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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
RUNioRES

- ha dicho. aunque sin garantizdr
la noticia, que eausa de Ia interpela-
ei6n explanada en- 81 Congreso por Il
diIsItado don Rodrigo Soriano. acerca
lie las irreg giilaridades cometidas en- Ia
empresa del ferrocarril Vasco Caste
iiano, = general Polasieja ha presen-
tado Ia lnnisi6n de sg cargo de Presi-
denfe del Consejo supreme de Guerra
v Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
Nlmsro 80
NOT|CIAS DE ESPANA
DEL CORREO DE AVER
lIORET'

lIa regresado 4 Madrid el sefor Mo
ret. En- Ia estaci6n esperaban para
recibirlo como sentida manifestation
de pGsamc por la muerte de su esposa,
los Ministries, los Presidcntes del Cone
greso del Senado y gran n1mero
de personas, entire elias muchisimos
senadores diputados.
Mariana llegara Madrid el cada-
yer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
RECEPCION ACADEMICA

I'm la academia Espanola Sc cele.
bro aver. con la solemnidad de COS
tumbre, la recepcion como Individuo
ac nnmero de don Antonio Herman
de- Faiarnes, catedratico de L6gica
Fundamental de la tniversidad Cen
tral senador por la tIniversidad de
Iaragoza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
Madrid I6 de Enero:

La Asociaci6n General de Navicros
de Bilbao, ha acordado pedir al Go
hierno que sea aprobado con urgencia
eI proyecto de ley sobre comunicacio-
nes maritimas, para evitar los pcrjui-
clos que ocasionaria el rctraso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
Madrid 90 de Enero.
Ell sANTO DEL REY

Con motive de la festividad del dia
sc s.a ce!!eeb5TGs.Ja en- Palacio una recep-
cion, que ha estado muy aniaada.
4 cansa del estado intercsante ds
la Reina doia Victoria, no Sc cele
brara el banquete que, ,habitnalmente
Sc efectha con OCCASION del santo del
Rey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
EMBAJADoR ) EXTRAORDINARIo

FL aiinlstro lie Espa45a en- Tanger
esta celebrando frecuentes eonferen-
eias coil Il presidente del Consejo de
Ministries, habitndose acordado que
vava & Fcz 4 saudar al Sultan Muley
,IIafll cen el earacter de Embalador
extraorslinario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05

En- esa circular anunciaba contar cor
el apoyo de rcputados medicos de
la Association M6dica de Puerto Rico,
", en- cfecto, por aquel entonces la
Association Medica considerable este
asunto baio cl aspecto social que el
doctor dA Vale persegufa nuestros
ilustrados compancros los doctores
Quevedo Baez, Ruiz Arnau, Y otros de-
dicaban en- el oBoletin Medicop arti-
:ulos de propaganda en- pro de la LII
ga.
Qued6 de este modo alberto ell sur
co y regada la simiente: pero como
todo proceso germinativo necesita
tempo v condolences favorables para
que asclenda por la escala de la vida
81 ser que integra no fue hasta 1906
que en- terra de Puerto Rico s,rgio
iioreciente eli arbui eaya sem'!a sen
braran del Vale Atiles y sus compaiie-
ros. Elfos necesitaron que el rocio
del alma nobilisima de una mujer ca
vera sobre la planta embrionaria, por-
que EN- su condici6n de hombres no
podian darlc el tesoro de ternura que
habia menester. Y esa mnjer, esa da-
ma distinguish fue la seiiora de Albert
Norton Wood.
Ella lego en- los momentos en- que el
pensamlento de del Vale sus colo
boradores sc habia difnndido por la
prensa v no era desconocida va la
importancia de la obra que estabamos
Ilamados realizar.
Pero aquel pensamiento necesitaba
cristaiizar agrupando los faetores di-
versos que la empresa requerfa esa
labor la de'1a sefiora Wood que con fe
y perseverancia incorporates; solici-
tando uno otro' dfa 4 eiementos dis
tingnidos de nuastra socledad logr6
cnmgregarlos en- el palacio del Ejecu-
two Y constituir la Liga Anti-Tnbercu-
losa de Puerto Rico. =.
La socfedad desde ese momento en-
pezo Il nutrir su iista de socios &
tener Ell apoyo econ6mico de nlestro
pueblo, condiei6n absolutamente nece-
saria para su desenvolyimiento. Sus
estatutos sencillisimos pcrseguian una
finalidad trascendental solo alcanzable
con recursos pecniarios, y gobierno
y municipios, autoridades particu-
lares, cuanto vale y representa- Ell
nuestra isia lley0 con noble desprendi-
miento su ofrenda generosa al tesoro
de la Lga..
Con esos donativos comenz0 la So
cledad poner en- prifctica su progra-
ma, fundando I'm Sanatorio. propagan-
do Y difundiendo por medic de con-
ferencias v de impresos los gransiess
peligros de la tuberculosis las med-
das conduce4ites 4 eviiar su eontagio
y fOmentando en- una palabra Ia orga-
nizacidn de la campana contra este
NAL coFniIn.
Los Informes ansaies de la Socio.iad
correspondientes los amos I9O6-O7.
lsJ7-0S registrar todo este trabaio de
constitution
Continually
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
NUEVO ACADEMICO

