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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
4 QSuD|O de los QSCenSOS


Esta manana han sido uamados 4
La oficina del coronei Stanton, los re-
p6rters de la prensa.
Ell seiior Baiz manifesto que los as
censos de sargentos desde ell primerC
de Julio de 1908, seran anulados.
La Comisi6n de Ia policia insular v
el jefe Mr.. Stanton, de perfecto acuer-
do. han procedido a anular los ascen-
sos de sargentos y cabos para dar cum
plimiento 10 dispuesto en- Ia secci6n
novena de la ley VICENTE de policia y
cuya ley tuvo efecto desde el prime
Iro de Julio citado.
Lo Ocurrido con los aScenSOs icelebra,
dos 1ltimamente ha sido una err6ne;
Interpretation de la ley por la Conf
sion y ell jefe Stanton.
Ell error-segdn las declaraciones dc
Mr.. Post hechas a los reporters
ne de muy antique, viene del conan
dante Lutz, quien no supo interpre-
tar ell verdadero espfritu de la ley Vi
gente sobre pclicia.
En- breve Sc anunciaran nuevos
examenes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
En- BL MUNICIPAL

Ha sido un exito de Colorado, el de-
but de la compahia de Variedades, q.
two efecto el sabadO. -
Ell ventrilocuo senior Peell6, es ad-
mirabie.
Es ell mejor artista EN- su genero q.
ma venido q Puerto Rico.
Ell p1blico premio CON, nutridoT
aplausos el trabajo extraordnario del
simoatico artista, que maneja con SUI
ma habilidad los aut6ma&as.
Las Domag, dos simpaticas baila-
rinas espanolas, fueron tambien mny
aplaudidas.
La orquesta que La pramera noche re
suite deficiemhe, Y hasta amenaz6 el
ex,to de las bailarinas, fue sustituda
anoche por ell Ocheto Tizol, notablemen
te reforzadO.
Ell cinemat6gra6O es magpifico. Las
paliculas son perfectas, interesamtisi-
mas.
Ell espectacu1o es de gram amenadad,
v el piblico To- ha estimado asi henan-
do el teaaro las dos noches de funci6m.
Eesta noche, la tercera CON nuevo pro
grama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
La bOda De esta nal1Ds
Corresponsal.

En- la maiiana de hoy, contrajeron ma
trimonio en- III Cathedral nuestro amigo
don Guillermo Claudio con la bella y
elegante senorita Georgina Morera.
Apadrinaron la boda doha Dolores
Fernandez y don Roberto H. Todd.
Numerosa v selecta concurrencia, en-
tire la cual habia numerosos amigos de
los Contingencies, asistio al acto.
FL BOLETIN desea los nuevos es-
posos una eterna luna de miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
Ell Sr. de Diego

Ell Speaker de la Camara csta entire
nosotros. Ha venido esperar al 'tles-
der" del partido Unionista seiior Muam
Rivera que lIega el microbes 8 jueves,
aprovechando los instantes, despedirs IL
senior de Diego al gobernador Post que
como saben los lectores, sc auscnta def
nitivamente en- esta semana.
FL senor de Diego, est& bien de salu2
y sc nOta en- su persona una notable me-
joria. Ell BOLETIN saluda al ilustre, iu-
Tisconsulto y le desea grata estancia en-
esta ciudad &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
ID SIulC00 de los SQTQeDI0'

Mr.. Post ha dEnho hoy los repur--
,tcrs que CON motive de los escrltos
lie la prensa acerca de los ascensos de
'sargentos cabos, seran anilados di-
chos asce1sos, puesto que seguD Mr..
Post, Sc ha inffrigir ell articulo move
no del reglameanto de la policia ifrsular
Atribuye ell gobernador dicho error
al coraandante Mr.. Lltz, que no supo
in:erpetar la ley.
Los sargentos sufriran exannnes pa
ra revalidar su titulo que ahora po-
seen de "facto."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
DEL S u R
Ell COMERCICO DE FRUTAS
-.- YLOS CAMINOS

