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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
MONEY IS MUCH EASIER
Chances Of Drain on East to Move the
Crops, Are Remote.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-Reports from
the west and the middle west now
seem to indicate that the probabilities
of a drain on the eastern banks to pay
for the crop movement which will be-
gin within the next few weeks, are
responsibly remote.
From the viewpoint of the treasury
conditions which have arisen since
the probabilities of a stringency were
first recognized early in the year have
contributed to the present situation
The liquidation in the stock market
checking off loans by the banks OF
the middle west by increased rates OF
interest and a general clearing of the
financial atmosphere have been large
ly responsible.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
TAFT WIRES BILL HAYWARD
The President Pleased over Success
Of Popular Nebraskan.

Lincoln, Aug. 1S.-The following
message was received this morning
from President Taft congratulating
William Hayward, secretary of the ma.
tional republican committee and per.
sonal friend of the president, upon
his nomination for congress in the
First Nebraska district:
my heartiest congratulations on
your triumph; may your hunting trip
be as successful W. H. Taft"
Hayward left yesterday for IA two
weeks outing in Wisconsin.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
ly $4,000 worth of oil and tanks in

ly $l50,000 worth OF oil and tanks in
the Oklahoma fields were destroyed by
fire during a severe electrical storm
late yesterday, according to advices
received here this morning. A mile
and a half northeast of Keifer S..
000-barrel steel tank of the Kansas.
Oklahoma company was struck by
lightning and burned. A short dis.
lance to the north two 160,000.bar-
rel tanks went up in flames and still
further north another 55000.barrel
tank was lost. In the same field three
1,600-barrel wooden tanks were con.
sumed.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
eAYNoR HAS GOOD NIGHT.
Wounded Executive is Not Suffering
From Paralysis, as Reported.

New York, Aug. 1S.-Mayor Gaynor
passed a good night and was comfort.
able, the physicians said this morn.
ing after they came from the sick
room of the wounded executive. A re-
port had it that the bullet in the
throat was causing paralysis, but this
the attending physicians said was not
true.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
Neafus is Fined.

Bonesteel, S. d., Aug. 1S.-SpeciaI
to The News: Gilbert Neafus, mana
ger of the Farmers Telephone com.
pany, who disobeyed the orders of the
police justice, and went away, was ap-
pretended by Chief of Police A. J.
Ault, about eight miles out of Bone
steel, near the town of st. Charles.
and re-arrested and returned to court
where a fine was impsode
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
kerkow Resigns Office.

Bonesteel, S. D., Aug. 1S.-Special
to The News: FRANKIE Kerkow has
resigned his position as city auditor,
giving as his reason that he cannot
give the Office the required attention
in the future on account of business
west of Bonesteel.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
NeIiah Races Postponed a Day.

Neigh. Neb., Aug. 1S.-Special TO
The News: On account of the heavy
fall of rain Tuesday afternoon and
evening, the races and ball games
have been showed ahead one day-all
events closing Saturday afternoon.
The league game between Tilden and
Neigh at the Riverside park grounds
Tuesday was also postponed on ac'
count of the rain.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
The Arnot.J ohnson Wedding.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. 49,
Charles Arnot, superintendent of the
schools of Schuyler, Neb., and candi.
date before the democratic primaries
for state superintendent of schools of
that state, and Miss Mabel Johnson of
Fremont, Neb., were married here last
evening
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
Few Farmers Voted.

Bassett, Neb., Aug. lS.-Special to
The News: Rock county with five pre-
cincts missing gives Lowe, 15 Aid
rich, 81; Cady, Az Dahlman, 6; Shall
lenberger. 60; Kinkaid, 95; Dean. %;
Tor, IL; Beeman, IA; Shumway,
= Ross, II; Hitchcock, Al; Adams,
: Birmingham, 5; Metcalfe. Ill;
q 3; Burkett, S. Not one out of
liners went to the polls.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
For Wyoming Governor.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Aug. 1S.-Former
United States Senator Joseph M.
Carey, father of the Carey land act,
last night asserted with positiveness
that he intended to be a candidate for
governor of Wyoming regardless of
the action of the approaching republi-
can state convention.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
ASCOT BOUND OVER.

