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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-09
DESDE WASHINGTON

En- esta situaci0n complicada y grave,
creada por ell asunto de Agadir, hay una
osa que es satisfactoria, otra que es
)atetica. La primera es que van ganan-
do algo Espana e Italia, que han sido
hasta ahora, las dos naciones sacriflca-
das en- ell Norte de Africa. Sc nos dice
que Espana sigue enviando tropas 4
Marruecos, donde ha ocupado posicio-
nes-a pesar de los tratados--- que pO-
dra conservar; con 10 que, cuando ven
ga la soluci0n defnitiva del embrollO,
controlara" mayor territorio que ell
que hubiera obtenid0 81 los alemaneS
no hubiesen dado su golpe de Agadir
Italia quer1a hace amos, tomar T1nez
los franceses sc lie adelantaron, poE
indication de Bismarck, que ide6 este
para entretenerlos y que no pensasen
en- la Alsacia-Lorena y para malquis-
tarlos con los italianos Ahora, estOs,
q falta de TuneZ Sc apoderaran de
Tr1pol, que, sin duda, vale menos; Pc
TO donde podra Italia colocar una par
tie de su emigration, en- lugar de enviar-
la Tunez a trabajar para los france
ses.
ST Espaila necesita el Norte de Ma
rruecos para su seguridad algo, tam
bien, por motivos sentimentales de
parentesc0, Italia necesita tierras Ell
81 Norte de Africa por consideraciones
econ6micas. Els curioso ell que, siendo
aquella naci0n la que tiene, de todas
rezca de cOlonias importantes, habita-
bles y explotables; en- Africa, le ha to-
cado roer ell hueso; no hay en- la Eritrea
mas que unos "cuatro mil' italianos !:
Y en- la Soral1a, ninguno. a no ser los
militares. Y el afio nueve, emigraron
mas de "quinientos mil" italianos de
los cuales unos trecientos mil vinieron
IA America y los restantes fueron q
otros paises dc Europa y a los del Nor
te afrlcanO, dOnde ell china no es malO
lcomo en- la Eritrea la Somalia Tn
fuerte continente de ese 1ltimo elemen-
to emigratorio va a T1nez y es ALI un
factor considerable Ell la production
De Francia, apenas Sc emigra: Y
sin embargo, esa nacion posee muchas
tierras propias para la colonization
blanca y ,a1n codicia mas. A Bis
marck Sc le atribuy6 este dicho: "Los
franceses tienen colonias, pero no co.
lonos; los alemanes tenemos colonos
pero no colonias; solo los ingleses tie
men colonias colonos." Pero, tam
bien Inglaterra es excesivamente opu-
lenta en- bienes territoriales; y no con
tenta con poseerlOs, hace ell papel del
perro del hOrtelano, al 0ponerse a que
los alemanes adquieran 10 que no lie per-
tenece ella. al mundo civilizado lie
|conviene que esa naci0n Francia con
(Contin1a en- la IA. plana.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-09
CIUDAD DE SAN JUAN.
PUERTO RICO.
RECOGIDA DE BONOS DE 1902.