Con- gran solemnidad 81 ha verifica-
do en- IA Real Academia dc la Histo-
ria. la reception como academico de
nimero del catedratico de Literature
Y Bibiografia JuTidicas de la Univer-
sidad Ceentral, don Rafael de ureila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
LAS .COEFRENC|AS S0BRR IA TUBERCULOSIS
Discourse prohuncado por e doctor Gutierrez lgara-
videz, en- e salon del Ayuntamiento en- Ia
noche del 26 de Enero de 1909
IzA LIGA ANTI-TUBERCULOSA

No soy yo seguramente ei que oe-
bicra hablaros q nombre y representa-
ei6n de la Liga Anti-Tubersuiosa de
p r. Otros con mas titulos Y mere
cimientos, como los tienen aq'ieilos que
msistieron al natalicio de esta mstitu-
ci6n benefica. podrfan felizmente to-
mar & su cargo esta disertacion. Pc
ro Ia fundadora de la Liga tuvo bsen
henrarmc con este cometido, y es es-
II la lnica raz6n que me antonza a
siirigiros Ia palabra.
Es obra de aver la organization de
h Liga Anti-Tuberculosa de r. H., por-
s.re es obra reciente el movimsento UNI
versal en- la lucha contra esta playa de
n humanidad. Y no porque desde
.ie1apos rem6tos deiara de conoeerse
este axote de la rsza humana, sino por-
aue no data mas que de 26 anes ai
f1cscubrimiento del elemento causal de
ssfa dolencia.e Y claro es, qrfe sin guna
segura. sin base cierta, sin fundann-
10 cientifico. no pudo la human'dad
apercibirse en- movimiento de defensa
contra nm NAL del que solo eonoc'a
s,ls efectos desastrosos.
Pcro cnando Koch anuncio al mundo
eve las Iesiones halladas Ell los que
murren de tuberculosis eran debidas &
nm eIemento smicroscopico cuando s,ks
discfpulos comprobaron la Individual
dad del germen y su acci6n pafoge-
m. los sabios de todas parties we
ron y constaron que sin distinction de
raxa, color, sexo nj edad, ese eiemen-
to microsc6pico Sc hallaba alli donde
existia una perturbation permanentc
del ORGANISING no explieada por otro
factor etiol6gico, la ciencia pndo declr
ii mundo que La Tuberculosis era una
enfer1nedad producida 1nnamente por
csc eIemenfo invisible, enemigo pode-
roso. contra el que debfa estar preve-
nido.
Fue entonces que el movimiento de
defensa pudo iniciarse; pero como ell
hombre recihe con natural reserva to-
sla idea nueya nucho mas si esa idea
no tiene la fortuna de presentar eI OBJ
icto que la determine de una manera
grxfica & toda vista accessible, la
creen.ia en- ei invisible enemieo nece-
sit6 tempo para ganar pros4ltos, y
para que los pueblos Sc apercibieran a
In lilcha contra el
Jjno de nuestros higienlstas mas
distinguidos. aquel que paiso al servi-
eio de La pnblica salud, Ia gallardia de
sa pluma ensel libro v en la prensa pc
r56dica, y la elocuencia de su palabra
en IA tribuna V en- la conversation IA
m.liar, trajo 4 Puerto Rico las prime
ras IDEAS de asociaci6n en- la lucha con
ira La Tuberculosis
Ese higienista distinguido - Fl doe
tor don Francisco def Vale AtiEes.
4 POGO DE- haecrsc cargo de la Direc-
rT6n de Sanidad, en- eI AFRO 1904 Y fren-
&c & frente de las estadisticas de mOrta
Iidsd de Ia isia que hacen figurar des-
g.ass de la anemia Ia tuberculosis CO.
no una De las enfermedades que ina
yor u15ueT-o de vic.imas oeasiora. fsfIes-
fro iIusfrado eompanero diriei0 una
circular Ia prensa solieitsudo su con-
<urso para formar opinion sn favor de-
~ns Liga Anti Tuberculosis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
EXPLOSION

