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The Dickinson press., 1910-07-30
EAST END i! HoysE i ]! RAlpED . !. !
PLENTY OF BEER FounD

A raid was made Monday evening Of
the Kittie Roberts house just east of the
city limits and. quite a;quanlityEof beer
taken.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. Brown served the
papers. Prosecutor F. c. Hefron and
two assistants were along.
The owner of the house must. have
been advised of the move Of the officers
for as they approached the premises a
number Of the girls, in light attire, were
returning from over the hill and sub
sequent developments in connection
with the search indicated that some
one had been very busy carrying out the
bottles. The officers say that there
were .'empties" around and broken
beer bottles, indicating thst an effort
had been made to destroy the "evi-
dence'' before the arrival of the
searchers. The finding Of ice-cold
bottles Of beer in the potato patch, over
the hill, Attorney Hefpn says. makes
t,very apparent that the stuff had Just
been removed from the house. Two
barrels Of bottles were taken ito the
premises, Mr.. Heffron says. the day Of
tile search, and the amount found tallies
ont very nicely.
-Four bottles were found just outside
d fence. but on the premises de-
saefibed in the warrant, and which Mr..
#Iisffron thinks were placed there hastily
sfo The bearers Of burden. who went
/ ever sa tie hill and were too slow in re-
lEtnins for the last trip. Mr. Henron
III getting to know quite . little about
tue looks Of beer. and he is sure tina,
these bottles were just removed from 9
/ cool place within the house.
MI. Hebron says that the case will
IS put on the calendar for the REGULAR
September term Of court. No attempt
viii Be made TO close the house until
afier the trial
The Dickinson press., 1910-07-30
QBAR Man nEARb FROM
RAISING FINE TIMOTHY

Inc Courier, published at Chatham,
N. r., has the following 10 say of H.
e. Quinion. the old Q - horseman of
this country:
About three years ago there came
man from North Dakota. with his
family. and located on farm near
East Chatam. His name is Harry
Quinion and the farm which he pur-
chased is known best to old settlers as
the Ellsworth farm lying just off the
main road between East Chatham and
Canaan Four Corners, and perhaps a
mile or so from the former village.
About year or more ago Mr.. Quinion
bought the old abandoned farm of John
Shufelt, formerly the Herrick place and
for it he paid $3.50 per acre for the 200
acres The ruins of the old house may
still be seen though for several years
it has been occupied only. by bats and
swallows. 1t was rundown, aban-
doned farm if there ever was one.
1t should be said that the proprietor
of this farm is western man of pro-
gressive ideas He believes that the
theory of farming as practiced here
abouls for years is wrong; that over
production of rye and the lack of
manurial and commercial fertilizers has
depleted our farms. but he has faith in
the soil and belivees that it may be
made to produce hundred fold more
than il does and that farming can be
made to pay when you 60 at it in the
right way.
We were first treated to an object
lesson on an adjoining field of MIR.
Kirby's. This field was pasture land.
growing daisies and sorrel. To give
Mr.. Kirby ocular proof Of his theory,
Mr.. Quinion one day ran his seeder and
top dresser up into the field few rods
from the fence without Mr.. Kirby's
knowledge. Today the timothy stands
two and one-half feet high on that
''streak'' and as ''thick as hair on
dog while the rest Of the field is only
good pasturage, aud yet it also received
treatment with commercial .phosphates
of the ordinary kind Then to another
field. this time. on the Quinion place.
Here was a growth of timothy clean,
thick and two feet high. On this field
only poor quality of. sorrel had been
grown for some years. Then we came
to a field of clover. thick, even. and in
full bloom. sight to seel We passed
on. Was there no end to the tramp |!
But just one more field must be waded
through! Waded is the word! We
were at the upper side of the lot looking
down over is acres of as fine timothy
as ever grew anywhere and then we
were given permission to wade"
across the patch about diagonalIy. We
thanked the proprietor, but wished in
ward]y we had an aeroplane for a few
minutes. That timothy was good deal
like brush and thicker on the ground
than the hair on two. dogs. We
struggled through after while and
reckoned we had walked six miles or so
that day and had seen more growing
timothy than we could have discovered
from an auto along the highway in a
days ride (slow speedy
The Dickinson press., 1910-07-30
MACHINERY MOVING FAST

