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The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Infantry. viii prooced to bis home preparatory to
his retirement
Leave Of absence 20 and including February 3 Is
granted Col. LEONARD A LOWERING. Twenty
eighth Infantry,
Mai. JOHN II. GARDNER. First Cavalry. upon
tho cxpndon Of bis present leave viii report %
Department q California, for duty pending the
arrival of bis regiment from the Philippine Islands.
Lieut. Col. CHARLES ST. j. CHUBB. Second
Infantry, upon his relief from duty az tho Amy
War College viii retain station in this CITY
CaUt. EDWIN G.. DAVIS, Coast Artillery COTs.
will proceed 70 HIS home preparatory 70 his re-
trcment from active service
Leave Ct Absence 10 and inciGdinz February - Is
granted Capt EDWIN G. DAVIS. Coast Ar
tillery Corps
Paragraph 10 Special Orders. No. 20. Is amended
70 read "a follows: Leave Of absencs Tor one
month. 70 take effect ON Ct about November 1.
IS granted Mai ABNER PICKERING. First In
fantry. recruiting officer.
Capt EDWIN ". SUPLEE. Daymastcr. IS relieved
from duty in the Philippines and will proceed %
San Francisco and thence to Omaha. and report
Tor duty.
Capt CHARLES DE T. CHANDLER. signal
Corps. viii proceed from this city 10 Fort Wood
y. Y. for temporary duty. and upon completion
OF duty viii return 10 proper station
By direction OF tho President Lieut. Col WILL
IAN u. BEACH. Eleventh Cavalry is detailed
as member Of the General StaG Corps. Lieut.
Col. BEACH viii repair % this city
First Lieut. ALLEN KIMBERLY. Coast Artillery
Corps, viii proceed 70 Alcatraz Island. Cal and
report 10 the commander for duty. relieving
First Lieut.. HAROLD S. HUNTLEY. Third
Field Artilery
The following officers Of the Coast ARTILLERY
Corps are relieved from assignment 20 the com
pauies designated and placed on the unas-
signed list: CAPT ELLISON l.. GILMER One
Hundredth Sompany; First Lieut. HENRY W.
TORNEl, FCrty-eighh Company.
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GET ELECTION RETURNS
AT THE HERALD OFFICE

BE in front OF The Washington
Hcralu Office this evening.
and get the returns from New
York, Virginia, Maryland, and
the other States where cleo
lions VIII be held. While IL
is an "Off year." great interest
has been aroused In the mayor
atty contest I'm Gotham. I'm the
Virginia situation, and in tho
Acknowledgement amendment I'm
Maryland.
The bulletins from the various
points OF interest will he thrown
ON screen, and the Original
"MegnphOne NAM Will be on
hand 10 announce the results.
Come and cheer for your favOrite
or listen 10 the other fellow
cheer.
Remember the prompt and ef-
ficient service I'm the recent
worlds series at Detroit and
PIttsburg. and come prepared 10
get the news as soon as IL Is
flashed over the wires.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army 0rdcTg.

