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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-07
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

Ogden. Sept. Phillip Thomas. Jack
Sargent. p. Hannigan. and Tom O'Ncil
admitted to Judge Murphy that they
had been unlawfully drunk on Labor
day and were sentenced to pay fines %
81 each or remain in Jail for an equal
number OF days.
Hans Virgins, j. d. McAdams, Fhank
Enderly and T. s. Whitenberg we're
each given 10 days for vagrancy
Martin Ryan and John O'Neil had
been fghting thereby disturbing the
peace. For this offensc they were each
sentenced TO pay a fine OF IS or serve
five days In Jail
Mrs Parsons was again charged with
drunkenness. the court stating that she
was undoubtedly glad to get back home.
meaning the city jail. She win be siv-
en- 10 days I'm which to secure proper
rest before going forth into the cold
world 10 battle for a livelihood
Dora Watson and Madgc Somcrs each
forfeited their monthly fine OF SO on
the convenient charge Of 'vagrancy."
j, :. Sims forfeited s. bail for drunk
cnnsss.
Ernest Banta forfeited s25 hail on the
charge of lewd and lascivious conduct.
r. g. Dean. six feet eight Inches Ia
height. pleaded guilty OF disturbing
the peace on Washington avenue
street car on Saturday night last ana
was fined SIS. which he promptly paid.
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SEPTEMBER TERM OF
DISTRICT COURT OPENS

Ogden. Sept 1.-THE September term
of the district court was opened by
Judge j. a. Howell Tuesday morning
when the list of yeniremen summoned
for the term was read and talesmen
answered TO their names. All We're ac-
cepted as qualified veniremen with the
exception Of two who were excused for
defective hearing.
Frank o'Neill, charged with larceny
from the person. and Earl V. Mitchell,
charged with grand larceny, were ar
raigned, but the court being Informed
that one OF the prisoners had engaged
the services of an attorney, deferred
the matter of accepting their pleas un-
til today
Tho damage suit OF Mary G. Jeppe-
son against the Oregon Short Line COM
pany, To collect $4,000 for personal in-
Juries alleged to have been received In
Ogden yards. Feb. S, 1910, was begun
yesterday by the selection of a jury
The accident occurred by the head
on collision between the Malad motor
car and south bound passenger train.
A motion To Quash the information
against l.. Lang charged with a statu-
tory crime was granted by the court on
the ground that the acts complained OF
did not constitute the offense charged
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MAYNARD WIFE GIVEN OVER
TO CARE OF HUSBAND

Ogden. Sept I.-Harry *. Massey
has been granted the custody Of mis-
youthful wife, formerly Margaret Hass-
ing, by the judge Of the juvenile court
following an appeal filed on Tuesday
Mr.. Massey states in his petition that
he married the young lady at Ogden.
May 30, 1910. While away on a bus-
ness trip, his wife associated with some
former friends OF questionable actions
and became entanged in the theft OF a
gold watch from Mrs. c. T.. Dye and
was soon afterwards arrested and lock-
ed up at the city jail pending "A hear
ing, Owing to her age, IL years. her
case was referred to the juvenile court
Mr., Massey asked to be allowed 20
take his wife away from the city, with
the understanding that she would be
under the Jurisdiction of the court aud
would be present when necessary. He
promises to give her a good home and
properly care for her.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
DELEGATE APPORTIONMEMT
lspeeIal correspondenee. }

Provo. Sept. 1.-rhe following is the
apportionment To Utah county points OF
delegates to the state convention to lie
held in Provo, Sept 10:
Alpine, /; American Fork, :, Benja-
min, /; Goshen, /. Lehi, 3; Lake View,
1: Lake Shore, 1. Mapieton /. Provo
First ward. 8; Second ward, g. Third
ward, 4; Fourth ward, 2; Fifth ward
4. Payson. 6; Pleasant Grove, 4. Provo
Bench, 2. Pleasant View, / Springvilie,
q Salem, 2; Santaquin. 4; Spring Lake.
1; Spanish Fork, S. Tucker, l.; Thistle,
/; Vineyard /. Total, "A.
Delegates for county convention. to
be held in Spanish Fork, Sept 20.
Alpine, 3; American Fork, 2S; Ben
jamin, .. Clinton, / Cotton. / Cedar
Fort, Il Goshen, 4; Lehi 20; Lake View,
4; Lake Shore, a. Maplcton, o. Provo,
First ward, Is; Second ward, n: Third
ward, 10: Fourth ward, s; Fifth ward,
u.s. Payson. 20, Pleasant Grove. p,
Provo Bench. :, Pleasant View. 6.
Springvile. 26 salem. 6; santaquin, 10.
Spring Lake, 2; Vineyard. 8; Fairneld,
/; Highland, l. Mt Nebo, l. Total POO
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POLITICAL ACTIVITY
OF TEMPERANCE WORKERS

