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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.
Court If AppeaI6.
Adjourned from day to day until May 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. c9776 BELL Bell; argued and submitted
Attorneys, u. E. oBrien-C. F. Carusi and Z. A.
Jones.
No. 1886 Dixon VS.. Dixon: rule returnabe Aprn
q. Attorneys. N. Z. OBrien-G. II. Macdonald.
No. 1854 Dorsey rs Warren; sale ratified nisi.
Attorneys, w. II. Holloway-W. +. Mattineiy;
No 1851 In re Washington Cooperative DRUG
Company: corporation dissolved. &c Attorney
No as7e5. Calvert vs.. Brooks; leave to call plain
tiff as witness arrested. Attorneys. r. z. Evans
H. g. Matthews. Birney & Wcodard.
No. 1855 Higgins Higgins; argued and sub
mitted Attorneys, W Z. Ambrose and E. r.
Calloday-E b. Kimbsi and J. B. Flynn.
iner ATTORNEYS. A. W. LevensalerJ. V. Morgan.
No. 2esa susg vs.. Sugg; same. Attorneys, n. q.
KimbaIl-J. c. Fisher P. B. Campbell, and c. r.
Fittman. -
No 1ol4. Bercns IT,. vs.. Berens; same. Attor'
neys. c. Brown-A s. worhinston. d. ". Baker,
G. H Macdonald.
Assignments for April B:
No I7s. Espey W. Espey. Attorney, Fnsoy.
M Is3 Comstock vs. Merilat. Attorneys. Raj.
stnn. Siddons MISUNDERSTANDING kicaasoson'
No. lsj. Brady Us. Swain. Attorneys. Disgs-
Tocmey.
& Smith-Montague and Wolf.
No Is3 Ripley VS.. Ripley. Attorneys. Johnsoo-
Reeves.
JUSTICE GOULD.
M 2s5o Cave Cave. rtlle fettrrapie tWo oays
after service. Attorneys. Thomas Bellu-J. Easily
Smith. -
No 1888. Smith vs. Newman; bill set aside and
referred TO auditor. Attorneys, p. II. Hiliard-
Douglas & Baker.
No ns27. welch vs Parson ct al trustees N-
mort ratihed. Attorneys r. 81. Marshall-E G.
Chase. ,.,
No 2oell. yarnum vs. sctells ct al; title vested
br adverse possession. AttCuey, @. X. Linkfns
No .as25 Spelman ct al. vs.. Fisher ct al liens
declared referred TO auditor Attorneys. q. ..
C;ertman and John Ridcut-F 8. Hill and W. q.
Gardiner
No 2s65,. Kimp ct al. Lehman ct al; order
making marty defendant and order extending time.
Attopcvs- Charles Poe-S. A. Putnam. John Ridout.
No aa7fs Redmond, &C.. rs. Zell ct al: decree
pro copfesso. Attorneys. P. N. Brown. W. B. Guy,
and c. W. Clagett.
No 1904. Duiin vs. McHenry Ct al !; title yested
by adverse possession. Attoneys. II. 8. Weach.
Beach and Adkins
Assignment for April ID:
No. I7e Helm vs.. Helm: on hearing. Attorneys.
Gies-Calvert.
Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for April q:
No ~. Cartwright N ". = B. Rsaxas con-
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No $3.50. The soule Realty Company .. r. Lee
Pickett; certiorsn. Defendants attorney. E. L.
Ges.
No. S531 Marie Fl. Lucas rs. Washington-vir
ginia Railway Company; damages. $4,000 Attor-
neys. Robson & Calvin.
No 53SS2 Annie Z. 0'Neal vs. Charles e. TnbbyI
appeal. Attorney. T. B. Rhodes.
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Bankruptcy Court,
IaWauita.