Army 0rdcTg.
Ma. JOHN Il HAYDEN Coast ARTILLERY Cgrps. IS
detailed az a member Of the examining board
az Fort M0rruc. Va. appointed IN paragraph 2.
Suecial Orders No 100. vice Ma. THOMAS
RIDGwAY. Coast ARTILLERY Corps. relieved.
The following changes in the stations and duties
Of officers OF The Quarte7naster's Department are
ordered:
Mai WINTHROP s WOOD. quartsrmaSter. TO
leyCd from duty as depot quarteImaster. st.
Louis. and viii proceed tO San Francisco and
take transport for tho Philippine Islands for
duty
Cart. WILLIAM ". COULLING. auartermaster. "a
relieved from further duty as assiztant 20 the
depot quartcr1nastcr. 81. Louis. and viii assume
charge relieving Mai WINTHROP S. WOOD,
Quarteunastcr.
The following named officers Of the Coast ARTILLERY
Corps are relieved from their present stations
ard duties and assigned as follows:
Col. WALTER HOWE win TroccCd 20 Fort Han
cock and assume command OF post and Of the
Southern ARTILLERY district OF New York.
Col. WILLIAM II. COFFIN wiz proceed to Fort
Adams. r. l.. and assume command Of post and
of the artillery district o. NarnEnsctt Bay.
Lieut. Col STEPHEN NJ FOOTE viii proceed 70
Fort Casey, Wash. and assume command OF
MAJ HENRY c. DAVIS will proceed To Fort
Washington. Nd. and assume command q post
and 81 the artillery district o. the Potomac.
Mai THOMAS RIDGWAY viii prOCced 70 Fort
Andrews Mass, and assume command OF post.
The following changes In assignments and duties Of
officers Of the Coast Artillery sre ordered:
Capt. LOUIS r. BURGESS Is rciisved frum as
sCnmcrt 10 the Twelfth Company Coast Artil-
lrry Corps. and PLACID on the unassigned list
He win proceed % Fort Morgan. Ala. and
assume command.
Capt ROBERT p. WILLIE IS relieved from as
Segment 10 ths Ffty-scventh Company. Coast
Artillery Corps. and placed on tho unassigned
list He viii report 20 the commanding Officer
southern Artillery District Of New York. for
assignment as artillery engineer. relieving Capt
PERCY NJ KESSLER.
Capt. hESSLER will proceed OF about NOvem-
her 80, % Fort TotJea, n. Y, for duty a.
disbursing OficCr at that post. relieving Capt.
JAMES A. SHIPTON Of that duty.
Capt SYMPTOM VIII proceed upon the eIpirati Dn
a any leave Of absence. 10 Jackson Barracks
La. and assume command d that post
By direction Of the President, special orders IS
revoked. and First Lieut. LEO 3. DAME
MILLER. Eleventh Cavalry viii report IN per
son 10 Brig. Cen CHARLES MORTON. presi-
dent Of the army retiring board. at Omaha for
examination by the board.
FOL LEONARD A. LOWERING, TWeutyeighth
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. S. DEPT Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau,

Washington. Monday. Nov ]. Is9-S 2, N.
The disturbance that appeared on the Pacific Coast
last Thursday is now central over Wisconsin. and
the rain area that attended IL Monday extended
from the Great Lakes over the Gulf States In ad-
vance o. the disturbance temperature Is considerably
above the average for the season, while In its rear
there has been a marked fall in temperature
During Tuesday the rain area viii advance over
the Atlantic states and temperature viii fall with
clearing weather. IN the Central valleys and Western
Lake rcgicn. From the Mississippi Valley westward
the weather viii he fair Wednesday promises 70 be
fair and cooler over the Eastern portion Of the
country.
Storm warnings ara displayed lakes Huron.
Erie Ontario. and extreme Eastern Superior. and
on the Washington and Oregon coasts.
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts viii DO brisk south 20 southwest, on
the South Atlantic cast moderate s0uthery, on the
Gulf coast mOieTate westerly; on the Lower Lakes
brisk 10 high southwest 10 west; on the Upper Lake.
brisk nurthWeSterly.
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W. H. HANCOCK ENDORSED.
Georgetown Citizens Present Candi-
date for POstmastership.

Resolutions indorsing the name OF W.
II Haycock. superintendent OF the Post
Office Department 10 M the vacancy
caused by the death OF Postmaster
Barnes. were unanimously adopted at
the meeting OF the Georgetown Citizens
Association last night IN the Potomac
Bank Building.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