Logan, Sept. 6.-Wmle there Is little
activity as yet among the politicians
here the leaders Of the temperance
movement In Cache are active ana are
ureparing to nave say In the pri-
maries and conventions as 10 the planka
In the platform. The ciforts OF those
who desire state wide prohibition Will
not be confined to either OF the parties.
but the night Will be carried into thu
ranks OF both,
Al present the Indications point to
the fact that "a strong effort Will be
made to have both parties declare for
state wide prohibition in their plat
terms INT Syntlo TINS plan may sue
coed IN tho Democratic convention, II
Is predicted that II viii fail In the RE
publican convention, ts u Is quite APP
na,,nt mat th,. Rspubucan leaders here
are In favor Of loca. option rather tnan
statewide Legislation
The fight. however, according 10
presont indications. wid be vigorous
one, as the Temperance people are or
ganizing.
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DEAF AND BLIND scnooL.

ogden. Sept. finder the most
suspicious circumstances the state
school for the deaf and blind opened
Its fall session here this morning with
the largest enrolment since pupils
from Idaho were excluded. Already
lis students have matriculated and
others will enter the institution later.
Since the last session there have
been some changes In the teaching
stan, uperintendent f, NJ. briggs
thinks that the present year will be
one OF the best in the history of the
school To I'LL vacancies caused by
resignations i'm the teaching staff, the
services OF Miss Betsy Larson OF
Minnesota, Miss Lester Stamback OF
salt Lake, and Miss Matte Robinson
of Kentucky have been engaged.
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DOPE FlEND MAKES
BREAK FOR LIBERTY

Ogden. Sept Frank Bell. "A colored
dope hend, caused considerable COM
motion In police circles on Tuesday by
hguring I'm two arrests and one csca pc.
Bel called at the office OF Or. t. NJ
Cohroy, presumably to ask for trcat-
ment and on finding that gcntlein M
out stole n chair, which he Immediately
sold at second hand store on Twenty-
NTH street. Through this transaction,
MS arrest was soon effected and as ne
sat In the station waiting 10 be inter-
viewed by Detective Fender he dis
covered that he was not being guarded
and decided To take French" leave. He
had not been gone long before Dotc,-
tive Pincock was hot ON his trail with
bicycle and he was finally captured
In the ncighhorhood OF Lincoln avenGo
and Twenty-cighth street, He Is NV
held behind locked doors.
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STATE BAPTIST CONVENTION.

Provo Sept. THE annual state
Baptist convention opened in the Bap-
fist church In this city yesterday morn
ing, with fair attendance. Among
the prominent churchmen present were
Rev. Robert G, Seymour ID. D., OF
Philadelphia; Rev. \. G., Cook, ID. D.,
of Spokane; Rev. c. A. Woody. ID. D.,
of Portland, Rev. Joe p. Jacobs OF
Kansas city. Mo. and Rev. l.. r. Bork-
man. evangelist in charge OF the chapel
car Good VIII, which is now in this
city
The annual sermon was preached by
Rev. Chas. McHarness, of Eureka, the
subject being, The Importance of char
actor behind the man who delivers the
sermon"
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COUNTY SCHOOLS OPEN

Provo, Sept. THE schools of
tan county opened yesterday under
very favorable conditions There have
been several new school buildings com
pleted since last year and additions
made TO Others. and sufficient school
room has thus been obtained
Special attention has been given In
sanitation and tie health conditions OF
the schools this year. Medical lnspcc-
ton VIII be lnaugurated, and children
suffering from physical abnormalities
Will be examined and proper treat
ment recommended.
A special art ana manual training
supervision VIII be employed to pre-
pare and furnish plans and supervlse
these branches
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WATERW0RKS BONDS
CARRY BY SAFE MAJORITY

Ogden, Sept. by vote OF $50 TO
201 the special election yesterday for
the waterworks bond for 100000 for
improvements on the city waetrworks
system was carried. The total vote cast
and zoo were against the PROPOSE
tlon. The money received from the dis
posal OF the bonds Will be used for
the construction of another conduit
from the main city reservoir to the
distributive system. and the con-
struction of a conduit from cold
Water canyon TO convey a large
quantity Of water owned by the city
from that canyon to the reservoir.
thereby increasing the water supply
10 the present needs OF the city.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.

