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Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
PLAY TUCSON TEAM TODAY
High School to Meet at War ren Park-Both Teams in Fine Form-Promising the Best Play of the Season

If the weather ts favorable the people of the Warren district will have an opportunity to see one of the best football games that was ever played in the district when the Tue son High School and the local high school teams meet on the gridiron at the Warren park this afternoon.
 The Tucson and the Bisbee teams are considered the best school teams in the state. Both have made excel lent records, particularly during their play at Phoenix during far week The players of both teams are about even ly matched in weight Both are con fident of winning the game, but the odds among the football fans were with the home team last night It has been praeticing hard the entire week for the match and Manager Snyder says they are in better condi' ton than they were ever before. De feat at the hands of the Mine boys team in one of the practice games helped put edge on them, the mine team incidentally teaching them some new things.
 The Tucson team has also not been lackng in their practice wCfG ana the members are in excellent form. Just what the results of the game will he is hard to predict. The lne- up of the teams follow:
 Tucson: Cooper Q; Gould t; Cole l g: Ramage c; Aros g; Moreno T t; Davenport e; Kengla q b; Love joy h; Heney h; Davis b.
 Bisbee: Jefferies l e; Verfuth l l. Doyle I 2; Cochran c; Finnerty g; Ludford t; Newman e; Campbell b; Schmatzel h; Mccullough 1 h; Struthers f b.
 The suts for the Tucson team are Bown and Moffit. For the Bisbee team. Hand, Warren, Thomas and Vaughan.
 The Tucson team arrived last n.gnt and were entertained at the '. Nj. .. A. by the local team
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
FIhAhCIERS
 ARRANGING FOR SHOW
Will Hold a Meeting Tomor- row Evening for the Pur- Pose of Fixing Dates

A special meeting has been called by the Cochise County Poultry asso- citation, for it's members at the city hall on Sunday, November 2S, at ( r. m.
 The meeting is for the purpose ci arranging plans for their annual Doul- try shaw. The date that the show win be held on viii be announced alter the meeting.
 The association is young organi zation. having only been in existance for the past two years. Tse poultry
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

been without means of support, al though alleging himself employed as a waiter. The action is along the lines that the police authorities of both this city and Douglas have determined to follow during the present winter, fin effort to keep these undesirable citi- zens on the move or in prison. They are assured of finding things uncom- fortable fer them in eftaer town on slight provocation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

FOR SALE $ mule. 10 to 1900; ? horses, about 1000; harness. scrap CTS and railroad blows. Stock in frstelass condition E. Maier &
 Company. Benson, ATiz. 5S4
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WILL exchsnCe San Diego property for Bisbee City. Box 1I72.
 $50
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

show that was he'd last year was their first effort and was a success in many was, although they had many obstacles to overcome. They hope that this year they will have the largest and most successful poultry show in the state. All bird fanciers and those interested in poultry are urged to attend the meeting tomor- row.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05
CONTRACT AWARDED THIS AFTERNOON
TO S. BURTCH & SONS CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY OF FARGO WORK WILL
COMMENCE in A WEEK.

Burtch Bros. and Sons Construction Co.,, of Far
go, were this afternoon awarded the contract for
paving Main street from the G. N right of way to
Third street and First streetfrom the vaduct to the
Bovey-Shute Lumber Yard, some 1900 feet in all.
The contract calls for $4O,135, which will in
cude the cost of excavation In some places the
street will have to be cut down nearly two feet.
The commission decided to pave with creosote
blocks, in accordance with the recommendation of
City Engineer Thomas and Commissioner Dorman
who recently returned from tour of inspection
Apetition had been presented to the commission
asking the city to postpone the paving for a time
until the matter could be investigated further, but
as another and larger petition favoring creosote
blocks was in the possession of the commission,
that body decided to go ahead with the work
The successful company will ship its excavating
material here and begin work in about week. The
paving will be completed this year unless some
thing unforeseen happens.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05
Surrey Alumni Held Reception.

