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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
HAYS BELIEVES IN
THE COLD GEYSERS
Says Report of Discovery in
Yellowstone Park Is Amply
SubStantiated.

II. H. Hays of Salt Lake. belives that
the discovery Of the "phenomenaliy
cold water Eeysers" in Yellowstone
Park. recently brought 20 public notice.
is amply substantiated. MT. Hays re-
turned from the park Friday morning.
and says:
Il have not seen the new geyser yet.
but at Yellowstone Thursday I met
Howard O'Conner OF Nysss, ore, who
spent the entire winter in the park.
Mr.. OConner made the circuit OF the
park in midwinter. on skis, and secured
the finest collection OF winter scenes
In the park that 1 have ever seen. He
told me that he first saw the new gey-
ser in Norris Basin. March II. II
erupts from a fissure about the size Of
a mans body. which for some time pre-
viously to the outburst had been the
opening for a powerful steam vent OF
such force that IL completely dWarfed
the Black GrOwler"-one of the at
fractions OF the basin. The new gey-
ser throws a column OF cold water al
most constantly and to heights OF from
twenty to fifty feet. other reports
have placed its height OF eruption much
higher, but Mr.. O'Conner believes that
his estimate Is approximately correct.
"Of course the accepted theory OF
geyser action cannot be applied to this
anomalous cold water newcomer. and
IL cannot, strictly speaking, be termed
a seyser. From Mr.. OConner's descrip-
ton, apprehend that Its activity Is
caused by some small newborn subter-
ranean stream. not far underground.
coming IN contact near the aperture
OF the fissure with a great volume OF
steam that comes UP from the caverns
below. This explanation may be in
adequate. but at any rate the new gey-
ser Is attracting marked attention, and
will be anxiously looked forward to by
the army OF travellers who will tour
Yellowstone this season"
Mr.. Hays reports that the summer
season in the park Is more advanced
than he has ever seen at this time OF
the year. The snow IS gone, not only
from the flats but from all the wooded
slopes. For a month on more bright
days have been the rule
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

~ WANT to issue a warning to the
i mothers OF this city," said state
Food and Dairy Inspector VII
lard Hansen yesterday afternoon. that
they should be a little careful about
allowing their children to purCnRse ice
cream cones from the Italian yen1eIs
about the streets"
The warning was made yesterday
after a general inspection Of the Ital-
Ian carts about the city Friday. one
- the most striking incidents OF the
day was Il und on Eleventh East street.
near Emerson avenue An Italian
vender was found in the neighbOrhood
OF where there Is case Of scarlet
fever. When the inspector examined
his cart he found that he had been
using less than one quart Of water ali
day In which to wash his ice cream
measure. The water was almost os
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
TO CLOSE
AT | ON SATURDAY
Utah Association Decides to Be Rep
resented at National Convention
In Denver In July.

Hereafter II you think you are go
ing to have the toothache on Saturday
afternoon you had better consult your
family dentist or the nearest dentist at
hand before D. m. II you don't you
will be compelled to suffer the grueling
pain Of the tooth until Monday morn
ing. because the salt Lake dentists and
dental supply houses have decided to
close. during the summer. at /.
The Utah dentists also have decided
to let the national convention know
they have an organization IN UtaE and
10 accomplish this end. President g W.
Gates. OF the Utah state Dental soci-
ETY., has appointed committees TO take
charge of an excursion 20 the national
convention in Denver In July.
The committees appointed by Prosi-
dent Gates for the ensuing year are:
Execuuve-Dr. a ; Wherry, Sait
Lake. chairman. DR.. r. W. Meakin. salt
Lake and DR.. II. 2. Emeis. Logan.
transportation to the convention--
Dr. A. G. Wherry. salt Lake, DR.. w. @.
Dalrymple. ogden. and DR.. s. b That
cher, Logan.
TIE dentists and dental supply houses
that have promised 10 close on Satur-
day at / during the summer are:
Ned Hewitt. w. J. Davis, William
Leon EllerbecA, L. c. F'airw ather.
Hudson. IL A. whytock. Earl = Van
Law, Otto J. Monsoni J. +. McInany.
William NJ. Waddell. J. A. Den,ke, Fred
w Mealxin. J. Boyd Gordon. c. W.
Gates. r. /. Evans. r. E Wight, A B.
Dunford. A. c. wherry. William Broad
bent. A. $. Chapman, =. o. Taylor. 9.
G. Countryr1an, Enoch VanCoIt. IL ".
Davis, ]. W. Ewin. T. NJ Brumbaugh.
T. S. Harlan. J. r. Anderson. Geprg, =.
Ellerbeck. r. NJ. KeysO-, w. A. SqUires.
Aubrey 8. Hull. I. G. PiersOn. George
+. Richards. Jr., Evan y, iucnGrds
w. c. Greene. H D. Hines. :. A. Lang
ton, l. p. Brown. William Modest. z.
S Barnett. c. W. Bird, NJ W. Snow. the
company. the State Dental Depot and
the Western Dental Supply company.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
SOUTHERN EDITOR Is
SALT LAKE VISITOR