No 6s3. In re John Weaver; hearing on discharg
fixed for May 2.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
ew York. April 17.-closinG quotations of miscei-

Largest Morning Circulation.
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Circuit Court No. 4

Assignments for April d:
No. 81 Cartwright N ". = b Rsilvay On
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished Ivy W. r Eihbs & Co. mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, Hihbs Build
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
RAILROAD RUMORS
Northern Pacific Extending Line to
McCIeary. and May Build Through
to Shelton

ELMA. Dec. Let is definitely
known that the Northern Pacific has
ordered new 7G pound steel for the
road from lllma to McClcary and be.
You'd What the beyond means is not
known but the new steel will be put
in as far as Simpsons mill at least,
and perhaps all the way 10 Shelton.
A few weeks ago the officials of the
road made a trip mp the line from
Elma, and this week they went over
the line again. The steel order will
soon be filled and then Il force of
men will be PIT ON the work
1t is hard to learn much about rail
road work and the time for rcStCclinG
the track is not known. However.
good authority says that II will h"
finished before spring Is over and
there is rumor that before next
fall trains will be running from l'lma
through to Shelton At present Shcl
ton is without railroad service. and
the road would be a fine thing FOR
that town, giving it its only railroad
communication with the outside coun-
try. Mason county could then have
an outlet into the lIarbor region,
while now its only outlet is by boat
to Seattle and Tacoma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
WINTERS PURCHASES
MORE PROPERTY

HOQUlAM, Dec. fisherman Win
ters, former resident and business
man Of Eoquiam, but now located in
Portland, closed deal Saturday for
che purchase of the Southeast cor
ner of Seventh and J streets. The
cash consideration was $4,000. The
property is the home Of Former May
or DR.. T. c. Frary and the lot is
l00XlO0 feet, This property was as
Sessed this year at $4,000
1t is said that Winters is ncgotat-
ing with Calvin IIeilig, Portland the
atrical man, for the erection of large
theater on the property, whom he
says is favorable to such a prOposi-
zion. Dr.. and Mrs. r. G. 'rary eX-
poet to spend the winter in Califor-
mia This is the most important real
estate deal cOnsummated in HoQuiam
IN several months.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
Bottom Of Sea

That the derelct sighted by Cap
tain Thomas Endresen of the schoon-
er G. F. Watson, on the morning of
Nov. /, in latitude A, was the over
due schooner Ruth +. Godfrey, is the
opinion of seafaring men of this port
Captain Endresen. who arrived here
Friday from Raymond, says that on
the morning of November /, he sight
ed the vessel right in his path with
her decks awash and only the stumps
Of her maSts standing. He went
within a quarter of a mile of the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
"POLLY OF THE CIRCUS"
Frederick Thompson Great Circus
Production Will Be at the Grand
Tomorrow Night

'Polly- of the Circus" Frederic
Thompsons mammoth production
with Miss Ida St Leon in the leading
role will be seen at the Grand theater
tomorrow night, Dee. -.
one of the great features Of the
play is the realistic third act in which
tbe circus scenes are depicted, in
Guiding miniature circus caravan dis
appearing in the distance. The sec
ond scene Of this act shows a circus
in fun swing, with the trained horses,
ponies, dogs, clowns. acrobats. ring
masters, bareback riders and aerial
acts Of all descriptions, with all the
ueccssarcs Of the white tops, and is
in fun keeping with the standard set
by Frederic Thompson, producer OF
the play and the creator OF the huge
llippodrome and the greatest amuse-
ment park in the world Luna Park
Coney Island New York City. Watch
for the parade.
BELIEVES DERELICT WAS
OVERDUE SCHOONER
Captain Tom Endresen Is Of Opinion
That Overdue Schooner Is at
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
COMING TO ABERDEEN

MONTESANO, Dec. 16.-The Aber-
dcen Chamber of Commerce has eX-
tended an invitation to the members
OF the Montesano organization TO meet
with the former body at it's regular
weekly luncheon Tuesday noon, Dec
~, at the Fairmont hotel in that city.
The matter of securing a road and
bridge from OcOsta to the beach will
be discussed and cooperation of Mon
tesano is desired J. +. Calder hopes
to attend the session with a good
representation from this city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
DIED SUDDENLY

morning, w. A. Crosman, a friend of
Tom Chilcote across the river, died
in his bed from heart disease. The
death occurred after midnight some
time though it was not known that
the man was dead until in the morn
ing after daylight. Mr.. Crosman was
a close friend of Mr.. Chilcote and
had been living with his on his new
place across the river since last Octo-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MONTESANO, Dec. 1G.-The fol
lowing marriage licenses We're issued
during the week:
Andrew INLAND, Betty Franz; G.,
Quest, Pamela Leusioni; Allan $. Aus
tin, Mary +, SWeezy; Alick Larson,
Mrs Minnie NJ. Calkins; John Hill.
Fannie Tuomola; Erik Mattson, lima
NJ Enholm; A. f. Kroemer, Dcvonia
N. Carter; Walter II. Hunter Sarah
h. GilmS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
SCOTCH COLLIE

