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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
HORSE DROPS DEAD
PULLING A LOAD

"Old Mat" an old-time FIRE horse
OF the city. but of late years the prop
eTty OF the Slade Transfer company.
died this morning while attempting
TO haul load of steel to the city
reservoir near the base OF the noun
tain Immediately east OF the city.
There were four horses attached -
the wagon loaded with steel. any two
Of which, Mr.. Slade says. could have
hauled the load had they been urged
10 do so. The four-horso outfit was
driven by Gus Malan, an experienced
teamSter. and man whom, Il is said
is never harsh or cruel TO animals.
Employees of the transfer company
state that "Old Mat" hes not been
feeling well for number of days and
that he did not "get into the collar
this morning. He was urged to work
little better. but was not abused In
any way The animal suddenly drop
ped TO the ground and, before any
thing could be done for him, life had
departed.
When the horse dropped dead on
Robinson avenue. II created consider
able excitement among the people
living in that neighborbood. and &c
was reported at the police station that
the horse had been beaten to death,
because he could not, or would not,
haul the load. An officer was dis
patched to the scene and he made an
examination OF the animal The Off
Ger reported he did not discover signs
OF beating on the horses body, and
that tho load did not seem to be more
than four horses could handle with
out extraordinary effort
Some Of the people who witnessed
the affair, state. however, that the an
imal was abused and that they Will
file complaint against the driver.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
MANAGER OF THE
STOCK CO.

Mr. Tory Cavallo, the manager of
the stock company which opens Sun
day evening in Arizona" at the Or
pheum theater has arrived in town.
and By his looks has a very pleasant
manner. which will no doubt go a
very long way in making him very
populor and his company a success.
Mr.. Cavallo has handled many
stock theaters and understands the
class OF shows that the publiI, of to-
day want, and his aim will be to
please the public In all their wishes
If possible He has contracted for
many Of the biggest New York sue
cesses. and before the summer has
gone Ogden will have seen some very
big productions.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
BAIL MONEY
LE T Z B Y
MURPH Y

Business before tho criminal diyis-
ion Of the municipal court this morn
Ing was somewhat limited. there be-
Ing only two persons stationed upon
the "mourner's BENCH when the
court opened
Jack Gibson was alleged to have
been intoxicated last night and he
was arrested on that charge, his bail
for appearance in court this morning
being fixed at S. Jack did not ap.
pear, however, and his bail was for
feited.
Ed Morrissey and Arthur Terry
pleaded guilty TO the charge of being
"unlawfully drunk" and were each
sentenced TO pay fine of S5 OF serve
five days in the city jail.
Ed Murphy was called to answer
for alleged yagrancy, but he did not
respond. His bail in the sum OF 500
was declared forfeited, Murphy is
the man alleged to have played the
part OF Mormon missionary a few
days ago. who entered into a Gamb-
ling proposition with a young fell
low from Tennessee,
1t IS said that Murphy had wife
in the city at tho time OF the conf
dcnce game. and that as soon as he
was released from the custody OF the
officers he. with his wife. departed for
fields unknown.
The Tennessee boy, Charles Bull.
has been held hero since the hold-up
game as a witness in the case, and
be was pleased this morning to be
permitted to continue his journey to
the coast He saws he is a wiser boy
than when he came to ogden and Is
inclined 10 the opinion that the next
confidence" man he meets Will fail
OF his purpose,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
MOTHERS DAY
IN THIS CITY
What the New Movement Aims to Accomplish and How 1t
Ongnated-ogden Will Observe the
Day Next Sunday.