With view 20 studying and present.
Ing before the reading public OF the
east and south. the educational In
dustrial and agricultural interests OF
the United States. Canada and Mexico
A. RoScower, editor Of the Searchlight.
or GOldsborO, n. g. is in salt Lake to
make his Investigations and compile
data, which will appear In sketch form
IN at least 200 newspapers throughout
the east and south Roscower arrived
here yesterday and leaves salt Lake
Tor ogden and Logan on Monday. He
expects to spend about six days in
Utah and Will then go 10 Idaho. He
bears Endorsements from Governor VIII
liam kttchin OF North Carolina. Gov
ernor John F. Shafroth OF Colorado. and
many other prominent personaEes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
BANQUET WINDS UP
SHERIFFS' CONVENTION

convention Of sheriffs In the history OF
the intermountain country came to a
close last night when the members OF
me lntermountain States Sheriffs as
ISOLATION were the guests OF Sheriff
John ]. OROurke OF Silver Bow coun-
", Mont, at a banquet at Casa Conten-
ia Inc sheriffs and their wives were
the guests OF the Salt Lake Route yes
terday morning when they were taken
on trip to the smelters az Tooele and
Garfield. returning to Salt Lake last
evening
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Hutchings. the portrait artist, did not
rest content until he had secured an
Introduction to Miss McCargar. and
finally secured her promise TO permit
him to paint her portrait.
The brush that painted the fair fea-
lures upon the canvas was guided by
the love god, awakening a great love
which surged up in the heart Of the
painter and found its response In the
tender eyes Of the dainty subject
Last fall, In Los Angeles, the troth
was plighted, and the Joyous month
II June named as the time for the
happy elimination Of the love dream
The wedding will be sOlemnized at
he First Christian church in Los An
geles, and Immediately thereafter the
happy young couple viii forsake, for
the time being. the studio in the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
State Food Inspector Warns
Against Ice Cream Cones

thick as cream and was as dirty IS
dish water, from coming In contact
with the dust from the street The
mans hands were dirty and sticky and
the measure, which he left lying on
sticky and covered with flies. The
vender was taken into one OF the
houses near by. where some warm
was given a good wash. He was then
made to get some clean water and
was warned that II his cart was
again found IN such a condition he
would be arrested.
"On account OF the dry weather and
80 much dust. I intend to keep a close
watch on these ice cream men who
peddle from carts" said Mr. Hansen
"and IL they do not keep them more
sanitary / Will prosecute all whose
wagons are found unclean."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
t
and ForUa a GLOWING
T. H. HUTCHINGS.

