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The Washington times., 1912-12-11


aad Get Rid Of Them Al
Right Away.
remedy ZEMO. There's no question
about 1t, no doubt about II. 1t does the
work. It does It In Il remarkable way.
You never used anything like II be-
fore. You can't find anything like It.
simply because there's nothing like
ZEMO known or sold today.
ZEMO will be u surprise to you lust
as II has been a surprise to thousands
who have already tried II. Your first
use OF ZEMO will bring instant relief.
pain and itching viii stop. II leaves
the skin clear as though you never had
eczema In your life.
And you ought to see how II goes
after dandruff. too! Dandruh, you
know. IL merely eczema OF the scalp.
30 away goes dandruff, all eczema. all
Don't miss Il for 25 cents. When you
have proven with a 25-cent bottle how
remarkable ZEMO is to your own sat
isfactiOn. then you can buy a 81 bottle.
which contains six times as much as
the 25-cent bottle.
ZEMO Is sold and guaranteed by
druggists everywhere. and In Washing
ton by Affiecks three drug stores, 9N
q street northwest. Fifteenth and +
streets northwest, Ninth and d streets
northwest
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
PLAN BIG STRIKE
In "SWEAT SHOPS"
Clothing Makers Leaders Say
10000 Threaten to
Quit.

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-A strike 10
eliminate sweat shops" and to obtai,
better working conditions and an eight.
hour day for the 10000 clothing makers
10 threatened today unless demands
which win Be presented BY . grievance
mittee said today the strike would be
called this week.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11

CHR1STIANIA. Dec. 1I.-It became
known today that Queen Maud Of Nor
way. recently underwent an operation
In London. The nature of her ailment
was not revealed. but 1t was said that
her condition was not serious and that
she would soon be fully recovered. The
Queen has been staying at Appleton
House. near Sandringham. which was
given to her. as q wedding present by
her father. the late King Edward Of
England.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Youth An Excurse.
Educator on Leave.

Prof. Robert X. Massie. Of the &c.
clesiastical history department Of the
theologtcal seminary at Alexandria,
Va, has asked an indefinite leave OF alb
sence and has left tho city.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Clock Is Expensive.

PARIS. Dec. ia sculptured marble
clock OF the Louis XVI period brought
N.5s2 at hotel auction and the porce.
lain collection Of Marius Bernhard
realized s., ,66c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

KENTUCKY Is going 10 be for
Clark and the louisville. Ky, Times
says Briefly summed up. the stu
alton as viewed by prominent Damo-
cratic party leaders here. has mar
rowed to a fight of the field against
Clark TO Eend an unlnstructed dele
gatiol from Kentu. ky 70 Baltimore
in the hope that In the final align
m.ut in The National Convention
that he Wilson or Harmon or
Underwood forces will be abe 10 cap
ture the Kentucky delegation. But
the Clark manaeers in Kentucky, led
by United states Senator Ollie NJ.
James. Congress man. Cantrill, former
Congr ,ssman K'mball aud other influ
entail Leaders viii see to a. that
Clark is taken care Of ard given the
solid Instructions OF his native State.
And Fayette county viii edd her vote
to the Overwhelming C'ayk sent tment
sweeping the State to pledge the
Instructions Of kentucky to the Ms
souri, eandida'e If the enthus asm
shown by The Clark Cub hsre, whicl
now numbers 1.iO0 members IS any
erie iol TO msasu-e the sHuaRof."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
PERMANENT coon ROADS

FOH mENiSOs
THE Mexico Eisht-Mile Road DIS
trict Commission are doing every
thing In their power 20 have the
North Missouri Cross State High
way running through Mexico In first
class condition hy the date Of the
inspection, May, 81. We have the
cross state travel and expect to
hold II. Our people every day are be-
coming more and more in favor Of
good roads not only to hold the
cross state travel, but 70 enable our
merchants TO reach out and secure
more business. Ths business of Mex
leo could be ln:rsased o1e-thlrd
with permanent good roads leading
into The city. The spirit of pro
test against the Eight Mile Road
District and against permanent good
roads is fast dying out and 1t will
not be but little Wills until al
who are interested in the growth
and proserity Of Mexico and Au
drain county will be in favor o.
furnishing the price that will pal
for permanent good roads leading in
to Mexico from each direction. Tha
is the way TO make a greater city
and that is the way TO make
great:r county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
Ex-PREsIDENTs MISSOURI PRESS
ASSOCIATION ENTERTAINED.

