three lots
ON tho corner Of nain street In the
school houss block. Beat location
in the city can b bought very
chesp for cash.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-28

Mems women's aud -children's
shoes at the Robinson Lumber
compery's store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-28

Th4 rvsords we're forwarded 10
Washiasssua THE vr~k aud tho re-
|6alss win he xss:he1 Tor eagerly BY
|nok uAIv sesidrnts. h Colorado bot
[eyusy staae ia The west.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-28

For rates and other information
.ssts 70 WIN. wnALEN.
rsanassf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19

Heaps him INCREASINGLY busy an ne
cause 8f this he VIII not 81 this
time. be able 70 take bridal tour
He and his Einsume bride win ne Ri
home 10 their friends al his parental
homs IN Lhs house r. ]. Shea erected
al Twelfth and Main and thai he
and MS father purchased OF the Drs.
Walker this Eear II the spring
when travelling is more pleasant. and
the doctor has more time 10 sps-e,
he and Mrs Stannus viii take their
trip and II VIII embrace visits 10 the
principal points Of the countTF. east
and west.
Dr. Sraanus end Miss Miller have
been acquainted for the uast 1w1
Years and have been n1uch II each
Others COMPANY Ii was 6 case Of
lDve al first sight, rs E matter os
fact, and that The friendship wuRid
eliminate il did today has been 81
open secret for long time The
doctor might have preferred 3 home
Wedding, bat the bride-elscr though b
il preferable To 20 away and arg
tsss ceremony performed quietly ani
then receive congratulations. which
viii be sincerely given by their mans
friends
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19
$3.50 RECIPE CURES
WEAK MEN-FREE
Send Name and Address Tocay-Ycu
caa Rave Il Free and be Strong
an6 Vigorous

] have II my possession z prescriI.-
tinT for nervous debility lack Of vigur
weakened manhood, falling memoir
and iame back brought ur f5v eE-
cesses nm u-al drains, or n. fuiIsau
of youth. thai has cured SO many
wo7n and nErvuus mer right in their
own homes an- additional
help or u.aIieine-tlIat think sva--,
man who wishes 70 regain his n1arIlv
power and vIriltty, quickly and ur,js7-
II, should have z copF So / have
determined 70 semi Z copy Of tie pre
option free Of charge, IL & pia1n
ordinary sealed envelope Sc rry man
who viii write me for fl
This prescription comes from q Y,pv.
sician who mas made q special g+r.5v
Of mgr IND I am convinced Ii In fne
sursst-gc--ing combination Tor tne c,1-a
Of deficient manhood and vigpr fail.
urs ever pat together
think ! pwe II u my fellcyw 7rar
to send them copy IL eonfinancx &c
int zz3T ulan anywhere wft1, r. Eaat,
and discouraged with rep.ated failures
ngay g1gT dragging himself witt. harm.
III patent medicines secure wFlat i
bAlisEe Is tas quickest acting rss4fera.
tive. upbuildIng. SPOT ~JT1cHIrsr;
remedy eye- devised. and so cure
himself a. home quietly ane auicKir,
Just drop me line line this. Dr. 4.
E Robinson 40Gl Luck building. De
troit, gicI.. and ] VIII send yuu I
copy Of this gpiendid recipe in q pIasr
ordinary envelope free Of charge 4
great many doctors would charge
%3 90 to $50 fo- merely writing uut
prescription Ike tnis--bnt i s~-ac Il
sIItiraly frse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19
KICKS AGAINST
SKUNK HIDES
MarEnsiItown Mar Declares Express
Companies Should MOT Carry
Their With Other STUFF.