The Surrey H. s. Alumni organiza-
ton gave a reception in honor Of Prof.
and Mrs. G. s. Cunningham on Tues
day evening, June 8. There were one
hundred and fifty in attendance. D.
j. Shorb presided over the reception
and short program of vocal and in
strumental duets and of readings was
given. At the conclusion of the pro-
gram d. M. Shorb, on behalf of the
patrons of the Surrey school, present.
ed to Prof. and Mrs. Cunningham a
beautiful silver service set as token
of the esteem and respect in which
they are held by the Surrey commun-
ity.
The members of the alumni organ
ization are D. j. Shorb, Levi Perry.
Mabel Burns, Hattie Perry and Paul
E. Shorb, of the class of 1911, and
Walter Gordon, Herschel Pearson.
Mary Callaghan, Evelyn and Lloyd
Fox of 1912 class, and Leo Frank, Ger
trude Burns, Ruth Shorb and Ralph
Perry of the 1918 class. All present
reported most pleasant and enjoy
able time. Such gatherings are of
much service in the social life of any
community. The reception was held in
the H. S. auditorium. In this way the
school serves as social center, about
which much of the daily life and in
terest of the people gather.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05
COMMISSIONERS DECIDE ON CRES07E BLOCKS

week
Miss lola Horning, who has been
putting the finishing touches to her
educational career at Minot High
School, is back once more with that
winsome smile.
Mrs. Written of north prairie had
the misfortune to lose several hun
dred bushels of No. 1 barley as re-
suit of fire, caused by the threshing
outfit.
Logan, on July 4th, will afford low
ers of the picturesque, the artistic,
the athletic, all that the heart could
yearn for A program varied and in
teresting will be presented and as an
additional attraction, we understand
that the successful home talent play,
"The New Minister" by Pauline Phil
lips, is to be produced. Next week we
will refer more fully to this.
Quite an acreage has been given
over to potatoes this spring and some
very late crops may be gathered if
all one hears can be accepted as Cos
pei.
Two prominent county officials
elected to protect the taxpayers inter-
ests, are advertising with wonderous
<GiUOolCy 0Ilu SOAlC SuAS6AASy1 Suo1 uA-
stances have been known in which
they did not draw on the public purse,
to unearth some skeleton lat Bis
marck or elsewhere) by means of
which they might besmirch each other.
"Those who live in glass houses" ETC.,
seems applicable and it would be ben
eficial were our loquacious lawyer to
realize that he is not Samson of the
goth Century and the jawbone of an
ass is no longer an effective weapon.
Judges, v. Is and 16, chap. Is, is an
cient history which pictures ancient
methods. Nestos, like Nehemiah, is
public servant and they, if efficient,
can accomplish rather than advertise.
There is some talk of the Old Set
tiers Picnic being held at Hecker, this
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton have Of
fered the use of their park-like
grounds and as spot which reflects
in varied mood all the charms of ma
ture that would be hard to equal.
There is, without exaggeration, no
more picturesque glimpse of senic
panorama in the county than Tilton
Park, and those who have not yet got
acquainted have treat in store
Mrs. Will Humphrey has been on
the sick list Of late but we are glad to
learn that she is now recovering rap
idly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05
DOGS WINES CLEW
IN MURDER MYSTERY
Lead TO Discovery Of Skeleton
Of Missing Woman.