Il y. W. Mckenzie had sold ~ binders
up to Tuesday Of this week and he could
not fill four other orders that he had on
account of having sold out his last ma
chine. He was trying to set binders
from dealers IL Norton county. This
brought hif. McKenzie's number Of sales
up to the size of 1909. and he reports
the same number of mowers sold this
year 90 last. s,
The Dickinson press., 1910-07-30
BIG g lNcREAsE.in \ j !, STARK "A RI ....
) 81; 4 the CENSUS SHOWS s41

!. Supt. Lloyd RAIDER has tabulated tn e
school census by districts Of Stark county
for the year 1910, and finds an increase
of 542 children between the ages of s
and 20 over last years report.
r Every district but two shows an in
crease over last year and the figures tell
the story Of the increased population of
Stark county.
The Dickinson press., 1910-07-30
NEW N WELL
NJ ALT n NIGHT
One Of Best the : City Has. Old
Wells Keep up Flow. Number
Of Users Increased too Fast
for the City's Old System.

Supt. W. J.. Littlehales is feeling
pretty good about the new city we'll
which the diggers have been complet-
ing the past week. This is the third of
the wells sunk this season and it bids
fair to be the best of all the city wells.
At 9 depth of IS feet it carried 81 feet
of waiter. The workmen passed through
20 feet of water sand, which Mr.. Little
hales says is the deepest vein found at
or near the city water properties. A
three foot vein of coal was struck at a
depth of 54 feet. Mr.. Connolly, the
man running. the boring machine. has
been instructed to sink the we'll to a
depth of us feet. 1t is not likely that
the last 80 or 40 feet will increase the
flow Of water 10 any great extent but it
is necessary to have about this depth
to oct good results from the air lift
pumping device.
The first we'll that was put down this
season is 200 feet from the one now be-
ing finished UP and it is capable of Civ
ing 80 gallons of water per minute for
the "a hours of the day. The well has
been used constantly for two months.
and the fact that it is near the newer
well will not diminish the supply of
either. is the opinion of MIR. Littlehales.
The second we'll that was sunk this
year did not prove to be good one It
seemed to be out of the water basin.
The plan is to sink two more wells this
season.
MI. >Littlehales estimates that the
city lost revenue of nearly 81, 600 by
not having more water for patrons dur
ing May and June. It was dry and a
large amount of water was wanted for
lawns that the city could not supply at
that time.
Atstde present time Dickinson has
over 200 water users. or 70 to so increase
over a year ago, and it is probable that
there will be fully ESQ users by this
time another year.
The nine city wells that have been in
use for two years are producing just as
much water today as they were on the
start. Mr. Littlehales says that he can
not see that there is any dropping off in
the supply of water, as some people had
thought there would be-. The increased
number of users is what has made the
city's supply short at times the past
season. That is now practically over
come and Mr.. Littlehales does not an
ticipate any further trouble in supply
ind the water the users will take Last
month he showed $t50 revenue for the
city after deducting all expenses in
connection with operating the city
water plant
The Dickinson press., 1910-07-30
TERRIBLE Accl|DllEHT, II
J. COL WILL KILLED
IT BIG FIGURING Mill

Shocking Accident Happened Unaccountabe Manner Russell
Miller Milling Co.'S Mill Just West Of City, Body Came Contact
With Rope Drive. Wife and Daughter Visiting Parents in
Iowa. Remains Taken to Sioux City, Masons Sending
Representative to Escort Body.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
SAN HEDRIN

Ths picturesque situation OF san Hedrin Resort
nzkes IL 3 very desirable retreat from the mo
noUony 81 city life. Hunting and fishing in plenty
Boats and sadcle horses provided; also other
Snusements. Rest and comfort are prime factors
IN ones vacation; leave your best clothes snd ett
ogefte AZ home. Accommodations furnished in no
lei. cottages or tents. Rates: Adults $40 per
week; children under s. IS per week p %
ADDRESS ssh Hedrtn Resort. Potter Valley, Cal,
i'!eGnonf 22G0
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
GLEN ALPINE SPRING