FOR SALE-Scotch Collie; perfect
head and ears; grandson of imported
Lord Ravenswood. $25. Also some
choice S. c. r. l. Reds pullets and
cockerels r. Steiner, Elma, Wash
ington 19-3t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
MANY RED CROSS SEALS SOLD

Hundreds of Red Cross seals have
been sold in this city during the past
few days, the proceeds being applied
to pay the expenses Of the National
Association for the Study and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis. The stamps
are on sale at the Broadway Phar-
macy. The postal department has rul-
ed that seals may be used on the
address side of letters until after Jan.
uary l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18

c. II. Lake last Tuesday evening, De
cember ~, 1911, at 6 o'clock. The
bride is we'll and favorably known
here, where she has many friends
who wish her happiness and prosper
ity. The groom is business man of
Aberdeen, in which city Mr.. and Mrs.
Kramer will reside.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18

wreck but could see no sign of life,
so left the wreck without further in
vestigation. He reported the matter
on arriving at Redondo and now
thinks that it was the last of the
Ruth +. Godfrey.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
WEDDING BELLS

MONTESANO Dec. 16-NIrs. Deva
Garter and Albert Kramer We're mar
ried at the Episcopal rectory by Rev.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18

On Monday, Mrs. Crosman came
down from Milton, where she was liy-
ing and on Wednesday brother of
the dead man came from Vancouver
+. G. and the funeral arrangements
were made. The burial took place
in Tacoma, Friday.
Mr.. Crosman was about SO years
of age and left wife and two chill
dren
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18

purchase piano, get good you are not
judge depend reputation dealer and also
the manufacturer of the piano
% per cent off on all pianos until Christmas
permits purchase good piano for the price ord
nary asked for cheap unheardof instrument
In city of Importance the Pacific there is
Eers store and each city Aberdeen the pianos
sold by
Representing only the best in pianos giving of liberal
values has made Eer Music House today the
dealers. We have dissatisfied customers.
shrewd buyers should take advantage of this
who appreciates the value of dollar would quickly
Here Hamilton than
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18

We including every piano in the store the Chckerng KIM
ball Decker Lester Story Clark Smith Barnes Marshall
wendell etc. etc. all pianos known for their sterling
qualities, the best in the land
Besides this there is bargain bargain good pianos that
have been used only three months and some
less than year. bargains worth while HERE is
KIMBALL USED ONLY TWO YEARS FOR s21500 SAME AS
NEW.
Bailey large size Mahogany used less than
year. $4,000 Here Halet Davis only used nine months
for $780, regular price S4500O like new.
THERE ARE MANY, MANY, ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS
USED PIANOS mention of them better
than purchasing cheap piano.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18

year. The Hamilton regularly sold by dealers for 1925 and $780,
could be told from There numbers of other
bargains the better makes We know that there 20
would provided they
a this advertisement To
those all kepica would advise trip to the store Go to
other we'll We have the right and the prices could
possibly duplicated elsewhere. We in all sincerity
that the prices marked each piano the best value have
offered the people of Aberdeen CHRISTMAS PRESENT
THE FORM BIG DISCOUNT
will begin o'clock Monday morning, December
the 18th and 10 o'clock Saturday December 23rd
We will deliver piano the day before Christmas Christ
Eve if wish.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18

This opportunity only presents itself year we prom
Use that each who investigates will great
values offered You will remember that January from
Aberdeen 20 pianos sale we ought to do
even better as it is held before Christmas
Start the New Year right; MUSIC MAKES FOLKS CHEER
Full piano for Christmawha could be nicer appr
ciated.
It doesn't take all cash. SIS $40 payment and
&c. So or $40 per month thereafter will do
EVERY ADVANTAGE IS YOURS WE WANT YOUR RITsT
NESS and order have placed prices every piano
that will sell them quickly.
The price piano plainly marked free
delivery to your home free stool and tuning after delivery
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-18
BELIEVES DERELlCT WAS
OVERDUE SCHOONEI