both men and women to understand
and protect this most sacred sensi-
tive and vital spring OF humanity
In most centers the observance is
extended to three days. the first be
ing Church day, the second Fraternal
day, the third Club day. The leading
feature Is the grand ball or dance US
ually given at the close of the sec
ond day. Tbls In Salt Lake Will be
given on Friday night and promises
TO Se one OF the best attended dances
OF the year.
In many places the thought Of Civ
ing aid to the real causes for which
the day has been founded seems to
have been overlooked and the money
raised is turned into other channels.
OF no doubt worthy work, but HOT
that for which the day speaks. That
these various funds may all be cen
tered into the purpose for which the
day had It's origin. national organ
lzation has been perfected, 1t is the
Order Of Motherhood" of which Mrs.
Baker P. Lee of Los Angeles is pres
ident, and the headquarters is located
at 402 Frost Building. Los Angeles
There also has boon an auxiliary form
ed, namely. Tho Knights OF Mother
hood" 1t is desired that these or
sanlzatlons he formed In as many cit
les as possible. The membership fee
is small.
In a day Ike this, there is surely
large place for such teaching as this
order and day sets forth, The prob
lem OF race suicide is serious
enough one for the churches. clubs
and leaders Of public opinion to take
up in an earnest and practical way
carefully. This is the problem WITH
which this day deals and TO honor
the best mother who ever lived. name
ly, my own"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06

Some years ago, while holding a
city united eVangelistic campaign In
one OF the eastern cities DR. j. VIII
bur Chapman was led TO set apart
one day for the mothers OF the conf
munity. The plan was SO great a sue
cess that he carried it into effect IN
most of the large cities which he has
since visited The plan worked so
well in a local environment that Miss
Anna Jarvis OF Philadelphia, two
years ago, determined upon plan
whereby to make 1t national day
of worldwide recognition So far her
ideas are meeting with much favor
and in two years most OF the largo
centers In the United States and many
in foreign lands are observing the
second Sunday in May as n world
wide mothers day, So rapidly, in
these days. does good idea receive
recognition
In southern California tho day is
most generally observed and the pro-
ceeds derived from the sale OF white
carnations buttons. or mailing val
entines is expended in the formation
of fund to be used in deiraying tne
expenses necessary for poor mothers
at the time of confinement. The ma
tional flower TO be worn at that time
IL white carDatiou. The national
button Is one portraying white car
nation behind a red heart. having
the words Mothers Day. Second MAY
Sunday in a circle Tho valentine
used for mailing purposes TO the tar
away home is OF the Same design.
Since It is a national day and to
be observed generally In the Ogden
churches. this coming Sunday al
win he interested In the purpose ana
aim OF the national work. IL Is set
forth as follows:
For the relief and benefit of needy
and destitute mothers, especially dur
ing maternity, and the elevation and
bettermcnt OF all mothers. TO remem-
ber, with Abraham Lincoln. that all
that | am | owe to my mother that
the responsibility is laid on me 10
10 my part in uplifting and benetltinS
all mothers" Therefore
IF desire. by Gods help. to better
every mothers condition, TO do my
part TO keep tho family life pure ana
clean. to uphold the sanctity oil mar"
riage: to give every mother the op.
portunity of Knowing the science OF
motherhood as well as its sentiments,
to extend te mower OF heredity; to
provide such environment md atten.
tlon as TO produce proper pfe-ha''i
and post'natal influences: 10 educate
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
RECALLS TRAGEDY
IN WEBER RIVER

The body OF one OF the P ]. Moran
horses. drowned in Weber river about
a month ago, when n young man by
the name of j. S. Glover lost his life
in the stream, was discovered this
morning short distance below the
Bamberger railroad bridge, The body
had lodged on sandbar In the mid
ole of the stream. The other horse
was found only short distance be-
low the point where the team and
wagon plunged into the river. near
the mouth of the canyon, and the
young mans body was recovered from
q sandbar. short distance above the
railroad bridge, the next day after
the accident
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
'' THE RED MILL" ="

The Red MIL which will grind for
the first time at the Ogden Theatec.
on next Saturday. May Z. is the one
comic opera triumph OF the past sea
son to receive the endorsement of the
dramatic critics and the paying pub
lie as we'll; in fact. the privileged
dead heads voted 1t the one supreme
comic opera success OF tho year Mr..
Blossom. always clever. wrote the dla'
logue and lyrics. and Viltor Herbert
wrote all the music Both combined
hayo mado a play that Will last az
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06

ponderous new pile driver, or
dered by Superintendent Manson, es-
pecinlly for service on the trestle work
now in progress on the cutoff, arrived
from the mandatory at Bay CITY,
Michigan. last night and will be sent
TO Lakeside tomorrow morning The
new machine Is the latest thing out
in the way of a pile driver and viii
do the work OF half q dozen of the
older make OF machines. It is con-
structed entirely OF steel. Is mounted
on heavy truck OF It's own, Is self
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
PILE DRIVER FOR
THE NEW TRESTLE
Will Be Used in Driving Piles
the New Bridge Being Built by Engineer
Campbell the Lake.

