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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-10
Marine News
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
TOnnage Engagements

Tonnage engagements
The German ship Elfrieda. now at this port.
Is chartered for wheat from Portland or Puget
The British steamer Oeeano. which arrived
prior to arrival for lumber aud merchandise
from this port and Puget Sound TO Australia
Exports for south Coast
The British steamer Strathtay, which put in
here to finish loading. sailed for Balboa Canal
Zone. yesterday with merchandise laden here
for Central American ports valued at So SS6.
and cargo from this port for Panama. valued
5000 lbs meals. u pkgs fresh fruits. 800
es kerosene, cs oil, pks machinery and
for Panama included 95. COO lbs salt. 1000 bales
hay, 24o es canned goods, 8 bbls hour, 80 cs
salmon. sam Az IDS meals, 90 casks beer 59o
s drums gasoline. 1920 # lumber, Is cs
The steamer had 49OO bbIs aour, sos es
salmon, 2, ne, SOS # lumber and All piles.
valued at S36.167. route from Puget Sound
TO west coast ports.
Oil Carrier Clears
The British tank steamer winnebago was
cleared Tor kuchinotzu. Japan, yesterday with
at S66,500
Barley for England
The French bark Colonel de villebos MareuiI
s.. 4S4 centals of barley, valued at s71 .sIs.
Shipments for the North
The steamer City OF Puebla sailed FOR Vic
toria on Wednesday with cargo for various
including the Following 5000 lbs rsisins-
13.625 lbs dried fruit S2T pkgs fresh fruits, 214
pkgs vegetables. 300 cs and $50 lbs meals
500 lbs sugar, 276 cs canned goods. 149 gals
ana 100 es wine. 4s1 lbs baled hay, 2.O32
lbs seeds. "a rolls leather. pkgs machin-
cry, ?, ,425 lbs steel plates. II cs fuse. 70
bbls oils. 1 automobile
- The steamer g. L Loop was cleared for
Vancouver yesterday with S6S,OOO bricks. val
ued at $500
Notice TO Mariners
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
OAHU ISLAND. Southerly Side PEARL,
HARBoR-Temporary Buoy 3. a second class
the completion Of dredging operations in its
immediate vicinity.
l. H. 3, List ot BuOys, ETC.. Twelfth Sub
: By the order OF the Bureau Of Light
Houses
LEO sAHM Lieutenant. U. S. n.
Inspector, Nineteenth L. H. District
ASTORIA, Dec. s.-The steam schooner shasta
sailed today for San Francisco with a cargo Of
lumber loaded at St Helsns.
The Norwegian steamer Ryja OF the regular
oriental line sailed today with a cargo for China
and Japan.
The lighthouse tender Heather has zone N
Portland, where It will go the drydock for
oyerhauling.
The steamer Rose City sailed this morning for
San Francisco and San Pedro It carried
heavy freight cargo and 800 passengers.
The French bark THEIRS with a cargo OF grain
for the United Kingdom, arrived last evening
and VIII go TO sea Saturday.
The French bark Pierre Antoine arrived tn ;
afternoon from Newcastle with cargo OF coal.
a portion OF which will be discharged at Astoria
on board Of last Saturday. and since that time
has been beating about outside waiting a favor
able opportunity 70 cross in.
The steamer Sue Fl. Elmore arrived this after
from TillamoOk
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-10
DIRECTOR PAYor LECTURES school Dlree

OlhEC1Oh FAIO1 LEC1UhES-S School Diree-
tor Payot delivered a lecture yesterday after
noon to the pupils and teachers of the girls
high school The subject was s.Some of the
Historic Castles Of France and it WAS Illus
trated with views
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-10
as follows

P. Mulcahey. owner of Lewiston. which died
recently in the east. has secured two horses
which he hopes may fill the vacancy left ~,
the death of hfs good horse. He has purchases
Tom Murphy and Tony Koch
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-10
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 9.-Ooservations taken at
a. m
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-10
PENSACOLA RESULTS

Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15

bent IL is with some desrec OF par
ticipation in responsibility that this OPP
portunity Is taken TO not only assume
this responsibility, but TO point out the
possibility. indeed the probability, of ap-
preaching error on his part.
IL is OF comparatively insignificant con
sequence what are 10 be The fortunes OF
the Democratic party OF the future COM
parable with what is TO be the moral. The
commercial and the social future OF the
commonwealth OF Idaho. This is the ab
elected the governor because ne WAS a
Democrat He was elected because ne
possessed the cleaner qualifications for
the position ms between himself and the
other candidate. Governor Brady.
Dubois Democrats Unchanged.
presume it is within the knowledge
OF Governor -elect Hawley and Of the
present pseudo state Democratic organi-
cation (Which lad littls more than a
chimpanace Ia do with his electloni that
there is no, the slightest change OF sem
timent or OF open belief on the part of
the so-calleG Dubois Democrats OF Idaho.
In relation 10 the Mormon question.
presume IL is also within his knowledge
that he received the votes OF quite all
this element OF the Democracy OF Idaho
in the election at which he succeeded 10
the governorship OF Idaho.
This element OF the party acted as
premises. They pursued that course
which nest ministered 10 their respec-
tive consciences. That there was the
same ground for campaign FOR restric-
tive laws against polygamy and church
control In politics. in harmony with the
letter and the spirit OF the organic act
Of Idaho. is ms apparent today as II was
two years ago. not alone TO the Dubois
Democrats. but to 4 large and increas-
ing ma joritY OF the Gentii0 people OF
both political parties In Idaho at this
good time,
In the event of change OF 800 votes
ODt of 81 non Mr.. II3 wiley would have
been defeated for governor, In such n
contingency State Chairman Nugent
would either have gone back on his SOL
emn threat against the Mormon people
Ia stand and deliver or take the con-
sequences. and the consequences"
threatened would have been TO take up
the light against tho un- American Nor
mons ia Idaho Just where the Dubois
Democrats, through the decision OF the
state supreme court (irom which there
was no appeaU laid II down two years
ago. per force!
Mr.. HawIoy is perfectly advised on this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
iii Rid You
OF Your Asthma a
I Will Send You a Free Trial Of My
Treatment To Prove Its
Wonderful Effects.

For yenrs and years, thousands OF suf-
ferers hnve been following the beaten path
in treating Asthma.-nnd they are still
Rasping and hawking for breath.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
DRIVES 4 SEVERE colo OR THE GRIPPE
FROM YOUR SYSTEM IN JUST 4 FEW HOURS.

promptly relieves the most misera bic
neuralgia pains. headache, dullness,
head and nose stuffed up, feverishness,
sueezpg. sore throat, running of the
nose, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic
aching.
Take this harmless Compound as di-
rcctcd. with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine made anywhere
else in the world. which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery as promptly
and without any other assistance or bad
after effects as a 25.cent package of
Pape g Cold Compound, which any drug.
gist in the world can supply.
After three years research we have
conclusiyely demon strated that quinine
is not effective in the treatment of colds
or grippe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
STIFF WARMING
To GOV. HAWLEY
The People of Idaho Don't Want
Mormon Immigration
Commissioner.
A MISSIONARY STORY
WITH A MONEY END
GOyern0r-EIect Knows the Atti-
tude Of the People and of
the Country.
BY G. E. ARNEY

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, Dec. li-Tt would he fur
thest from The design of the Idaho cor
respondent OF The Salt Lake Tribune Ia
tangic the grass particle for the In
coming governor, James II. HaW!ey Of
this city. II is that he should make tho
most Of his opportunity that I direct
my efforts. through the medium of pub
iicity. toward an aim TO better cond-
tioEs in Idaho
Tirero. are several thousand readers OF
The salt Lake Tribune In Idaho who are
familiar with the part The Tribune PLAYED
in the election of Mr. Hawlcy as COVER
nor over Mr.. Brady the present incum-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
PITTSBURG DEMOCRATIC
NEWSPAPER IS BANKRUPT

