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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29
DE TEATRO

Sabado y domingo, hemos tenido en- ell
Municipal, genero chico, y la empresa no
tendra que arrepentirse de ello,, va que
ha tenido dos excelentes entradas, la de
anoche sobre todo.
Prudencia Grifell ha triunfado como
estaba previsto, en- La c0HQmaoaaera y
Comgreso fem,inista. Donde haya que
lucir facultades de actriz talento dra-
matico, ell triunfo de la Grifell esta des-
contado de antemano La Grifell no es
una de tantas tiples distinguidas que
han desfilado por nuestro escenario; es
una eminente actriz, que en- un genera
teatral superior a la zarzuela destacar1a
con verdadera personalidad. Sus ta-
lentos extraordinarios hallarian en- ell
drama y la comedia su verdadero campo
triunfal.
Las se1oras Prado y Rodrigo, han 81
do muy celebradas juntamente con la
gentil seTorita Fernandez.
Paco MARTINEZ esta saliendo ovaci6n
por noche y Barraj6n, Heras y Garcia
aplaudid1simos siempre.
No quiere este decir que todas sean
perfecciones, pero alternando unas CO.
sas y otras, prevalece 10 digno de aplau-
so, y ell p1blico que asi 10 estima, aplau-
! do c,1an1O oncuortro oooc;6Yo W oo+opdo
en- escena la Grifell la encuentra STEM
pre-.
Esta noche, function popular En- ell
cartel fgura El refajo amarillo, un gran
exito de Prudencia Grifell.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29

la carrera judicial porque entiendo que
/ m1 como d todos los abogados ameri-
canos, nos fahan condolences esenciall-
simas y necosarias para ocupar csc car
GO: conocimiento in5enso del Derecho
espanol, Y de los nsos. costJlmbros, len
qua, atavlSmOS, ETC., elementOs impress
|cindibles rara scr In buen juez en-
Puerto Rico. Yo creo que la Asamblea a
debe tomar una rcscluci5r parecida. Y
cuando un abogado americana Sc Ell
cuentre y Cu5ra esas condolences, n6m-
brese, siempre que no lhaya rn puerto
rliqueAo eH igual estado, cosa impo-
sible, se1ores! :.
FL senor Dlaz Navarro Sc felicita de
esas manifestaciones del senior Hart
zeM, Y apoya la moci0n del seilor de
Diego
Esta Sc redacta, y es le1da por su all
tor. Ell senior Llorens Torres
propone one Sc enmiende esa PROPOSE
zion tai cual esta redactada, refejan-
dose las manifestations del Sr. Hart
zell, es decir, q. no puede ser electo un
americana mientras haya un puerto
rriquello capacitado para clio. Ell Sc
nor de Diego Sc opone. EN- senor Her
nandeZ Lopez preserta una mocion pi-
diendo que la proposition Sc entienda
asl: que ell Colegio de Abogados resuel-
We op'nsr Y cDina que todos los cargos
judiciales ell Puerto Rico deben ser
ocupados por puertor.'ique los exclusi-
vamente, sin establecer exception al
guna. Puesta a votacion, triunfo la en-
mienda del seHor Hernandez Lopez. Y
es aprobada la mocion que quada asi:
Ell Colegio de Abogados de P1er-
to Rico, en- junta general extraordina-
ria, acordo que para c,lbrir los cargos
judiciales de Puerto Rico, deben ser
nombradOs exclusivamente abogados
puertorrique1os, por ell motive esencial
de que los Jueces de las Cortes de cual-
quier pals, deben reunir las mayores
garantlas del conocimiento, de las le-
4eyes, las costumbres, ell lenguaje to-
dos los demas elementos necesarios pa
"a la administration de justicia, exis-
tentes en- el pals, en- donde hayan de
eJercer las atlas Y delicadas funciones
de la judicatura.
Por estas razones, ell Colegio de Abo-
gados declara que ell nombramiento del
senior O. M. Wood, para una Corte de
Distrito de Puerto Rico, no es un nom
bramiento acertado, por no reunir di-
cho Abogado las expresadas condicio.
nes.
Este acuerdo fue aprobado unanime.
mente, haciendose constar en- contra de
la enmienda del se1or Hernandez Lo-
PEE, los votos de dos seilores de Diego
Dlaz Navarro, Antonsanti, Suau. Gui.
llermety y del Valle.
A la una y media de la tarde, sc le.
vant0 Ia session.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29
Por el descanso
de un alma

En- la iglesia del Sagrado Corazon,
Santurce, parada 10, Sc celebrara un mi
sa manana,a la siete y media de la nis-
ma. por ell eterno descanso del alma del
fnado Sr. Jose Infante Saavedra.
Las familias Ribot, Infante, Colmene-
70 y Murillo, quedaran sinceramente
agradecidas q las personas que concu-
rran este acto piadoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29
Garnet judicial
SEPULVEDA EN- SAN JUAN.