Tha py-prpefdemts Of tha MissOuri
Press Assceiat'on were rovallv enter
tained at n o;o,oak dinner at the
homo or n w stenhens nresAdent Of
tbis Asso,rat1on AZ Co,a,mhia Mo on
Last "Wednesday eyeninv Those who
tho Dinner we're.
Walter Williams dean OF tbe
School of journalism. n T. puroeu
now nres,dent of tba Associaa +, of
Tho Ersaartcl,town News Demn rat. Fl
n kbildrrs ~ tha Tyov Free. Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
BOARD MEETING

Tuesday morning May IA, the To-
cal Carnegie Library Board met and
oroanized as follows; F Mewellyn,
president: Dr.. A A. Wallace, viee-
president; L. B. Haw' horre, secre-
tary; S P. Emmons, treasurer
The members of the Board drew
lots for length of term, as the law
requires, which resulted as follows;
Members Of Board TO ho'd one year
], F. Lgewelyn, S. NJ Locke, L B
Hawthorne Two years.. w. Mil
lion, R D Rodgers. S. P. Emmons.
Three years-Dr. A A Wallace, viii
liam Pollock, e. D Graham.
After organizing the Board in
struc.ed J. F. Llewelyn and DR.. A, A
Wallace to communicate with Hon.
Jno Henry McCracken, of New York
City, formerly Pies dent of West
Minis er College, at Fulton, Me-, al
so with Hon. Champ Clark, member
OF Congress from this district ask
ing their co operation in endeayor-
ing TO have Secretary Bertram, Of III
Carnegie Library Commission, In
crease the appropriation for Mexico
from $i2,5OO to $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
ii % n M a Id a

Dispatches from the st LOUIS Globe
Democrat says the oaxaca, Mex"
S a'e litigation which has lorg az
fected the San Juan mine has been
set led, do uments having teen sigr
cd by heirs of Juan Baights, for one
party, and judge I. n. Whitley, for
merly o. Max'co, Mo for the oher.
BY the terms OF he agreement, the
Baigh's Eers Iellnquigh and 'ra-s,er
to The mining company al their intes
es. n the San Juan nine Of Tav'che,
oaxaca, ard the San Jan Mining
Company reliaquishes title 10 !he out
put OF the nine during the three
years &. was in the possession Of
Juan Ba'ghts
Judge Wilf'ey four months ago pur
chased the controlling interes In tlt
properly. The late Gov Juar5z at
tempted to aid IN settlement OF
the case, but suit was brought ly tn
mining company, The hearing was o
great Importance throughout Mexico
and commanded much attention I'm
mine rs valued at 5000 O0l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
NEW SUITS FILED.

Columbis Parker and A. r. Park
er have fllsd suit against the Chica-
go & Alton for $3.50 The litigation
is over the shipment Of some stock.
u, NJ Gordon also has brought suit
against the Chicago < Alton The
cause Of action grew out Of the
shipment Of G5 head of stock. The
piaintlff charges the defendant with
neelig nee The amount asked for is
s43O.
w. b Meyers has flied Suit
against j. e. sterner for s2750 over
the trade of the formers grocery
store il this city for the latter's
farm near Sturgeon.
Fred Roberts has sued the c. G A
R. r, for $500 for delayed stock shiI
ment.
Ida Craig sues Edward Craig, both
Of Mar.insburg, for divorce, alleging
deserion.
Nellls NJ Cater, Of Vanda'ia, has
filed suit for divorce from his wife
Myrtle Cater. The plaintiff says in
his petition he was married to the
desendan in septsmber, 1905, ant
separated in March, 1912.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
GRADUATES OF
HARDIN COLLEGE