Los agric1ltores dedicadosa Ia STEM
bra y recollection de chanas, han sufri-
do grandes perdidas por falta de Was
de communication y ell NAL estado de
Las que existen.
La paralizaoi6m de caminOs EN- CONS
trucci6n, unida & la profuuda apatia
d. sus municipios, han dado como Ne
saltado que los caminos esten mtram-
STABLES y sobre todo en- el Sur de La
isla, al nevar Ell fruto al puerto de en-
tLrQne, ha llegado tan d,eteriOrada q.
ha producido la nn1nente ruina de mu
chos pequenos cosecheros.
Sbese que La miciaci6m de todo
negocio supone perdidas de prueba,
pero debieran los municipios y el de
partamento de Obras P1blicas, tener
en- cuemta las necesidades de comuni-
caci6n EN- esta epoca, all efecto de que
el agriclrltOr que Sc desvlve todo ell
ano para arrancar productos a La tie
rra, no pierda sus esfHerzos por la apa
tia de quiemes reciba ell beneficio de
la administration en- sueldO, para aten-
der a Ia cosa pilblica, no EN- beneffcio
prop o, sino q bemeficio de q1menes Sc
sacrifican para cubrir atenciones del
ErariO.
Hay a la. sRlida de Ponce, ell va ce-
eberrino BACHE DE PRAST, donde,
durante la pasada nuvia han tenido
que hacer los carreteros esfuerzos he
roicos para sacar del bache slls carre-
tas cargadas de fr11to. Y esa es la
llnica via de communication que tiene
Ponce, CON Oeste de la is'a, para We
h1culos de tracci0n de sangre y por
ese lago oenagoso, "Mamado bache"
tienen que pasar la mayor parte de
los prodmotos provisiones que niece
sitan introxlascen los pnebdos del
Oeste Immediate, desde San German a
PeiIuelas, 81 no quieren perecer en- las
tiranicas y aniqul1adoras tarifas del
ferrocarrl.
Creemos que el municipio de Pom
ce el negociado de Obras P1blicas, por
tratarse de perlricio que afectan a
una region exteIhsa, debieran de una
vez estudiar y efectuar, NO Ell CIE--
RRE del celebre bache, sino ell fach
desvio del malfslnpo camMo de La cos
ia a La altura del sitio. Aamado "Fa
ric de Ladrillo," en- la empezada ca
rretera de Peluelas, y la par que
,e evitaria el continlo. gasto in1tii de
mejorar el bache, Sc facilitarfa una
communication SEGA, duradera, el blo-
,uueo, POGO horOnso la munhcipalidad
le Ponce, siempre que arrecia durante
una semama La Nuvia.
Els de esperarse que a quien CORES
honda, atiealda esta necesidad urgente
EN- bien de los que trabajam y han de
t:aspOrtar al puerto de Ponce, sus fru-
tos en- carretas.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
Fl serYiCiO en- Cata1o

Hemos dido hacer grandes elogIos de2
servicio de policia de Catano, a las Or
denes del sargento sefiOr Carlos DlaE-
! los nnmerosos rateros que antes me-
rodeaban por aquelIOs contornos y afgu-
no que otro abuse q. quedaba impune pas.
falta de vigilancia, han desapareciio pur
complete. Ahora los vecinos Sc ven H.
brcs de contrariedaiGs v sobresaltos noc-
turnos gracias la extricta vigilsnes:z
del sargento Diax, que es un funciona-
rio que sc ha ganado las simpatias deR
poblado por su c0nducta cOrrecta y SUE
buenas formas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
R3@G@ del @5@