En- Bilbao ha ocurrido una explo-
sion en- un taller de pirotecnico, que
dando el edificio convertible en- un
mont6u de escombros.
No han ocurrido desgracias perso-
males
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
FUNCION BENEFICA

En- eI Teatro de la Comedia Sc ha
ycrificado una function benefica 4 ia
vor de las victimas de la catastrofe dc
Italia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
REGATAS

Sc han celebrado en- Alicante las
anunciadas regatas de halandros, en-
las cuales tom6 parte el Rey, pa
troneando cl balandro dc su propiedad
"Osborne".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
MANIFESTATION

I'm Santiago de compostela ha ha-
bido nna manifestation pacifica para
proiesiar contra la ley del descanso
iouinicaf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
tori ovieness
n naciinirl1O dc los nundOS

En- una 0bra titulada "El naclnien-
tn de los mundos," el celebre fisico sue.
60 Svantc Arrhenius aporta una origi-
nalisima idea 4 la investigation del in
trincado probema de la aparici0n So
bre In superficie de los planetas Dos
ideas flmdamentaIes dominan en- la
obra: primera, la Influenza de In
luz sobre los crepnscuIos cosmicos: Sc
glnda. la hip6tcsis de que los mundos
nacen y mueren periodicamente. muer-
te Y resurrection que hacen retroceder
hasta el infinite ell verdaderO principle
de la crcaci6n.
No cs possible resumir en- algunas r.
meas la compleja idea del autor, pero
tampOco Sc puede pasar en- slencio sn
opinion en- 10 que concierne al naci-
miento de la vida en- la terra en-
los demas mundos del sistema solar.
-" "il'tVoiS Sc prcScHtdH para cX-
plicar la aparici6n de la vida sobre un
cuerpo celeste: primera, la creacon di-
vina; segunda, la generaci6n esponta-
nea; tcrcera, el trasporte de celulas Vi
vas por I'm agente exterior.
La mayoria de los fisicos adopta La
segunda hip6tesis, aun cuando todavia
no Sc tenga nj una sola observation
de una generacion espontanea Arrhe
mus, por el contrario, Sc pronuncia EN-
favor de la tercera hipotesis, pero su
teoria esta caracterizada por ell hccho
de que atribuye la luz ell poder de
vehicular las celulas vivas y sembrar-
las en- los mundos. He aqui, aparte de
este, los argumentos en- que descansa
su teoria.
Sc puede admitir que La comprc-
sion de La luz pueda, en- ciertas cir
cunstancias, hacerse superior q La fuer-
IN de attraction 81 SIC trata de crepilse,l-
los infinitamente pequenos. Asi, pues,
|! el espacio universal estarfa llcno de
cefuias vivas que viajarian en- las on
das luminosas Sc fijarian sobrc los
diferentes cuerpos -celestes que encon-
trasen Il su paso, y cuando las condi
clones planetarlas, especiales para cada
mundo, fueran favorables, las eelnlas
comenzarian & desenvolverse
Auui Sc presenta una objection: ser
gun esta teoria, las celulas deberian
estar mucho tiempo-acaso mIllares dc
aiios-en los espacios estelares antes dt
encontrar un asilo propicio. Pero, Sc.
Gun Arrhenits, la baja temperature de.
espacio retardaria los processes quinn
eos las fuerzas germinatiyas no per
aerian tan pronto sus cualidades como
les sncederia 81 estuvieran sometidas
4 la temperature de la superficie te-
rrestre.
FL autor anade que las funciones vi
tales aumentan en- la proporci6n de dos
4 cinco cuando la temperature es su-
perior 4 10 grades. siendo possible su-