The graduates of Hardin College
have been made public by Professor
John w million, President Of the.
institution. Four of the seniors at
the College are Mexico girls.
The list follows:
Llterary-Alta Frost. A. B., Jones'
boro, III; Willie Hook. A. B., Mexico
Mo-; Helen Vaughan A. B., Big
Springs, Tex; Zola Zeal, B. T.. Mex
leo, Mo; Julia Chamberlfn. b. T.,
Hollyoke, Colo Ehel Harvey. B.
L., California; Erie McColgan, B.
L.. Dex'er, Mo-; Cory Biddle. B. L.
Dexter. Mo; Buena white. B. L.
Olagah, Okla
Piano Florence Crosby, Mexico,
Mo-. Addie May Fa'rehild. Benton
City. Mo-; Dora G HOOPER, senath,
No; Mattde Johnson, Carlyle, IN;
Flora Berndette Kretss. st. Louis.
Mo; Edna Larsen Marshfield, Ore.
Gertrude Mueller, California, Mo;
Amelia r Rix. Big Springs, Tex
Hermena Wise, WeHsyllle, Mo
Voice Audra Cox. Independence.
Kan; Grace McDonad. Sallisaw, Ok
Amelia t, Rix. Big Springs. Tex.
Express.on-H Helen Palmer, Fort
Scott, Kan; Martha Tinsley. Mexico.
Mo, Msl'nda Wigginion. Elsherry,
Mo
Regular Art-Lill,an Horsbrush Am
/ arillo. Tex; Dakota Estello Wesuers
Baldwin, Kan; Fay snidow, Mexico,
FAIo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

A protes, signed by more than 80
of the property owners of East Jack
son Street was introduced in the
Council meeting Monday evening TIL
Council took no action.
The protestors are: Margaret Cal
lahan, Susan Woodward, Missy Holli-
day. ]. e.. Blattner, Anna V. Wright,
Fannie NJ. Coons, Mamie N. Fowles,
Mary French, J. O. Edmonston, EN-
ma and Mary Bass, d. G. Stacey,
and A ]. Stacy, r. S. Pearson,
Nina G Pearson, Nellie McWilliams,
Geo. NJ. Pearson, w. w. Harper, w
McLoney, Tina C. Houston, Esther
ton, Mary v. Houston, Mason Creas-
ey, Hattie Kennan, S. w. Butler. Ju-
liza r. Craddock, Jno. Kunkel, G,
f. Rohlfing, Mrs. G. T. Rohlfing, D
M Roberts, e Callahan. Mrs NJ A
smdthey and VIM F smithey
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
Push N ALONG.
II is q real pleasure TO cut
grass with an IXL Lawn Mower; it is
easily pushed and does the best work
Anyo7e can adjust them.
Ferrs S & Cauthorn.
That the Union Pacific railroad

That the Union Pacific railroad
win take charge of the Chicago
G Alton road Juy is practically
an accepted fact among local rail-
readers who seem oofversant with
conditions. This proph cy is fol.
lowed by prediction Of double track
within five years, from Kansas City
to Chicago on the Alton.
Likewise the change will Increase
the number of trains through this
city as the UP. will send Their Chi
cago- Denver and Northwest trains
through here and not through Omaha
as in the past this route being
shorter II is SAID the Wabssh-U. P
present joint traffic arrangements
will likely be discontinued undsr the
proposed new move.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
MISS MARSHALL
VALED|CTOR|AN
MCMILLAN HIGH

Miss Beulah Marshall, daughter Of
Mrs. Laura Marshall, who resides on
Maple street, Is valedictorian Of
the Mcmillan Glass Of 1912. Miss Har
riett winans. daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. t. H. winans, of South Clark
avenue. is salutatorian. The differ
ence between the first five members
OF the class was SO close there was a
difference of a fraction Of a percent
age between them.
Miss Marshall and Miss Winans
had .05 of a percent. between them.
The Glass Of 1912 numbers over for
ty members and is the largest in the
history OF the School. 1t was
most gratifying to the members Of
the faculty that so many of them
made such high standard of grades
The other high grade students, of
the leading five. come in the fol-
lowing order: Miss Maurine Heller
and Agatha Copeman and Lee Dun
can.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
me Paducah (Kyl Evening su