La Ciudad de San Juan de Puerto
Rico pagara el d1a To- de Enero de
1912, 9 cualqlier otro dfa habil, des-
pu6s de esa fecha, hasta la cantidad de
Cuatrocientos d, Mil Dollars, ($4O2,-
OOO), correspondence los bo1os nu-
merados del l al 402 de 4 mil dollars
cada uno, emitidos en- 10. de Enero de
de 1902. Este pago Sc verifcara en- la
oficina de la casa bancaria de Sres. Mu-
ller Schall y Co., A Wall Street, en- la
Ciudad de Nueva York. Entendi6ndo-
Sc que los intereses sobre dicha suma de
Cuatrocientos Dollars ($402,O00), 8 sea
por los honos del | al 402, cesaran de
pagarse de la referida fecha 10. de Enc
TO de 1912.
Este anuncio Sc dispone por orde-
nanza del Concejo Municipal de 4 de
Octubre de 1911 que ordena esta reden-
ci6n de bonos
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Octubre IS
de 1911
Ciudad de San Juan, P. r.
r. Fl. Todd, Alcalde de San Juan
Y debiendo ser publicado el primer
anuncio por 10 menos sesenta d1as an
teriores a la fecha fjada para el pago.
Secci6n IA. La entrega del valor de
cada bono sera hecha simultaneamente
a la presentation y entrega de cada uno
8 de todos en- la serie va dicha del l al
4O2, la cual operaci6n constituira de
hecho la redenci6n de los bonos enume~
radios y la anulaci0n absolute del valor
des estos
Secci0n 5a. La menci0nada frnra
Muller Schall y Co., encargada por esta
Ordenanza de la redenci6n de los bonos
mencionados, hara la remission de tales
bonos redimidos al Alcalde de San
Juan, ?. r., con las debidas segurida-
des y dentro del plazo mas breve, des-
pues de recogidos tales bonos
Seccion. ga. La Administrators Mu-
nicipal de San Juan, por medic del Al
calde, hara la gesti6n correspondence,
a fin de que sean situados debiaamente
y con todas las garant1as necesarias en-
la Ciudad de Nueva York DISPOSE
ci0n de la mencionada frma Muller
Schall y Co., los Cuatrocientos Dos Nil
Dollars (402,0O0) correspondientes a
4O2 bonos de a mil dollars cada uno.
enumerados del l al 402 inclusive; los
gastos de situar tales fondos por Ell
pago de los bonos y. los gastos de Ia pu-
blicaci6n de anuncios, son autorizaIos
por la presente con cargo q los intere-
ses sobre ell fOndO de amortization eXis-
tentes la fecha Disponi6ndose que
todos estOs gastos no eXceleran del ia
del | pOr ciento sobre la cantidad total
que representa- la redenci0n presente.
Secci0n Ia. Esta Ordenanza sc o0nsi-
derara en- virgor despu6s de SER apro-
bada pOr el Alcalde de San Juan
luego de ser sometida al Concej0 Eje-
cutivo de Puerto Rico aprobada por
este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-09
ADMoR.: zzzgmel Mascara Garcia
SOL SIN ocAso

No teman, no, los pueblos que han
logrado instaurar la repnblica verla
caer destrozada, sin alientos, para al
zarse nueVamente con suprema images
tad. -.
En- estos felces tiempos de libre exa-
men, en- esta hora bendita en- que Ia
conciencia de las multitl dns esta ilumi-
NADIA por un sol llmpido, claro que no
tlene ocaso, La arraigada f6 en- las ms
tltuciones democrAticas, en- el gobierno
del pueblo para ell mismo, no Sc eclip
sara, no Sc ha de entibiar, que esa f6
es alento impereoedero en- el individuo
y con el yive mientras 6l alienta, y de
generaci0n Ell generaci6n va creciendo
poderoso, fernando un mar azul simbo-
llzador de paz, de intensos amores que
habran de fundir en- su dla la humani
dad triste, dolorida, que va por ell de-
slerto de sus penas sin rllmbo cierto hi
ri6ndose con las brenas, con los espino-
sos zarzales del agreste sendero de la
exiStencia.
I'll cable anuncia cada instante op!t
senas cOnsplraci0nes monarQuicas con
mueven Ell territori0 portugu6s y La con
consej" popular hila ent6nces la pro
xlma calda de Ia rep1blica lusitana;
IL
nueva repGblica tiene la profunda con
vlccl0n de que solo ha de ser grande. tl,f
que solo puede ser digno, sosteniendo sll
'credlto demOcraticO encarnadO en- la re-
publlca; y la revoluci6Il de ideas. ol.c
eS ell prellminar lie la rev0llci0n arnH-
Ola, ha tempo vicne extenEli6ndose u J.
esa otra parte de Ia Peninsula primal
ca, por la Espalla que siempre Sc mos
trara contraria 4 que Sc pasase en- eI
palacio del Pardo los anoanentos tedio-
sos, luegO lie haber dad0 ci1na a com
plicados problenlas de gobierno, cual
quier simple ciou1aEtano andaluz, cata
Ian o vasco que la volUntad nacional 10
hubiese sUevado d IL augusta slirecci0n
del Estado.
hasta en- imperios como el aleman
en- ell cUal Segllra1rente aseutadO 81 re;-
nado de los Guille11n0s de los Fede-
rrcos estuvo slerlpre, tiembla hoy el
emperador Guillernao ante la vision de
Isi
dlJo, vlsto Ia resI!tante de una progre-
sion aritmetica basaN4a ella en- sucesos
oculrldOs en- GelGnania Ell diferentes
epocas, que Ia fa1nilia aiemana reinante.
solo ocuparla ell s0lio hasta el 1913, fe-
cha Ell que sc levanteria en- Ell gran i'm
perio la repdblica feklerativa.
Resultara 8 no Ia prediction; pero 10
'c1erto es, que Ell q ibro de las supre-
mas relvindicaciones de pueblos igllra
Espalla como primer Estado que in-
plantara la rep1blica seguidamente
despu6s de Portugal, mego Russia, que
SUI advenlmlento en- el pals moscovita
altlmbrara CON Iuspiandor olinpico todo
ell vieJo Continente. y sera la chispa oe-
neradora del incendio, del divino incen-
dlo, que hara bamb0Iear los caducos tro-
nos orientales y oocidentales. pues no
importaran los hielos siberianos para
que ell fuego pasio0al lleve al coraz6n
asiatico ell anheIo de hberaei0n Que ha
DrenUidO tan nOhIpr,erfp on 81 11nivoroo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-09