Iake Tahoe. Fine weather. Good hShing.
Scenery unexcelIed. Excellent table. z. h
COLEMAN Mgr, Tallac r. o., Lake Tahoe. or
Peck-Judah or S. 2. Information Bureaus.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
PIZMO

On the beach near San Luis Obisoo has changed
LANDS and VIII open under the new management
aaE p Excellent bathing. fishing claiming etc
Tent, cottage and hotel accommoda rions Write
ioI Dooklei. See :. z. agents for excursion rates
'PIZAo BEACH RESORT CO., Pizmo. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
DEER PARK SPRINGS

LAKE TAHOE-Come in for June for snowslldes
and snowballing under smiling sky No poison
oak no rattlesnakes- Lake and stream nshtng.
Write or phone the owner. MISS KATHERINE
CHANDLER. Deer Park, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
Petrified Forest

1--WE MILES FROM CALISToGA On the Santa
Ross rdad. One OF the worlds wonders Here
the sye = attracted and the mind Is over
wheined 81 a bewildering mass OF giant trees
tIampied - esrta BY the forces of early vol
caale aetlc1. and long since turned TO stone
Good automobile road. J. l. NELSON. Ssrts
Ross. r. r. d. 40. G.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21

ToLAND HOUSE, Howell Mt, near ST. Helena
Sc per week. TH0S. McQUIE. ST. Helena, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
CAMP TAYLOR RESORT

First class hotel, tents. cottages aud family
grounds; boating. fishing aud swimming: family
rates For particulars A. BESENATO. ProprIetog.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
LAKE TAHOE

LAKESIDE PAhh.
Hotel cottages, house keeping tents, camping
grounds Established 1892. Building sites and
acre tracts for sale easy terms. For maps.
prospectus and folders address ARTHUk Ma
RION HILL, Stateline p. o., Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
| TAHOE TAVERN
SEASON WE'LL ADVANCED.
MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY.
RUBICON PARK

Lake Tahoe's popular resort now open. Hotei.
cottages and tents. Fine bathing beach. Launches
and rowboats good fishing. and saddle horses.
Social campfire and telephone Address n. W.
CUTHBERf Ruhicon p. o., Lake Tahoe. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
HOTEL CHAUVET
GLEN ELLEN

Open year round; newly reniodeled a1i now
under management of J. Serres, formerly OF Ell
Veranc; short distance from all Aqua Caliente
springs. Write ]. SERIES, Hotel Chauvet.
Glen Ellen. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
SONOMA GROVE

y. W. T. r. r. to verano; buses to station
and springs. Improvements. cottages, tents
Dancing, Bowling. Bocce. Shooting Gallery, erc
Family resort. Revion and chicken dinner. Sun
day. SOC. Rates 81 week. MOSSO BtAN-
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
GIFFORD'S SPRINGS

Elevation $500 feet Trout stream, pine grove
Zone cooking fresh air cottages: amusements.
Rstes So per week. For particulars write GIF-
FORD GROCERY CO. Oakland, Cal. or MRS
E. c CLIFFORD. Afiddletown. Lake county Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
HoBERo.S RESORT

Hunting, fishing, bowling, swimming. Best Of
meals and accommodations Daily stage. Phone;
dancing pavilion. No consumptiFes. Rates $40 per
week. Round trip So. MRS. II. HOBERG, Ho-
berg, via Middleto~n, Lake county. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
THE VACATION CITY
SANTA CRUZ

Spend the Fourth of July in the City by the
Sea You may have strenuous time, as
you prefer. The redwoods and the beach at
Santa Cruz are calling Cor playnates- Are you
ready?
Write Santa Cruz Chamber Of Commerce. box
r, for list of hotels, boarding houses, mountain
tages-
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
Summer Home Park
JUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT.
JUST A LITTLE PRETTIER.
SULLY'S sosoMa SSsIE coTsrs s'o;
MERvYN HOTEL

GLEN ELLEN, Sonoma county. Cal. Entirely
surrounded by ferns trees and flowers. Ideal spot
for your summer acation. Rates 81 per day. IS
to $40 per week. p. MoNOHAN. Prop.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
PACIFIC GROVE
FAMOUS COAST RESORT