propellng and saws and prepares It's
own piles for use In the construction
of the second track trestlc at Lake
side The whole outfit. With the ex-
ception OF the trucks. is of heavy
steel and 1t VIII do the work OF half
dozen OF the older and antiQuated
machines.
This addition will make four ma
chimes now pounding away at improve
ments on the cutoff and that great
structure across the big lake VIII
shortly be in condition TO ignore and
battle the waves and the elements
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
CHANGE OF BUSINESS

Mcssrs Fred Anderson and Fred
Garner, formerly in the saloon bus,-
ness on Twenty fourth street. have
purchased the Little Grill saloon. No
24S Twentyfifth stroot, owned by ].
F.. Davenport. The two Fre1s will oe
pleased TO meet their old-tIme friends
at the new place of business.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06

for the recovery of sI675. alleged to
be due on certain promissory note
S. a McGinnis has commenced suit
against Thomas Fletcher for s65.
claimed TO be due for professional ser,
Vices. The defendant In the case is
the colored man whom McGinnis de
tended in the courts on the charge OF
assault with a deadly weapon with in
tent TO commit murder
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
GERMANS, ATTENTION F!

All German speaking ladies' and
gentlemen are invited to attend i
special meeting to be held Sunday.
May Sth. at p III, at Union Labor
hall, Ogden. Utah. for the purpose of
organizing local lodge of the Sons
OF Herman
About one hundred members OF the
Sons of Herman and the Harmony
Singing society OF Salt Lake will be
present TO assist in establishing the
order. Come and nave a good time =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
Excursion to Salt Lake

Sunday. May Sth. via o. S. L.
Round trip Sl.O0. Trains at $50 j.
NJ. 7:15 a. m. $40 a. m, 900 a. m.'
l0;40 q. M. 11:25 a. M, 2;3O p. n''
400 p. M, 4;40 p. M. and 90 p. u
Returning leave Salt Lake l0' ~ H.
ID. 90 p. M. 2;25 p. M 1920 p nj.
I:l5 u. M. ): ID p. No., 500 p M anu
11:i5 p. m. City ticket office. 29Ii
avenue. E A. SheWe' u
z. &c T. A.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
AUTOIST NARROWLY
ESCAPES FROM DEATH

ATLANA. Ca. May 5.-John D.
Aiken, one OF Americas fastest stock
car drivers. had narrow escape from
injury on the back stretch of the
speedway this afternoon when hls
National car, going at sevonty miles
an hour. dashed into the inside fence
and over the enbankment The front
of the car vas smashed, but Aiken
and his mechanician. Wieon, escaped
with few scratches
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
WANTED.

White Leghorn hens. must be year
lings. Write Box 6S2, Ogden. immc-
diately. how many you have, your
price and address, 81.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
CASE COMES FROM
MORGAN COUNTY

In the civil division OF the munici.
Pal court this morning. the Norton
Thomas company VS.. K, F Lambert
case. started in the Justices court Of
Croydon, Corgan county. but brought
10 the Ogden court on n change of
venue, was filed. The suit is brought
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
Only 3 more Vaudeville
Performances e at the
Orpheum for The Season.
Are you gOing to miss this
one last treat?
Matinee Tomorrow
IO=lS=25c

James AXley and wife of MasOnvlle,
Tenn, and II. E Roundtree and wife
of Nashville. Ill. are late arrivals in
the city from the south and east
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06

Sl.00 round trip. to SILT Lake, ev.
cry Sunday. via d, 6: r G. Choice OF
six trains. Fastest time. Il
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-06
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ORACLE ISIS GLOBE J0IE