2ARTE DE LOS BONOS EMITI-
DOS POR LA CIUDAD DE SAN
JUAN EN- 10. DE ENERO DE 1902,
DE ACUERDO CON LAS CONDI-
MISMOS BONOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-09

Ponce I'll Gle

Fla sido rematado ell hipodromo pom
~ceno en- seiscientos dollars
lei seii0r OdOnFlorensan fue Ell ma
yor hcitador d Ell lie fue adJudlcaQo
hip6dromu. Este es un SintOma de /
,decadencia de Ponce.
El hip6dromo falto de vida, sacado
snbasta Y rematado por una canitda>
ridicula ESQ da~ la medida de nue>
ira situaci6n y decadencia.
/ Eel circo Tatall yiene actuando con
\ameior acogida del pubtico, Tatali ha
Araido unos ciclistas excentricos varioS
animalitos amaestradoS.
Animales que saben mas que muchas
personas.
Tiene un monito que hace werdaderas
nnonadas >.
En- ell proceso contra Antonio LlOrt.
ha surgido una complication ultima
nente. La Corte Orden0 la confiscaci0n
$le la 1ianza que hablan prestado dos
amigos del acusado, por no haber asistido
este con Ia puntualidad exigida al acto
lie la vista Expuestos por ell abogad0
xlefenSor las causas que determination
Ia no comparecencia del procesado, la
eorte les i1npuso los fiadores una null
Ia de cien dollars, pagada La cual que
daria sin efecto La orden de confiscaci0n.
Ell acusado tendra que presentar nue.
vos fiadores, para quedar en- hbertad
provisional, hasta que se seIlale de nue.
80 Ell juic1o.
Los pollclas AciscIc Rodriguez y
Juan Betegert, han capturado a Jaime
Renta, soldado de la compan1a B. del re-
gimento de Puerto Rico. Ell fugitive
hFbia desertado del cuarteI de San
Juan, por las autorldades militares
Sc di6 aviso la policla de La fuga del
Boldado
La hueIga de tabaquetus de 'La Sui
tana" contlnua; es decIr, los tabaque-
gos mo van al trabaJo, pero la fabrica 81
que trabaJandO con OtrOs tabaque-
IDS TN representante de dlcha indus
Er1a ha hechO decIaraclones q un re-
saactor de un diarlo local, en- ell sentido
mas optImista con respecto al negocio
Gle TIA Sultana"
La situaci6n de los hueIguistas Sc ha-
ce verdaderamente dlficiI
El autor del crimen de La Teneria,
Victor Nieves, fue nuevamente interro-
gado per ell fiscal Torres Grau, en- la
xarcel donde sc halla detenido.
EI criminal Sc muestra tranquilo, y
dice que ira al pat1bulo serenamente.
Ha nombrado su defensor al hcencia-
1lo PaVentud
La carne de res sc esta vendiendo &
81 centavos. Els un precio barbara en-
EelacIGn con la penurfa economical que
&stamos sufriendo El poder conner va
slendo en- Ponce un verdadero milagro.
DE todo eI artlcllo que dedica Ell La
DemocracIa2 Mariana Abril defen-
der la autoridad del senior Sanchez Mo
rales como Jurado literario, me basta pa.
Ta mi augmentation con Ell primer pa
Erafo, que no puede ser mas elocuente:
Dice ell veterano cronista:
El corresponsal an6nimo de un pc
E16dico local, MEGA a Luis Sanchez No
rales, capacidad para formar parte de
>xln jurado literario. Bien empleado Sc
10 tiene qi1ien, poseyendo e1 talento y
fos conocimientos que 81 posee, no ha
$ooperado con su pluma al movimien-
10 literario del pals. =
sCon que no la cooperate CON su p1ps-
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-09