PITTSBURG. Pa. Dec. 14.-Joseph r.
Nevin formerly one Of the best known
newspaper managers in Pittsburc. filed
bis S25. n00 bond yesterday as receiver OF
the Pittsbure Post Publishing company
md the Sun Publishing company. Tho
Farmers Deposit National bank alleged
shat the companies could not meet their
obligations Answers admitting the allie =
cation were filed The Post Is the only
Democratic newspaper published In Pitts
burg and was established in 1912. The
Sun is an afternoon newspaper, and be :
gan its career almost five years ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
Americans Escape in Janan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. H.-Three mill
itary prisoners under sentence for long
terms, who were being brought to this
country on board the transport Sherman
which arrived today. made their escape
from the Sherman at N0easak and were
not rccaptured. An Investigation failed
10 reveal the manner Of their escape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
SEATTLE VOTERS TRY TO
RECALL" MAYOR GILL

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. l4.-Seyeral
hundred women have registered as vot-
ers I'm Seattle in order 10 sign the petl-
tion being circulated FOR the recall OF
Mayor Hiram c. Gill. Their names count
on the recall petition, but they must reg
lister again next year To be able to vote.
There is n likelihood that the recall cleo
ton will go over until March. when an
entire new city council OF nine members
VIII be chosen, without regard 10 wards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
Says Quinine is Useless and
Tells How to Break up
Worst Cold and End
Grippe Misery.

The most effective and harmless way
to cure the Grippe or brenk a severe
cold either in the head, chest, back,
stomach or limbs. is dose OF Pape g
Cold Compound every two hours until
three. consecutive doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel the cold
breaking and all grippe symptoms go.
ing after the very first dose. 1t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
BILLS PROVIDE FUNDS FOR
IDAHO AND UTAH BUILDINGS
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Represents -
tive Howell today introduced bill in
oreasing the limit of cost Of the public
building at Bingham City by sS5.o0o. and
also authorizing an appropriation of
$50. 900 for continuing the SURVEYS OF pub
lie lands in Garfield. Iron. Kane. San
Juan and Washington counties.
Senator Borah Introduces bill appro-
priatinE 100000 for A public building at
Caldwell Ida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15
PASSION PLAY CAUSES
ARREST OF THE MAYOR

GAINESVILLE. O.. Dec l3.-Thc war
between Mayor j. b. Burrows and Prose
cutor e. f. Bakely over tho presentation
of tho Passion play at moving picture
theatcr last Sunday. resulted in the arrest
OF the mayor today on charge of break
Ing the Sunday laws
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15

A sprained ankle will usually dis
able the injured person for three or
four weeks. This is due to lack OF
proper treatment. When Chamber.
lain's Liniment is applied a cure may
be effected in three or four days. This
liniment is one of the best and most
remarkable preparations in use Sold
by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-15

Tribune Want Ads.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

Los representatives de las uniones de empeados de echeras
panaderias csvadores de Filadefa han decretado la
huelga general,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15
PoT acomeTimiento
y aggression.
Pillar provoco al Sr. Roma
n.y. golpeandole despues
con un baston.
Visto ell juicio en- la corte fue
conden ado Ell belicoSo Pillar a
20 dollars de multa,


I'm IA corte del dlstrlto. Y en- Ia
Sc>'"n "a Sc ha vlSto hoy ell slgulen-
te lulrio:
FL pueblo de P. Rico contra Jose
Pillar Sergio, por acometlmlento y
agreSl"n. en- la persona del Sr. Jor-
se n"'''a's-
In 81 n,ol,Ia H. D. -. a..
mino ildicial lei distrito de San
Juan, la noche del iia II de Octu-
2re de I'm" y on IA ca'le del Conner
Il" ','l 'tieI'',' p NO. ' en- I'm cafe
ron,raba cnr.o or,ro 10 10 W
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