Held to District Court in Piearce Coun-
ty on Murder Charge.
Pierce, Neb., Aug. 1S.-Special to
The News: Ross Ascot was yester-
day bound over to the district court,
charged with numbering Harry Ropp
the Yankee Robinson circus employe.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
The Harpoon Wins This Race.

Marblehead, Aug. 18-The Harpoon,
owned by C. F. Adams, today won the
second race OF the Spanish-American
Sender boat series. The Coma was
second, the Beaver third, the Chonta,
the first of the Spanish boats, was a
good fourth; the Papoose, poor fifth
and the Mosquito II, was two and
three quarters miles astern.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19

Shallenberger, 143. Congressman. re.
publican, Frank Beeman, 1886; Kinkaid.
237; democratic not obtainable to
date. Senator-Whedon 49, Burkett,
1876; Hitchcock, 1871; Metcalfe, 81.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
TO BURY MoNTT IN BERLIN.
Funeral Of Chilean President Will be
Held in Germany.

Bremen, Aug. 1S.-The funeral of
President Montt of Chile, who died
here August 16 while on his way to
Carlsbad for medical treatment, will
be sent to Berlin tomorrow accom-
panied by guard of honor. Madame
Montt and her sister started for Ber-
lin today
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
MOISSANT IS
IN HARD LUCK
CHICAGO AVIAToR'S GOOD FOR
TUNE DESERTS IN ENGLAND.
TWO ACCIDENTS TO AERoPLANE
The Propeller and Frame Are SO Bad.
iy Wrecked That Continuation Of
Flight Toward London is Postponed
a pay--Narrow Escape from Death.

Chatham, England, Aug. 1S.-John
b. Moissant, the Chicago aviator who
Is attempting the fly from Paris to
London, descended for the second time
time near here today, breaking the
propeller and part of the frame of the
machine in making the second landing.
The broken parts must be replaced
from Paris and a resumption of the
flight to London before tomorrow is
improbable. Neither Moissant nor his
mechanician was injured in the acct
dent.
Good Luck Deserts Him.
The good fortune which acCompa-
MED Moissant in the earlier stages of
his flight from Paris and in his record
breaking journey across the channel
with a passenger, seems to have de-
shores.
Motor defects in the aeroplane,
which yesterday had worked without
stop, forced him to make two sue
cessive landings when about half way
on the course between London and
Tilmanstone, where he assembled at
4:55 this morning.
Narrow Escape From Death.
His first descent, a mile from Sit
tingborne, about thirty-tive miles from
London, was due to the displacement
of small pin in the mechanism, entail
ing an immediate descent. He mar
| rowily escaped in the landing miss
ing the mouth of a deep chalk pit, a
fall into which would have meant
death for the aviator and his mechani-
clan. Repairs to the machine detain'
ed him nearly three hours.
He then made a second start but
had scarcely covered ten miles to-
ward his goal when second accident
brought him down at Rainham, Kent
| Another Accident to Machine.
| rod connecting up the driving
gear of the aeroplane was fractured
stopping the engine and forcing the
Chicagoan to the ground. He landed
| III d htlu, Jul Olly hoiuiihS
of the aeroplane prevented its plung
ing into clump of trees.
Moissant made an abrupt turn tC
escape the trees and the machine
came down heavily, breaking ant
smashing the blade of the propeller
Moissant and his mechanician climbed
out uninjured, but on looking ovel
the damage were Of the opinion tha
repairs could not be made on the spo
and must wait for new parts for which
they Immediately telegraphed to Paris
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Temperature for Twenty.four Hours.
Forecast foe Nebraska.

CnlCagO, aug. lS.-lne bulletin IS
issued by the Chicago station of the
United States weather bureau gives
the forecast for Nebraska as follows:
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
RoYd County Results.