The state railroad commission at
Des Mosnes was handed 3 poser when
T. r Lsg n MarsisaIltown protested
against express companies carrying
skunk skins along with other msT-
ctandise
II iiiE complaint lay alleges that
twD shipments VI ich he received over
the American Express cpnpany'E lines
arnel1ed strongly Of skuDk. and that on
Investigation he found shaf skunk
skins bad been shipped with both con
signmenis He asks the board 10 or
der all express companies not To ga1it
skunk skins with other consignnents
% goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS

Roger Rafferty,. the main gazabn In
Raffertys F1irtatifTzs, which comes
10 the Grand On Christmas afternoon
and night, was once coachnan. gpas
70 Alaska anE comes beck rim II z
EwsH Frisco hDIal, living IL the best
ruita, he finds aEszine young WON
n he mad known il the nasf Rs E
ehambe-nzia She M l0ngar looks
the meek and loWIF part He rsnsws
acquaintance
And how dnes Il come thai Won rar
nov pay 81 day for room unsr-
les tne LADY, with pa-donahie eurios
IT
Ringer sticks mi mis- chest .T'vs
MADE my marx ne Enswsrg proudly
Then. naturally, ise becomes curious
And nov about yourself" he asks
I've found mine fig lady replies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19

II vnu are suffering from Billions
ness. constipation, indigestion, chro-
mic headache. invest one 1t IN z
postal card, send 70 Chamberlain
Medicine Cn., Des Moinez. Iowa, with
vour name and address plainly un
the back, and they viii forward rou
tree sample Of Chanbs-iainss stnm.
aca and Liver Tahlets Sol6 hy Win.
fnson & CO. Pharmacy ami ]. F.
kie6aiseh G son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19
Sorrow ard sslfishness.

Sorrow is sometimes another form
Of selhHhness- One Is apt to become
absorbed In ones own grief and to
think less OF others who may. perhaps
hide Under their smiling faces q
breaking heart Home Chat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19

The peculiar properties Of Cham
beTiatn's Cough Remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epidem-cs o.
Influenza and when il was taken in
time we have no; heard Of single
case Of pneumonia Sold by WI
kinsun & o.. Pharmacy. md ] ~
KiedRisch & Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19

a sprained ankle win usually dis
able tho injured person for three
OF four weeks. This Is due to lack
OF proper treatement. When Cham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19
a life.saysr,

The Major What's this ! hear
David. about pour nsaris saving nan
from drowning David did save
i'm frora irownin', only the lifebuoy
It I'm on the 'ead and killed I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19

oerlain's Lininaent is applied a cs,ra
may be effected IN three or four DAYS.
THIS IMMINENT is one Of the best AMI,
most remarkable preparations In use
soid ny Wilkinson 4 Co, Pharmacy
and J. F, Kiedaisoh q son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19
A poor Way ID C.. r-n...

Health and experience are ira
things that never do people much
good when they arc taken by prorv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-19
rorsstahs imperative

Horace Without foresight iudg-
inent falls BY Its own weight
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-03
THE PRUNING HOOK.
Plans for Making a HanGy and Use fuI Farm Implement Without
 Much Expense.

The accompanying cut shows a pruning hook which can be made at any biacksmithing shop oi home forge.
 t IS a very handy tool about the farm and especially in the orchard and Der
 ry patch. I use it to cut out old canes from the raspberry and blackberry bushes, says a writer in Ohio Farm CT. The ndle is IS inches long and is taken rom an old spade. The hook or knife is made from an old heavy file. It is first shaped, then the bevel is formed and the hook ground and tempered. A slot is made in the han dle and the hook inserted and fast ened with two rivets. The hook itself should be about five inches long from he handle to the outer point of the bend, making the tool complete about 23 inches long. In using the hook the
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-03
Corn SiIage for Hous,

A swine grower says that he has tested feeding some corn silage to his hogs, along with corn meal. and finds that they thrive well, and by feeding them mixed with clover hay run through his cutting box the pigs grow more rapidly. He says the si- lage keeps them in good condition, being succulent, like grass, and fed with the dry foods keeps them healthy.
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-03
Saves Old Wire Without kinkinq.

cart may be drawn along by man while boy steadies the reel to keep it from unwinding too rapidly. For winding up wire the machine is best pushed just fast enough to keep up with the wire as it is being wound on the reel. A crank placed upon the reel proves serviceable in winding up.
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-03
Pruning Hook.

operator has a good grip on the han dle and can cut an old cane without coming in contact with the thorns After the cane is cut he can draw it from the bush without touching it with his hands. There is not patent on this tool and none applied for but it is a very handy implement for the berry grower or farmer
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-03
USEFUL WIRE REEL.
A Convenient Device That Saves Sarbed Wire Fencing from
 Becoming Tangled.