Westlake district. and spend a honey
moon I'm a pretty summer cottage pre-
pared by the bridegroom-to-be at
Ocean Park.
Miss McCargar Is a graduate of
Stanford university. She Is the niece
Of W. II. Jones. 231 Third East street.
with whom she and her mother have
been making their home.
Mr.. Hutchings attained fame in Salt
Lake for his Photographic work and
his portrait painting. Before leaving
for Los Angeles he was associated in
business under the firm name of
Hutchings & Griffith. He has won a
reputation throughout the country by
his work, and has reached the goal of
his ambition in his art and in winning
the beautiful girl soon TO become his
bride.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
NEW PLANT AT MURRAY.
Western Fire Clay Company 60 Estab-
IIsh Works 60 Make Brick.

The Western Fire Clay Company OF
salt Lake. with a capital Of $500 .0OO
Will shortly establish works at MUIR
ray. for the manufacture OF fire clay
and silica brick. The company will
commences work on the new plant i'm
mediateIy. They have obtained an
Ideal piece Of property in the smelter
city. comprising - acres ana situated
South streets, and the Oregon short
Line and the Denver * Rio Grande rail-
roads. Electrical power and a good
water supply are obtainabie on the
new site al a nominal cost. According
70 plans there will be four separate
plants erected on the property. the ma
within sixty days. The new orEa MIA
tion takes over the plant OF the West
ern Clay Products company. formerly
the Ashton Brick a. Tile company.
which had been manufacturing brick
and clay products for over thirty years.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

4 PRETTY romance. having It's
"A inception in Salt Lake but a
short year ago, and budding into per-
fection in Los Angeles in September
OF last year. will have a happy cul-
mination this week when T. Harrison
Hutchings. n former we'll known Salt
Lake portrait artist. now located in
the southern California city. will take
as his bride Miss Maude McCarger. a
pretty and accomplished Salt Lake
girl. Miss McCargar and her mother
Mrs L. J. McCargar. leave this even
ing for Los Angeles. and the wedding
VIII be solemnized shortly after their
arrival.
Struck by the beauty Of the girl
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
GREEKS TAKE BATHS IN
PARLEY'S CANYON WATERS

Citizens Of salt Lake have second call
on the water OF Parley's canyon, ac
cording TO statements by citizens living
in the vicinity OF the reservoir, for a
gang of Greeks engaged on railroad
work IN the canyon are bathing in tho
creek every day. So far there has been
no interference with the bathing on the
part Of the patrol. which is provided
through the office of the land and wa
ter commissioner, and there has been
no investi CATION TO determine the eN
tent OF the use which the laborers are
making of this source OF salt Lakes
water supply.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
PUTS BAN
UPON Prize FIGHTS
Declares Contests at Saltair
and Elsewhere in the County
Must Stop.
CHIEF OF POLICE TO ACT
DECLARES GLOVE CONTESTS IN
CITY ARE TOO MANY.

Sheriff Joseph c. Sharp announces
that no more prize fights will be pulled
of IN Salt Lake county. outside the
limits Of the Incorporated cities. Yes
terday morning he notified X. Alexan-
der Grant. who has been promoting
the contests at Saltair and Ogden. that
from now on no fights. regardless Of
the number OF rounds. will be permit
ted at the resort The action was
taken following the battle between
Cyclone Johnny Thompson and Bird
Leg Collins at the lake "Wednesday
evening. Sheriff Sharp takes the
stand that the law prohibits prize
fights. and while It is not his duty TO
swear 20 complaints. he intends TO see
that the law is observed. The pro
meters will not be allowed 20 advertise
fights, and the first bout TO be pulled
OF means that warrants will be Is
sued for the principals as well as the
promoters.
As 60 the contests held under the
auspices OF the Manhattan club at the
Salt Palace and the salt Lake Ath-
letic club at the Auditorium. he viii
make no efforts % stop them at pres
ent. maintaining that Il Is the duty OF
the police department. 10 protect the
laws in the city limits.
Glove Contests Too Many.
when asked regarding the action OF
the sheriff. Chief Of Police S. NJ. Bar
low said last night:
There have been no recent prize
aghts in the section over which the
police department has jurisdiction.
They have all been In the county.
most OF them being fought at Saltair.
We would not tolerate them in the
city proper. but there have been glove
contests In the city.
I am aware OF the fact that these
glove contests have become altogether
too numerous. and some Of them have
bordered On prize fighting. I intend
70 put a stop to some OF them. Glove
contests bring into Salt Lake an I'M
desirable element, and the best way
to get rid OF that element is to reduce
the frequency OF the contests.
II have not as yet fully made up
my mind as to the manner In which
viii handle the situation As a mat
ter Of fact, Il IS I'm a measure up to
the promoters OF the contests. II they
insist on making glove contests night
~ performances and bring prize fight
ers into the ring under the guise OF
athletic devOtees, they may expect
that steps will be taken TO entirely
abolish the contests"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Paris, June IS.-RObert W. Chanler
Of New York City. formerly sheriff Of
Dutchess county, New York, and
Madame Lima Cavaleri. the operate
soprano. were married In this city to-
day.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