SEPULVEDA EN- SAN JUAN.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad llamado
por ell Gobernador para conferenciar con
el, ell juez de la Corte de Dist1ito de Ma
yaguez senior Sepllveda. La entrevista
81 verifc6 hoy en- la Fortaleza.
FULLEDA CONTRA GEIGEL.
Ell CERTIORARI DE MOLL-
Hoy era ell d1a se6alado por la .Corte
de Distrito de esta ciudad (Secci6n Ia
rarI la vista del auto de "Certiorari"
presentado por ell senior Mollfulleda con-
ira el Juez Municipal AL constituirse ell
tribunal, las media de la mafiana,
llamadas las parties no verificaron su
comparecencia por no encontrarse en- ell
edifcio de la Corte POGO mas tarde, al
presentarse el demandante, inform0 la
Corte, y esta Sc reserve ell fallo, decla-
rando POGO mas tarde no haber lugar al
auto solitado por Mollfulleda.
REUNION DE RABADANES.
| Esta manana conferenciaban en- la
plaza de San Jose en- amigable consor-
clio, los senores Sifre, ell Comisionado Sc
nor Wilson y st Elmo. / De que Sc ira
, taba ALI? Ell reporter no pudo averi-
l'galarlo por mas cue hizo por ;nformar al
p1bico; pero 81 Sc flo que, Hamaba ex-
traordinariamente la atenci0n de todOs
los viandantes, ell triunvirato que confe-
renciaba en- medic de la calle. Cual ha-
, bra sdo la oveja muerta?
NINGUN AMERICANA. ~
En- la reunion celebrada aver por ell
, Cc,egio de Abogados de esta ciudad pa
| ra protestar del nombramiento de Wood
; para ell cargo de Juez de la Corte de Dis
. trito de Mayagiiez de la que damos cuen-
ia en- otro lugar de este n1mero, dijO ell
Abogado Americana Mr.. Hartzell: ''yo,
senores, llevo 80 amos ejerciendo la pro
fesi6n de Abogado y puedo jactarme de
tener pleno dominic de las leyes amerl-
'canas: de esos 80 ailos, hace que reside
en- Puerto Rico tambien conozco las le-
yes del pals: pues bien, asl y todo, de-
claro que soy incapaz de desempeiar ell
puesto para que ha sido nombrado Mr..
Wood, y entiendo que ningtn abogado
Americana esta capacitado para clio: ell
senor Hartzell propuso continuation la
exclusion de los Americanos para los
cargos judiciales en- Puerto Rico.
Esto dijo propuso Mr.. Hartzell a
confession de parte...
/ ii.....!!
En- la misma reunion de Abogados; al
triunfar la proposition del senior Gomez
lLasserre, "para protestar contra ell Go
lbernador de Puerto Rico haciendole res
lponsable del nombramiento de Mr. Wood
por implicar que tai acto constitu1a un
lvejamen a la judicatura y ofensa al pue-
:! bio de Puerto Rico y que Sc eliminase a
los Americanos de los cargos Judiclales,
ell se1or de Diego dijo que el no votaba
tai proposition, "porque ESQ retardarla
la implantaci5n del Gobierno propio que
lanunciaba que tea,5a confdemcias de que
en- la futuro Legislaci6m para Puerto r.
co q1e pas0rd en- Ell Cosyreso Americana,
ISE ESTABLECERA la prohibition la
ILegislatura de Puerto Rico DE PASAR
lLEYES ESTABLECIENDO DIFE-
lRENCIAS ENTIRE ANIERICANOS Y
IPUERTORRIQUENOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29
En- honor de
Miss Cotton

Ell Lcdo don Jose r. Savage, su dis
tinguida esposa, hans obsequiado esta
tarde a la gentil hermana del goberna-
dor, seiorita Margarita Cotton, con una
reception en- su residencia de Hato Rey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29

Morito Sanchez, violinista infantil de
extraordinarias facultades, que dara en-
breve un concerto en- San Juan
Mofito Sanchez va al conservatorio de
M1sica de Paris, pensionado por 'el 60
berno dominicano que ha visto en- ell nj
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29
DE REGRESO

Anoche, a las siete, regresaron de su
excursion por la isla, ell gobernador Col
ton, su senorita hermana y ell secretario
particular de aquel funcionario seiior
Saldana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29
Una conferel1c;a