por la ciudad de Cag,las. Compren-
dimos pcrfectamentc los argllmcntoS
aducidos en- dicha rcsoluci6n esta-
mos dispuestos a hacer c,lanto i nues
tro alcsnce pstuvirra para cumplir 81
fin que Sc propone la rcfrIiia n Solu-
cion, tratandoSe dc Ia cirljad dc Ca
guas. Debo decir. sin embargo. que
Obras PGblicas nunca ha construi-
do nj rcparado las traveSlaS dc otras
poblaclones, eXccpto en- casos muv
rXcepcionalcs. Ia Icy cspanola dis
ponia, one solamcutr rodia Ia jcfa-
tura dc Obras puhlicaS hacer csta cla
sc de obras crando hIbiese Sidn de-
mostrada la insolvcncia del mani..i-
pio favorecido. V solamentc So cncar-
gaba Ia jefatura de la conservation
dc las tavc>ias que dcspucs de haber
sido constrIidas por los municipios
intcrSados, huhiescn sldo rccihidas
oficlalmente por Obras puhlicas.
En- la ultima legislature Sc discuii6 FL
proyecto de ley para Ia conservation
de las travesiss de las carrteras in
sulares, Y dicho proyecto fuf dcrro-
tado casi unaninemente IN la cSma-
ra.-El deegsdo Sr. Sola, PRESENT.
mas despues un proyecto de lev para
la construction de un empalmc direr-
to entre IA csretera central. 4 Ia Sa
lids de Cayey, con Ia calle principal
de Caguas, Este proyecto obtuvo Ia
de Ia camsra v 81 NAL no
recuerdo. fut incluido en- 81 provectn
genera de csrreterss.- EStuv lis
pueSto q spovar este ultimo prprs-to
eferido. Que espero sea una ~olurion
bsstsnte acceptable al municipin. dcl
cnal es Nd 81 Hon. alcaldc Resp
tucsamente.-G. Grahame- -Cousionz
do del Interior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

Iplicidad en- el fraude. Los peri6dicos
de la oposicion estreman sus ataques
contra ell gobierno cuyo escandalo
califican de Nueuo Panamd. Exis-
ten complicados muchos hombres
promlnentes. Ell gobierno ha nom
brado una comisi6n para que Sc pro-
ceda a una escrupulosa investigation
de los hechos.
New York, Mario 14.-El comit&
de asuntos insulares informo hoy
acknowledgements a la camara el pro-
yecto del representante Olmsted. En-
las nuevas enmiendas hechas queda
reducida a 3 mil acres la cantidad de
terra que pueden poseer las corpora
clones. Solo Sc han hecho ligeras re-
fomas en- ell texto principal del
proyecto.
New York, Mario 14.-Mr. Wood
ruff, chairman del comit6 republica-
no del estado de New York ha rehu-
sado las indicaciones del ex-secreta-
rio Root para que renunciara el car
go, con motive del incidente de la
election de Coob como leader del /,
senado de Albany.
New York, Mario l4.-El estado
actual del 6rden en- Filadelfia ms
pira inquietudes. Aver en- una asam-
,blea de representatives de las unio-5
mes de distribuidores y emplsados.
de lecherias, panaderias y estibado-,,
res Sc acord6 por mayoria decretar''
la huelga de dichos gremios, para
corresponder al llamamiento de So
tlidaridad hecho por los motoristas
| y conductors de calros electricos.
Reina indescrptible panico en- ell CO..
mercio. Ell presidente Taft, ha rehu-
sado intervenir en- el conflicto, ma,
nifestando que solo Sc limitara &
mantener ell 6rden. Ell gobernador
del estado ha Iamado a Las armas Ia
guardia nacional. Varios escuadro-
nes de policia y tropas de Inca estan
llegando a la ciudad, Sc han tornado
las medidas necesarias para reprimir
cualquicr motin. Jtzgase Ia situa-
cion muy comprometida para las
autoridades del Estado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15
De nuestro servicio cablegrAnvv.