Captain Tom Endresen Is Of Opinion
That Overdue Schooner Is at
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-11
La coniHii6in de Aunacao
UTN TRABAJO EXCELENTE

Aver tarde regres6 Humacao, la
comision de aquel lnunicip:o que vino
Ia gestionar IN onrt'!ntes asuntos en-
San Juan.
'Comlpon1an dicha conisi5n, los safo
res dom Antonio Lopez Cuadra, don
Salvador RocafOrt, don Miguel Buste
|lo y ell licenciado don Victor Burset.
Dichos seflores han realizado aqui
un trabajo eficiente, visitando a varios
Jefes de departmentos, al gobernador
a algunos consejeros y Representatives.
la la Camara, y tOdos eHos eXpuso las
raz0nes en- que Sc f1ndan las peticio
mes y reclamaciones que ha venido a
formular.
La distinguida comision ha gestiona
do la contradiction de rm emprestito de
|cincuenta y seis mil dollars para cons
|truir un acueducto que sea la base de
Ihigienizac cion de la ciudad.
Tambien se trat0 de la necesidad de
|llevar 4 cabo La construction de la car
eel de distrito, obra que tiene asigna
da la cantidad de veinte mil dollars.
|aprobada en- Ell anterior presupuesto y
que no Sc sabe nj Sc explica por que
no 1ha dado conienzo va.
Tambien gestion6 la comisi0n que sc
termine la carretera de San Lorenzo q
Las Piedras. El costo de esta obra sc
ra de seis a diez mil dollars, y es una
obra de gran beneficio ptblico.
A estos fines La distinguida labo
ROSA comisi6n visito al gobernador
Cotton, 4 Los seilores Barbosa Y Was
OchOteco, al tesorero de Puerto Rico Y
ial attorney general, obteniendo de sus
|entrevistas, gratas buenas impresio
neS %
El BOLETIN que tiene todas sus
|slmpatias por toda obra de progreso,
desea el exito de la comisi0n confia en-
el, por que es dado esperarlo de la ac
|tlvidad que ponen los comisionados en-
su empeno y de la raz0n, de la iusti
cia que les asiste
Correspomsal.
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Domingo 0ROZCO
De Carolina
HONRA.S FUNEBRES

En- esta iglesia parroquial han TEN
do lugar las solemnes hOnras f1nebrcs
por ell eterno descanso del alma del que
en- vida fue Lcdo. Don Federico Tore
grosa y Mora, Pharmaceutical de esta To-
caaidad Y Presidente de SUI ilustre Ayun
tamiento.
Correspondence la cortes invita-
ci6n hecha en- lujosa y edegante esquela
por su sobrinO Y successor, Lcdo. Don Fer
nando Torregrosa, concurri6 el sciior Al
caade, concejales, cuerpo de emp1cados,
senoras y cabalieros de esta vecindad.
La Misa de REQUIEM, bien cantada
por ell Reverendo Padro Miro y coristas,
fue amenizada por ell ammonium.
Ell dia de hoy, trae q nuestra niente
una efeneride triste, como es el recuer
do de tan excelente amigo, todo bon
dad, inofensivo, de intelecto despejado
y de recto pensar, que tanta falta nos
ha hecho.
Reciban. una vez mas, su amantiss1na
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-11
Fl Cine de Ia Plaza

Es SIN disputa ell mejor sitio de diver
sion que Sc eneuentra en- esta capital y
al que cOncurre cOnstantemente hume
roso piablico, a presenciar los especta-
culos cultos que diariamente ce1ebra,
Esta noche habrS nueyos estrenos de
pelicuas y para maiiana dominggo Sc
preparan dos sorprendentes snnciones,
una por la noche a la hora de costumbre
= el matinee dedicado 4 los niios, de
q 6 de Ia tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-11
TEATR0 MUNICIPAL