Butte, Neb., Aug. 1S.-Special to The
News: All but one precinct gives:
Aldrieh, %; Cady. 100; Dahlman, 1870;
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
CENSUS REPORT
ON 3 CITIES
MILWAUKEE HAS 373,s57, OR
GAIN OF 81 PERCENT.
Des Mones Now Has s6,36s, an In
crease Of 24,22e or SO Pereent-Dav-
exports Population Shows an In
crease Of 22.1 Percent.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-The popula-
ton Of Milwaukee, Wis, is 373,S57, an
increase of SS.542, or 81 percent as
compared with 2S5,3l5 in 1900.
The population of Des Moines is
86,36S, an increase Of 24,229 or 80 per-
cent as compared with 62,139 in 1900,
The population Of Davenport. Ia, is
43,02S, an increase Of 7,774 or 22.1 per-
cent as compared with 1924 in 1900.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

les, S9,91O,O00: MADEIRA Y manufac
turas dc id, S9.452 900: pan de aceite
S7,626 900: carbonate dc cal. 81
200, 900: Oleomargarlna, 1885 900
trementina, 81 .621 ,000: aceite de Sc
millas de algod6n, 1854 900: fru-
tas pasas, So. 3.225,OOO: salvao, So
l5S, 900: segadoras, 5000, 0,0O0.-Que
totalizadas dan una suma de S26l,
1000.
La Importation de productos ale
names a los Estados Unidos es como
sigue;
Reactivos qufmicos, drogas, tin
tes, etc, Sl9.366 900: algod6n y ma
nufacturas de i'd, S1S.037, 600: pa :
pei Y manufacturas de i'd, 81 ,Sl7,-
900: soda v manufactures de id, 81.
Ill 900: iuguetes, $6,50S 600: pie
les v manufactures de i'd, S5.5l5,
600: vasijas de barro, piedra Y loza,
5,2S7 600: acero, hierro y artefac-
tos i'd, S4.995, 900: azdcar de reno
lacha, S4.S06.OO0: cuero Y artefac-
tos de id. S4,653, 900: Lana y artefac-
tos de id, 100000: cueros de res V
pieles, S3,4l5,OO0: fertilizantes va
bonos, 1885,. 600: caucho y artefae-
tos de i'd, s., ,l66, 600: MADEIRA v ma
nufactnras de i'd, 81, ,6O6 ,0OO.-Que
arroisn un total de &lO1 ,52S, 600.
Como Sc We, Ia balanza mercantil
Sc inclina en- favor de los Estados u
nidos con un total de 16O, LIS, ,OOO,-
sobre Ell comercio alem&n, 10 que de-
que, otas las hostilidades
Ell comercio norteamericano hubiera
msyores peEiuicios por Sci
mayor el volumer De p1sv ntas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

Salinas V en- Ponce; mas no pudo a.
firmar que en- esos cssos Ia destIsu-
ci6n Sc fundsra Ell parclalidades po-
liticas. por que no es clerto. En- el ca
so de Salinas Sc destituy6 el juez por
ell grave delito de haberse hospedado
en- Ia casa de un amigo suyo que
.enia un asunto pcndiente en- Ia Cor
te municipal: Ell el case de Ponce no
intervino Ia poktioa; el juez renun-
clio por motives de indole estricts-
mente privsda. que no deben men
ciona-se en- e-ta carta.
"Pero el Attorney Hoyt .olvido
informar 81 Comits de'Asuntos Insu-
lares que. entire hos iueces que desig-
ma el Gobenador para las Cortes de
Distrito. c1istS6 uno, Mr.. Erwins, 4
ouien So exiglj III rcnuncia por graz
des escandslo< piblicos en- Huma-
Gao. Y hubo otro. Mr.. kopel, & quien
50 persigae attn por estafa, estando
pr5fugo en- los Estados Unidos '
siendo impossible aklzar que com
parezca 1 responder de los dehsos
que Sc Ie atribuyen. Estos dos jue-
ces,. Erwr1s y Hope, no son puerse-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10
En- Mayo sera ir1agurado el servicio entire Ba-
viera y Stamberg y Oberamergan.
Brasil prepara erandioso recibmento al gran de"
mocrata Mr. Bryan
Graves rozamentos entire Jspdn Estsds nd* sare
Manchurian0.
De nuestro servicio cablegraico.