..Replieando al BOLETIN", dice "El
Tlempo,'' que nosotros nos hemos alar-
,t.ado porque dijo que la riqueza pu-
blica en- Puerto Rico esta tasada en- lzz
roillones de dollars.
Dispense ell estimado colega, pero la
aiarma no ha sido nuestra solamente' Ia
s,arma Y aun La protesta. han sldo gene
rales. *
Pruebas abrumadoras de este, las tiene
sobradas ell peri6dico pro-americano, y
nluy de cerca, puesto que son de Ell
Aguila'' y de ella Voz del Obrero, lie
tocan las crlticas de la opinion natural
e,ente aIarmada ante ell inc0mprenslble
regocijo del oficioso articulista de Gel
Tiempo."
Tentados estubimos de no contestar Il
eel Tiempo', dandonos por satisfechos
con 10 que sus colegas correliglonar1os
,e dicen.
Va es bastante para que ei diario repu-
blicanc tenga que cantar Ia palinodla, y
,rocure repartir sus desmedrados argu-
rentos entire todos los que quedan por
convertir 4 la causa que llanamos de la
1.ro.anercanizaci6n,. por lamar de ana
.lanera piadosa al grupo politico que da
or bien hechc todo 10 que viene de los
amerlcanOs.
The Porto Rico Eagle" que no
suede ser sospechosa para ''The Times y
,.oroue adernas deperi6dico correliglo-
carlo tiene el tltulo en- ingles, ha pu-
llicado IN artfculo ell sabado, coincidien-
go basta en- este con SUI cofrade de San
.9uan. V el articulo Sc titulaba de esta
camera:
C1MENTANDO DISpARATEs:
Y de ese articulo son los parrafos 81
..uientes:
.Hace dos 8 tres dias que nuestro
,,leca "El TEMPO" publlco en- lngless
y. on espaiioI un suelto, en- Ell cual ma
ca varios concentrates sobre los datos
ft,c;l,tados Dor la Tesorerla de La lsla'
rafereutes 4 los resultados de la tasacloh
20 Ia nropiedad en- la isla llevada cabo
: fines del a1o econ6mico pasado. NO es-
t,,,os seguros todavia de 81 el suelto de
,pferencia no fuA una broma de I'll
Tempo, pues los datos cltados, as' CO.
,oo las deducciones sacadas de ellos eran
tan err6neas y disparatadas que no po-
demos Greer que fueran escritas en- serlo
por eiemplo, manifestaba el autor de es
+. estudio c6mico de la estadistlca imam
c;era de Ia Isla, que la valoracion de la
,,ron;edad este a1o era de $l222l9,oo4'
= o,,e como resultado de esta valoracion'
il ;sla cobrara en- el aio fiscal de l9oS-
1910. $22OOO,OO0 de contribution dlrec-
IA ST sacamos la proportion verlamos
one dicha cantidad representa- un tlpo
l'e contribution del 18 por 100 sobre ei
valor de la propiedad, consecuencia tan
ridicula, que es impossible cue nad'e Ia
tome sacramento.
FL mismo articulista nos dice que ei
promedio del tipe de la contribution dl-
recta es de mo y cuarto por clento' 10
cue daria un total de contribuciones por
,.ecaudar en- ell aio pr6ximo de $l.74o'-
74s. q sea $21, ,472, ,252 menos que la can
tidad calculada por ell bromista de "Ei
Tempo: Ell sueito de principle a i'm Is
nm hato de disparates, las compara-
clones al final, entire el regimen espanol
v e, actual, parecen mas bien una toma-
f,ura de pelo que otra cosa."
No hemos quitado nj afiadido una
sola ,etrs, ' "a We naeatro aprecia1'e CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
Ia hguna De Catalo

Detras del sitio conocido por la Pun
tiila, existe hace tempo una laguna, Gu
vas aguas corrompidas, producer olores
nalseabundos
En- los dlas de sol aquello es vertiade-
ramente inaguantable.
Ell vapor insane que sc levanta conta-
nina los alrededores v Sc necesita una
fortaleza de amino toda prueba, para
resistir la peste
Sobre este problema sanitario tiene la
palabra el Ayuntamiento de Bayam6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
q hapgugtA De eIts noehg

En- el banquete. que sc caebrara es-
t. noche para despedir al gobelma1for
hablaran los seiores Jose ConradO Her
nandez, de Diego, como "Speaker" de
la CaMara, Ward, Dexter, cerrando los
discursos ell gobernador.
Ell senor Barbosa asistira al BAN
quote seg1n nos informau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11

ST que les va bien con los nuevos me-
todos.
En- camhio pregunte el cegato eolega
a los cafeteros, y vera 10 que le dicen.
No seran flores precisa,nente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-11
TodaYia el Verdu6o

AL ejecutOr Pedro Feliciano Duprey
lie han remitido un check por 100 dOllors
como remuneration por haber ahorcadd
al REQ Anselmo Velazquez.
En- las hOras de La noche cuand0 Du-
prey We con la Imagination la sombra
oscilante de Velazquez que lie atormenta
Ell sueho, que amargos lie deben de result
tar esos cien dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
MAYORS MOTHER IS
VICTIM OF ROBBERY
ABOARD n. P. TRAIN

Charged with the theft Of $3.50
from Mrs l. n Miller, mother Of
Mayor John y Miller, Harold Now.
lin. youthful photographer, Miss
Monte Brown and Miss Hazel Ia
Mafgc are held 1T the county jail.
Nowha was arrested aboard the
North Coast Limited train at
Auburn Thursday nisht by Deputy
shsriffs Scott Malone and Sam
Kline lie vas placed in custody
on ieleFtaphic adgicea from Butte.
Nowlin admitted that he stole two
grips from Butte hotel, but de
niles the thefi OF Mrs Mlllers cash
Yesterday morning Miss la
Marge and Miss Brown went to
the county jail 10 visit Nowiiu.
and both we're locked up.
The Girls Indignantly deny that
they were mixed up In Nowi-
Inns thefts. and dlsclaim any knowl.
edge Of alrs Millsr's loss. aside
from the fact that they heard on
the train that she had been robbed
Miss Brown says she knows Nov.
I'm but slightly Miss la Marge
says she met Nowlin three weeks
ago ard thought him a perfect gen.
tlemAn
Mr, and Mira Miller were on
their way TO Seattle 10 visit the ex-
position whom the robbery oo-
CURED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
COMING To SEATTLE
To MEET THE JAPS