No teman, no, los pueblos que han
logrado instaurar la rep1blica verla
caer destrozada, sin alientos, para al
zarse nueyamente con suprema images
tad. -.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Captain Connors Gets
 Out of Insane Asylum

Word was received in Tombstone today that Capt. R. B. Connors of Washington Camp and recently com- m''ted to the Insane Asyllm at hoe. nix was re easel from that institution yesterday,
 Caotein Connors was tried in Tomb stone last year for the killing uf Dr. Russell at Washington Camp and was acquitted after most sensational trial. Later Connors was adiudged insane at Nogales and committed to the asylum Ever since, efforts have been made for his release, it being u . derstood the board of control fl ally ordering his discharge from custody.
 The Captains family, comprising his wife and daughter, also his son, Major Connor, until recently of Fort Huschucs, all oi whom were in Tomb. stone during the famous trial here, have been at his side in Phoenix, urg- ing legal matters for his discharge. The family will locate at Fl Paso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Many Boy Scouts
 Enjoyed Lecture

Nearly all of the local Boy Scouts and few of the older people were present at the Congregational church fast evening and enjoyed the 5;eIeop- ticon lecture given by the Rev. A J Benedict. The boys had the pleasure oi travelling with the lecturer in the east as well IS in the west. Among the eastern pictures that attracted the attention of the boys sere the lake and river scenes, trout fishing, heating, also various athletic tictnres, aud views of boys military company, both ir drill and in camp. The climb from Msnitou over the old t-.il, before the incline railway was quilt, upto P.ke's Peak Twas very in. teresting. The view taken at the Peak of the -,srry sky was beautiful. A short side trip to the b-suty spots in California was delightful. In closing a number of comic pictures were thrown on the screen, furnishing much laughter among the boys.
 The Rev Benedict's descriptive talk n connection with the pictures was well received end furnished food for higher ideals and better thoughts for the boys who paid attention to the instructive address.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Rock Island Traffic
 Over E. P. & 5. w.

There are persistent rumors among railroad men to the effect that an agreement has been reached by the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad and the uthern Pacific by which all the traffic of the Rock Island railroad now taken for the vest st Fl Paso by the Southern Pacific, Nill be hauled by the South Aestern to Benson and there delivered to the Southern Pa. cItic. The fact that arrangements have just been made for putting & sleeper service on the Southwestern and Southern Pacific to run daily be- tween Douglas and L"s Ar geles would indicate that whatever agreement has been arrived at between the two roads regarding the Rock leland business, fl any. will not go into effect in the immediate future, say= the lnterna- tional
 While such an fgreement AS re- ported for the hauling of the Rock Island traffic over the Southwestern to Benson would probably delay the matter of the extension Of that road to Tucson, 1t may be expected that eventually 1t would go there, ss all the right of way and terminal grounds for that purpose have already been purchased in that city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28