terminado el bill dc presupuesto ma
val ascendente 4 2o3 mi!lones de Ii
bras. Ii Almirantazgo ha hecho al
gunas modifcacic1es en- la inversion
de esta suna. Gera aumentado el nd-
nero de tonelsdas a los nuevos
dreagnonsht asi como el mlnero de
torpederos Y submarines.
| New York, MARIO 10-Despaohos
, de Roma Ian cuerta del incidente
ocurrido entire Ell general Prudentl y
ell diputado Ch;esa, perteneciente d
la derecha liberal. Var.1t frases ver-
tidas por ell representaEse Ell la ca
mara de las c,lales Sc crey6 ofendldo
el general dieron motive a un duelo,
del cual resulto herido el diputado
Chiesa. =.
New York, MARIO 10.-Se sabe de
fuente 6dedigna que entire los gabi-
netes dc Washington y Toxic Sc han
cruzado notas NADIA tranquilizadoras
para la buena ammonia International
En- los circulos politicos Sc habla de
prontas y serias difcultades entire
smbas potencias por la question de
los ferrocarriles de Manchuria. Al
gunos diarios de esta ciudsd decla-
ran que las provocaciones de los dia-
RIOS de Toxic estan inspiradas por el
gobierno del Mikado que Sc muestra
deseoso de jugar Ia partida antes que
el gobierno americana realize ell pro-
grama naval que tiene en- proyecto.
Ell Jap6n--dicen-se encuentra dis
puesto ylo tiene todo provisto hasta
en- sus mfnimos dctalles. No ha alvl-
dado NADIA en- su marina nj en- su ejer-
cito. Sc esperan grandes acontecl-
mientos los que seran dihciles dc
evitar. #
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10
Z
Use os ha dicho. en- fin, por ell &C.

rrique1os.
'Se os ha dicho, en- fin, por el Ge-
neral Edwards, cue el bill sometido
4 vuestro estudio satisface Ia ge-
naralidad de los habitantes de nues-
Etra isla y solo disgusta 4 unos pocos
politicians. Os rogamos que veais
los cables que, & modo de apendice,
ahadimos 4 esta carta. LA Camara
unAnime, treinta y una municipali-
dad, cuatro Juntas Escolares, nue.
We logias masonicas protestan con-
ira el bill, sin distinction de partidos
politicos. Es Ia isla entera que 10 re-
chaz. Els toda la isla que Sc siente
bajo Ia pesadumbre de un enorme "a
tropello y os esta contemplando pa
ra yer 81 vototros, q qulenes creyo
sus redentores, sois capaces de tanta
injusticia. En- Puerto Rico no arrai-
ga la fanilia lie politicians. Para que
arraigase seria necesario importarla
de tierras lejanas. AK nadie vivc de
la polftica. ALI slo hay un medic
de explotar prebendas oficlales; es-
tar al lado del gobierno, q. es dnlco
co distributor dc beneiicios, unlco |
compensation de servicios. Los hom-
bres que os hablan Y os escrlben.
sus poderdantes de la Camara Y sus
paisanos del pals entero, defienden
4 SUI patria con total desinterfs, Y
no Sc preocupan dc sus ventajas ia
dividuales. Nunca cobraron suci--
dos del Tesoro priblico; nunca fie-
ron aspirantes Ii ocupantes de destt
nos ptblicos. Investigad, senior, 81
los que vienen i informar contra
Puerto Rico ,desde los mas grandes
hasta los mas pequehos, Sc encuen-
tran ell iguales condiclone> Y rueden
expresarse con igual franqueza.
"PresentamoS al Conlltc. y a N"S
sehor Presidente. ron nuestra alta
consideration personal. nurStra pro-
funda gratitud por la> cort"s"> 4
tenciones V las hon'ta'IoSa> .lctcren-
cias que nos dispcnSastels- \ queda-
mos 4 vueStras orieneS Y a la ':"i
Comit6.-Luis Nu1o- RIrerd. Gag,
Coll Cuchi.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10
SeIVicio po|iciaco
en- Ponce.