II EVERY want ad brought the de-
sired result, the affairs OF daily life
would be too simple, II only an 0cca-
sional one DID. the affairs OF daily life
would be too complex
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

II your big think Just now r. about
clothes. you'll find thought food" In
plenty In the ads.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-24
PR0GRESO URBA-.
NO EN- BARROS.
Es admirable su acti-
vidad en- el fonento
del ornate.
Sus GALES han sido arreela
das convenientemente Y
las aceras construidas de
cemento.
Cuenta el pueblo con una buena
orquesta compuesta de ounce
entusiastas jovenes.

De nuestro correspousal especial.
Mario 22.-De paso por la pobla-
clon de Barros tuvlmos la OCCASION
Gle flarnos en- el progreso de aquella
localidad. Las GALES estan muy bien
arregladitas, de concrete ordinario,
con sus magni6cas aceras de cemen-
to.
FL alto de la "Guaita" Sc We muy
poetico, en- donde viven los pobres
domlnan'lo la parte baja que es don
de vlven las familias acomodadas.
Ell ornate publico es cada dia ad-
mlrable. lnhnidad de casas han sido
reclentemente reconstruidas; la pla
"a de recreo Sc le estan hacienda i'm
portantes reparaciones con el fin de
celebrar en- ella las retretas; pues va
cuentan con una buena orquesta
compuesta de unos ounce mdsicos,
todos jovenes enthusiasts.
FL Sr. Gutierrez es el competente
professor que dirige dicha orquesta
cuyos gasto cubre el ayu ntamiento.
FL Instrumental fu6 donado por
los padres de los j6venes y algunos
que eran pobres, por suscripcion.
La lglesia protestante de reciente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-24

construction ha sldO retoaNl4 ca su ,
plntura con verja Y I'm gran. patio. I
Ambos cultos Sc ven const amtamen-
te concurridos, reinando la n1ayoap
ammonia. 1T 8
Llegamos d Rarranquitas V aque-
10 parecia un eden. Tn china deli
closo, alre puro Y aqua crlstalina
que convidaba.
Barranquitas hoy por hoy, es ell
pueblo mas saludahle de Puerto Ri
co. Es sorprendente ell adelanto y de
progreso de esta simpatica poblacion
En- menos de dos amos Sc ha coloca-
do a la altura de las mejorcs pobla-
clones de la isla.
Ciales es un Paris chiquito". De
todo 10 que ALI hay no hace falta ma
da. Pronto hablaremos de esa nues-
ira querida ciudad.
por Arccibo V es desechada por %
votos contra t. Sc vota ell proyecto
Q presupuesto supletorio. Por lista.
In contra los Sres. 'Benitez-Casta-
nos, Llorens Torres, Santoni y Tizol.
Sc aprueba despues en- tercera lectu-
ra.
A las 7.40 Sc suspende la session
para el luevcs a las 9 de la manana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-24
UNA ERASE ! VA
RIOS COUPLETS,
Manuel Rodriguez de
nuncio a Ia Sra. Baez
por libclo.
Dice Rodriguez que estan"
do conversando en- una
calle en- Rio Piedras paso
la adenunciada y le arrojo a
los pies un papel.
Que 10 abrio y VIC escrito unos
couplets que el juzgo "sicalip.
tlC0' para 81 buen nombre.