The Paducah (Ky) Evening Sun
under date of Friday, May 3, gives
an account of he Womans club meet
ing Of that ci' ~, he'd OF Thursday ev
ening. The meeting was held at the
Club House OF that city. Miss Mar
tha Frost, formerly of this city, is
one of it's staunchsst workers.
The Sun says:
"The Phllanthropic Department has
open d It's settlement work with its
permanent home and through its in
vestigatirg secretary, Miss Martha
Eros formerly of Mexico, Mo, has
ably me thu many calls and starred
variovs avenues Of good work.
..'Ths treasurers reTort for the
year is a splendid showing. Total
Club receipts from May 4, 1911, to
May 8, 1912, s4540 so; disburse-
ments, $4OS764; balance in the
treasury $l322S. THIS does moi
include the Phi anthropie depart
ments finances, either. Inclusive
of this, the total sum that has pass
ed through the Clubs hands is
IS, 05494"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

IT has been ssgg s.ed that when
The bridge over the railroad at Clark
ayenuo Is lowered four or five feet
that The congestion al the Jefferson
street crossing will be largely reieve
Ii is proposed that a road and gram.
toid Sidewalk be run from Jeffer-
son street between Hardin Park and
the railroad to Clark Ayenue, and
then on to Western Avenue. This
would give the travel on Wes'ern
avenue an opportunity TO cross
the railroad at the Clark avenue
bridge. The comp ct on OF this SIDE
walk would give the shoe fac'oty pc
pie who liyee in east Mexico a goo'
gfaniiold walk c ear to the fac o-y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

RAs PEARSON, CT pike county, is
candidate to succaed Hon Champ
Clark, If the distinguished Speaker
Is nominated for Prasidsn'. Ras has
mary friends throughout the district
who are enthusiastic in their sup
port of his candidacy for tbs Of
fioo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

THE question CT the title OF West
minister College at Fulton, Mo, has
been definitely settled by the Su-
preme Court in favor of the College
The court confirmed the title of West
minister College TO the campus
grounds of that Institution at Fulton.
The question has been in litigation
for several years. The Co'e County
college and Mara BedeH, who broutH
the sui 10 recover the properly ap-
pealed TO the Supreme Court. The
Circuit Court gave judgment for the
properly in controversy is valued at
$5OO,OOO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

THERE was a big mass meeting
at New I.ondol last Saturday arrang-
ing A boom for ] o. Allison for Con
eress to succeed Hon. Champ Clark
when nomlaqted for President Com
mittses were appointed and details
arranged for a thorough canvass OF
the district for Mr.. Allison,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
BOY
IS CALLAWAY
SUPERINTENDENT
Jefferson city. Mo. May IA.

JflltleUn IVY Rho-b dhttJ AZ
Prof. R. G. Hale, who has been
the rlncipall of the Fulton schools
for years, was appointed, to-day,
ry Governor H. s. Hadley, as Coun-
ty rintendent of Schools in Cal
laway to succeed E. S. Wood who
was buried Tuesday.
Judge N. D. Thurtnond, Col. N. L
Townsend and ]. u. Maughs, of Fu,-
ton, waited upon the Governor with
lengthy petition requesting that
he make the appointment. Prof
Hale is very popular in Fulton and
is considered one ofthe most eff
cient teachers ever in that city
He was principal of the Fentor
City schools, in Audrain county, fol
years and for three years was the
head of the Rush Hill schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
VIM. HARKLEY i'll.

VIM. Bark,ey, residing at the cor.
ner OF Maple and N. Olive, suffered
light stroke OF afoplexy on Tues
day night. Mr. Barkley was awak-
ened about midnight by numb feel
ing in one side, HIS condition Is
not serious and his many friends
trust he VIII soon have entirey re
covered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
EARMERs. ATTENTION.