Here is device on which we can wind barbed wire which is much bet ter than an old barrel. The reel is mounted on a truck made of old buggy wheels with short shafts. The
Holbrook argus., 1909-08-03
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.

- stock horses s- - add asses Ellsworth, A. Fr~----~-- dry
 ~- land improvement 15o
 saddle horses s----- 15O
 stock horses sheep 400 Ensign w. A~ stock of goods add asses Feeney, John, block 9 300 Facer Joseph work horses 72 L. 4. block -
 improvements 100 Flake W, Jr,~---- improvements P. R.~~---~-~-~-- 10 Fs5s FsEs o b 5 - os s and improvements - '75 75 horses Frost lot block improvements 300
 - " mpovement n"u ~ -~-~-~~-
 .~-~----,~-~~-~----- Freeman John A, lots 3 and 4, block 7----~ 15o Freeman w. w lot block 8 75
 :--~---~.------ household goods-- 25 Fish Roland - and 13 acres - - 1e5 Fish, Joseph land 60
 " land acres 10
 ----- improvements - - 200
 work horses - 60 " stock cattle - - - 80
 --~~-~-~--~---~- assess Flake Bros lot 2, block --- -~~-~~-~---~ 75
 - - %,::;:@:.;: ;:; I; s S:::: - p55 55 -~-~~-~--~--.- stock ---.---------- stock goods 275O ~----~~-~-----~ land assess household goods------~.~~-~-- Coldsworthy, w. Fr~- lot g. block K Garcia 7and1 1s' block 4 100 crun.s,d ~- Iot pt0bSmfn5S 4 b1onf 15O Ghuy Louie, lot block a------------ 125
 HOO stock 1OOOe Greer R. D. - - Istockca 4OOO Gilard, A. E stock of goods 2,5OO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

los Sres. de la camara nj del
conseio, pues no Sc la habfan
enviado y que repiti6 q. 10 q.
sabe es por la prensa.
"Con mucho gusto -prosi-
gui6-darfa a V. cualquier in
forme que pudiera. Pero CO.
mo no los tengo,no puedo in
ventarlos-manifest6 luego
iri6ndose.
Isl hubiera recibido direc-
tamente noticias, 10 diria, Y
como es consiguiente, infor-
maria 8 no de 10 que supiera
pero no negaria ell haberlas
recibido. Ademas, cualquier
informe que yo diera ahora,
y que serfa una mera suposl-
ci6n Ii opinion mia, Sc toma-
ria en- Ia isla por una opinion
8 informe de caracter Official,
cuando no 10 seria en- este ca
So"
'Esa es una question de fa-
milia entire la camara Y el con-
seio en- que nadia tiene q. yer
el gobernador- -termin6.
Despu6s dijo el gobernador
que creee l6iicos. los cables
publicados respecto de la cues
ton, de que la dnica forma de
sresolver el asunto es con la
interyenci6n del congresO;
pero que el no puede decir,
pues no tiene base fila de que
parts, Y podrfa dsr, una OPT
MON que luego resultase e.
ouiyocada,en cuai sentidO va
4 pronunciarse el congreso Y.
como por 10 tanto va q resol-
yer el punto que Sc lie some
ta.n
4 las u termin6 la confe-
rencia diciendo el goberna-
dor Que cualquiera noticia q
de ese asunto sc tuviera estl-
maria mucho Sc la comuni-
casen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