Magnificent saimon fishing; glass bottom boats.
submarine gardens, plunge and surf bathing; de-
lightfui climate; house keeping cottages. Chsu-
tauqua opens in July. Write BOARD OF TRADE
for Information.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
SARATOGA

SPRINeS-Fifteen different mineral springs for
health and pleasure; positive cure for liver kid
uey. stomach. etc; $40 to SIC per week; we also
have completely furnished house keeping cottages.
:. Martens. Bachelor P. o.. Lake county, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
HOTEL GALISTOGA

nov open under new management; hot sulphur
hsths and swimming plunge; near petrihed forest;
stopping place for all Lake Co. tourists; dining
room open arrival OF trains.
F. R. SQUIRES, Proprietor
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-21
LAKE COUNTY

THE QUEEN OF LAKE COUNTY RESORTS.
OPEN THE YEAR BOUND
New and Strictly First Class Management.
" II. MARSHALL. PROP.
Information and booklets may be had at Peck
Judah Information Bureau. TS9 Market st.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
La compania Guell

Con ''La Princesa del dollar" ha
en nuestrO teatrO solo p0r
unos diaS. la compaTla de Zarzuela que
dirige el notable actor Ricardo Guell.
Ell publico llen0 ell teatro y tribute
una gran ovacion a todos y cada uno
de los artistas de la simpatica compa-
MA espanola.
A medida que iban saliendo esce-
na los INTERPRETERS de la linda opereta,
estallaban en- la sala grandes salvas de
aplausos, a Pillar Bagues, a Ricardo
Guell, Wharf, a Esperanza Marin, la
gentilisima, a Palmer, a Teresita Mas,
d Irene Vicente, a Castej6n, Sierra, al
coro, al notable Maestro Blay, a todOs,
en- fin. les acogi6 con igIal afecto nues-
tro publico.
La Interpretation de la obra fue eX-
ceente. Los artistas la dominan; ell
maestro la dirige sin partitura, los in
terpretes podrfan guitar la concha. Fue-
ros aplaudidos los cantables y rcpeti-
dos ell pasacalle y los duetOS de la Ma
rim y Wharf.
/. Tn eXitazo el de an0che.
Guell estuvO delicioso. eXtraOrdina-
rio. graciosisimo.
Hoy, La viuda allegro
Manana, por la tarde, La viuda
alegre"
Por la noche La plincesa del do
llar''; la Ultima defnitivamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19
COn|gaie'OS de Ia ISIa

Aver DOS han hech0 una amabEe visi-
I'd los eStimados companeros en- la prem:
sa, don Nictoriano NJ. Fernandez. don
Juan LacOurt Y don GenarO COrt6s, es-
te de La Bandcra Ame41ca410. Y los dos
primeros, Director Administrator de
La Tr5bHnd. de Mayaguez.
FL viaje de los citados compai1eros 4
San Juan, obedeci6 al proceso seguido
contra elloS en- la C0rte Federal. Dor SUI
puesta vlolaci0n de las Ieyes postaIes,
publlcando un anuncio del estabIecl
mlento, La Na}iorquina. en- Que ST. estanl-
paba Ia palabra sorteo.
Apnrlada por la Corre, LII bilena f6
de nueStroS companeros en- el caso OBJ
Jeto de la denuncia, les corden0 a pagan
dlez dollars de multa solamente.
Nuestros companeros, saIen eSta noche
para Mayagiiez
FL BOLETIN les despide afectuosa-
nEente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19
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Ia renu0cIa de Mr.. Names

Ell COmandante Charles r. Names. .Je-
fe auxiliar de la Policia InsuIar, ha prys.
sentadO Ia renuncia de SUI cargo, para te-.
ner efecto desde ell dfa 81 de diciembrts
pr0ximo.
Al aceptarse hoy la renuncia, Ell ge-
bernador Cotton expres6 la apreeiaci6fE
del gobiernO y la suya propia de los
valIosOs y iargOs serviciOs prestados por'
ell Comandante Names al pueblo de Prrer.
to Rico. Ri gObernador manifesto asf
mismo que es de sentirse que ell cuerp@
de la Policia InsuIar Sc yea privada de
los inteligentes servicios de aquel; peru
por otro fado le es satisfactorio sater
que Ell COmandante cOntinuara residieM-
do en- Puerto Rico que dedicara sus
esfuerzos como ciudadano particualar y
hombre de negocio al meIoramiento deE
pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19