! Richmond, Va, Nov. L-Outslde the IN
terest in the heated controversy between
/ Representative Carter Glass and the Re
publican candidate for governor, Capt.
w. P. Kent the gubernatoriaI campaign
/ has been the dullest and most apathetic
in Virginia for years. The Glass charges
viii decrease Kents vote. according 10
the Democratic leaders, and some believe
/ he win run behind the ticket The
only question Of interest is the size OF
the Democratic majority. Some say It
will be as low as 10000 while others say
It VIII reach 5000. \ large vote is not
expected. but the smaller the vote the
smaller the Democratic majority.
Senator Martin and other Virginia lead
ers predict that the majority VIII be
5000. in the past the predictions OF
these leaders have come very close to
/ tho mark. and there are many who be-
lieve they will hit it this time.
Elect House of Delegates.
/ Besides tho State ticket. members Of
the house of delegates will be elected
The Democrats concede the election Of
only eighteen members Of this body 10 the
/ Republicans. All members OF the state
senate are hold-overs.
The only Democrat on the State ticket
regarding whose election there is the
/ least doubt is Col o. B. James. This is
due to the fact that Col James name
must be written on the ticket when the
voter casts ballot for him for the
I once OF secretary or the Commonwealth.
Liquor Men Forced in Line.
/ Besides the GIass-Kent controversy, the
/ only other disquieting feature OF a duh
campaign is the feeling among the liquor
men. This element. heretofore a power
in Virginia politics. resent the methods
( said 10 have been adopted 20 whip them
in line for Judge Mann.
/ They believe that Judge Mann IS
I prohibitonist. and in supporting him
they are acting against their own in
! terests This vote. at least a great ma
( jority OF Il. however. viii be cast for
I Mann tomorrow. because & fears II it
/ does not the Democratic organization
will desert the saloon and declare for
/ Statewide prohibition before the next
/ legislature adjourns. Its hope for al
/ least two years lease on life in Virginia
/ rests with the organizations control OF
I the legislature The saloon man, there
/ fore. does not care 20 run counter 20 the
| Democratic organizations wishes. and
Will support the prohibition Democrat for
! governor. whose wish. II IS believed IS
| to crown his public career by signing
prohibition bin and abollshing the saloon
/ in Virginia.
Glass Charges Too Late.
! Conservative persons assert that the ef-
feet OF Glass charges against Kent viii
help the Republicans as much as Il has
harmed them. This belief exists on ac-
count OF the fact that the charges were
not made public until the last hour. Had
they been made two weeks ago, # is
believed that the Democratic majority
would have been much larger.
In view or the Republican claim that
! Kent viii cut down the normal majority
the vote for the past twenty years in
Virginia is interesting II follows.
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Locnl Temperature.

Midnight a. 2 a. H.. 46: a. m. q: 8 A. m. a.:
a. m. a. 70 a. M, s.; L noon, 6S; . p. No.. Is;
p. m. IS. 6 p. m. CO: s p m 65: 10 p. m. q.
Maximum. II minimum. 40.
Relative humidity-s a. m. "a; 2 2 m, 81; S
p. m. 90 Rainfall Is p N. TO n M, 0. Hours
Of sunshine l05 Per ceut Of possible sunshine 100
Tempenture same date last year-Maximum. 50;
minimum s.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02
spanivh RuIe Dcpoupced

Vigorous protest against the recent ex-
ecution in Spain Of Prof. Francisco Fer
rer was made last evening In resolutions
and speeches at n mass meeting in Ply
THAN Temple under the auspices OF the
liberal societies Of the District Of ColUm-
hla
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Steps are being taken by Marietta Chap
ter. d. A r., % raise money for the erection o.
gateway % Mound Cemetery, where il Il claimed.
more Revolutionary officers and soldiers are buried
than IN any other gaTevard in the United StatoS
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02
Naval Orders.

Tho following orders have been issued:
Capt. A. MERIT. detached command Lancaster
navy yard. Philadelphia: 20 duty as commandant
Of the naval stations no CaTite and Oongapo.
Commander @. II. HAYES. detached navy yard
Puget Sound. Wash; % duty Princeton. and
in Command when commissioned
Lieut.. =. VI. FOOTE. orders OF October z %
duty Connecticut, revoked.
Cable from the commando Of the Third Squadron,
Z. =. Pacific feet, dated Manila, p l., October
., 1909:
Lieut., & L. II. HAZARD, detached treatment
Naval Hospital. Yokohama, japan; 20 Helena.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Rev. DIT. John Roach Straton. evangel-
list, pastor Of tho Seventh Baptist Church Baltimore.
Is N be the feature Of the revival services THIS week
at the Fifth Baptist Church. Seventy persons have
Joined the church since the beginning Of the services
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

Tide Table.
Today-High tide, n:5l a. m and u:5O p IN.
Low tide So a and 5.5l p. m.
To-moaTow-High tide. Els a. N Low tide, 6S5
q. m and go p. m
Condition of the Water.
Special 20 The Washington Herald
HarpeTs Ferry, W. Va, Nov. L-Both rivers clear.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02

