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A LOS MEXICANOS QUE
NECESlTEN MANDAR d.
NERO A MEXICO

s. USED tiene familia on Mexico =
quiere manGar.e Ginero en- plata a GRO
mexicaao, escriba I LOS ANGELES
MERCANTILE co. POI Moth Main
S.. Les Angeles. Cal, Q bien Il22
) Wes- Commerce s.. San Antonio,
Tev.. : = vuclca Ge correo le dare
NOS i2for-nes sobrc = maner segu-
"a, garartizada = barata de mandar
81 dinero. Esta information IS Ora
It's Para -caos los mexiraaos.
ADV.
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Cuando nscesite libros en- espanol,
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano 100 N.
Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.

estancia aqui, Ia Mission trabajo en- Ell
estudio de los planes, conforme a los
cuales los Estados Unidos proveeran
j Italia de alimentos, carbon Y otros
combustibles, e hizo los arr CLOS nc
cesarios para conservar su .~onelaje
maritime en- relacion con las necesi-
dades de Ia guerra.
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NC!nbramient@

De5putG Dc Ia protest" de lef go"
presentG e! se:o5 Juan krn:res axe
e. Seeretario de Gcb,erno. icmo 70
session del mleyo emp!-o Gu" !"' ""n-
10 Ia supcricriGaG.
Z! Sr. EamireZ iespacha d"sd" no.
To- asuntoS que ~dcpenden de Is ms
pccci6n del C~cnsejo Superior dc S.
lubr:dad.
lgualmcnte, protesto ante G! Sc
rretario De Gob!erno y Sc hizo cargo
de Ia Inspection General de lrsrruc-
ci6n plblica e! G. Jose G. MontHa &c
Gca:
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yclada cn memoria de Redo

OpIIARA. EeracruZ. JGlio C.
Con Il fin de honrar Ia memor!a
del ilustre escritor : pOeta urugua
yc don Jose Enriau" RodI, el Di-
rector De Ia Escuela Secundaria para
varones orgun!z6 anoche en- 81 So
Ion de actos de IL misma. ur2 velada
l:,erario musical, compuesta por XII
numeroy escogidos desempenados por
alumnos, Y alunnas y prCfesorcs de
las Escuclas S~uperiores. La velada
estuvo muy con1urrida Y terraind .
buena bora.
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Escasean les articulos aim enticias

Ha principiado a notarse FL est"
ciudad la escasez de maiz. harina V
hemas articulcs de "Gn-Imo. 4. era
do cue los r-a"io3 &c c7tos articrlos
va estan e~levanioe" 4 gran nriSa. DeS
de luego nuede decirSe que Ell maiz
ma sido acaparado V va esta escond'-
do para prcvoca- su carestia. Otro ar
ticulo cue ha s!do recogido por los
expendics prandes han s!do los ciga-
rios. con ell fin de que las mismas
casas chicas que lie vendieron el vier-
mes Y sabado 4 precios bajos, tengan
que comprarlo ! precios mas altos.
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.'recuenteS rCba> Y asafto~ L mano
armada

L. sociedad g c~Gcuentr" muy a!ar-
NADIA por los f~rccuentes robos y "S-
caadaios que So registrar en- es,a po-
bIaci0n. IN las horas hab!les del dia
' en- La atlas de Ia nochc.
Los ultimos roOos y atentadoS 3 "a
r:cpiedad aiena, son los s!gulentes:
FL domingo pasado, Z medic dla. =
inmediac!ores de Il Estaci0n Termi-
nal. el Sr. Zeferino Alfonso. fue asa,-
tado Dor dos intividuoS. qu!enes lc
con III punal para que les
TODD 10 cue llevaba Ell dl-
nero. qIc ;.scenG!a = Setenta pesos
er orc nac!Cnal : un reloi. \: Ia mis-
ra bora. aver, So cometi1 igcal atcn-
,ado. habiendo sido IL victlma e. pro-
n~ietario de In tienGa La l~!onradeZ.'
si;uada on 81 callei6n lie! F~errocarril.
Extrarieron los rateros algun Ginero
Y alhajas.
La sonora GARNER Gutierrez de Al
vareZ. que vive en- Ia Gale Nueva, le-
ira D. lie robaron var!as alhajas que
estima en- mas de tres mil pesos.
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Sc nombro el jefe del gremio d.
cargadcres

Ante las autoridades municipales,
concurrieron 3 pasar ~revista, todos
los cargadores de esta plaza, habien-
dose hecho Ia election de jefe de este
gremio, en- vista de que Sc encontra-
ba vacante.
Despues de las votaciones 4 que Sc
suget6 el e~xpresado ndmbramiento.
fue designado como jefe, el cargados
que lleva el numero G., Crist6bal Ma
gallanes.
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Denuncian variaS vetas de meta!eS