CHHDREN'S MATINEE ALL
HOUSES TOMORROW.
BEADS, CANDY, BAG PIPES.
BEAUTY PINS, COLLAR BUT
TONS.
For all children under IL years
OF age, purchasing 5-cent ticket.
wen care for the children if
you can't come with them and
they can enjoy real PLEASANT
hour.
u M4R1@RA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-18
Ia coDIprpDcii3 De
GdOgi0 Ho'ta
I'm Ell CASINO ESPAIOL

Sc IieNara a efccto el donl.E-o pr6Xi-
mo. comcnzard a las nev4.
Ell tcma elrgido por el nota..ia confe-
rcnciSta Scrd este: La mUjcr. d nrte Y
ct amor.
rs de apfaudir la eticaz leoaci6n
brindada por eI CaSino ESpa6oI de San
Juan. al eminente cscritor ,slbanD, que
ha logrado grandes fXitos en- est genero
literario que yienc consagrando su ac-
tiyidad y Sis vastos con0cim--nto
FL GoSino ESpa6oi. acogieudo Asta
propaganda de cultura he alto patrio-
tsmo, rSta Il la aItnra de 81 1lSi6n Y
morece t0do gGncro de alabauzas.
Los socioS del Casino cuanc~- perso-
mas aslsten habituamcnte a los aetos de
este ccntro, los IiteratoS Y y lodistas
quedan cordiaimrntc invitado>.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-18
tConelusion)

V las oportunidades de apelaci0n con
frecuencia Sc utilizan para cansar al
hombre V vulnerar los fines de la justi
Ella para el. Nuestras leyes por con
sig1liente deben formarSe adoptarSe
el procedimiento con completa consl-
deraci0n del hecho que el mayor bien a
la vasta mayoria del pueblo ha de ha-
cerse mediante la adjudication pronta
de sus derechoS cuando .eStos llegan
ser obIeto de controversial.
FL procedimiento en- cauSaS crimlna-
les. especiamente en- aquellas que com
prendan leves infracciones de la ley,
debe ser tan sencillo directo que ase-'
CURE eli pronto juicio Y la absolucion
del inocente, asi como el castigo rapido
V SECURE del culpable. sea rico . pobre,
alto . bajo. Tengo pntendido que por
eI sistema actual Y, Ell Verdad, Sc
p0r caSos cOncretoS traidoS a mi aten-
ci0n. qlle delincuentes que cuentan con
medioS que estan dispueStoS hacer
10. pueden, valiendose del procedimien-
to actual impedir casi indetinidamen-
tc la imposition del castigo que la ley
prescribe.
Este cstado de cosas debe corregirse
de manera Que los infractores de la ley
de todas classes sufran prontamente las
consecuenciaS legaleS de Sus actos. FL
hombrc que infringe la ley iugando a
10 prohibido, rodeado dc la suntuoSi-
dad no debc recibir mas considera-
cion nj tener oportunidad mejor para
escaparse de la justicia que el jfbaro >
que comcte el mismo acto Illegal peque-
ma disbursements a III Iado de un
camino. La ''igualdad ante la ley es
eI Iema de mi Estado Y yo creo en- el
como el mas grande principio funda-
mental del gobiernp Iibre.
Antes de terminar deseo presentar a
yueStra consideration dos puntos que
reQuiercn Immediate atenci6n.
FL primero de estos IS de vital I'M
portancia en- la administration de JUS
ticia. Me refero al hecho dc que Sc
comete frecuentemente 81 periurio en-
nUeStraS cOrteS. con aparente lmpunl-
dad. Al discutir este punto en- la con
yenci0n de Julio el fiscal de Ponce.
selor Palacios. dijo que FL perlu-
rio sc ha convertible en- una vrrdadera
playa y es otro impedimento en el ira
balo de nuestros tribunales
Esto es. desde luego, lln asunto que
no puede pasarse desaperclbido puesto
que la prevalencia de este deIito ataca
a los cimientos de la justicia. 81 la so
Iemnidad del juramento que st toma
al testigo no es apreciada por este.
y el castigo por declarar falSamente no
cs 10 sufcientemente SECURE para di-
Suadir a las personals faltaS de eScru
puloS de vender su honor las concm-
stones de las Cortps. baSadas sobre 10
que Sc presumen ser los hechos pOr la
prep0nderancla de la prueba preSenta-
da, tiene que degenerar en- trabajo de
adivinaci0n. Este asunto comprende la
protection de la vida y de la propiedad
contra un crlmen tan pernicioso y CO.
barde que no debe pasarse por alto
ninglin esfuerzo para extinguirlo, no
solo por causa de sus efectos inmedia-
tos sino por sIs malas infuencias sobre
la moral de la comunidad. Como me-
dio para alcanZar este fin debe enmen-
darse la ley de manera que Sc asegu-
re la conviction y castigo cierto de los
que resuten eulpables de perjurio o de
sob0rnO de perjuros.
FL otro asunto que tengo presente Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-18
Lima Cavalier Y e| d Journal
para ell BOLiETIN MERCANTILE
Paris 30, Octubre de 1910.