Mrs Jennie F. Crspo, grand matron of the order o. Eastern Star of Ari- zopa, paid Prescott an official ,isit this week,
 On some trivial charge, 6 comedy young Yuma Indian squsw was re- gently locked up Tn the county jail at Yums. A very black man around the jsil commenced to make goo goo eyes at her when she said in excel ent English: Get away from here nigger. You are altogether to black to suit my taste " The Yuma Sun says che is . recent Indian School graduate.
 The main building of the UnIver, siry of Arizona wac damaged ty fire and threatened with destruction last week. The fire was in the room un der the main building used by Prof. Clothier for agricultural experiment purposes and this room was complete. ly gutted by fire. The flames had made their way into the halls of the basement floor and were just creeping through the main floor of the build ing when their progress wac stopped
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
From Tuesdays Daily

Doug ss G sy, general manager Of the Hershsi Mining company and president of the Mcdonnell Mercsn tile company, returned yesterday from San Francisco, where he went several days ago on s business mission.
 The family of County Recorder Charles Mcdonald expect to leave the early part of next month for the Hus- chucs mountains. where they will spend & number ot weeks enjoying the fresh mountain air.
 Attorney Geo J. Stoneman of Globe is in Tombstone on business before the distrct court. Mr. Stoneman is . member of the Arizona Railway Commission.
 A number Of the federal trial jurors arrived on the noon train from No gales today to be on hand when the panel is called for duty tomorrow morning.
 W c Buchanan is back from Mesa where be has been to look af ter bis business interests in that section.
 Jeff Milton. immigration inspector stationed at Fsirbank. came into the county seat this morning. Upon his srr,vsl he immediately got husy in visiting the Chinatown of Tombstone. and expects to land . Chink before he leaves town. Jetf ssys he has a "bunch."
 Attorney Frank Dean was among the arrivals from Douglas this morD- ing on court matters.
 The family oi City Clerk E. A. Hughes returned this morning from Bisbee, where they have been visiting with friends and relatives for the past fortnight.
 Joseph P Aieshire is among the visitors in the city from Nogsles, st- tending federal court.
 George ". Long and William F.. Fenwick of the Bisbee Extension Min ing company are in the city today on mining business. These gentlemen are developing mining properties in the Tombstone district.
 Attorney Francis Hartman came in this morning from Tucson having business before the district court.
 District Attorney John s Williams departed this afternoon for Phoenix where he goes on legal business and will be absent from the city for sev- eral days.
 Messrs ii c Mundy, c A Perkins and Lito McKenns are visitors in the city from Tucson Un court matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
From Wednesdays Daily

c. w. Black is over from Bisoee on s brief visit.
 Judge Daniel Mcfarland today made another couple happy by unit ing them in the holy bonds of wed- lock, a legal performance always gracefully done by the judge. The bridal couple were P NJ Me Donough and Miss ReDa Spears, both of Bisbee. The couple departed for their home this afternoon.
 Attorney Fred Sutter of the frm of Neaie and Sutter of Bisbee, is in the city and appearing before the federal court in the interest of his clieuts.
 Mark Lully, is among the citizens from Santa Cruz county in Tomb stone, serving Uncle Sam as a trisl juror. Mir. Lully does not consider himself stranger in this neck of the woods and has many friends and sc- qusintsnces heresbouts who are always glad to greet him.
 Attorney William B. Cleary of Bis bee, and A. Y. swright of Douglas were among the passengers last even. ing to be on hand at the session of the federal court today.
 Constable L. R. Bailey of Lowell came in on the noon train, having in custody prisoner for the county jail.
 Harry Mscis returned home today from the northern psrt of the terri. tory. where he has been for the pact several months.
 Miss Ons F. Black was an arrival in the city today from Bisbee, and will be here for several days on a visit with friends.
 John Igo, chief of police of Douglss arrived in town last evening, having been subpoened as a witness before the United States court
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Prominent Attorney
 Is In the City

Attorney John NJ. Ross, member of the legal firm of Ellinwood and Ross, counsel for the Copper Queen Con- solidsted Mining company's interests in Arizona and Fl Paso and South western Railroad company, is among the visiting members of the bar in the county seat today on business be. fore the district court Attorney Ross was recently sppointei as the z neral counsel for the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company to fill the position made vacant by the res. ignstiou of Attorney Goodrich, who will shortly leave Tombstone and make his home in Los Angeles
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28