New York, Mario 14.-Mr. Shaw
ex-secretario del tesoro pronunci6
un discurso en- la universidad de-
Flladelfia, que ha causado profun-
da sensacion en- los circulos politi-
cos de Washington. Ell orador decla-
70 que era inminente una guerra en-
tire Estados Unidos y ell imperio del
Jap6n, para muy en- breve. 'Ambas
naciones-dijo ell orador-se discuten
el privilegio del comercio en- Ell O.
rente y ell dominic del Facffico".
A preguntas del publico para que
Iexpresara su opinion respecto a que
nacl6n quedaria vencedora, rehuso
responder, manifestando que era
muy dudoso hacer tai afilmacion
nj siquiera en- hipotesis, pero repiti6
la Erase de Bismark, cuando ell triun-
TO del 20, para demostrar la magni-
tud de la contienda; "que ell estam-
pldo de los canones repercutirian
en- todos los ambitos del planeta. !"
Los diarios de Toxic no dan i'm
portancia a tales declaraciones, las
que dlcen carece de Fundamental,
pues hoy mas que nunca el Mikado
Sc esfuerza por mantener las mas
cordlales relaciones con el gobierno
de Washington.
Por noticias extraoficiales Sc tie
ne conocimiento que en- los arsena
les de Toxic Y Yokohama reipa
gran actividad desde hace dos me
ses.
New York, Mario 14.-Despachos
de Paris informan que la revelaci6n
hecha por varios diarios sobre gran
des fraudes cometidos en- la liqui-
dacion de los bienes de las comuni-
dades religiosas ha causado enome
sensaci6n en- ell goberno y cfrculos
.polfticos. Mr.. Dues, confes6 haber
adquirido como miembro de La CO.
mission liquidadora una cuantiosa
fortuna: que en- los juegos de bolsa
perdi6 varios millones de frances.
Ell secretario Gauthier admiti6 ell
alcance del fraude que Sc hace ascen-
der a dos millones dc frances. La ca
sa del famoso gencalogista Coutat,
ha sido sellada. Sc le acusa de COM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

Por conducto dc Ia Srta CUTLER
nina Davila Sc han recibido en- el
Rrfugio de Nihos DeSamparados
cineO dollars, correspondientes 4 sus
cripciones de Enero V Febrero de
las Srss- V Sres. siguientes;
Sra. Ramona Pintueles de Torres.
Srts. Guillermins Davila, ID. Ma
nuel Fernandez Lssclotas. Ramon
Figueros, CristOhal Fran. Entire los
buenos cOrszones de Ia isla va encon
trando tambien eco Ia benefica inst;
tuci6n que smpara V educs a los nj
nos hufrfanos en- peligro de perder-
Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15
E1 doctor Gutierrez
ordena la clausura a
de varios hornos de
pan'
La muerte del Sr. Sicardo
ha sido muy sentida.
Los vecinos de Flerida adentro
y Florida afuera 40 estan con-
formes con Ia segregation de
arcelOneta
(De nuestro corresponsal }


Mario 12.-Una comisi6n COM
puesta del Rev. padre Serafin, don
Jose Rivera y don Francisco Morey
recolectan fondos con el fin de cele-
brar las festas religiosas de Semana
Santa.
Ell casino espanol tiene anuncla-
do un bale que Sc llevara a efecto
ell domingo Gle pascuas.
Ell cinematografo de nuestro
amigo don, Osmfn Roques ha sido
trasladado al poblado de Barcelona
ia.
Ell Sr, Inspector de Sanidad DR..
Gutierrez ha girado una vista de
inspection a esta ciudad con motive
de una queja presentada por Custo-
dio Rodriguez contra algunos dep6-
sitos de leche, de cuyo resultado han
sido clausurados las panaderfas de
don Julio Pinto, Cort6s ,Hirmanos
don Enrique Zorrilla: asi como los
dep6sitos de leche de don Florentino
Melendez, Ramon Hernandez y otros
LAS cortes municipal y de paz
han celebrado sesiones aver, despa-
chando bastantes asuntos.
Ell consejo municipal SAGA a p1-
blica subasta una finca rtistica demo-
minada "Sabana SEGA" V compuesta
Gle 146 cuerdas de terrenos con ell fin
de invertir SUI importe en- seguir arre-
glando las GALES de concrete.
Ell plato del dia es la segrega-
cion del poblado de Barceloneta sin
anuencia de la mayor parte de pro-
pietarios de Florida Adentro y Flo
rida Afuera, que no estan confome
con la dicha segregation.
Ell Sr. Jose Rivera Miranda pa
sa por la pena de haber perdido a SUI
padre polftico don Francisco Sicardo
empleado municipal que supo captar
Sc las simpatfas y confianza de sus
superiores por SUI honradez y ylaborio-
sidad, buen padre de numerosa fa-
milia, buen ciudadano y uno de los
sostenedores de las ideas avanzadas
de nuestra causa en- este pueblo. Nos
asociamos a la pena que afllge d la
familia Rivera. Que Di6s acoja en-
SUI seno al buen ciudadano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

encontraramos con que rcsulta anti
constitutional V por 10 ;anto imprac
ticable hahiendoSe perdido el item
po. Ademas de este que mi pobre
criterio me Sujiere tengo otras razo-
mes para combatir el proyecto que
consiiero no puede dar TN resultado
practice.
CNcase Ia edicci6n de mafana.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15
La Nuvia Ioja en- Cia|es.