MAnana domingo, despedida de la
|compania
Va de "matineee,'' - la preciosa come
dia de los hermanos Quintero, "La Ia
gaia, por la noche, un estreno de
licioso, un exito de risa en- Madrid. Ia
icomedia "Genio y Figura' que Meva va
infinidad de representations.
La compania Sc despide con esta obra,
y sale para Arecibo, manana.
Esta noche no hay function, por lha-
Der sldo cedido ell teatro para el banque-
te de la Bolsa de Comercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-11
DE- QBA7R0
TRIPLE BENIEF1CTO

Nuestra sociedad mas alta Y au uii
blico numeroso, asisti6 anOche 4 la fun
ci6n de gracia de tres artistas que Sc
han hecho admirar mucho, duranfe Ia
temporada que termina maiiana.
La senorita de Lmjan, DANA joven
distinguidisima, SorianO Viosca Ubal
do Fernandez, recibieron anoche una
prueba evidente de las grandes simpa
tlas que han sabido ganar en San Juan.
Ell teatro ofrecia brillante aspecto
y ell entusiasmo del selecto y uumeroso
publico Sc manifesto expontaneo desde
los primeros mOmentOs.
Maria Lujan, Soriano y Fernandez
fueron acogidos con la mas franca sa
lutaci0n del plblico durante la in
terpretacion de: "a fuerza de Arras
trarse', lograron hacerse ovacionar
dlStlntaS veces.
La senorita de Lluan, sacrifice sI
gentileza la realidad escenica, logran
do un eXito de Characterization.
Fue celebradisima y ovacionada con
verdadera justicia.
Sorlano NiOsca, sostuvo con macstria
y acierto Ell tipO del marques, muy
bien compuestO por cierto, 10 que lie va
li0 los mas unanimes sufragiOs del pt
blico
SOrlanO NlOSca eS artista que no DE
frauda nrmca 10 mucho que de Il es
pera siempre ell ,publico que conoce In
procedencia prestigiosa dc este nota
bic actor.
Ubaldo Fernandez estuvo delicioso.
graciosisimo, hecho un coloso
Els ell actor comico de naturaIidad
mas pasmosa y de mas espontanea gra
cha que hemos aplaudido en- ell Munich
pal.
Fernandez 10 reune todo, y bien me
rece la simlpatia y ell regOcijO irreprimi
bic con que siempre lie acoge nueStro
pilblico.
Anoche, los camer-inos de los bcnef
ciadOs, vierOnse concurridisimoS de-
amigos V admiradOres que obseq1Iaron
mly mplidamente los amables ar
tistas
Al gran exito logrado anoche por In
farsa de Echegaray, no hay que sdver
tir que puserOn tOdo su talento inc0m
parable y su arte exquisite, la bellisi
ma Antonia Arevalo y el eminente az
tor Francisco Fuentes.
Y perdonen los notabilisimos artis
tas que por exigencias de una cr6nica
de beneficio no apareZcan en- su sitio
de privilegio. que tan bien ganado tie
men.
Anoche. como siempre, fucron acla
mados ruidosamente, con ell entusias
mo que saben conservar, siempre en-
aumento, a medida que les vamos ad
miranda bajo nuevos aspectos de su
talentO, de Su arte
Ntuy bfen Valenti, que es un actor
de mucho porvenir, Arevalo que es ac
tor de los que tienen su pnblico, Bs
rinaga Y Rendueles.
n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-11

III director DE- In fcria hs aH1Inriada
que, adends de- Io~ biIlcisS d. tempo
rada para Ia cusrsuIz 4 IL expoSigsSrs
que fueron psrcsso= Ia venta szi In ~
TINA sHnana, puesIcn verse tambiSn. eu
ell edificio de Rodriguez. Plaza Prinei
pal, los pianos DC disiribueiJn d. ios:
palcos para los cspcct.ieulo~ que - ~.
ven 4 cabo on 81 IIip6dr0uo.
Hay S,senta palcos al presio de -
dollars cada uno por toda In tcmporada
dc fiestas Cada palco coniicuc ~,is
sillas, y los q'se asL1gieren alg1sno. ssrs
dram 81 prFvilcgio dsr usario or to,Isy.s
los espectaculos que ~ realicsn por'
In maiiana, por Ia tarJic y pr Ia noehs
drante los scis dias IL, n frria.
Ademas de- los paIes~. hay 26s bss
tacas valoradas 1900 dollars eada
una por toda nj tcmporada 80 por
dia, 81 sc toma para un dia solarBem
DC
los que dcsesn psico~ per un solo
dia, pueden obtensrJox al pr~cio -.
$ dollars cada wuo.
va Sc cstan hacicudo pssiidox por
palcos NJ director de Ia fsria y :. eress
que tosios ssran vendsdos d~nsxs a. pu
eos dias; ssi es que low gse drseen ols
tcner algurss de eIlos asiansox rvser
vados para Ia tempornds de In feris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-11
Mas invitaciones