La meioras de corTeos
2 LA FERIA INSULAR

An0che, como estaba conv0cada, ses
reuni0 en ell salon de actos de Ia al
caida Ia cOmisi0n de Ia Feria Insufar
presidida por nuestro distinguido ami
go ell senior Georgetti.
FL discurso inaugural estuv0 4 Cargo
del senor Sanchez Morales
Despu6s hicieron uso de la palabr&,
Ell seI0r Neutrnan, ei senior Tingle eR
iicenciado Sire. To0os encomiaron la.
conveniencia del proyecto, y Sc acer-~
do que la Fcril sc lieve a cabo en- Sam
Juan, entire Otras razones por ei mayer
ntmero dc actractivOs que pJleden rerz
nirse aqui y por la mayor cOmodidad
que puede ofrecerSe q los nGmer0Sos
forasterOs que vendran de la iska dee
eXtranJero.
Al asunto de la reforma de correoss
Sc cOncedi0 atenci6n preferente Y fue.
acuerdo poner TN cabtegrama al Pest
Master general, pidiendo que Sc psre-
gan dos vapOres semanales entire New
York San Juan.
Por tai teoneeptO la reunion de an0.-
che es de una IntiiscntibIe iniportancia2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19
Ia CoDIervDciia
EN- Ell CASINO ESPANOT,

Como va saben nl1estros lectores. nss
Sc hacen invitaciones especiales parsa
la conferencia que darl ma1ana en- ea
Casino Espanol", el eqninente Iitera
TO cubano Enlogio Horta.
Ell acto comenzara a las nneye.
El conferencista ser& presentado al
pdblco por ell ilustne presidente dea
Casino, senior Alvarez Nava.
Los socios, las damas que habituaE.
mente coneurren a los actos del Casf-
no, los hteratOs, periOdistas hombres
de letras de San Juan, quedan invita-.
dos por La lectura de este suelto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19
DISTRITO DE SAN JUAN

Aver a las 1l.30 a. m., en- Puerta de
TERRA parada 4, el ciIindro de Obras
Publicas No. l, que iba maneiado por
Alfredo Rivera, estrope6 una caballo
propiedad de Carmelo Rodriguez, de di-
cho barrio.
Tambien aver como a las I D. n, en- el
Muelle No. |, lie cayeron encima de los
dedos del pie izquierdo al trabaiador
Juan de la Cruz Cancio, unas pleas de
hierro, fracturandole tres iedos de di-
cho pie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19

Ia Cortc de Bayam6n de divida Ell dos.
La proposition del aumento de suel-
do de los .iucces municipalcs etc, que
emiti0 ell attorney general fue aproba-
d;.
Sc hicicron propOslcIones pOr cl juez
senor Algeria y el senior Laserre scbre
determinadoS puntOS de procedimien-
to-
FL licenciado Texidor entrega al at
tormey las obras de Enjuiciamiento Ci-
WI y Criminal va recopiladas, que era
10 tarea encomendada a e.
FL fiscal seTor NOreda hacc algunas
obserVaciones en- varios puntos lega-
les -.
I'll senor Acosta don Angel pide que
St consigne en- eI C0digo Penal el deli
to de caIumnia.
Mr. Harrison trata de la hsta de los
asuntos.
Mr.. lIord pidc sean derogados los
articuos del C0digO de Enjuiciamiento
Civil sobre pr-isi6n por deudas, y ade-
mas pide Sc eStablezcan aclaraciones
respecto al art. 216 del C6dgo Enjui-
ciamiento Civil.
El senOr Munoz Morales pide la pa
labra para OpOnerse a que ell juez de su
opinion al jurado. Ell attorney expo
he sus raZones en- contra de la anterior
opinion.
RI se1or Jesus ROssy presenta propo-
siciones sobre reformas del proedimien-
to hipOtecari0.
FL senior AIfaro somete a la conside-
raci6n algunos puntes sobre Enjuicia-
nriento Criminal
Ell Hon. Attorney despues de dar cum
plidamente las gracias los concurren-
te:s da pOr terminado ell acto y termi-
n1dos los trabajos de la Asamblea.
Papimano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19
ASanb|ea De JueceS
y AbOgadH