Mario s.-La fuerza lie cSte dis
trito durante las ultinas II horaS
presto los siguicntes servlcIes;
Puesto de Ponce--lnfraccl6n ley
de csrreteras. 2altersci6n de IA paz. >
Playa de Ponee.-iuegos prohibl-
dos. .: sandal. | : aggression grave, | q
Detective. = hurto nenor, >.
Total. 10.
En- Ia Playa fu6 sorpnendlda a
yer por la policia de aquel poblado
una jugada de monte habiendose A.
cupado naipes Y dinero a los contra :
vensores p,lestos 4 disposition dc Las
autoridaics.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

New York, MARIO 1O.-El gabine-
te de Washington inslstc en- descono-
GER cl goblerno de Nicaragua, que pre-
side ell ST. Madriz, alcgando que es
Unconstitutional. Por tanto no scra
include en- Ia ilista de la secretara
de estado hasta que no pruebe su
constituclonalidad por medic dc la
sanclon del electorado.
New York, MARIO l0.-Despachos
del Brasil informan que en- aquella
repubhca del Sur Sc preparan suntuo
sos festejos en- honor del gran de-
mocrata norteamericano y leader del
tradicionalismo Mr.. William J.
Bryan. Todos los centros sociales Sc
disponen a cumplimentar dignamen
te al eminente estadista y politico
del Norte. Ell gobierno le hara una
reception Official digna de su alta re-
putaoi6n.
Ell senior bryan dara una conferen
cia en- el paraninfo de la universidad
para cuyo acto ha sido invitado por
la docta corporation.
New York, MARIO 10.-El congre-
so ha declsrado que no otorgara al
comandante Peary el ascenso de al
mirante hasta tanto este mo- pruebe
de modo indiscutible los descubri-
mientos de sus viajes de exploration
en- las regiones articas.
New York, MARIO 10.-Munich,
"a capital del RENO de Baviera sera
Ia primera en- establecer el servicio
regular depasajeros utilizando Ell di-
rigible tipo Zeppelin. Sc ha fjado ell
mes de Mayo para inaugurar el ser
vicie de viajes, entire aquella capital
y Oberammengan.
New York, MARIO 1O.-Hoy fue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10
Despidiendo al 81. WaId.
El consejo ejec utivo del.
que fue presidente asis-s
tio a su despedida.
Tn fotogrsfo saco algunas WIS.,
tas del ac,O desde la toldilla
del vapor.

A las 3p. m. de aver sali6 en- el va
por correa que va para los Estados
Unidos ell Sr. Cabot Ward secreta.
rio dc Puerto Rico y presidente del
consejo cjecutivo que deia la isla de-
finitivamente. A las 3 menos Is mi
nutos lego al vapor ell Sr. Ward y a.
Iii lc espcraban para despedirle, en-
tire otras personals, los Sres. presiden
tc Y jucccs del supreme, Srcs. J. C.
Hernandez, Wolf, Mac Leary y Toro
Cuevas: Comodoro Roherer: hernia,
nos Behn conseieros del ejecutivo,
Srcs.: del Vale. Nias-Ochoteco. Tra-'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

vl'>o. >anchcz-Morslns, Parbosa;
Grom.r. Dxtsr Y SAWYER: Ia mayor
pArrc Dc los emplcados de la secreta-
TIA dc Pue-to Rico V de auditoris,
Luis Tom. .efe de Ia policia Sr. Shan
ton. Iyc'io. Antonio Alvarez Sava:
Fcniinsnd Cesteros: Lcdo. Deietau:
Eusenlo Medina consul de Espaia.
Lr'!o. MonseTst v LIDO. Nonserrat-.
>'Irn: slcalde del Vale Ati,es: Dixs.
Ca<tro: Weisberg Fernandez Juncosl
Y alguno. periodiStas.
In fOtogrsfo ssco slsunas vlstas,
en- Ia tOldilla de vapor en- nsonentoA
que salia Ia concur-eEciA v 4 las 5
en punto dejo su mueue FL Carc-
Inns.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