Paris 30, Octubre de 1910
Los peri0dcCs tie Nueva York publi-
caron noticias eXageradlsimas respecto-
la Importance de bienes O. la celebre
diva Cavalier habia recibido, por con-
trato, de su matidO NJ. Roberto Winthrop
Chanler.
FL Journal, de Paris haci6ndose
eco de tales no-icias, publico un cliche
representand0 Dulnerosos SkyscraperS
detras del retrato de Lima y al lado de
ella infinidad d. 5acos de dollars y en- el
teXto la enumeration de los blenes. Pa
rece que al dla ~igtliente ell mismo Jour
nal" encontr0 j. la noticia era dema-
do Y pidi6 una aeIaraci0n la Cavaleri.
Esta rcspondi0 enseguida pues la no.
ticia le sorpren'Io mas que nadie
He aqui 81 i1reresante carta
q He Icido en ai Journal" un arti-
cuIo en- eI cual dice las innimerabIe>
ventajaS que ms IA proporcionado los
pocoS meses De oa4ada con el >e1or Chan
Ter. Permitanla senior Director poner
las cosaS en- clafa rs evidente que mi
caSamicnto no .@ sido de amor que
el senior Chanle- 40 ha podido decilme
Ell matrimonio munifestandome Y ase-
gurandome um amor sin limites,una pa
sion violenta, ad,.nada, y ESQ sc concibc
perfectamente, serias galantias para
Ell porvenir.
Pero convien -,no rcbajar ese amor,
por 10 menos na radgerar esa~ garantias.
Las propicdajta de Red-IIook valen
10000 dollars. Descontando una hipo-
teca de 5000 q Ian 5000 dollars.
Toda la >eri de inmuebIes que los
peri6dicoS anuDelan los numer0sos nli-
meroS, valen 800 nil dollars y no 900
mil. De ese toto. que hay que descontar
los sigulenteS graVameneS; 100 mil do
liars que perteu~oan la prifnera mll-
jer del senior ("auIer Y 40 mil de hi
poteca. quedau ru total 90 mil dollars.
FL rcgaIo de pudd del millionaire anne
ncano. representa- pueS, en- cas0 de ven
ia de eSoS imWo.rs, despueS de folmali-
dadeS sin fin. Il, uiI dollars. mas 5000
de las propirda.lea de Red-Ilo0k.en itm
to, 66 mil dollars Digo 66 mil dollars
NJ tan Siquera q Suficiente para com
prar el collar IL perlas que debia de
hahcr fgurado "a mi ''corbeille" de
n atrimonio, i 4 senior Chanler me Ia
hubleSe Ofracido
En- cuanto 4 la renta personal del
senior Chanler r>ta aSciende 4 90 mil do
liars y me ha ga1antizado, por contrato
20 il dollars, as decir la tercera partr
y nj IN centavo he mas.
Y ESQ es to@0.
Me interesaba. 8enor Director. pre-
is*r esos detalrs de contabilidad, los
cHalcs. sin6 dism ullyen en- un suspiro Ia
violcnta pasi1n del senior ChanIpr,
hacen bajar bastante los sacos
de ORC que - eucuentran a mi lado
en- Ell clichf pU6icado por los peri6dicos
como tambien 4i nivel de los "slxyscra-
r,1s" 8 arana aielos que Sc divisan en-
en- ell horizonte cetras de mi cabeza. =
Lima CGVdIc,q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-18