The Missouri Farmer is opposed 10
the adoption OF tho Single Tax
Amendment which Is TO be voted up
on in November, and which, IL adopt
cd, would throw practically the en-
tire burden OF taxation upon land
owners. Never in the history Of
Missouri has a measure been pro-
posed which so vitality affects the I'M
terests of the farmer as this one
and 1t therefore behooves every land
owner TO inform himself in this mat
ter as speedily as possible. IN the
May issue of tho Missouri Farmer
Geo, B. Ellis. editor. takes up the
proposed amendment ard shows
how unfair It's passage would be to
the farmers Of this state. Mr.. Ellis
Is the Ex-Secretary of the Missouri
State Board of Agriculture and there
are fewmen of sounder Judgment any
where upon matters which concern
the farmer.
The subscription price of The
Missouri Farmer is SOC per year and
by subscribing now you viii be kept
in close touch with the discussion
of the above question THIS splendid
paper comes from the home of Ms
souri's great Agricultural College aud
one of its objects is to keep the
farmers of the State in close ouch
with this institution It Is the
highest class farm and sock paper
Missouri ever had and should be in
every farm home In Missouri. Turn
! your subscription into the office Of
newspaper in which you see this no
tice. They will forward it TO us and
save you the trouble. We will re
fund your money If you are not sat
isfied wi h your bargain.
Tn Missouri Farmer
Co'umbia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
HERE THEY COME

The little fellows, medium size and
large, al oolors and kinds with their
sisters, unc,es, cousins and aunts. ty-
phold advance guards---the only way
to outwit the fly is with screen, our
Pearl brand: is just fine and does
mo- have 70 be replaced each year.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

WASH Hg on, D. 2 My To
The Senate judiciary committee to-
day decided to report fasoTably on
the Works resolution restricting he
Presidential tenure OF Office to sing e
terms Of six years, The minority re
port fayoning a singe term OF four
y ears is also expected to be mad
from the committee in day or two
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

No auddoa dean o. Allio Carr,

THE suddon death Of Allie Garrett
was a shock TO this community.
where Mr. Garrett has lived so long
and was 80 Highly respected by all
who knew him The Ledger joins
tho people OF this community in ex-
tending sincere sympathy 10 the be
reaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Ever ride in a Velie Buggy--the
easy riding kind, we just feel like we
could show you a line of vehicles
that will make your eyes snap. We
have the time to show them. We
VIII APPRECIATE call d2w1
Ferris G Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
NO KINKS HERE.

Have you ever used our half inch
rubber Garden Hose, the kind that
does not kink, no eaks, no trouble
when you use the Electric. Sod in
cut lengths,
Ferris & Caalthorn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
HAS TAKEN THE LEDGER
THIRTY.TWO WEARS.

H. L. Smith, of Benton City, re-
mits for the Weekly Ledger this
week and says that he has been TAX
ing the Ledger for thirty.two years.
so Mr. Smith is one OF our oldest
and most valued patrons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

THE Mexico Ledger was again
selected the official organ OF the
City of Mexico at a meeting OF the
Council Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

1T looks now as thorgh Hon
Champ Clark might be nomi1a ed on
the first ballot, whi;h would be go
ing some" sure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

IN sedalia the school children
have been having an anti-weed con-
test. AID over sxeel cnd ha I
tons of dandellons were dug up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

The Baptis. Sunday Ssh3ol baseball
tsam deSea ed he Auxva sze team,
Tuesday, by score of 1S to 4 Joe
Daniels ''came back" ard was the
star of the local team.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

IT looks now as though Clark and
Roosevelt might be the nomine-s for
President. That would be perfectly
satisfactory to the Democrats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Mrs Turner McBaine and Mrs. f. f.
Stephens OF Columbia are visiting
delegates to the Methodist Misson-
ary meeting this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

HON. CHAMP CLARK carried Cal
lfornla and New Hampshire Tuesday
Now, let us make It unanimous,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

BOONE COUNTY outside of Colum
bin voted dry again Saturday by the
vote of 2194 to 1878.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

GOVERNOR WILSON carried the
state Of Texas saturday In the CON
test for the rerocratic nomination
FOR President
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

MEXICO should have a Fourth of
July celebration this year
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Mrs s. J. Ross Of Columbia is visi
ing in Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

CHAMP CLARK carried Wyoming
hands down. Everything is coming
Champs way right a'ong
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