En- IL Agencia Minera estab!e:iGa
on esta ciudad, Sc mar hecho varias
Genunc;as de pertenencias para eXplo-
tar las YetaS De cobre, plata y otros
metales existentes en- varias Zonas
pertenecientes q esta Entidad.
Ul,:mamcnte. el Sr. GregCrlo p.
AyiIa. prcsent6 denuncio sobre un To-
reno cor FL nombrc uc las Palo-
mas pertcnecientes al Nunicipio de
Asiertos.
Scg!n Sc &c ~ informado I este
respecto, ST va = proceder Il hacer las
investigaciUnes respec1ivas, 4 fin De
dictaminar 81 son o no &c cO~nceterse
las scIicitudes presentadaS.
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EMPIRE MEXICAN RESTAURANT.

S,.>sas : Taradas audicones pOr la renomb:ada Alal!h4oa ida
tenlaiteca de los Iinos. Guevara, .endGan lugar t0taS la nocHes Ct e
: Z 9 : los Doningos de : 4 10, en- cl centrco Empire Mexican kes-
taurant" ubicado q Ia Gale de Santa Maria, frente al fEaFire
Theatre. sirvitndosc Z Ia vZ, excelentes p!athlos senuinamente mex
canes: esmeyado serviIo y exquisite atenci6n sc dara =! puohc0 e n
general Y q 81 nurerosa clientele IN particular.
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Qued0 orean.zado cl Ajuntanicn
de CalVillo

En- communication te!egrafica req
bida por 81 Gobierno del EstaGo, pro
cedente del nlunicip:o de Calyillo. Sc
par,icipa que, con esta fecha, Qnedo
debidumcnte organiZado {! A%unta-
miento de G!cho part!do.
De acuerdo con los preceptog lega-
les. fuc deSignado para deaempenar
e. puesto de presidente municipal, e!
regidor Carlos Gallegos. quien, po-
tai motive, ha sido muy fe!icitado por
u c~ompaneros ' amigos.
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las tondos de- "A tescreria local

Eiguiendo instrGccioncs dc Ia Te20-
retia Genera! de l.: Nacion !" Jefa-
.ura lie Hacienda local. que - 4 car
"a del. senior WiIfrido Rodriguez IA
IA, practice VI a-queo general 81 30
IL. JUNO, fe.h& n que ter":n6 q
lnc fiscal. hahiendo resultado teHer
an exis!enc;a. Ia muy respectable su-
ma de $622, $4,000, rAntidad con Ia
.,ue abric sus !ibrOs t.! primero Ge o.
lc me:, 10 que 81 he c0munirad" = Il
.nan.!Cnada TeS0reria.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16
Bills in First Reading.

s. d. 3OS. An Act in relation to the
salary of the recorder of the municipal
court of the city of Biddeford.
s. d. 309. An Act providing FOR
transfer of boys and girls from state
iuyenile institution to other institu :
tions. and amending certain laws per-
tanning to State Juvenile institutions.
s. d. $40. Resolve in favor OF the
Juvenile trustees for per diem and ex-
nenses for the years 1917 and 1918.
s. d. 311. Resolve in favor OF the
state Juvenile institutions for main
tenance and other purposes Tor the
years 1917 and 1918.
s u. slc. Resolve in favor OF the
state school for girls for furnishings
and equipment for the ne" 'eh''" I"
building for the year 1918.
SD. a13. An Act to amend oecuon
as of Chapter III. Revised statutes OF
1a,e relating to compensation OF Judse
~ ,rohate of county of York.
n. s14. An Act amending Section
ro,,.teen Of Chan IS Of the Public
. ~ the state OF Maine. Revision
cf 1916. relating to the construction Oh
extensions Of railroads.
n ais. An Act to incorporate the
Dirigo Water Co.
D. 31s. An Act to extend the char
,or of the Harmony Water GO.
o1- An Act to amend Chapter
- ~. private ana Special Laws OF
,he state OF Maine. for the year lsii'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16
Old PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

medicinal preparation like DIR. XII
mer's Swamp-Root. that has real cura-
tive value almost sells itself. Like an
endless chain system the remedy Is
recommended by those who have been
benefited to those who are In need ol
it,
DR.. kilrner's Swamp Root Is a physi'
clans prescription. 1t has been tested
for years and has brought results to
countless numbers who have suffered
The success of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root Is due to the fact that 1t fulflls
almost every wish in overcoming kid
ney. liver and bladder diseases. cor
rects urinary troubles and neutralizes
the uric acid which causes rheumatism
Do not suffer. Get a bottle OF
Swamp Root from any druggist now
Start treatment today.
However, II you wish first to tes'
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bingfamton, ~
Y, for a sample bottle. When wn..
ing be sure ana mention the xusus"
Dsilv Ksnnsben Jo,,r~sI-->AA~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16
House Bills in First Reading.