Harrington Del. : Following their
do. into the cellar OF IN abandoned
and partly ruined house OH the Dellnar
road two SONS Of U. Grant Nicholson
made discovery that led to Il partial
solution Of the mystery surrounding
the disappearance ten years ago OF
Mrs Ann Maloney. who ut that time
lived alone In the house
The boys We're attracted by their dog
whining ais If he had discovered an an
imal, and when they reached their pet
1t was paving ut the ground. Light
ing some mntches. the boys found what
looked to them like human hair pro
truding through the earth.
The boys ran home to their father.
who summoned neighbors, and the
men, With spades and picks. soon disin-
tered human skeleton, to the skull
of which the hair was still fast On
examining it DR.. J 8. Strickland. who
lived here ut the time Of Mrs. Malo-
ney's disappearance, decided 1t was
hers and showed the farmers a mark
on one Of the bones which. he said.
might have been made by an ak.
At the time Mrs. Maloney dlsap.
peared 1t was thought that she had
been murdered for her money. and a
negro was arrested Oh suspicion, but
was discharged when no trace Of the
woman cou1d be found, and the belief
grew that the woman had moved from
the vicinity, as she had talked Of doing
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05
70 Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
understand that the mail carrier,
Mr.. Plank, has complained because Of
the condition of the road along my
farm. l will admit that did pillow
a little past my line, but will assure
everybody that this did not interfere
with traffic in the least, as an excel
lent roadway was left. l had no trou-
BILE in hauling 60 bushels of wheat to
the load over this very road, and
autoes have been going past at the
rate of 40 miles an hour. And another
thing would add, is that any time
the carrier thinks the roads are not
good enough for him to carry the
mail, he is perfectly welcome to put
up at my house any time, if he can
60 no farther, and it won't cost him a
cent.
-Nels O. Grasby, Minot, N. ID.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05

Frank Puduska, charged with beat
ing Mrs. Anna Steinbach, a widow,
living on the north side, was bound
over to county court Under $500 bonds
by Justice Burke this afternoon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05

AGENTS WANTED-for McHenry,
Ward, Bottineau and Renville coun-
ties to sell Eureka Litter, either on
commission or will sell township
or county rights. Good solicitors
make money. w. c. Gaulke, Grand
Forks, N. D. 6-5-t2s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05

Sheriff Kelley has invested in a
new Buick car.
The county fathers are in session
this week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05

P. l. Williams will deliver Nor
wegian temperance lecture at the
Hauges church Monday night.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05
Will Exonerate Chief Smith.

The hearing of the Chief of Police
Elmer Smith, is only about half COM
pleted at the time of going to press
A number Of witnesses have been ex-
amined and Chief Smith, himself, was
placed on the stand. It is predicted
that the charges will not be sustained
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05

FOR SALE-At a bargain, very
good quarter section Of land, 5 miles
from Minot, 2 miles from Surrey.
Large barn, small house, good gran
airy and chicken house. One Of the
best wells in this part Of the coun-
ty, also good spring. Land
slightly rolling. Price $4,200.00.
Minot Cooperative Realty Co.,
Room II, Lee Block, Minot, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-06-05

John Shervald, who has been very
i'll at the hospital, is out once more
and feeling great deal better.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07
Noticias de Sociedad

Hoy, lunes, salieron para Huma-
Gao, donde piensan pasar una Temporal
da, la senora dona Africa Durecut srl
hermosa hija la se1lorita Carmen Maria
Noa.
-Pasado manana microbes, Sc ce-
lebrara ell matrimonio de la graciosa
senOrita Carmen Porras con el seno1
Mac Cloud Ell mismo dla de la boda
los jovenes esposos embarcaran para
Canada donde pasaran la luna de miel
--Esta mucho mejor de la caida que
sufriera hace varios dias, Orlando, ell
mas pequenO de los hijos de los apre-
ciables esposos Antonsanti-Brau.
-Ha regresado de Arecibo. donle
paso una larga temporada, nuestra dis
tinguida amiga la simpatica bella Sc
norita Eulalia Galinanes, a la cual en-
viamos nuestro afectuosO saludo de
bienvenida
Ell microbes embarcaran para los
Estados Unidos. EN- viaje de recreo Ia
distinguida sonora de Luchetti su be
lla hija Magdalena.
-Acompanada de su hija la esprit
tual senorita Blanca Fernandez Lati-
mer ha embarcado para la Habana, de
donde seguira viaje a Nueva York, la
senOra dona Francisco Latimer d.
Fernandez Las distinguidas viajeras
regresaran a esta capital Ell ell mes de
octubre pr6Ximo.
En- Santurce. en- la residencia de
la senora dona Carolina Benvenuti. ma
Dire de la novia. Sc llev0 q efecto ell saba
do, a las diez de la noche el matrimOnio
del correcto joven don Alfredo III. w.
Haeusster con la encantadora senorita
Maria de Anca Benvenuti. A la bo-
ola concurrierOn numerosas personas de
nuestra buena sociedad. las cuales fue-
ron esplendidamente obsequiadas. Re
pet1mosles los j5venes esposos nues-
tros deseos de una inacabable felicidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07
bOlcttn McPCdntiI de Puerto RiC0