En- la Secci6n "a. de la corte de
dlstrlto de esta ciudad Sc vieron los
|siguientes juicios.
Uno contra Ia Sra. Clara Baez Es-
parolini, denunclada por ell Sr. Ma
nuel Rodriguez por libelo.
Ell hecho tai como 10 expresa el Sr,
Rodriguez en- su demanda es este:
EN- uno de los dfas del mes de di-
ciembre del aho pasado encontran-
dose el suscrlbiente en- una de las ca
lies del pueblo de Rio Piedras con-
versando con varios amigos, la Sra.
Clara Baez Esparolini paso por mi
lado, y despu6s de decirme una fra
Sc insultante, me arrojo a los pies
el adnjunto papel, en- el cual hay con-
ceptos infamantes para MI"
Ell abogado Sr. Tizol, defensor de
la acusada present6 una exception
fundada en- que la Sra. Clara Baez
no habfa hecho publicos los concep-
tQs que creia Ell Sr. Rodriguez infa-
mante, toda vez que ell phego fue
arrojado a los pies de 81, cerrado, y
que quien 10 ha hecho publico fu6
el sr. Rodriguez. que 10 dio a leer a
los amigos, con quienes estaba.
El Sr. .juez crey6 razonable & la
moci6n, y absolvi6 4 la referida Sra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-24

presupuesto y fu6 aprobado sin dis
cutirse uno sola de secciones. Ahora
Sc nos ha enviado aqui un presu--
puesto supletorio que no importa sea
de s q 10000 dollars y ese presupuest
to Sc ha considerable, Sc ha discutido
Sc ha enmendado partida por parti-
da y ahora Sc aprobara. Es decir pa
RI aquello I'm criterlo y para este
otro aun que las condolences en- que
nos.hallamos son las mismas sino peo
res. Aqui resulta que aumentan par
tidas y nosotros las discutimos V las
aprobamos, cuando en- el otro pudi-
mos hacer 10 mismo en- benefcio de
muchos servicios y empleados que
han quedado perjudicados.
Llorens Tores.-Si aquel presu-
puesto Sc aprob6 sosteniendose aqui
ell criterio de que debiamos hacerlo
aparte de otras razones por que era
un modico presupuesto, yo no veo
por que Vayamos aprobar ahora AL
mentos de gastos que echan por tie
ira aquel argumento de economic.
Soler.-Aqui hay unos | a 10000
dollars de gastos y en- aquel presu-
puesto Sc hicieron rcbaias por mas
de 100000 dollars.
Speaker.-El presupuesto apro
do por la camara representaba una
rebaja de 100000 dollars.
Santoni.-Pido que Sc posponga
este bill.
Sc vota la mocion del delcgado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-24
JUSTA QUEJA
De GURAB0.
El gobernador dispuso
una investigation y
resultaron ciertos los
hechos.
Las aguas de un rio, contami.
nadas, y los vecinos obliga,
dos a buscarla muy lejos,
Ahora, todos de acuerdo, Sc
construiran tanques de acuer-
do.
sss sss -

Hace algunos dias Sc recibi6 una
queja del pueblo de Gurabo al efecto
de que la central "Juncos" estaba
contaminando el rio que surte al
pueblo de aqua potable, hacienda
necesario que los vecinos fueran a u
ma distancia de varias millas q bus
car y comprar ell aqua que necesita-
ban.
Al recibir la queja ell gobernador
orden6 una investigation Immediate,
Ia cual fu6 llevada a cabo por los Sc
nores Was Ochoteco, DR.. Cordero y
el Sr. St. Elmo.
La investigation demostr6 que la
queja estaba 'bien fundada y de un
anallsis resulto que las aguas del
rio estaban contaminadas.
En- una conferencia que Sc celebr6
entire los funcionarios del gobierno
insular, ell alcalde de Gurabo y los re-
presentantes de la central, los 1lti-
mos convinieron en- construir tan
ques adecuados a fin de no permitir
a los desperdicios de la central en-
trar en- ell rio.
Este trabaio va Sc ha empezado
y Sc esta prosiguiendo bajo la inspec-
cion del Sr. St. Elmo en- representa-
ci6n del gobicrno.
Ell Sr. St. Elmo sale hoy de nuevo
para la central "Juncos" para hacer
una inspection del estado de las o.
bras referidas, y tambien el estado
de las aguas del rio en- Gurabo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-24