Mas de doscientas personals han
vlsitado nuestras oficinas atraidas
por la curiosidad vel inter6s cienti-
flco a yer la piedra yla hoia de
tabaco impregnadas de roio, re-
mltldas por nuestro active CO.
rresponsal en- CialcS-v no en- Que
bradillas como erroneamente So diio
ayer.,-de la llamada "lluvia" de
sangre' que cayo recientementc en-
aquel poblado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15
SENSAC|0NALES DECLARAC|0-
NES DEL EX-TES0RER0 SHAW.
En- un discurso pronunciado en- Ia univcrsfdad
de Filadelfia aseguro un proxirno conflicto
armada entire Estados Unidos vel Jepon,
Dice que Ell orieen de la lucha es ell privileeo CO.
mercial e dominic del Pacifico.

b Omsted ha do nformado avorablemente por cani,
te de asuntos insulares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-15

municipal de Hatillo para que 81 lc
estima prudente, pues no Sc trata de
un mandate imperative, haga esa
cesion y pueda darse ell case de que
'cuando ALI Sc enteren por la prensa
de los argumentos aqui presenttados
por ell delegado por Humacao, no ce-
dan ell terreno y procedan de acuer-
do con las idaas de su senoria. Pero
no obsta para que tratemos de ser
mas papista que ell Papa y vayamos
a impedir los prop6sitos del munich
pio de Hatillo que conociendo sus
intereses V su convenience desee ce-
der esos terrenos a la comunidad eX-
presada la que ofrece levantar ALI lin
edificio en- donde Sc de instruction
a los nihos. Tn gran pensador dlo
que eel mundo estaba demaslado
gobernado" Y nosotros tratamos, de
gobernar demasiado prctendlendo
obstaculizar aquellos. Creo que no
serfa malo que va que la camara ha
cedido solares en- terrenos del pue-
bio de p. Rico deje al municiplo de
Hatillo en- libertad de hacer ceslo-
nes identicas Y va que de su conve-
niencia Sc trata. =
Tizol. Que Sc enmiende 10 de chi
nos de la mission" Y Sc olga solamen-
te "nihos" Asi quedan ellos en- liber-
tad de utillzarlo como les parezca
V todos pueden disfrutar del bene-
ficio.
.Sanfoni. Los nihos no tienen mas
religion que la que lc ensehan srIs
pndres.
Tizol. Retro la enmienda.
Sc vota el provecto V sc aprueba
sin mas debate. FL Sr. Diaz Navarro
pide Sc vote por lista. 22 por ). Apro
hado.
P.dcC. Of. Del Sr. Maticnzo Gin
tr6n. Para regular los cnntratos en-
tire centrales V colonies. Sc fila en- I'm
6 el tanto por ciento minimo de azu-
car sohre el peso de la cana. FL au-
tor Solicita Sc discuta en- comisinn
total.
Georqe'h. ST. presidente pido que
So lame al salon los Delegates que
estan en- los pasillos. DeSeo que en-
la discussion de este bill e~ten a1ui
todos los abogados que pertenecen
& Ia camars.
VreUn Pido que go provecto se
dele sobre Ia mess en- 10 que 50 des-
pschen otros bill de menns importsn
cis V que estan va iniormadOs-
Georoetti. En- contra de Ia moci6n.
Este proyecto qued6 sohre Ia mesa
el sibado Y yo pido So discuta sin
mas dlacion. Deseo que Sc Giga en-
este asunto la opinion de los shoga
dos de Ia csmars pues seria lamenta-
bic que fueran squi 4 discutir V apro
bar yn proyecto de ley Y luegO nos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-22
Delinquent Tax Roll
Year Ending February 18th, 1910.
CITY OF Ell PASO, TEXAS.


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