pueden conspirar contra los
de la isla de Puerto Rico en-
uno de sus mas importantes
productos, en- oque puede de-
cirse que es hoy la mayor fuen
tie de ingresos;y y que tampoco
Sc ocasiona ning1n perjuiclo
al cafe por que. Sc incluyan en-
ell memorial al azdcar y al
tabaco.
Que la question de ser mas
larga 8 mas corta la redac-
ci6n del memorial es una cues
ti6n de apreciaci6n' y que de
paso ha de recordar que ell me-
mortal numero |, que no Sc
refiere 4 un asunto de tanta
importancia para la riqueza
p1blica del pals como este,
es mucho mas largo y a el no
ha puesso objecciones el Sr.
Llorens; este aparte "de que
seguramente las luces de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

inteligencia del delegado por
Ponce son muy superlores a
las de los autores del proyec-
to, como a los de la comisi6n
de agriculture de la camara. "
U0rens Torres. No ha 81
do mi intenci6n dice que
la camara no Sc tome intere-
ses en- recomendar la protec-
ci6n de otros importantes pro-
ductos agrfcolas del pals, y
que Sc limite ell esfuerzo So
lamente al cafe; pero como
quiera. que seg1n Sc asegura
el cafe es el unico que esta en-
peligro de no obtener la pro-
tecci6n que Sc busca, por ESQ
es que soIicit6 preferencia pa
ra que el mensaje de la camara
Sc refiriese q 6l."
"No puedo decir que este
memorial este NAL redacta-
do; zero sostengo que emplean
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

ia demas quo Sc incluya este
importante producto del pals,
10 mismo que ell tabaco, en- un
memorial que ha de ser consi-
dorado por ell congreso.
Que, por otra parte, la CO.
mission que ha informado en-
ell asunto y ha estudiado ell pro
yecto enviadole para su es-
tudio, es solo una mandate
ria de la camara, la que tom6
en- consideration ell proyecto
en- que figuran la az1car y el
tabaco, es decir los tres prin-
cipales productos agricolas
de la isla.
Que, ademas, no hay que
olvidar que hay poderosos
intereses cubanos, y nortea-
mericanos mismos, interesa-
nos en- ell problema de Ia Ia
rifa para azucares y estos inte-
reses en- un momento dadO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
10 QUE Dice FL
GDOR POST.
Esta enterado de 10
que ocurre por 10
que ha visto en- la
prenSa.
No hs recibidO eOpiaS de los in
fOrmeS preSentadOS.
FL juez Gill queda en- Ponce Y ell
juez Aldrey paSa a 10 civil
en- San Juan.

Un reporter" de LA Co
rrespondencia" obtuvo hoy
algunos informes del gober-
ra lor Post. Ell gobernador
tuvo Ia cortesfa de informar,
s preguntas de nuestro repre-
;entante, que el iuez de la cor
he de distrito de Ponce Sr.
Martin E. Gill quedarfa en-
aquella corte, y que proba-
blemente pasarfa 4 la secci6n
civil de la corte de San Juan
81 actual juez de 10 criminal
Sr. Pedro de Audrey. Pero
todavia no Sc han recibi-
10 noticias oficiales de los
aombramientos en- el tribu-
aal supreme, las que Sc espe-
;an.
Respecto al ssunto de la
7isita a Estados Unidos de
Os comisionados de la CANA
a Y de los cohsejeros del eje-
:utiyo. diio el gobernador a
oregunta de nuestro ''repor-
err. -Qle 10 que saba del
sunto era 10 que sc ha publi-
ado en- la prensa. Que no
IL recibi1o eopia Official de
os in iormes presentados por
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15
. En- la CAMARA
Il D|l Z.
Sc discute el memorial
nui11ero 2 protection
del cafe.
Las iuntas locales de va
.luaciion de la propiedad,
en- la isla
FL sistema de Valoraci6n de la
pfopiedad es eritieado.