The traveller to New City journeys Pennsylvania Railroad
has the choice Of gateways o
If destined the lower exchanges the
office buildings the the
Hudson River the Hudson Terminal block
from Broadway.
The wholesale district tapped best Station
which IS also the of Of great
The station the foot of West Twenhd Of
Manhattan the hotel shopping Brooklyn Annex
Station the foot of Fulton Street Brooklyn
pennsylvania Railroad tickets reading New York City Of
these stations Should desire
Hudson River of five
Manhattan Tunnel Station under the Pennsylvania
will take them to Christopher Street the wholesale district, Street
Washington Square Fourteenth Nineteenth Twyd
Every train entering leaving New York City "gate
With the Pennsylvania Avenue
ImTseoond Street additional the
uu0us trains through the tunnels beneath the Hudson River, will
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02
SEE $4,000 MAJORITY
Virginia Democrats Predict
a Normal Vote.
CAMPAIGN UNUSUALLY DULL

Liquor Forces Are Driven in Line
TO support Mann, Despite Belief He
May Have Been Too Late to AZ
feet Seriously Republican Vote.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-02
Temperaturen i'm Other Citie,.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
p, m, yesterday, are as follows:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
|HOY FUE Ia lPERIU
m DEL C0AGREs0.
Como De Costsilnbre las Ga
lerias Estaban Atestadas
de Gente.
Ambas Camaras So Prorrogaron
Prontamente sin Despachar
Ninsun Nesocio.

Washington, d. q. Die &C. ale-
rias lIenas ranrasentax,do 10. vjda III
cial soelal de- Washincton presen-
ciaron d comienzo dalla sesi6n reou-
lar del ,ongreso sexao. simo psimero
hov In II local AZ an,bas ca, araa
"A renov oi6n de- anistadas entre sena.
dores diputados " yarif,c6 asi conn
tambien oonsuitas sobra asuntos nolf.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
IA LEY De EsTAD0
FUE INTRODUCTION.
Las Capitales Permaneceran
en- Santa .Ee y Phoenix
Hasta 1915. ssnSi
500, 900 Para Gastos--El Juez
Superior Mills Sc Halla eli \
Washington.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Washington, DIG lei presidente
Hamilton introdulo el acto de estad o
separado para Nnevo Mexico u Ari-
zona, Las provisiones generates aon
las mismas que las del proyecto Ha-
milton del Congreso pasado. El go-
bernador, treinta dias despues de su
aprobaoi6n ordenara una election
que sesa tenida sesenta dlas despues
de la aprobaci6n. La convention
constitutional Sc reunira en- la capital
el cuarto lunes despues de Ia election.
FL Presidente prociamara una cleo
ci6n para oficiales de estado veinte
dias despues la ratification de la cons
tituci6n. Glen mil pesos son apropia-
dos para los gastos de election en-
cada territorio. Las capitales seran
en- Santa re y Phoenix hasta 1916.
Andrews y Cameron Sc hallan presen-
tes on la Camara
El Juez Superior Mills esta confe-
renciando con 81 procurador general
Wickersham v en- la Casa Blanca esta
consultando acerca de la polftica del
Presidente en- Nuevo Mexico y sobre
nombramientos de jueces No SO ha
decidido NADIA aun acerca del marisca-
lato. varios nombramientos fedora
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

Los Ellss Ejecutan Scrvicios
Hermosos en- 81 Teatro en-
"a Noche del Domingo.
Oraciones Pronunciadas por Di-
ferentes oradores en presen-
eia de I'm gran consurso.