poner que 81 la temperature de los
spores wives hajase 800 grades cen
ligrados bajo Zero, el dcsarroIlo de la
vida Sc paralizaria considerablemente
i de otro modo. que la facultad ger
ntinaiiya de los spores vivos no Sc de-
tilitaria por mas dc tres millones de
asIos 4 In temperaiura del espacio, -
las ceIulas soportasen durante un solo
dia an calor de 10 grades.
Arrhenius anaIiza igualmente la m
fluencia lie la sequedad v dc las ra-
iiaciones luminosas sobre las celulaS
yivas repartidss en- el universe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
AIAURA

IIa regresado a Madrid ell selior
Maura, presidente del Consejo de Mi
nstros. lie su viaje 4 Alicante, adonde
fue acompaTando 4 S. N. cl Rey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
FALI.ECIMIENTO

IFa falIecido en- Biarritz, la sefora
lie don Segismundo Moret
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05

Canfinilan celebrandose 4nitlnes en-
favor Re la formation del bloque Ii
beral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
Madrid 26 de Enero.
INDULTOS

Con motive del santo del Rev, se
kan concedido cnco indultos otros
tantos reos de pena capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
RE1iATAS

lIa salido para Alicante el Rey, con
ohjeto de asistir a las regatas que So
han de verificar en- aquel puerto.
Acompanan 4 S. NJ. eI Jefe del Go
bierno el Ninistro de Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-05
EXPLOSION

En- Iaragoza ha ocurrid0 una terri
bie explosion en- Las fabrica de gas del
alumbrado ptiblico resultando dos
muertos v varios heridos contusos.
Las perdidas materiales son de con
sidcraci0n
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
GEORGE MARGARETIC
 GAINS FAVORABLE DECISIONS
CFrom SundaG's Daily)

In a short session of the district court yesterday morning, two suits in volving the title to the properties of the Unida Gold Mining Company, of which George Marguerite of Constella- tion is president and general manager, were dismissed and motion to dis miss the appeal to the supreme court of the ease of Margaretic versus George B. Upton denied.
 The case of the Electra Mining Com pany versus the Unida Gold Mining Company was dismissed and the title to the property in dispute quilted in the Unida Gold Mining Company on defendants motion.
 It was claimed by the plaintiff com pany that Margaretic as general man ager allowed the assessment work on the eOmpany's properties in the Black oRek district to lapse and that the claims were located by another party, who sold them to Marguerite, who or ganized the Unida Company and pass ed the title into that corporation.
 The suit of the Unida Gold Mining Company versus Marguerite was dis missed on defendants motion. The suit was in the nature of an injunc- tion proceeding instituted by some of the stockholders of the company to restrain Marguerite from doing the annual assessment work on the com pany's claims and allowing them to have it performed under their direc- tion.
 In the ease of Marguerite versus Upton, a motion of Upton's counsel to dismiss the appeal on the ground of in sufficieney of bonds was denied.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
OLD MUDHOLE MINE
 |S BOOKED TO OPEN
Big Scale Operations Mark Resumption Of Work to be Instituted By Company of Eastern
 Capitalists.