Provo, Sept AT the meeting OF the
city council last evening. Councilman
pro tenn. TO serve during the absence
OF Mayor w ". Ray in Denver
The committee on waterworks recon-
mended that none of the bids for the
construction OF waterworks. submitted
"A week ago be accepted and that the
city recorder be instructed to re-adver-
tise. Report adopted The bids were
considered too high.
A bin for an ordinance amending the
building ordinance was introduced by
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UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.

Provo. Sept. THE following amounts
were reported on hand Sept l in tho
various cunty FUNDS by County Treas
uror Mont Johnson at the meeting OF
the county commissioners yesterday
County superintendent contingent,
s3IO.35; general fund, si,642l3 county
school fund Si97.74. jurors ana Witness
es fund (overdraft, $3.50.
The foIlwing fees were reported coll
lected by county officers for August:
Clerk, $4o4s5i Recorder, s32s sheriff.
500, treasurer, $l5.
Commissioner John y. Walker re-
ported that the school district boundary
question between Alpine and Highland
had been satisfactorily settled.
An invitation was received from
Lewis II. Speare, president VI the Ma
final Automobile association. to attend
the annual good roads convention to be
held in st. Louis Sept 20 to 20.
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q A prrEli.I.N NUN.

Mr. Charles A. Petersen, the skating
expert. met with serious accident
here yesterday. lie was below town
ON q fishing "trip and when hitching
up mis- horse 20 return No ths city inc
antr,sl threw up its head and brought
tho s,,,aras on tho bride biz against his
hand 81 forcibly that the hunt steel
punrd was driven through the center
81 his hand. causing painful and
dangerous wound He drove up town
ana when he left his rig the horse ran
away. but although IL ran a mile at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-07
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

ogden, Sept. For the purpose Of
eliminating any misunderstanding be-
tween the heads of the departments of
agriculture and interior. meeting OF
national Importance at which more
than 100 representatives from these
branches OF the United States govern
ment service will be present. will be
held IN Ogden next Saturday, pursuan Mt
70 an order from James Wilson, secre-
tary OF agriculture. and Sccy. Balm
ger Of the interior department.
Notification of the meeting has been
received by A. E. Sherman. head OF the
fourth forestry district. which has It's
headquarters at Ogden. The present
procedure In the matter of claims upon
the national forests VIII be one OF the
most important matters To be discussed
The conference may last for several
DAYS
An official order to the registrars and
receivers Of the land Offices of all the
states west Of the Missouri river, the
law officers from the six districts of the
forestry service, chiefs OF the land de-
partment and the forestry field chiefs
has been issued directing their attend
ance al the meeting.
HAYWOOD DIVORCE SUIT.
ogden. Sept 5.-AIleging that her
husband has not provided her with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-07
TABERNACLE CHOIR
PRACTlSES RESUMED

Ogden, Sept. THE Ogden tabernacle
choir resumes work for the season on
Thursday evening Prof Joseph Bal
lantyne has devoted much time during
the summer In analysing new chornse,
and cantatas with the result that prac-
tlcany all the music for the years
work IL on hand, ready for preparation
Thursday night. Last year was most
successtul one from the standard Of
interest and efficiency but Prof. Bal
lantyne is determined to mako this tie
banner year in the entire history OF this
great choral body
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CITY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Provo. Sept. THE teachers IN
shtute of the Provo city schools, winch
~ being conducted this week in the
Parker school house, opened yesterday
WIN all the city teachers In attenu-
'ucei supt l.. l.. Eggertseu presided
Brief addresses were made hv presi-
dent Evan Wrido and John ". Farrer
OF the board OF education, Or. Joseph
Peterson and Prof j. H. Boshard.
Or. Il. q. Hughes presented an in
teresting paper on Hygiene IN The
Public Schools-rhe Proper aud the
Improper Way OF Teaching IT,"
Prof. Levi Edgar Young, Of the Uni
Nersity of Utah. delivered an Interest
ing lecture on story Telling BIZ
ography."
Some fine musical numbers were
rendered.
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II,III BIsIlcI'S.

The new grade school building being
erected on tho Primary lot has cement
foundation I'm, and the masons COM
menccd this morning to hay the cream
colored brick. Work has been started
also on the heating plant being built
between the Primary building and this
one, which viii heat the two buildings.
The public schools started yesterday
morning with a good attendance.
The dry land farmers who own land
around Lehi are preparing 60 plant
same
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Provo NEWS NOTES.