En- 81 hermoso teatro construido poi
los Eiks, no para ellos sino para Ia
comunidad, 90 reunieron el domingo
en- Ia noche en- conclaye solemne para
hacer commemorative de los hermanos
que han fallecido Esta bella costum.
bre Sc observe en- 81 reserido dia en-
todos los puntos donde existen l6gias
de Elks.
HI gran tablado estaba arregIado
con q altar de la i6gia y on su contor,
no fueron colocadas sillas para los
oradores y oiciales de la l6gla. Una
gran bandera americana Sc extendia
desde el techo hasta el suelo & I'm
lado SO hallaban los emblemas de la
orden brillantemente iluminados con
luces el6ctricas de colores.
Fl Rev. F. w. Pratt, de la Iglesia
do Ia Santa F6, hizo la invocaci6n d
despues de haber sido alberta en- debi-
'da forma la ldgia doliente, y al final
pronunci6 Ia bendici6n. Los oradore
fueron 81 Coronel G. w. Prichard y
eI senior A B. Renehan, los dIscur-
sos de uno y otro fueron elocuentes Y
conmovedo
II programa musical fu6 ejecutado
por Ia orquesta de Morrison con
acompahamiento de varias cantoras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
Il KAISER EuPa0
De tAABsTINtAc|A.
FL Ejercito Que Antes Era el
Mas Borracho es Ahora
Ell Mas Sobrio.
Esto da Incentive para continuar
Con Ia Oposicion 4 Cantina
En- el Ejercito.

Washington, Die. - FL emperador
'Guillermo de Alemania esta en- favor
de abstenerse de bebldas embriagan-
tes. A mas de este, los soldados del
ejercito imperial no recibiran va su
'raci0n de licor para darles yalor y
sustenci6n, pues ahora reciben en- su
lugar soda con lim6n. Esto 10 afirm6
anoche G. Bowling Munroe de Nueva
Jerses en- la conferencia DO superin-.
Tenderness de. la liga anti-tabefnarihs
cuya c1nvencidn anual Sc abre aquisel'
mnes. Mr.. Munroe fu6 recientemente
delegado al reciente cougreso interna-
cional sobre alcoholismo tenido en-
Londres, con objeto de alentar 4 los
trabaiadores de la liga en- su pelea
contra la cantina en- el ei6rcito. Mr..
Munroe cit6 una declaration hecha
por los alemanes respecto 10 que sc
ha acompasado con el gobernante y
ej6rcito de la naci6n mas tomadora
del mundo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
PR0YECTANDO UNA GRAN
EDIClON De ESTAD0.
Ell Diario Nuevo Mexicano Contempla
Que la Edici6n de Aho Nuevo Sea
Dedicada Intereses Locales.

Por un afo . mas, Ell Nuevo Mexica-
no ha sido urgido de publican una
edici6n especial dedicada q los intere-
ses de Santa re como la capital del
nuevo estado. El tempo oportuno ha
llegado ahora para tai edici6n pues,
para Ailo Nuevo estara en- fuerza la
lucha por estado y una contesta intere.
sante para que Ell acta de habilitaci6n
provea que la capital permanezca en-
Santa re hasta 1885, q ID menos, Hace
va algunos ailos desde que una edi-
ci6n ilustrada del Nuevo Mexicano ha
sido expedida y no deberia haber
ahora dificultad para sacar un papel
en- que cada negoclante 8 dueno de
propiedad sea representado de algdn
modo. Los servicios de Brian Boru
Dunno, hijo del Juez Dunno, que ante
riormente reside aquf, han sido ase-
gurados con el fin de sacar esta edi-
ci6n. Es un periodista experimentado
del Baltimore Sun y de otros periodi-
cos importantes del oriente y esta bien
calificado para 10 tarea. visitara q
la genie de este lugar y 4 ellos cores
ponde hacer que Ia edici6n ssa no ho-
nor para la Ciudad Capital. Sc con
templa una edici6n adicional de 10, 0,0oo
copias d 10 menos. .sss. ss
No se recaudara dinero adelantad .
en- relaci6n & Ia edici6n u aqueIlos que
Sc suscriben y pongan anupcios no es.
tan expuestos.a no obtener valor reci-
bido anles ;ael pago-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
|M|LLSsE MARCIA ]! !! !. I
SUI Nombramiento Sera En-
viado el viernes y 70 con-
firmara eI Senado.