Wol'olk of Ccconino county and R E Dsggs Of the same county, made large shipments o! sheep to the Kan -as City market last week.
 A Tuba correspondent of the Coco. uino Sun says an Indian brought in . report that another Indian drowned in Broadway tank, about 40 miles south Of Tuba. His clothes and two kege of water were found on the bank and au empty keg floating ID the tank.
 Mrs J V Msrlowe, of Williamson valley. is preparing for a sisit to Southern California. It will be her frs trip out Of Arizona for thirty seven yes:s-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
favors Highway
 Through Tombstone

Ths following resolutions which are self explanatory show that the Co., chise County Taxpayers Association has joined the general protest on the Hereford route, and favor the Tomb stone route instead. The resolution foliows:
 RESOLVED by the Cochise county Taxpayers Association that we are in favor Of construction of the proposed Territorial highway by the route com mencing at Douglas. going by way of Forest Canon to Bisbee. over the Divide to Tombstone, through 5t. DsvId to Benson. for the reason thst such . route will not only serve the largest population and taxable wealth oi the county. but will be much moro
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
PROBATE COURT


 PROBATE COURT
 E-tate of J NJ Prime, order sppoints ing J J Benton, Robert Hilburn and Sherman Krumpe as appraisers Of said estate.
 Estate of NJ Grimes, order of notice to creditors.
 Estate and guardianship of E Chauncey, Charles $ and Bowman L Stephens, minors, order appointing Elizabeth B Hopper guardian.
 Estate of Dennis E Twomey, order to pay to Bank of Bisbee ian interest bearing debt of S500.
 Estate of Marsh Fletcher, order ap~ pointing George Hass, Henry c Beumler and Frank Whit apprasers. Estate of Mike Shaya, order re- vokIng appointment of special com missioner Saline Shsya,
 Ia the probate court sn order has been made appointing Wm. Harri- son guardian of Thomas E. Devine, minor.
 Tn the matter of the estate 0f Thos. E. Devine, an order was made fixing May 2i, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. for hearing petition for partition, etc.
 In the mstter Of the adoption of Francis Gladmsn, minor, an order was made in the probate court grant ing the adoption of said minor by William J. White ss his lawful child and heir, and that he shall bear the name of Francis White.
 In the matter of the estate of Wm. H. Apgar the probate cour, granted sn order of sale of personal property by Benjamin D. Cooley. the admin, istfatoI.
 Suit has been filed in the district court by Teresa Bcrgsts praying for 6 divorce from Umberto Borgats
 In the matter or the Norton Nor gan Commercis! Go. vs. I. J, Quilin ct ux, transcript from the justice of the peace court, judgment was rem dered in favor of the plaintiff for Sl63, 10 and coets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

The following marriage licenses have been issued out of tke probate court during the past few days hy Clerk J F. James,
 Arthur c Spsrr to wed Lola Town. send, both of Douglas.
 Antonio Borbon to wed Bernsbe Mesiss, both Of Douglas.
 Jose Soto to wed Capriana Lopez both of Teviston.
 William Robert Hs-tiug- to wed Katheryn Lenora O'Donnell, both of Bisbee.
 Andres Mendoza, to wed Julia Chavez, both of W llcox.
 Charles James Kilmer to wed Rosa Margaret Jshr, both of Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
The Election Of
 U. 5. Senators

Ordinance Number Two, passed hy the Constitutional convention in re- gard to the first election for state and cou 1ty offices, which is now on file in the office Of the secretary of the terri. tory, provides that the candidates for said offices shall be selected at pri- mary election and that at the said primary election the people shall ex- press their choice for two United States senators.
 The names of the candidates for the United States senate are placed upon their respective party tickets and persons voting at such primary must vote for or against the candi- dates upon their respective party tickets. Any person writing the name Of any candidate upon his ticket whose name ia not printed thereon but is printed upon the ticket of some other party will invalidate the vote attempted to be cast for such candi. date.
 This provision of the primary law is to prevent any person belonging to one party from having any voice in the nomination Of a candidate of different party. Ordinance No. Two. passed by the Cons,.tutional Conven" ton settles the whole question cf the fret primary and the first general election for state and county offices.