nombre que carinosamente dan al nue.
vo cristiano sus familares,-y ALI fue-
ron esplendidamente obsequiados por
los padrinos y los padres, quienes hicie-
ron los honores con la exquisite correc-
cl0n y finura que les caracteriza.
Como predominant ell elemento jo-
ven y este siempre esta dispuesto a rem
dir homenaje 4 Ters1pcore, hubo de Or
ganizarse una animada .iaranita qp.
duro hasta las de la tarde Y en- la que
no decayo III un momento la algeria Y
Ell buen Thumor, entire las simpaticas pa
rejas q. alllhabia formadas por las b.
lllsimas y distinguidas Srtas. Bargu6.
Casablanca, Navarrete; Cap0, Bird.
otras muchas que ser1a prolijo enume-
rar.
A Is algeria de los padres del ciuda
dano d. PEPE, unimos la .nuestra mas
sincera y cordial va que no necesitamos
decirles a aquellos que en- esta ca
sa Sc les tiene un verdadero afecto.
les enviamos nuestra >felicitaci0n mis-
calurosa. deseando al recien cristiano
todo genera de venturas prosperida-
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07
Nuevo cristiano

A las de la tarde de aver, ell digno
Cura parroco de Rio Piedras, Rev. P
Torres, procedio ante distinguida con
currencia, a imponer las aguas del Jor-
dan al dltimo de los vastagos habido en-
ell matrimonio de nuestrOs entraiiables
amigos los esposos Montesinos Vazquez.
IEl ne6fito, un precioso nino q quien
apadrinaron la 'Srta. Eulalia Otero
Montesinos y nuestro companero de Re
dacci5n senior Vazquez Cabanas reci-
bio en- la pila bautismal los nombres de
Jose Esteban.
Despues de celebrado el importante
acto religioso, los numerosos invitados
pasaron al domicilio de DON PEPE.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07
Debut de Munoz

Noche de arte sera la de mariana en-
eel Municipal. -
Sc anuncia ell "debut' del gran ac
tor espanol Miguel Mu1oz con un es
treno famoso: LA Garra,' del cele
bre escritor frances Henry Berstein, J
de cuya obra ha hecho una verdadera
creacion Miguel Munoz.
Con motive de haber sido contratadt
ell senior Munoz para ell teatro ''Espa
mol de Madrid. la temporada en- Sar
Juan sera cOrta.
El phblico esta bien impresionad(
con la fama que acompana al notable
artista desde el sabado comenzo
apartar localidades para Ell "debut." "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07
La asamblea espiritista

En- la manana de hoy hemos recibido el
siguiente telegrama:
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANT1L,
San Juan.
Decima asamblea de la federation de
los espiritistas de Puerto Rico, reunida
en- Aguadilla, acuerda saludar afectuo-
samente la Prensa periodical de la Isla
que contribuye con su esfuerzo a Ia sa-
ma diffusion de los altos ideales huma-
nos.
R. Negr6n Flores, presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07