Para concIuir, pernitidme expresar
el gran placer que experimen ento por ell
interes general demostrado en- la obra
progresista para la cual ha. sido con-
vocada esta conferencia y daros las
gracias por vuestra atenci6n, asi como
tambien al attorney general por haber
me concedido el privilegio de presen-
tarmf ante yOSotrOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-18

Caus6me impression sin embargo, las
spNperiencias relatadas en- aquela con
yenci6n. con la probabiEdad de que
81 las Cortes Municipales Sc Vahan Gle
goaos los medios dispouibles para eXpe-
slitar la resolution de los casos traldos
ante elias. cI trabalo de eSas cortcS
podia con mas gcnerahdad,tenerSe al
al dia. La experiencia en- csc sentIdo
que el juez Municipal de Ponce nos
describe entonces, Y qlre 20 espero que
4odos los funcionarios dc las Cortes
Mnnicipales. oyeron Q leyeron deSpnes,
presenta I'M eiemplo digno de emuta-
ci0n
Este iuez. al tonsar possession de su
cargo. encontr0 649 casos pendlentes
ante su cOrte. diSpusO de ellos, asl como
del trabajo corriente, en- 90 das, y st
present0 en- La convention con un ca
lendario Iimpio Con el gran nllmcro
de casos que vienen ante aquelta corte
este solo pud0 haberSe consegmdo, va
]iendosc del complete uso de todos los
instrumentos su disposition. t.ncon-
tr0 apucIloS inStrumentos embotadoS-
pero con el uso de La intehgencla Y con
la industria, los afil0. No Solamente
este sino que pudo decirn0s, y nos dlJo,
exactamente como fue que Ia hlzo. Por
,onsiptIientc. como uno de los resulta
dos de aquella cOnVenclon. tcnemoS el
record de su eNperiencia practica y de
su eXito para Su eStudio en- .tOdaS las
rortes de la isla Tai vez otroS Jueces
han ssmpleado diferenteS metodos, con
igilal Venta.la cada mo. sin duda, po-
dra relatar alguna cXperlencla y hacer
alguna indication que slrva de ayuda Il
los demas De aQui que pSta confercn-
cia otras que 20 espero tendra lugdr
de ano en- ano. no solo sera el medic
sle reunir las ideas de la ludicatura Y
de los abogados con respecto IA las mo-
slificaciones y adicioncs neceSarias
nuestras leyes. sino que scra tamblen
el medic de que tod0s Sc aprovechen
del eonocimiento adquirido por cada
uno en- 10 concerniente a Ia admlnlstra-
ci6n
Pareceme que tenemos en @sta lsla
ana oportunidad muy eXcclcntc para
griaduaImente fOrmar an sisteIna de le-
yes que coinprenda los mejores pun
1os del darecho civil y del derecho co
mtin, y que aIgtm dia pueda citarse
como modelo en- estados mas Antiques
donde generaImente st tiene en la ac-
tuahdad ln solo Sistend. Reunldos
aaui Sc encnentran abogados verSados
Y de eXperlencia en- amboS slstemaS, y
el estrldio que han hecho de ambos les
e0nvencera de la superioridad, en- al
gunos particnlares. de cada unO de ellos
en cuanto su aplcaci6n nutstro SIS
tema de gobiTnO.
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pr0p0sito de eSta conferencia ei cons:-
derar nInguna revision general dc las
Reyes en- la actuaidad, sine ms bien
reeomendar unicanren+e aqaell's en-
niendas que necesarias fuese;i para re
anover obstacuIos dificnltades en- pro-
esdimientos qRe la exparien L. ha de-
mostrad0 ser conyenienteS para AsC
gurar La pronta efectiya administl1t-
cion de justlcia.
Que Ell procedimiento en- las Cortes IN
feriores debe ser sencillO y las senten-
cias fnaIes donde Sc haya ffeeho justi
Ella substantial es de gran importancIa
a la masa de nuestro pueblo cuyos me-
dios no les permiten sostener largOs IL
iigiosos FL procediIniento complicado