centrOS clentitlcOs Y llterarlos: perO
no incluye d los de recreo en- muchos
de los cuales hay establecimientos
productivos como por ciemplo Ia can
tina en- que Sc expenden bebidas en-
la mayor de los casinos.
Canales.-Yo insisto en- que las l.
glesias no deben tener privilegios
Son centros en- que esquilman & los
concurrentes y asociados, en- forma
que en- algunos casos es mayor que
otros centros.
Y senores delegados, yo creo que
81 algunos consideran el temple CO.
mo Mgar de oraci6n en- que Ell alma
Sc quiere comunicar con Dios y ele-
varle sus rezos mo levanta un gran
himno, un sublime himno q Dios, no
hace la mas hermosa oraci6n q la ma
turaleza y la creacion una pareja
que al compass del bale eleva sus al
mas a 10 alto en- solemne oraci6n de
vida y de algeria? (nplnusos)
Sc aprucba el proyecto sin mas de
bate.
Canales. Sr. prcsidentc pido que
Sc levante la session.. Hasta manana
Giorgeti.-En contra. Solo fal-
ia un dia de legislature v todavia fall
ia mucho que haccr. Debemos con-
/ tinuar esta noche hasta despachar
todo 10 que sea possible.
Discutpn brevemente los Sres
Dfaz Navarro, Giorgetti, Canales
Tizol v Garcia Duc6s 81 Sc suspende
q no hasta maIana v el speaker s'l =
iiere la idea de continuar algun item
DO mas sin lcvantar la session para
despachar 10 que hay pendlente en-
! la orclen del dia. que cS POGO, puesto
que los trabaj jos dc la c;imara estan
al dia. S. acuerda.
. 4 petlci0n del Sr. Santoni So aprue
ba sin discussion. el provecto de ley
fjando que no Sc trabale hos saba
do- por la tarde en- nin@;na de las
colecturias de la iSla.
Sc da cuenta con un InfOrme de co
mission de conferencia~ en- que Sc ha
llegado i un acuerdo entce Ia CANA
ra V conSejo executive y el :>r Gior-
getti pide sc traiGa i cum:~lin total
elC. b..
Niene de<puc< a cnmiSi0n total e!
{. B. 81. Pre>upuc>tn ~Ipletorio. Sc
r:.-cute Secc:Gn por >cccinn v hacen
a!-Inas ohjecc:onc> Y prc~entan en-
m.aa.las lo> Src<. Solcr. Diaz Nava-
r.o, T.zol. EizAhuu, Llo:ens Torres
Y Ni:e:li.
Al i.scar i IA pArtila para devo
luci6n de una suma i Ia iunta esco-
lar de Guavama. que sigui0 un plei-
To despues de consular con la Otici-
na del attorney general, el ST. Do
m:nguez Gomez dice que es ju.ta Ia
devoluci1n.
Din. ACCOMPLISHMENTS es-
tie punto ha Iado llgar i que en- eI
consejo ejec;,;ivn d:Jera aver el Az
ditor de Puerto Rico que el Pueblo
de Puerto Rico no tenia Ia culpa nj
debia ser responsible de que el atsnr
nev general de Puerto Rico que aeon
sejo e~r plci,o nn supiera 10 que te-
MA entire manos Y POGO fraeasa el
bill.
Seva 4 votar RI prnycctn. en- Ia for
ma pnmcndail-
TEo'.-QuIero explicar ms votO.
i Yo me- ven ah"rs que Ia csmara ten
! "a ninElna cpn~eruenCIa oon 81 acti-
tud paslda cuandO sc trs,O aqui el