Speaking of his experiences in fnan
 eing his company, to a Journal Ninel
 representative last night, Mr Hurley
 said that he was ably assisted by Don
 A. Baxter, of Lima, Ohio, and ]. D
 Moore, of Birmingham, Alabama.
 The directors of the company are J: E. Haskell, H. Heasley, Lewis Em. cry, Jr., ". W. Bell and J. R. Leon. ard The officers are J. E. Haskell, president. J.. R. Leonard, vice presi. dent, R. Heasley, secretary and treas urer, and A. E. Hurley, general man. sger.
 General Manager Hurley said that he met and eenversed with F. NJ Mur- phy, president of the s. F., P. and F., and the Development Company of America, George ". Middleton and Cecil G. Fennell
 He was assured by MT. Murphy that operations will be resumed soon at the Humboldt smelters and that a lead stack will be added to its equip ment so that the Consolidated Arizona Smelling Company will offer a local market for the rich silver-lead ores of northern Arizona. MT. Middleton is preparing to resume operations on the Shelton group as soon as the Arizona Power Company is ready to furnish electric, power. MT. Fennel is vice president of an engineering company. He also intends to return and resume operations here in the next few months.
 General Manager Hurley will leave for the Mudhole today to take active charge of operations on the ground. He was formerly general manager of the Octave Gold Mining Company. He his position when the proper ties of that company passed into the control of the Octave Mining Compa- ny to devote his entire time and at tention to the reorganization and financing of the Penn Arizona Mining Company. Local business and mining are pleased at his success and return here in charge of the Mudhole, which is considered among the most promising properties of the county.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17

pleted so they can get good aceommo dations.
 The Arizona-Bouse Copper Company which recently bonded the Little Butte property and several other claims, is making preparations to put on large force of men developing the property. This property is a rich cop per and gold property and is an ex- eeption so far as copper mines go inas- much as it is a profit paying proposi- tion from the grass roots. Every bit of ore taken from the development workings is shipping ore and there is no maste. The first sale of stock in this property was far over-subseribed and the price has more than doubled in two weeks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
PROBATE BUSINESS
From Tuesdav's Dafly)


 R. P. Talbot, guardian of the estate of Margaret Sarah Devine, minor, re- turned his fourth account of guardian ship to the probate court yesterday He was charged with having received $25,394.56 and credited with having paid out $1,ss5.s4 on account of ex- penses of transferring the estate from Philadelphia, Pa, to this city, and clothing, maintenance and care of minor. The balance of the assets, amounting to 23,5Os.73, eOnsits O. 8 notes secured by first mortgage on real estate in this city, bearing interest at the rate of per cent per annum, 50 bonds of Aztlan Lodge No. l, F. & A. M., bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, and $2OS.72 cash on deposit with the Commercial Trust Company.
 A license to wed was issued to Man rice L. Tribby and Miss Florence FOrd of this city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
We Social Mirror

peeted on Monday next, when the club will meet at the usual time and place
 A concert will be given in the audi torium of the high school building un- der the direction of the Music Section. at which time Carrie Jaeobs-Bond will. appear before a Prescott audience.
 It is expected that the section will be repaid for their effort in bringing this noted woman to Prescott by meet ing with the support they deserve.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
ROOSEVELT BIRD BUSY.
(From Tuesday's Dailyl

The Roosevelt bird visited the home of MT. and Mrs Dave Bradley late Saturday night and presented this popular couple with healthy baby son.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Boyer of 143 North Summit street were awarded a visit by the welcome bird Sunday night at 9:15 o'clock. The bird brought a fve-pound Valentine boy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
Monday Club,