Esta tarde ha celebrado una extans1si-
ma conferencia con ell gobernador Cotton
ell presidente de la Junta Central del par
lido unionista, seior Barcel6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29
MIR. Wood, re.1a1lcia

Ell Lcdo seiior O. M. Wood ha renun-
ciado ell nomb:'amiento que para Juez de
la Corte de Distrito de Mayaguez propu-
so ell gobernador a favor de aquel, al
Consejo Executive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-29
Obsequio al
gobernado,

Ell sehor de Diego obsequiara esta no.
che con una comida de confanza en- sll
residencia de Santurce, al gobernador
Cotton.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
FATE HANGS ON THREAD
CONTINUED from Page ~

first declared they will not accord
with new conditions. must be added
part of the state of 0avaca. where the
Serrano Indians have refused to rec
ognize General Huerta.
Between the federal capital and
Vera Cruz conditions also are uncer-
tain, and federal troops have been
sent to Jalapa and Orizaba to main
tain balance power.
The Indians in OaXaca have gone
on war path from personal motives,
because Felix Diaz was IA native of
that state, and was not appointed
provisional president. or in lieu of
this Fidencio Hernandez. a prominent
army officer. should have been ap-
pointed, the Indians claim.
Madero sympathizers stopped the
train on which the former president
was believed to be escaping from the
capital to the coast, with the object
of rescuing him. The news reached
General Roberto Nelasco at Vera
Cruz, to whom IL was reported the
venture had been successful. Velas-
co rushed troops to Orizaba to fight
under the banner of the fallen presi-
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
-Four Regiments
Ordered to be
Ready to Moue
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, d. c., Feb 22.=The
fifth brigade of the second division
of the reorganized army, consisting
of four infantry regiments, command
ed by Brigadier General f. A. Smith,
has been ordered to Galveston, to
be in readiness to embark on for
eign service.
No present purpose officials say
of dispatching troops TO Galveston.
The order of today is simply one of
the STEPS taken to have troops ready
for any emergency. IL Is minated
that one purpose is to provide Presi-
dent Wilson with proper facilities to
carry out any plan he may have in
contemplation regarding the Mexican
situation.
The regiments affected are the
fourth, seventh, nineteenth and twen-
ty-third infantry. These troops will
be in movement within few hours,
as nearly week ago Division Com
mander General Carter instructed
them to be in readiness for immedi-
ate foreign service
The summary execution of Fran
cisco Madero is regarded as consti-
tutional by the president of Mexico,
without due process of law. might
be regarded as demonstration of
the absence of proper government in
Mexico and the existence of practi-
cally state anarchy, according to
some of the administration officials.
Supplementing the infantry regi-
ments there will be attached to the
eXpeditionary force a company of en-
gineers from either the second or
third battalion field hospitals, ambu-
lance company 3, and an assigned
corps of sufficient artillery has al
ready been attached to the brigade
in the fourth field artillery stationed
at Fort Russell. Wyo.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
CnolcY Insnccts N.ine.

Capt. NJ. w. Cooley of the Uintah
railway has been inspecting his min
ing interests near Marble, Colo. the
last week and the Marble Booster. in
speaking of his visit says: Capt
NJ. w. Cooley, head of the Salt Lake
Mining company, bearing his name,
was here for q few days this week
inspecting the Lead King mine which
is being operated by the Cooley
people. I'D Adrian drove Captain
Cooley up to the mine last Saturday
morning. 1t is the intention of this
company to keen The Lead King mine
going all winter The Cooley COM
pany is a strong institution and their
entrance into this district is impor-
tant for Marble
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
Madero Supporter
is Prisoner in
chihuahua City
Associated Press

Associated Press
El Paso, Tex. Feb. 22.-Gov.
Abraham Gonzales is practically Il
prisoner at chihuahua City. II is
reported today that the regular
troops prevented the governor leav-
ing the state capitol and combin-
ing the various Madero factions at
Chihuahua. Gonzales was always
loyal to Madero In his capital. how
ever are stationed 1000 federal
troops, the majority of them regu-
lars. The governor thus far has not
dared resign or accept Huerta rule.
Volunteer troops, supposed TO be
loyal to Madero, are more numerous
in Chihuahua than IN any other state.
and the regular fear that union of
the volunteers with the rebels. II
was revealed that today a split has
occurred in the rebel ranks-some
eager 10 start a counter revolution
at once. Others waiting until ii is
known just what will be offered by
Huerta. The first outbreak is ex-
pected in Sonora.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