a las 1925. de la manana
del dfa,2 de mario Sc pasa lis
Ia + contestan 26 delegados.
Aprobada ell ''acta"de las Sc
stones del dfa anterior Sc pa
sa 4 Ia 6rden del dia.
Sc ,da cuenta con los infor-
mes de comisiones a los. G. B.
21 del ,Sr. Hoyt, para enmen-
daf Ell arttcstlo 208 del c6digo
politico; VI C. B. Sci Sr. Gro
meer, Pdra d estabIecimien, :
to de una ietlata. de agrscaAtu-
ra y sevlculturu.
Los informes son, recomen-
dando la aprobaci6n del pri-
mer proyecto con enmiendas
y que sea pospuesto ell c. B.
s. Quedan sobre la mesa pa
ra ser discutidos oportuna-
mento.
Sc solicita que la camara
Sc declare en- comision total
para discutir los P. de c. 179;
de la comisi6n de legislation
de la camara. Para ef,men-
dar ell arttculo 337 deIfc6digo
penal. Contra los adulte-
radores de comestibles, dro-
gas, leche, &, g. y mime
ro $50, de los Sres. Munoz Ri
vera, Coll Cuchy(O, Acuna,
y Caballero, para regulara-
gar las profesiones de angenie-
ros ctUil, arquitecto g agramen-
sor g para otros fines.
Sc aprueba en- segunda lee
tura, por unanimidad y sin
debate ell +. de e. VI del .Sr.
Diaz Navarro, para 'enmaen-
dar las secciones de Ia ley esco-
lar conapilada y &. q.
Sc da cuenta con ell memo
rial nttmero 2, de los Sres. So
ler, Canales, Sola y Open
heimer, para la5protecxci6n
del cafe de P. Rico y mantle
ner los derechos que hoy fl
guran para azdcar y tabaco.
eXtrangero.
La parte esencial> del pro-
yecto dice como sigue:;-
"La camara de delegados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-15

de P. Rico acude, pues, an
te el congreso de los Estados
Unidos, en- demanda de que
al revisarse las tarifas aduane-
ras Sc introduced en- elias la
s1sposici6n de ua derecho a.
rancelarao de 5 cesatauos por
libra de cafe ertranjiero d s1 en-
trada en- Ell naercado america
no; q por 10 que respecta al a.
aftcar g al tabaco, Sc mantep-
gan en- todo su pigor los. dere-
chos que hoy Jiguran en- Ia &c
tuaI tarVa, por que c,talquiera
ot'G medsda en- sentado contra
rio traera consigo la muerte
de las raquesas azucmera q
tabacolera de puestra asia. Con
la fe puesta en- el Todopodero-
SO y la confianza en- la histo-
ria y en- el alto espfritu de-jus-
ticia del pueblo americana,
la camara de Puerto Rico
espera, serena y tranquila,
que las resoluciones del con-
greso no desdenaran las lejf-
timas aspiraciones del pue-
bio puertorriquelo."
Soler. QUE segtn informes
de Washington el
Comisionado de Puerto Rico
no tiene temores con respec-
to del azucar, porque hay la
casi' seguridad de que la ia
rifa no sera alterada enslo que
q ese producto Sc refiere; pc
70 que no ocurre 10 mismo con
respecto del cafe, en- cuyo pun
to hay que insistir, pues Sc te-
me que no pueda alcanzarse
NADIA sino Sc hacen muchos es-
fuerzos.
Llorens Torres. Sc mues-
ira partidario de que sea eli
minado del memorial ell pun
to que hace referencia al azG-
car, puesto que, dice, solo hay
peligro en- 10 que al cafe Sc ira
ia. Que puesto que la az1-
car esta por ahora a cubierto
de todo peligro,> ~ ESQ 10 dice
Ell Comislonado de Puerto Ri
co que esta muy bien entera-
do de esos asuntos, debe ira
tarse solamente del cafe, no
vaya a ocurrir que con invol-
lucrar otros productos con
este, vayan q crearse difficult
tades. Que, por otra parte
debe reducirse mas el memo
rial, empleando menos pala-
bras, puesto que todo 10 que
contienen las 3 paginas que
tiene, puede decirse en- la ter
cera parte.
Soler. Que hay muchas
cuestiones que han de tocar-
Sc en- la revision de tarifas que
va q harcerse ahora en- los Es-
tados Unidos, y que por mu-
chas seguridades que Sc ten
gan de que ell azdcar queda-
ra en- Ell mismo estado, no es |