Judge a. A. Noon OF the juvenile
court was In Heber yesterday, on
juvenile business
Rev Arthur Leonard Wadsworth Of
South Pasadena. Cal, field editor OF The
Pacific Baptist. Is here attending tho
Baptist convention
Mr. and Mrs. r r. Thompson have
come here from Ohio TO reside
Rev. J. G. Andrews OF Murray. for
merly pastor OF the Baptist church
here Is attending the Baptist conven-
ton.
The convention will close tomorrow
evening.
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COUNTY AFFAIRS.

Logan, Sept 6.-The county commits
sionors were in session this afternoon
FOR the purpose Of considering the draft
Of tho franchise granted to the Cache
Amusement company for an interurban
railway While In session they re-
instated Alma Merrill as county road
commissioner. and 1t Is understood that
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necessities OF life since their marriage
day, July II, 1900, and that he has been
guilty OF base cruelty, has struck her
In the face with his clenchcd fist and
hae constantly associated with lcwd
and dissolute women. Emma Haywood
has started action foe divorce IN the
district court from James w Haywood
The couple We're married at Ogden
There are two minor children of whom
Mrs. Haywood asks the custody. She
also asks for SIS monthly alimony, 800
attorneys fees and other general relief
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ogden. Sept Marriage licenses
have been granted to the following par
ties by County Clerk $. G.. Dye:
Homer w Getty OF Pittsburg, Penn
and Myrtle b. Grant OF Salt Lake.
William r. Eckhardt and Mary y.
Bachelor, both of Ogden
Hans Anderson Of Tremonton. Utah.
and Hazel Mary Tracy OF Warren,
Utah.
George O. Phillips and Olive Wilson,
both of Ogden
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WEDDING BELLS.

Provo. sept. THE following mar
Iiage licenses have been issued boy
County Clerk Kartchner:
A ID. Lisonbce ana Mary A. Jensen,
both of Provo.
Clarence X. Jones, Of Byron, Wyo-
ming. and Amy Mangum. of Provo.
A. NJ. Flack, OF Fairfield. and Annie
Carlisle OF Alpine.
John $. smith, of Silver CITY. and
Doressa Eggertsen. OF Provo.
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Provo, Sept. THE case OF the state
VS.. Nathaniel Williams in the Fourth
district court, has been dismissed on
motion OF District Attorney Harvey
Clun, on the ground of the state being
unable In MIR. Clun's opinion, to OBJ
tain sufficient evidence TO secure a con-
Niption
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-07

Chairman Jensen OF the committee on
judiciary anu read once Tor information.
IL makes II compulsory FOR everyone
erecting building within the city limits
10 take out building permit. The
present ordnance only provides for
hulldlng permits within the fire llmits
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PROVO.

The News Is delivered by carrier
every night tSundsy excepted at -
cents per month All payments and
complaints rega riding delivery should
be made to David Johnson, agent
for Daily. Saturday and semi Week
~ News. Ind Phone Ns-A. Orders
taken fer Church works. Residence l41
South First West STREET.
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave.
Ind ai2-I u
Ind. l02-A.
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OGDEN TmEATER pILL.

Ogden. Sept. 7.-Manager William Al
lison of the Ogden Thcater. announces
the engagement of the brilliant actress,
Henrietta Crosman, in the whimsical
comedy Anti Matrlmony" by Percy
Mackaye, ON Thursday evening. Sept
=
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CARD or THANKS.

W. wish Co thank an our friends FOR
the beautiful floral offerings the bish.
oprlc OF the Twenty-sccond ward the
Quartcttc, and all for their sympathy in
our late bereavement
MRS. y ROSS
MISS S. ROSS.
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ne viii assist in the work OF road
building in the south end OF the coun-
ty. He had not been on duty for sew
crul months
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered by Carrier
in Logan Every Night Sunday ex-
cepted) at 70 Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery, should be made 10 j. NJ,
Blair Agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi. Weekly News. iB w.
Firet North Street Phone 3os-R
Bell Ofnce with Carbon Company,
Real Estate and Loans. liz North
Main street Phones ~ Fell and Isc
Ind.
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brcsk-ncck speed. II aid not iujure it.
self or the buggy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-20