Spring Arithmetic.
II was the busy hour OF four,
When from 2 city hardware store
Emerged a gentleman who bore
hoe
spade
Wheelbarrow.
From thence our hero promptly went
into Ii seed establishment
And for these things his money spent.
j peck of bulbs
job lot OF shrubs
qt. OF assorted seeds.
lie has a garden under way
And If he's fairly lucky say,
He'll have abou. the last of May
squash vine
1 egg plant
/ radish.
Washington Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
sLEET STORM DOES
100000 DAMAGE

8 Associated Press. 8
: Chicago, Feb. 22.-The dam =
: age caused by the sleet storm in =
: this city is estimated at 81 .000,- =
= 600. Although the fall of =
: sleet and rain stopped early to- &,
: day the city is practically iso- 3
: lated from the outside world, as :
= practically all telegraph wires =
: are down. =
8 s. 6. :, :, {, 8 g g 6, 8 g 8 3 g 6. g i
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

A patent has been granted in Ger
many to the American inventor OF
talking machine connection for dairy
machinery, the noise of which, he
claims, is so monotonous that II inn
pairs the efficiency OF batter makers
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

French official figures show that
n recently recorded excess OF births
over the number of deaths was not
due to an increase in the birth rate,
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
Associated Press.

Omaha, Neb., Feb. 22.-General +.
A. Smith has received orders for the
movement of the fifth brigade to Gal
weston. Smith said the troops would
be ready to entrain 2 hours after
the orders We're received.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

I'm building n swimming pool for
students. California university so
located il that the water could be
turned into The regular supply mains
FOR use i'm case OF fire.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
nd. u. Chmch Sc,rices

The usual services tomorrow. The
sermon tomorrow night will be espe-
elally for business and professional
men. The revival will continue next
week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

The coal miners of the United
States now number nearly three
quarters of a million about one-fifth
OF them being employed in the Penn
sylvania anthracite fields.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

An automobile street sprinkler in
Paris carries tank of water to
sprinkle roadways ahead of the
broom which is revolved by the ma
chimes motor.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

You can buy a lot of home happi-
ness with mighty small outlay; but
fashionable happiness always costs
just a little more than you're maxi
ing
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

We probably derive more happi-
ness from work for others than what
we do for ourselves. To work for
others consecrates even the humblcst
labor.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
EetIlln nnnln.

fNVfNfU IT FfVIlIN.
Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Flower of
Montrose. who have been visiting
friends in Palisade, have returned to
their Montrose home
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
Gum of Paonia.

Gum of Paonia.
John Gum of Paonia arrived in
the city this week for a visit with
Scott Mckinney and family.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
Fruita News Notes

Gent. The new government hastened
FEDERAL troops to the scene and dis
armed the rebels.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED -Childrcn's and plain
sewing at 729 Colorado Ave Mrs.
Linn. 2-22-6t
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
What the People Are Dong
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

valley.
Mrs. Iris Roth has been i'll during
the week.
Mrs NJ. o. Hayes paid a visit to
Grand Junction today.
Mrs Moors was a visitor to the
high schol yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. y. \. Belden has been on the
sick list this week with Ia grippe.
Ray Ellis came in from Rangely
Thursday for visit with Fruita
friends.
Miss Hattie Cook is visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Loomis for
few days.
Leonard Lewis was visitor in
Fruita Thursday from the White
river country
Miss Ruth Kirkeudall will be a
guest at the home of Miss Mary Cor
nell over Sunday
Among the visitors to the high
Mona Moors, Coral Shook and Anna
Carter.
Mrs. Charles Kirk and Miss Flo
Green arrived Yesterday morning
from Portland, Ore, for a visit with
their mother, Mrs. Iris Roth.
The younger set are anticipatinc
an unusually good time tonight at
the dance to he given at Ma iestic
hail. II is an invitation affair and
much interest has been aroused
All kinds of articles have been col
leeted for the sale this afternoon. ap-
pies. pies. cakes, chickens, canned
fruit, bread, pickles, potatoes, lamps
and numerous other necessities.
Miss Ella Leonhardw is expected
home from Salida tomorrow. Mrs.
Leonhardy win remain at the hosni-
tai Ton some time for treatment as 1t
was decided not to operate at the
present time.
Miss Gretchen Owens who has been
ri so many weeks is able to sit up in
bed little, and while her condition
has been serious, IL is hoped that she
will be around in short time.
Among the Fruita people who are
on the program at the Sunday school
rally of the Baptist church held at
Grand Junction are Mrs McGlashan.
Miss Hazel Shank, MIR. Negley and l.. /
B. Stevens.
An Interesting program was rem
dered yesterday afternoon at the high
school by the division of the literary
society under Miss Hall The pro-
gram was rs follows: Piano duet.
Ina Cawood and Vera Cawood: Read !
ing. Lulu Davidson; Debate. RE |
solved that Agitation is n Good Way
OF Affecting Reform" Affirmative. |
Eunice Weber and Vera Pehlstrom. |
Negative, Myrtle Lee and Dot David |
son; Original Story, Velma Frantz;
Piano Solo, Clarence Hurst: Dialogue
Martha Moors and Katherine Robin
son
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
Iaithrop Here.

i~luifop mere.
A. c. Lathrop of Montrosc has
been called to this city on matters
of business.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22
Here from Delta.