WE have a few more Champ Clark
stamps at the Ledger for friends Of
the distinguished Speaker. First
come, first served,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Special Prices on Flounctngs
Ricketts, & EmmonB d. @, Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

IF YOU SEE IT IN A LEDGER AD-
vERTIsEMENT, TELL THE MER,
CHANT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

IF YOU SEE 1T IN a LEDGER AD-
vERTisEMENT, TELL THE MER-
CHANT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
n II q q d U q

Aside from working on thsir !
I cabin the Boy Scouts Monday, ]
/ were given instruction on saw
I ing drowning PERSONS. One !
I boy floated down stream and ]
4 as he went under two swan to y
I his rescue while another brought
Z a rope to aid in landing the !
4 the one supposed to be in dam ]
4 ger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

"EvERYBoDYs DOING IT." -
WHAT? USING LEDGER WAN
Aps-THE RESULT eETTERs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Ferris { Calthorn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Columbia, M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07

SIN necesidad dc preguntar 81 Presi-
dente 81 Sc toma Ell consideration no
Sc voten en- primera lectura los Pro
yectos de Ley presentados a la Camara
Se aprueba esa proposition
Sc constituye la Camara en- Comi-
sion Total para discutir el =. de In G.
que trata de aumentar a 100000 Ia
cantldad presupuestada para construir
m Capltolio; Y desputS de una hora
de debate en el cual tomarOn parte los
dcIegados Ruiz SoIer. Guerra. BARGE
10. Diaz Navarro y Coll Cuchi Sc acor-
Go reportarIo nuevamente a Comisi6n.
FL r. de Ia G. :. autorizando cierta
.cantidad para terminar la corretera de
Morovis Vega Baja, fut aprobado en-
Seguuda lectura
! Siendo las seis ounce de la tarde.
Sc suSpendi6 la session para continuar-
Ia hoy las tres Y media.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
UNA GANGA

Quier desee adquirir m mobiliario
para sala, compuesto de doce sillas,
cuatro silIones dos butacas, un sofa Y
ana mesita centro, MADEIRA curvada de
Fien4, tiene ahora propieia oportuni-
dad
Hay ademjs una mesa r scis sillas
para eomedor; un guarda-comidas, un
.hinero, IN tinajero con sa piedra, un
dltro y una mesa con piedra marmol
para el seryicio del comedor.
.Tambi6n puede adquirir~e, una cana
de hierro, para una plaza, an laws ..
Este mobihario esta completamepte
nuevo y puede verse, en- Ia casa nGmero
38 de la Gale de Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
Camara de Delegados
ScSi0h dc aver.
Tomas Ceron Camargo

Concurrieron yeintitres Delegates Sc
aprob6 el acta de Ia session anterior.
FL secretario da cuenta DE las siguien-
tes peticiones:
Los Concejos Municipales dc Ponce
Mayaguez, Rio Grande Gurabo. adhi-
ri6ndose al acuerdo tornado por el de Loi-
"a, solicitan que Sc Iegisle en eI Sentido
de conceder los muucipios autoridad
para proveer reSpeeto a la concession dc
solares en- la forma que se crea mas con
yeniente para la urbauizaci6n ornate
FL Conceio Municipal DE Ponce solici-
ia que Sc reforme Ia ley municipal en-
el sentido de autorizar los municipios
de primera clase para eI nombramiento
de policias urbanos cuyas funeiones esttn
limitadas a velar por el cumplimiento dc
las ordenanzas municipale,. denuncian-
do las infracciones de las mismaS.
FL mismo Concejo Municipal de Pom
ce solicita que Sc enmienden los articulos
406 478 del C6digo Penal he Puerto
Rico, aprobados en- mayo he 1902. e
indica extensamente en- la forma que de-
ben ser enmendados los referiI0s articu-
los
FL senior Rafael Tirado Verrier, Re
gistrador de la Propiedad de Aguadilla
solicita Sc eleve la categoria de terce-
ra clase ell referido Registro, y que Sc
asignen los siguientes suledos: All Regis
trador $4,000 al Official $5O.00y dos es-