clio de ganado por 10 que clio pueda te-
ner de APPLICABLE aqu1. Els 10 cierto que
la progresista repUblica del Sur amena-
"a con invadir con sus carnes ell merca-
do americana, y este pone en- riesgo la
subsistencia de la industria ganadera de
este pals.
Lo que esta pasando en- California
con los japOneses que ALI cOmpiten con
los americanos en- los trabajos agr1colas
y van 'quedandose con la propiedad y la
riqueza, deber1a servir de ejemplo a los
que sin ninguna preparation practica
en- los negocios de la vida p1blica quie-
rem lanzarse a la peligrosa aventura de
remover los actuales sistemas merced a
los cuales este pueblo ha prosperado, ha
vivido y Sc ha engrandecido cada vez
mas. lmpOrta mucho advertir que este
es un pueblo que ha lido creando gran
dies necesidades, que Sc ha acostumbra
do a la vida comfortable gracias a los al
tos jornales que ha venido disfrutando
hasta ahora. PerO 81 ell formal sc redu-
ce. como es de esperarse d causa de la
crisis de las industries QUE la -reforma
arancelaria ha de ocasiOnar, 5no es de
temer que en- la vida actual del proleta-
riado Sc produzca una perturbation tan
angnstiosa como la que eXiste en- mu-
chos pueblos de Europa? Y 81 este suce-
de, 81 ell pals no sigue ofreciendo ell in
centivo que ahora tiene q la Immigration
jOrnalera, es evidente que las muche-
dumbres que ahOra vienen desde todas
parties suplir las deficiencies procrea-
doras de este pueblo buscaran derrOte-
70 distinto y a la vuelta de algunos amos
Sc acentuara la decadencia de esta Re
p1blica en- terminus que aun res impo-
sible predecir.
El principal argumento de los cali
fornianos es que los japoneces viven con
poca cosa y que gracias a su sobriedad
ahorran 10 que un americana no puede
ahorrar 81 ha de yivir miseramente. Es-
to habla muy en- favor de los america
nos, porque la vida ante todo hay que
hacerla amable, pero 81 ell problema de
California Sc generaliza, es decir, 81 lie.
Ga el dla en- que ell trabajador americana
no pueda competir con ell rabajaIdol
europeo que sin llegar la sordidez ia
ponesa es mas s5brio que ell yanque. INC
es de temer que esto engendre una situa.
ci6n desesperada y, por demas, gravisi
ma?
LO que pasa con la carne de la Argen
tina es nj mas nj menos 10 que va q pa
sar con muchos artlculos de genera.
consume. Puede ocurrir QUE sc abara
ten, en- virtud de la competencia en- ta
forma que destruyan has indrstrias
similares aqul, en- tai case el benefcio dc
ese abaratamento serla muy dudoso. y
puede ocurrir tambien que los trusts
acaparen ell prodllcto y hagan el negoci(
redondo, como parece que va a sucede1
con ell aztlcar, 81 las cosas van por el ca
mino alberto por la administration.
De todos modos NADIA bueno nos
aguarda.
J. Perez Losada.
Washington, 26 de Junio, 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07
PETICIONES

De la Union Obrera Central. de Ca
guas; Union Damas 14,4O6. de Arecibo;
Union Federada, de Mayagiiez; Union
Carpinteros 1889. de Arccibo: Union
Obrera Central, de ArecibC; UniGn
Obrera Central, de Mayagiiez; Union
Barberos. de Mayagiiez; Jose Vazouaz,
Presidente Tabaqueros de Arecibo.
Union 39S, de Marines de Arecibo;
Luis Barreras, Presidente Federation
ibre, de Cayey Victoria Correa V
otras escojedoras y despaliladoras, d.
Caguas; Union auxiliares 26O. de Are
cibo, Consejo Local Ofcios, Uniones
376, 3SS, 272, 447, 1O9O, 1880 12767
| de Utuado; y varias Uniones Obreras
| de Caguas solicitando Sc mantenga en-
vlgor la Ley que regula ell trabaio de
muJeres y ninos y los proteje contra
locupaciones pehgrosas
De los senores Francisco Lagarde
otros comerciantes de San German
del Alcalde de Naguabo, sobre Lev re-
latlva al cierre de establecimientos.
Del senior Francisco Pic6n. Alcalde
de Patillas, ,proponiendo modifcaciones
la Ley sobre trabajo de mujeres V nj
nos.
De la Union Federada de Cayey. So
licitando Sc mantenga la Ley de ho-
rass
FL senior Presidente dispone que las
anterlorss peticiones sean referidas i
la Comisi6n de Trabajo, Y Que pasen 4
La de Hacienda las que a continuation
Sc relacionan:
De los senores Euripides Silva v
otros ole Cabo Rojo, solicitando Sc en-
mlende la Ley de Rentas Internas d..
modo que la patente Sc cobre nor fri
mestres y que Sc pague sea clasi6ca.
ola de acuerdo con la categoria de cada
uno de los pueblos de la isla
(Continda en- la ga. pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07
Camara de Delegados
Session del sabado 5 de julio de 1913.