House Bills in First Reading.
II. D. 531. An Act to provide cleo
trio lights on Old Town Indian Island
III. d. 532. An Act to provide a
common on Old Town Island No. l
within the Indian Reservation, of the
Penobscot Tribe of Indians.
H. ID. 355. Resolve reimbursing
Samuel n. Packard for the loss of two
cattle.
H. D. 499. An Act relating to the
May terms of the Supreme Judicial
Court in the county Of Oxford.
II. d. 301. An Act to amend Sec
Statutes, relating to inspectors of
buildings.
Fl. D. 454. An Act to provide for a
county law library at Rumford, in the
County of Oxford.
II. d. AIS. Resolve in favor of an
appropriation for necessary repairs on
the State Armory at Portland.
III. d. 479. Resolve in favor Of an
appropriation to purchase steel lockers
for National Guard Armories.
House 235. An Act to amend Sec
ton IA Of Chapter IS of the Revised
, Statutes. relating to the extension of
charters of street railroads
House 517. An Act amending Chap
ter 121 Of the Private and Special
Laws OF 1915 establishing a closed
time on Holsters in Machias bay and
adjacent waters in the county OF
Washington.
House 51S. An Act to amend Section
q raf NJ
utes of 1916. relating to fishing for
smelts in West bay and West Bay
stream, in the town of Gouldsboro
Hancock county.
House 521. An Act authorizing the
American Realty Co. to erect and
maintain piers and booms in the st.
John river in the plantation Of St.
John and the plantation of St. Fran
els.
House 500. An Act for the relief of
members Of Passamaquoddy Tribe of
Indians found destitute beyond triba
reservations.
House els. An Act to amend Sec
ton 157 Of Chapter SO of the Revised
Statutes of 1916 in relation to the pay
ment Of premiums of official bonds.
teachers school and hospital on Indian
Island, Old Town. Maine.
House 217. An Act to amend Sec
tion "a of Chapter 5 of the Revised
Statutes of 1916, relating to the regis
tration of voters.
House 21S. An Act to amend Sec
tion 10 of Chapter Of the Revised
Statutes of 1916. relating to the regis
ira tiOn Of voters.
House 279. An Act to supply the
town of Bucksport with water.
House c90. An Act to authorize Ok
ford Electric Company to extend
electric lines to and within the
town of Hebron and to purchase the
electrical equipment and franchises OF
trustees of Hebron Academy
From the House: Majority and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16

entitled IAN Act to supply the town of
North Haven with pure water"
S. ID. 31S. An Act to extend the char
ter of the Brewer Water Co. as eX-
tended and amended by Chapter 9s Of
the Private and Special Laws of 1915.
| S. y. 3l9. An Act to grant powers to
Arcadia landing.
| S. ID. 320. An Act to extend the char
ter Cf the World Standard Insurance
| Co.
! s. p. 321. An Act to permit savings
banks tc invest in certain railroad
bonds.
S. D. SO. An Act additional to Chap
ter 80 Of the Revised Statutes of 1915
with reference to limitation of actions
to recover morey paid on forged sig
natures.
| S. d. 329 An Act relating to the term
of Office of bank commissioner.
! S. y. 225. An Net to incorporate the
| Birch Point Village Corporation.
| S. p. 2.6. An Act To amend Section
"a Of Chapter 145 Of the Revised Stat
utes. relating to temporary leave of
| absence of patients from insane hos
pitfalls.
S p. 327. An Act to refund a certain
bend issue n favor Of the trustees of
the Maine Inssne hospital.
| S. d. 22S. Resolve in favor Of the
| General Knox Chapter Of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution. Of
Thoma ston. Maine. and the Knox
Academy Of Arts and Sciences.
Reports Of Committees
Mr.. Walker from the committee on
education. on An Act to amend Sec
| ton 80 of Chapter is of the Revised
Statutes of 1916. relating to the age of
pupils allowed to attend the public
schools (Senate No. 2I4, reported same
ought to pass. (Read first time under
, suspension Of the rules on motion by
Mr. Walker Of Somerset)
Mr.. Davies from the committee on
judiciary on An Act authorizing the
appointment Of the United Baptist con-
venticn Of Maine as executor, trustee
and assignee and to excuse said cor
poration from furnishing surety on its
ofhclai bonds (Senate No. 1867. sub
mitted same In a new draft under IT,
tie Or "An Act authorizing the appoint
ment of the United BAPTIST conven-
''i' VI .hiihe dS trustee, and to eX-
cuse said corporation from furnishing
| surety on its official bond" and that
1t ought to pass.
The same senator from the same
committee on bill An Act to repeal tho
Act incorporating the town of Perkins,
tSenate No. 14O, submitted the same
In new draft under the same title.
and that it ought to pass.
The same Senator from the same
Committee. on An Act to Ratify the
Doines of the Town of Winthrop. sub.
mltted the same in a new draft under
the same title, and that it ought tn
pass.
The same senator from the same
committee, on An Act to Amend Chan
ter 80 Of the private and special laws
OF 1903, relative to Alumni trustees OF
Colby College tSenate No 1887. re
ported same ought to pass. IRead
nrst time under suspension Of the
rules on motion by Mr.. Davies of
Cumberland.)
The same senator from the sane
committee. on An Act to amend Sec
ton OF Chapter 62 of the Rev,sed
statutes relating to corporation.
without capital stock (Senata N 1eo1
reported same ought to pass. (Read
nrst time under suspension of the
rules on motion by Mr. Davies of
Cumberland.) VI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16