A. l.. Gerst of Delta is numbered
among the visitors in the city this
week on business. He arrived last
night.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

Miss Gretchen Owens who has been
III so many weeks is able to sit up in
ped a little, and while her condition
has been serious, ii is hoped that she
Will be around in short time.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

Among the Fruita people who are
on the program at the Sunday school
rally of the Baptist church held at
Grand Junction are Mrs McGlashan,
Miss Hazel Shank, Mr.. Negley and l..
B. Stevens.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

Miss Ella Leonhardw is expected
home from Salida tomorrow. Mrs.
Leonhardy win remain at the hospi-
tai Ton some time for treatment as 1t
was decided not to operate at the
present time.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

All kinds of articles have been col
leeted Tor the sale this afternoon. ap-
pies, pies. cakes, chickens. canned
fruit, bread. pickles, potatoes. lamps
and numerous other necessities.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

The younger set are anticipating
an unusually good time tonight at
the dance to be given at Majestic
nan II is an invitation affair and
much interest has been aroused
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

M!annish Six Shirts
in plain white and
with neat colored
stripes with detach-
able plain and Rob
eSpierre collars, at
$3.50 to 81.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

Mrs. Charles Kirk and Miss Flo
Green arrived Yesterday morning
from Portland, Ore, for a visit with
their mother, Mrs. Iris Roth.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

Among the visitors to the high
school yesterday were the Misses
Mona Moors, Coral Shook and Anna
Carter.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-22

Mrs Iris Roth has been i'll during
the week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-22

liminary hearing, dismissing the fel-
ony charge and re-arresting and fin
ing the defendant for misdemeanor
The township officers thus get double
costs, the county being liable for the
costs in felony hearings, while the de-
fendant is taxed with the costs in the
misdemeanor case.
Judge Holt advises all who are in
possession of county scrip not to sell
at the prevailing prices, as he feels
sure that unless extraordinary condi-
tions arise, much higher values will
prevail before the end of his present
term of Office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-22
TO ISSUE DIRECTORY
OF R. F. D. ROUTES

II. P. Lingo and D. E. Crutcher are
compiling directory of the seven
rural free delivery routes leading out
of Conway, giving the name of each
person getting mail on these routes
and also indicating those who have
telephones. The directory will be pub
lished in pamphlet which will con-
tain advertisements of local mer-
chants and information regarding the
parcel post system
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-22
TO BUILD HOME.

Supt. J. P. Womack of the Conway
public schools has purchased lots in
the Anderson addition from w. B.
Hubbell and will begin at once the
erection of a new cottage.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-22
NEW STORE OPENED.

w. w. Westmoreland has his furni-
ture at 32S North Frant street now
open and ready tor business, and is
displaying handsome line of all
kinds of home-furnishing goods.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-22

The Fellowcraft degree was con-
ferred on Henry c. Hartje, by Green
Grove lodge No. 107, F. and A. NJ,
last night
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-22
NOSE BROKEN IN
BASE BALL GAME

While tagging out runner at the
plate in yesterdays game between
Morrilton and Greenbrier Jesse Legg
was knocked down on his face and
suffered broken nose. Legg was
catching for Morrilton and one of the
opposing players collded with him in
an attempt to score. 1t is not thought
the injury will prove serious.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-22

Miss Hallye Gene Gardner is visit
ing relatives at Fort Smith.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
WAThn AND LlGnT RATES

Jefferson city. May 29.-Commis.
s!oner D, NJ. Shaw OF o. utilities
board has been assigned b. the com-
mission 10 gather and compile infor-
nation as to the rates charged for
gas. water and electric lights IN all OF
the Incorporated towns and cities OF
the state.
While there Is no data at hand II Is
generally known that there Is n Wide
divergence In the prices charged for
these utilities throughout the state.
The purpose of the commission in Sc
curing this Information is In the end
TO bring about a uniformity OF char
ges for these commodities. Commits
sioner Shaw will at once call on the
municipal authorities of the state for
the schedule Or rates charged IN each
town and city, and viii tabulate the
work for the future convenience Of
the board.