Dio principle a las II y 35 de la ma
mama con u Delegados
Lelda y aprobada el acta de Ia 81
sion anterior Sc di0 lectura al mensair
del Gobernador que publicamos en- cl
ntlmero del sabado, cuyo documento
fue referido 4 la Comisi6n de Hacien-
da
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-07
Information politica
ANTE Ell C'OMITE
DEL TlRABAJO.

Ell sabado aver del actual. am
bos d1as a las 10 de la manana, sc verifi-
CO ante el Comite del Trabajo de la Ca
mara de DelegadOs, compllesto de los
senores Martinez Davila, Velez y Var
gas, la Audiencia, ,p1blica concedida por
dicha Comisi0n con objeto de escuchar
las quejas de los protestantes contra la
| ley que suspende los efectos de la que
fue aprobada por la pasada legislature,
regulando ell trabajo ..de las muj jeres y
ninos protegiendolos contra ocupa-
clones peligrosas.
Asistieron los senores Rubert y
Eduardo Gonzalez en- representation de
varias entidajdes capitalists. hacienda
tambien actO de presencia como infor-
mantes ell leader del partido socialista
presidente de la Federation Libre de
TIabaj jadores, senior Santiago Iglesias
ell secretario de esta Colectividad, Ra-
fael Alfonso; una comision representan-
| te de los despalilladores de tabaco en-
| rama de la Porto Rican American To-
bacco Company. (fabricas de Cayey),
compuesta de las obreras Cruz Mendoza
| y Emilia Vazquez los j5venes Rafael
Delegado Bernardo Vega; otra de
| Aibonito compuesta de los obreros Ge-
| rardo Suarez y Jose Colon, estando ade-
mas representadas otras entidades obre-
ras. a
Concurri6 ademas, Baslio V6lez,
quien al empezar su informe, contestant
do argumentos del senior Iglesias, dijo
que 6l-V6lez-era propietario de la
fnca mayor de la Isla dedica-
da al cultivo de la pima. resultando des-
pu6s que solo es 1ln simple administra-
dor de fncas.
'TOdOs los infOrmantes presentarOn an
te la Comisi6n, ,bajo sus distintos puntos
| de vista, los argumentos en- que apoya-
| ban. bien la conveniencia de sllspender
los efectos de la ley de ocho horas, bien
su protesta por haber sido esta suspen-
dida.
Los >senores Martinez Davila y Var
| gas siguieron con mucho interes el cur
so de las informaciones, hacienda los
representatives obreros infnidad de att
| nadas interesantes preguntas, con ell
fin de poder ilustrar a la lCamara con
| verdadero conocimiento de causa, sobre
las quejas y reclamaciones de los in
| formantes.
NOMBRAMIENTOS.
/ El Gobernador ha hecho los siguien-
tes nombramientos
ST. Arturo Baldrich. para CONCEAL
de Cayey; Sr Arturo Rodriguez Acos-
Eta, para Conceal de Adjuntas Sr. Fe-
lix Rodriguez y Lopez, para CONCEAL
de Cabo Rojo; Sr. Luciano Stella, para
Concejal de Patillas; Sr. Jose Antonio
Torres, para Conceal de San Lorenzo
iy Sr Pedro Davila Semprit, para Con
cejal de Toa Baja. *.:.