los miles de pesos que le costara ella.
Que sc trata de TN acto de justicia
en- QUE deben quedar incluidos to-
dos los notariOs. sean puertorrique-
NOS o espalolcs, que han sufrido los
mismos perjuicios v que por 10 tanto
deben ser resarcidos en- 10 possible
de elIos por FL Pueblo de T. Rico. Que
Ia cuautia del bill debe ser elevada
$50 !OOO o 10 que sea necesario, para
efectuar Ia correspondence indemni-
zacion, con Ia que esta de acuerdo.
Coutinua ea II pigina q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10
Sc inforrna el resulta-
do de Ia conaision
conjunta.
Ouedan includes 10 P. de
c; 6 c. B. " R. c, los
que seran disc utidos pre-
terentemente.
La indomnizaci0n d los notari0S
resulta un ''toro" y SO discu.
to ampliamente.

A las 1O.40 de la mahana del lu-
nes 7 Sc pasa lista y contestan %
dele gados.
Ell Speaker informa el resultado
de las reuniones de La comisi6n con-
junta de la camara y del consejo pa
ra llegar a un acuerdo respecto de
la Legislation que Sc ha de dar pre-
ferencia y que a pesar Gle que ambos
cuerpos quedan en- ibertad de Sc
guir considerable y aprobando
otros proyectos quedaron incluidos
en- ell acuerdo de preferencia los 81
guientes proyectos.
P. de c. 131-73-s5-64-S1-
74-135--114-133 y 104.
G. B. 22-5O-19-12-0 y 81.
R. G. y 10.
Despues da el speaker una lijera
explicaci6n de cada uno de los pro-
yectos de ley incluidos en- el informe,
los que deben ser discutidos prefe-
rentemente..
Ell deegado Sr. Diaz-Navarro
pregunta 81 esta include Ell bill de
Sanidad y el speaker le informa que
csc proyecto no esta traducido nj
impreso aun y que Sc considera di-
ficil puede ser considerable 10 mlsmo
que Ell de jueces municipales uno
de los del conflicto del pasado ailo,
que pudiera ocasionar nuevas diff
cultades ahora. Que de esos pro-
yectos no Sc ha tratado en- las Sc
stones celebradas por la comisi6n
con;unta.
81 Sr. Matienzo Cintr6n pide que
ell Proyecto de ley para el estable-
cimiento de un anc6n en- Palo Seco
aprobado por la camara, debe ser
enviado al consejo y asi 10 soliclta.
Sc le informa que ha vuelto del con-
sejo con una enmienda. Sc discute
brevemente por los Sres Acu1la, Dlaz
Navarro, Soler y Matienzo con res
pecto a La viabilidad del proyectto a
causa de decirse en- Ell proyecto que
la suma asignada es para construc =
ci6n y mantenimiento del anc6n
Y ell Sr. Acuha informa que los mum
cipios de Bayamon y Toa-baja Sc
han comprometido a sostener ell
empleado necesario para el servicio
Ell Sr. Diaz-Navarro o beta que 81
no Sc fila clarame nte en- la
lev 10 del mantenimiento podria re-
sultar un fracaso el proyecto y per-
dida el objeto que Sc proponen los
autores Sres. Acuha y Matienzo.
Sc propone que para evitar el fra
case del proyecto y asegurar su buen
exito Sc vaya a conferenciar con ell
consejo y asf Sc acuerda.
Sc da cuenta con la R. c. numero
9. Indemnizacion a ciertos notarios.
Ell Sr. Llorens solicita sea leido
integramente ell proyecto y asf Sc
hace por ell auxiliar del secretario.
Despues dice ell delegado por Ponce
que 81 este proyecto de ley represen-
ia una justisima tendencia de resar-
cir perjuicios sufridos por nota-
rios puertorriquehos que fueron des-
poiados de derechoS adquiridos oca-
sionandoseles grandes perjuicios, ese
acto debe extenderse a otros nota-
rios, por ejemplo al Sr. Alvarez Ma
va, notario espahol, que por ell cam
bio de soberania per did su notarla y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-10

aumentos de sueldos ell plazos que
puedan quedar a la disposition del
eobnrno Sc da a este una nueva ar
ma de corruption que puede ser en-
peada en- determinsdos caSos en-
periuicio de los intereses del pals.
Coutinds ea L. plgina a.