New York, mayo 2o.-Por ;nstruc-
clones do ID secretarla de Marina, el
cornandante del crueero Paducah
sufto en- el puerto de Blufields,. ha
desembarcado Glen hombres de in
fantsria Dc Marina para oponerse a
toda trance al ataque de aquella pla-
20 por las fuerzas del gobierno MICA
ragtiense. El presidente Madriz ha
protestado ante los poderes de la ac-
titud del gobisrno norteaHerieano.
En- Managua hay mucha agitacion
contra el goblerno de Washington,
por el proceder del comandante del
Paducah.
New York, mayo 20.-El kaiser
Guillermo lego Londres, para asis-
tir 4 los f,lnerales del rey Eduardo
que tendran lugar hoy 4 las dlez
en- Ia capilla de Windsor.
Ell presidente Roosevelt ceno hoy
con el nuevo soberano ingl6s. Ma
fana irA ! Oxford, donde le aguar-
dan sus amigos.
New York, mayo 90 Ell obser-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-20
.PO[R CABLE.

vatorio de Washington iha rectieica-
do hoy los calculos ASTRONOMERS he
chos anteriormente references al
paso de Ia terra por La cola del CO.
meta Haley. Es prabable que este
pase por el Sur sin qae'la cola se pom
ga en- contacto con Ia adm6sfera te-
rrestre. Esta enmienda obedece d
un error en- los calculos ocasionados
por la forma semicircular que forma
Ia cola.
New York, mayo 20.-Un despa-
cho de Santander informa que aver
llegaron a aquel puerto procedentes
de Manila % marinos que permane-
elan prisioneros trabajando en- las
plantaciones como esclavos de los
tagalos, desde la batalla de CavIte
Estos soldados de marina pertene-
cian cen a Ia flota del almirante
Montojo. Sc les creia muertos,
pues So ignoraba Ia suerte que les
habian cabido. Declaran que en-
aquel archipelago hay muchos pri
sioneros espaholes sometidos a
Crueles tratamientos.
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UNGUENTO De DOAN

cur a, r dQ 1 c a lmSnIS La 5
almorranas, eczema
picazon 8 come zon,
be La piel.
La primera aplicacion del
Unguento de Doan, calma la
irritacion en- casos de picaz6n
8 comez6n de la piel y en- Ia
mayoria de los casos, una sola
latita es 10 sufciente para Gu
rar radicalmente los peores
.casos de almorranas (salidas Q
sanguinolentas) ronehas, ara
dores, sabailones, sarpullido,
aspereza del CUTS, grietas
herpes, barro, sespinillas, etc.
Ell UNGUENTO DE DoAN DESPER
GUIDE DL CuTIa
Nodebe faltar en- Ell Blu
doir" de las senoras. Los hom.
bres deben usarlo en- la noche
del dia de barba 9 aieite. Una
buena friccion al acostarse por
la noche y observese la suavl-
dad del cults al dia siguiente
despu6s del baho,
PROCURESE en- las boti.
cas- y tiendas que venden me.
dicinas.
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N0TAS Y NO T|C|AS

Ell 'cabo Seballo ha sido ascendi- :
do 3 Sargento de la poicia nsular :,
prestando servicios en- San Juan
Sc, encusntra en San Juan el sr.
Don, Manuel Suarez, rico propleta-
rio Do LOLA.
Julian Rivera, Hatillo, consulta
81 en- su establecimiento de provisio-
mes, puede vender aguas minerale S
sal de higusra, hojas de sen, mana
aceite do castor y de mani, etc. FL
expediente fue endosado al Board de
Farmscia para information al inte-
resado por ser este asunto compile =
tamente de aquella entidad.
Vicente Balseiro Julia, Arecibo, /,
pide Sc le .informe sobre los requisi-
tos sanitarios exigidos para impor-
tar algunas cabras de islas Canarlas,
Espahs, con el objeto de mejorar la
raza en- este pals. Sc le inform6 que
para introducir ganado proeedente
de cualquler pals extrangero SO ne
cesita un permiso del Departamento
de Agriculture de Washington, de-
biendo dirigir la solicitud al sr. Se-
cretario do Agriculture.
Ethan W. Judd, representante de
la Central Fajardo, San Juan, sollcl-
ia copia certificada de la queja pre-
sentada contra la central Fajardo
Sugar Co. por descarga de los desa-
gues dc aquella factoria en- el rio Fa-
.jardo.
Manescau y Comp. Ponce, solici-
tan Sc les permita usar las clique
tas que quedan en- SUI poder para ro-
tular el ron marca General Maceo"
fabricado por ellos. LIE fu6 negado
por constituir un falso rotulo por
aparecer en- Ia etiqueta ell retrato y ell
nombre del General Maceo al como
Ia bandera, ell escudo y monedas Gu
banas, 10 encontro en- oposiei6n con
sl Reglamento de Alimento vlgen-
lie.