Especial al Nuev0 Mexicano.
Washington, Die. 4.--El Juez Supe-
rior w. J. Mills partio anoche para
Nueva York atender negocios que
le llaman ALA. Esta muy contento
con Ia situaci6n aquf y tiene confianza
de que el proyecto de estado pasar6
conforme redactado. La nominaci6n
de Mills como gobernador ira al sena-
do el viernes no SO anticips iifficul-
| tad alguna en- su condrniacid a. que se
|espera sea exp6dita 81 :Deiegado
lAndrews estuvo hoy en- conferencia
icon 81 Presidente acerca de nombra-
mientos pendientcs. w. Fleming
Jones, de Las Cruces, delegado al con
greso de rios y puertos, tambien visit6
la Casa Blanca E. w. Fox, de Clay
ton, que Sc halla aqnf, tisne confianza
de que sera nombrado tercera vez CO..
mo registrador de Ia oficina de terre-
nos de Clayton.
NUEvos PRoYEcTos PoR ANDREWS.
Washington, Die. s. Los delegados
Andrews de Nuevo Mexico y Cameron
de Arizona, Sc expresaron altamente
|complacidos con ell mensaje del Presi-
dente y piensan que asegura 81 pasaje
en- esta session del acts de habilitaci6n
Enmiendas lijeras seran hechas en- lns
seccionss s, 7 y IL para que este con.
forme con Ell mensaje del Presidente.
El Juez Superior Mills, 81 delegado
Andrews, el diputado Hamilton, ell
secretario del interior BalIinger estu.
vieron en- consulta aver tarde en- refe-
rencia 81 proyecto de estado. El dele
gado Andrews introdujo un proyecto
para limitar la deuda del territorfo:
para construir un asiio para soldados
voluntarios invalidos; para estirpar
al gusano de la grama en- los estados
y territorios del sudoeste, tambien
introdujo ounce proyectos de pensio-
nes particuiares- sa'ss s's
El deIegado Cameron ha introdueido
nn proyecto para norias on terreno de-
'sierto. III dueio de una noris en- ter
reno desierto del gobierno ser6 dere-
chose q patente por 400 acres.
Fl mariscal de los Estados Unidos
e M. Foraker ha venido de Nuevo
Mexico 4 consular al proourador ge-
neral. Circular rumores de que 81
puesto de mariscaI no ha sido adJudI-
cado nlnguno de los aspirantes.
Sc esperan en- breve varios rombra-
mientos 4 empleos federales correspon
dientes Nuevo Mexico Arizona.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
Junta Regular del ConciIio Muni-
cipal de Ciudad.

La junta regular del concilio muni-
cipal tuvo lugar 81 martes y fue lla-
mada al 6rden por el mayor Sens, es-
tando presentes los regidores Armljo,
Baca, Moya, Ortiz, Quintana Vince
Ion. Las minutas dc la junta anterior
fueron aprobadas.
Por moci6n del regidor Baca, secnn-
dada por 81 regidor Armijo, el maris-
cal de la ciudad fue antorizado para
eatablecer una ohcina para los po-
licias
Una leva especial fu6shecha para la
construction de banquetas en- Ia pro-
piedad de las personals sequences:
Sra Cora =. 8. Conawood, Agnstin
Salcido, Lorenzo Gutierrez, Celestino
Ortiz, Charles Parsons, Maria Par
sons, N. B. LaughIin, y la Sra, I. A.
Harvey.
Fu6 leida una communication de Fla
vic Silva pidiendo aa concilio impu-
siese una licencia trimestral sobre un
merry go-round e (voltereta de caba-
llitos)
Las enmiendas siguientes fueron he
chss las licencias sobre ocupaciones
siendo las mismas Adoptadas por vo-
tacidn unanime; Merry-go-round ma
nejado por mAno, 81 mes, 50. Merry
go-round manejado con vapor, al mes,
SIS. Merry-go-round manejado con
vapor, la semana, IS.
Fue presentada por el regidor Baca
una enmienda rebajando la lioencia
sobre autom6viles, pero 81 regidor
Armijo propuso que Ia enmienda fuese
puesta indetinitiyalnent sobre Ia me-
sa; se tc:nt "a votaci6n y reeult6 como
sigue: Sizes, Arnijo,. Moya, Ortiz,
Quintana, Wheelon, 5. Noes, Baca l.
El Mayor DECLARE que "a propuesta del
regidor Arnijo estaba adoptada.
III concilio Sc prorrog6 hasta 81 lu-
mes l3 de Diciembre cuando 90 reunir6
en- Ia ohcina del Mayor Sena.