WASHINGTON. Aus Roger
Green. representing the state de.
partment. and lekson Elliott. Of
the department Of commerce and
laDor. left this morning for Seattle
to receive the members Of the Japa.
neae Chamber Of Commerce. who
are expected to arrive September
?. The japanese will be the guests
OF the Pacific Coast Chambers Of
Commerce during their stay In
America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

The body Of George c. Ecclea. the
wireless operator who went down
10 a watefy grave 80 hef0ically with
the ~ fated Ohio. has been recover.
ed and Is nov being returned to Sc
attic on the steamer Rupert City
nuttofwofth a Sons. nndortatefa.
Will take charge of the remains
A telegram from e G Wilson.
president Of the United Wireless
company. who IL In New York. was
received by Local Manager Il II
Armstrong this morning. In which
II was directed that every possible
attention be showed to the family
VI tho man who met his death say.
Ing the lives Of the many pasaen.
gers on board the sinking craft
Accordingly the company has made
arrangements for the funeral and
for proper expression Of lis ap
probation Of his heroic work.
Ecclea was well known among the
local members Of the telegraph pro
ieaaion, having been one Of the
standard bearers Of the Commercial
relegraphers union here during the
strike OF 1907
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
.ECCLES WAS HERO
Of The OHIO WRECK
tconeluisdl

tho men all thor clothes that they
could possibly spare And the
ladies " tho party gave the women
all the clothes which they had with
them. Miss Hayes. In particular.
dld everything she could for the
women and children OF the Inflated
ship.
You can understand how much
we all appreciated this whom ! tell
you that all the passengers on the
Ohio lost eyerylng they possessed,
All our baggage liz gone, and II WAS
n lucky thing that there was 10 little
excitement or We would not have
gotten off with what clothes We did
Saw One Man Drown.
III II said that aiE persons lost
their lives IN the wreck. but ! know
" two men that we're drowned be
sides the six When our boat.
which was the last of. was push.
lng away from the ship I saw a man
trying to awlm toward It grab.
bed up a pike pole and reached for
him lie saw II all right aud made
grab for Il. but a. he did so saw
that his mouth was full Of water
He put out his arm, aud then gave a
gulp aud went out Of sight
| never saw any aign Of him
after that lie was drowned.
= tell you. We we're lucky TO ea
cape With our lives as We did. 1t
Ia only a miracle that there were
NO few drowned,
Coming down on the Rupert city.
the officers and men did all In their
power To help us aud make ua com
Portable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
MAN MURDERED FOR
M0NEY--bODY FOUND

IIia head bruised and $50 and a
check missing from his pockets, tho
body Of Louis Aills was found float
ing In Saline inlay at O'Clock this
morning
Allls was last seen Wednesday,
when he was known 10 have had
the money on him He had been
employed by a man named Wafring
on a fishing launch. He waa 20
years old and five feet, i've inches
Ia height
Every Indication points TO the
man having been murdered aud his
body thrown into the bay. The cor
onsfs inquest will not be held un-
~ merit week.
Little was known Of the dead
man IN ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

MOTHER AND BABY
SUDDENLY DISAPPEAR

Taking her itmonibsold baby,
two heavy grips and a suitcase. Mrs.
W X johnson. Of 1863 2ist ay. left
home yesterday morning. and her
husband believes that she Ia wan.
derlng about the city in an lire.
aponHlble condition.
Mrs johnson recently underwent
a severe Illness. and that may &C
count for her absence
MY wife loft last night without
leaving any word" said Johnson to
day "sbe took our little boy, two
grips and a suitcase She told me
some time ago that she was going
away 10 got a Job, but | never took
her seriously We never quhrreled.
and ! think her recent illness OK
plains her diaappoaranee "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
MAKE HAUL
WHILE VICTIMS SLEEP