A la una de la tarde del ola de aver
continue su cometido Ia Alsamblea de
jueces y abogados.
Ell licenciado HERNANDEZ Lopez, re
presentante del colegio de abogados de
San Juan, present6 un escrlto Sobre en-
miendas, modifcaciones y supreslones
de yarios articulos del C0digO de En-
juiciamiento Civil y Criminal
Ell escrito entire otros partlculares
conten1a las proposiciones slgulentes !:
la de purifcar los proCedrnientos, Sc
parando de los mismo8 toda materla
de Derecho substantive, la de detinir ella
ramente la jurisdiction de las Cortes
AIunicipales en- asunt0a CvIicS: la &c
la reduction de los derech0s del ta-
ouigrafo la de la modification de los
articuIos que tratan Sohre redencl0n de
la propiedad en- pnblica .sUbasta la de
que Sc active el trabAio sohre publ
caci6n de Sentcncias Dc Tribunal Su-
premo de Puerto Rico
FL attorney OBSERVE cue desde que
esta en- Puerto Rico Sc ha puhicado un
tomo; que hoy dos en- preEsa: y, que
dentro de poco el traba5o estara ter
minadO.
Que la culpa ha sido da Ia imprenta.
FL senior IIernandez Lopez sgue ex-
poniemdo sus proposiciones:
La de unifcar ell procedTmiento hi
potecafIo especifcando 10 que esta Vi
gente Ell este derecho 10 II lstno que con
cl Derecho Mercantil.-|Su escrito tam
bi6n contenia algunas pr0p0siciones de
enmiendas especiales.
FL fiscal senor Camplli0 pIde enmien
da de los articulos 291 y siguientes del
C6digo Penal sObre juego de l0terias;
pide con el senor ROssy Ia modification
del deIito de perjurio; propone la mo-
dificaci0n del procedimlento en- apela-
clones remitiendo las causas al fiscal
Y no 8i Secratario ;-pda St llmite el
nlmero de delitos que c0nozca ell Ju-
RADIO; trata de los comlsIonados de jul
RADIOS
Asi mismo prUpone que 80 suprrma
ia pena provisional de los memories y
que se nombre un fiscal auXiliar para la
Corte de Distlito de Son Juan,
Eli attorney nombra IA comisl6n que
ha de estudiar los asunb0e, Y recOmen
dar0s 4 la Asamblea Legislativa com
puesta de los senores dor Jose de Die
90. don Emilio del Toro, Mr. Chas Foot,
eel fiscal Mestre, don Jos6 Antonio L6-
pez Acosta. Mr.. Dexter Mr.. Frank
Martinez Y don Juan Hernandez L6-
PEI.
FL Iicenciado Ramos presenta mocion
sobre varias proposiciones.
Ell senior Hernandez Lopez, recomien
da la creaci6n de un cuerpO medico TO-
renSe.
FL Hon, attorney someta considera-
ci0n las 8iguientes prop0siciones Au-
mentar ell sueldo los jueees municipal
les de San Juan Ponce; y nombrar
I'm fiscal especial en- la isla
Tn Hplauso general secundi0 la pro
posici6n.
Fl licenciado Angel Aco~ta. apoya la
proposition; y entire 0tI'aS cosas, pide
la Suppression del juez Dc Paz donde
exista juez municipal.
Mr. Hartzel propone Que todos los
jueces municipales deben ser abogados.
Fl se6or Leopoldo Santiago pide que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-19

Ell PARTE POLICIAC0
DISTRITO DE BARROS

En- la noche del dia IL de los corrien-
tes, como a las nueve, Jose Arroyo To-
rres, hermano del juez Municipal, y Bau-
tista La Tore Presidente del Consejo
Municipal, sOstuvieron una rina en- for
ma tumultuosa, resultando ambos contu-
SOS. Aver ell jefe de distrito de poIicfa
present6 denuncia jurada.