Little business was transacted at the club meeting on Monday last. A report of the educational committee was read and approved. The president reported that the chairman of the club house committee had expressed herself as having received encouragement re- garding the project under eonsidera- ton. A more definite report is ex-
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
Now Working on Burke Hotel

Dennis A. Burke, formerly Of Pres colt, and one of the best hotel men in the west, is now in Bouse prepared to live here permanently. He arrived a day or two ago with large force of men and material ready to begin work. He now has some twenty five men busy making adobes, exeavating, etc. He has employed W. W. Cain of Denver, Colo, to take charge of the work MT Cain is now in Los An geles buying the material for the build ing. MT. Burke states that he will have his hotel running by the first of May. It will occupy a full block of ground and will be built in the middle of the block with palm gardens clear around the building.
 The building will be strictly mission style of architecture and will have a patio in the center of the building with rooms built all the way around the patio. The hotel will be biult on the corner of Main street and Phil brick avenue, one of the principal corners of the city. Already MT. Burke has had a number of people state that they intend to make a long visit to Bouse just as soon as the hotel is com
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
STRICKEN SUDDENLY ILL
CFrom Sundays Daily)

Joe Swigert, of Groom Creek, was striken i'll suddenly yesterday after non and taken to the sheriff s office He was removed later to the Mercy Hospital. His condition was consid- cred very serious at a late hour last night.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
LET BUILDING CONTRACT
From Sundays pailv)

The contract for erecting the new school building in West Prescott was let yesterday to Clint Campbell of Phoenix by the school board. Fhe contract price is $19,4sO.
 Action on the bids for heating and plumbing was postponed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
From Sundays paIlyl

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Morris Goldwater entertained the Prescott Bridge Club very pleasantly at ner home on South CoItez street. The guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Francis L. Wright, Mrs. G. E. Meany, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Mrs. Thomas G. Norris, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, and Mrs. W. H. Doyle.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17

Miss Mabel Norris entertained on Monday afternoon at her home on Mount Vernon avenue, the G. E. O. Club, to discuss literary topics as well as the popular ones of the day.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11
INSPEC Z in G
THE STATE
SCHOOLS
MEMBERS OF BOARD OF TRUS.
TEES AND LEGISLATURE
Visit School For Deaf and BInd-Arc
Heartily In Accord With Man.
aeement of institution.

The state school for the deaf and
blind was visited yesterday by men,
bers of the board of trustees and
members Of the state legislature, the
purpose being to inspect the schools
and learn something of the methods
In vogue there. 1t Is customary dur
Ing legislative times for members of
the legislature to visit state insti-
tutions so as to be prepared to act
wisely upon matters pertaining to
such institutions when they are pre-
sented
The visitors to the deaf and blind
school yesterday were not disappoint-
ed In their findings. for they found
things In excellent condition, all 60
Ing away from the school strongly i'm
pressed with the thought that the
school could not be conducted better
than it is under the present manage
ment They were cordially received
by the superintendent, Prof. + NJ.
briggs, and the expressions from their
lips as they left the institution iudi-
Gated that favorable report regard
luS the OpSTdllOn OIL the SCHOOL WOuiu
be made, If report should be called
for by the state solons.
The visiting party was made up OF
the following persons: Vice president
of the board Of trustees of the school,
l. l.. Clark, and State Representatives
Harvey P. Randall OF Ogden T. p,
Dyring of Sanpete county. Edward
Beardly of Salt Lake, B H. Bower OF
Utah county. Hyrum A. Nelson OF EDi-
cry county. and Martin Jensen of Sc
vier county.
1t has formerly been the rule for
the Legislature to visit state institu.
tions In a body. but the rule is being
deviated from this year because is has
been found that such a large attend
ance Of visitors can not we'll be ac-
commodated in a body, hence the leg
islative visitors now come In squads.
The visitors yesterday were We'll
pleased with conditions at the deaf
and blind school, all being free to ex-
press themselves heartily in accord
with tho management that is being
enforced.