A note for 1900. a check for $3.50
and $40 IN gold comprised the loot
stolen from Samuel Dalroy md
Sanley Rodoylch while they were
asleep In a room above the White
House saloon. on Second ay. g., last
night
This morning Charles W. Shomo,
proprietor Of the Duchess saloon,
Third av 3, and Washington st., 70.
ported TO the police that he found
the note and check near bis place "
business. Needless 10 relate. tho
cash WIS., missing The police are
InYeatIgalInk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Aug
Is I'd lillian. charged with being
a horse thief. who broke Iali at
Delta. Colo. July s. was recaptured
at Monticello. Utah lillian broke
Jail after a hand to hand conflict
with Sheriff Williams, In which he
nearly slew the sheriff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28

and II IL expected that at that time
tho minority which attempted 10
secure tho adoption " the .iianford
report and resolution will make an
attempt to secure a public endorse
ment N the secretary and hia poli-
cieat n such Ia attempted IL Will
probably preoipiiato fight
IN tho report Of tho committee on
permanent organization, bernard N.
liaier, NJ baltimore, member of
the Joint committee on eonserya.
ton, and close personal friend "
Chief Forester Finchol. IL recon.
mendod for president of the con.
greaa for the ensuing year and
Thomas Rhlpn OF Washington, u.
G secretary Of the Joint committee.
Is recommended for secretary.
The Organization Outlined.
The work OF the congress- ln to be
carried on during the next year BY
an executive committee OF a board
Of directors which IL to oonslnt OF
the ehalrmen Of the various state
conservation commissions. Pending
the appointment Of this board Of
directors, an executive committee
OF five Ia TO have full power to act
TO select the time and place Of tho
second congress. and 70 take any
other action deemed necessary.
The following men are recon.
mended Tor this eommitteoi J. u.
White, Of Kansas City. l.. II. Hal.
ley Of New York J.. N Teal. OF
Portland, Henry e Hardinef. Of
Louisiana, and W. A. Fleming
Jones. of New Mexico. All are
lfneh0t men,
The committee on permanent or.
Eanisation h0pea that the plan will
create q national organization as
powerful a. the Irrigation Congress
and other western conventions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
HENEY PRAISES
SHIPS OFFICERS

VANCOUVER, n G.. Aug, Is
NJ J. Heney. the well known rail.
road contractor. who al the time Of
the wreck was on his way North
with a large force Of men and
horses to work on his contract for
building the Copper River q North.
western railroad, was easily the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
VancOuverII: 3 0p.m.
Return by Daylight

Through Victoria. Princess Char
lotte 10th ways, giving time for a
visit at the cities OF Vancouver and
Victoria. fake you en- route
through Active pass and tho San
Juan Islands.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
500 Fiji Az. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
EXCURSIONS ON LAKE
WASHINGTON,

Steamer Fortuna leaves Leschi
park for around Mercer Island, five
timca daily Two hours ride. Csc.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-28
BIG CONSERVATION
FIGHT BREAKS OUT
tceneludesl

ss77sIas1s11H1ssl7sas sHs=sHsHsasasIs
aims and policies ~ those two
branches Of the government aeryics
and urge our representatives In state
Legislatures and tho federal con
Eress to sive them adequate sup
port
Commend Roosevelt
we commend the action Of prcsi
dent Roosevelt In creating and Of
President Taft In maintaining IN.
National Conservation Commission
va consider the establishment aud
work Of thia commission 10 mark d
notable step IN national uroeroas
and We demand that the federal con
sreas take early action toward sua.
lalning that commission OF some
equivalent agency Tor the public
welfare IN an adequate manner"
iudgn ilanfard's resolution. which
was turned down In committee after
meeting lasting until after mid
night and which was made the haaiu
Of a minority report signed by Han
ford ana Prof Carpenter, Of Colo.
RADIO declares that the liberal
policy u the government in giving
away land In tho past has been TO-
snonslhlr faf tho development OF
the West.
Favors Private Ownership,
Under that policy" il says. "the
public domain Wsat Of the Missouri
river including all the natural
wealth Of minerals timber and water
power has passed into private
ownership
That pnliey instead 81 being
waaieful or ektfaYnFant. vas found
ed On the tfuaat principle II eonaor.
walton and haa boon viudidated BY
the rapidity with which our nation
has grown aud tho general prosper.
lily ~ our people In every seclion
That the nes states have entered
the American union under campacta
assuring their equality with the
original states and any change VI
national policy rpseryiug tho public
domain from occupation and uar nV.
eep, Cor national parks Of reasonable
Dimensions Is unnecessary unWisa
and unfair fas tho public domain
can b. made to serve IT, hest usr
BY parcclins II nut ~ the people. ~
whose sail aud rntsrpfise all ita ra-
sources can BE- brought into use
other resolutions demanded tho
admission II New Mexiea and Art
soma a. sepafaip states the estan-
sion NJ lhr reclamation act TO na-
Waii and the removal N taxes from
rut-0ycr timber lands
During the morning session Il vas
announced that Secretary Richard
A. nslllnger would bc IN attgndance
al the congress late this afternoon