la coTnisioD de- los bales DC Csruz
val en- Arecibo. nos invita- 4 tosIo~ los
que han De eclebrarss cssa ienporaa.
en- j 'Te3tro Oliver. T.. 5iehs si.,
dad
EsiimamoS ia corf ,-sia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-11

Interesante po@ todo extreme fue
la session de aver Sc discutio ell bill
30, conocido por Il ''proyecto de Los
trece", causa de que habia en- la "a
mara trece abogados que eran partlda
rios de tl. Y tres ole 10 protestaban, en-
la forma como Vino enmendado por Ell
Comhe de Legislaci6n Dicha Comi
sion habia mtroducido una enmlenda
al expresado bin para que los hijos na
turales pudiesen alegar su fliacion to
da la vida, Ell vez de a los dos amos,
despues de faber fallecido el PADRE co
no enm endaba Ia ley actual-articulo
100 del C6digo Civil. ell autor del pro
yecto senior Cervoni
Defendian la ennlienda lie la comisi0n
tenazmente los S"es. Diaz Navarro, Coll
y Cuchi V Guerra Los Sres Santoni, 70
rres Soler, Suliveres y Cuevas, cram
partidarios de III termino medic, es de
cir que Ia acclbn para eJercer la fila
cl0n tuviese w Germino de cuatro amos
Ell senior Barcelo era partidario de
que ell proyecto yolyiese la Comisi6n.
En- este punto las cOsas, el senior Car
bonell pide que el bill Sc ponga a vo
taci6n sin mas discussion, acto segui
do, Ell senior Treites pide que sea pos
puesto indefnidamente
Sc poAe 4 votaci6n y ell bill es pos
puesto por ahrunladora mayoria
El senior Coll y Cuchi protesta. Y
pide que Sc duylda la Camara
FL case Sc sonpete a la decision de
los delegados, y Sc acuerda votar por
lista.
Vuelve otra vez ser derrotado ell pro
veto por Is votes contra g.
FL Presidenbe exclama: Creo ahora
senior Coll y Cuchi que S4S no tendra
dudas. Ell bill ha sido derrotado por
segunda vez. (Risas en- ell p1bhco.)
Sc aprueba Ell proyecto 81, para tras
ladar Puerto Rico, los restos morta
les del doctor Ramon Emeterio Betan
ces, y erigirle I'm mausoleo en- la plaza
p1blica de Cabo Rojo, su pueblo ma
tai
Sc. aprob0 tanlbien con el bill una
emmdenda del seGOr Diaz Navarro que
dice aSl:
tSeccion /. Por la presente Sc crea
una comision compuesta del alcalde de
Cabo Rojo, Speaker de la Camara y
'el gobernador, con el fin de gestionar
10 conducente al traslado Puerto Ri
co de los restos del eminente medico
y patricia puertorriqueno Ramon E.
Betances, que descansan en- ell cemente
rio del Padre La-Ohaise en- Paris.
Ell comite de instruction pide La apro
bacion del bill 102 sin enmiendas.
Ell senior Cueuas pide que Sc apruebe
el proyecto en- su totalidad.
Sc pospone.
El senor Usera pide la reconsidera
ci6n.
Sc aprueba.
Ell senor Georgatti introduce una en-
mienda a la secci6n primera, defendien
dola con buenos argumentos.
El senor Diaz Navarro apoya tam
bien la enmienda con un discurso muy
notable y Sc aprueba.
La enmienda dice asl:
SQuedan por Ia presente autorfzados
los Municipios de Puerto Rico, para
asignar en- sus presupuestos snbvencio