| The same senator from the same
committee on An Act to confirm and
make clear certain powers of the Ban
| gor Railway and Electric Company,
reported same ought to pass.
| Mr.. Gillin from the same committee
on An Act to make uniform the law
of bills of lading CScnate No. 109l, re-
| ported that same ought to pass. (Read
first time under suspension of the rules
on motion by Mr.. Deering of YorkDD
The same senator from the same
committee, on An Act relating to the
probate and foreign wills (senate No.
i 1859 reported same ought to pass.
(Read first time under suspension of
the rules on motion by Mr.. Davies of
Cumberland.)
| The same Senator from the same
| Committee. on An Act to Amend Sec
/ ton liftynin Chapter Four. of the
| Revised Statutes of Nineteen Hun
dred and Sixteen, Relating to Towns,
Their Meetings. Officers, Powers and
| Duties tSenate No. 1867, reported
same ought to pass. (Read first time
under suspension Of the rules on mo-
ton by Mr. Deering Of York;
Mr.. DAVIES from the same Com
mittee. on An Act to Repeal Chapter
one Hundred and One of the Private
and Special Laws of Nineteen Hum
dred and Eleven. Relating to the Phil
lips Village Corporation, reported same
ought to pass.
| Mr.. GILLIN from the same Commit
| tee. on An Act TO Make Uniform the
Law of Warehouse Receipts. (Senate
No. 1860. reported same ought to pass,
tRead first time under suspension Of
the rules on motion by Mr.. Merrill of
! Somerset.)
| Mr.. DAVIES from the same Com
mittee, on An Act to Repeal CHAPTER
Three Hundred and Seventy Three Of
the Private and Special Laws of the
Year One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Thirty-Three. entitled IAN Act to
Regulate the Survey of Lumber in the
| County Of Penobscot" (Senate No
145D, reported same ought to pass.
tRead first time under suspension Of
! the rules on motion by Mr. Marshall
Of Cumberland.D
! The same Senator from the same
! Committee, on An Act to Amend Sec
tion One of Chapter One Hundred
Ninety-nipe Of the Private and Spe-
cial Laws of Eighteen Hundred Nine
ty-nine, Regulating Caucuses in the
City of Biddeford (Senate No 133,
reported same ought to pass. (Read
| first time under suspension of the
rules on motion by Mr. Deering Of
York;
The same Senator from the same
Committee, on An Act to Amend Sec
tion Seven of Chapter One Hundred
of the Revised Statutes, Relating to
Bastard Children and Their Mainte-
nance (Senatc No. l61), reported same
ought to pass. (Read first time under
suspension of the rules on motion by
Mr.. Deering Of York;
Mr.. MARSHALL from the Commit
tee on Legal Affairs, on An Act To
Amend the Charter Of Coburn Classi-
cal Institute. reported same in a new
draft under the same title, and that a
ought to pass.
Mr.. WOOD from the same Commit
tee. on An Act Regulating the An
pointment OF the Members Of the po-
lice Force Of the City Of Brewer. re-
ported same ought to pass.
Mr. MERRILL from the same Com
mittee, on An Act Additional to chan
ter One Hundred and Thirty =,
the Revised Statutes OF Nineteen
Hundred and Sixteen, Relative tn the
DISPOSAL of Insane Crimin.Is s,er.,s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16

minority report of the committee on
taxation on An Act to repeal Section
So of Chapter 40 of the Revised Sta
tutos relative to contract requiring no.
tice of intention to quit work or dis
charge Of employee.
Majority report, ought not to pass,
and minority report, ought to pass.
In the House the majority report was
accepted
MIR. STANLEY of Oxford: Mr. Presi-
dent. | move that the majority report
be accepted in concurrence.
The motion was agreed to.
From the House: An Act to amend
Section of Chapter 204 of the Public
Laws of 1915, relating to the salary of
register of probate in Piscataquis
county.
| In the House the bill with the re-
port of the committee on salaries
thereon. ought not to pass, was re-
committed to the committee.
| On motion by Mr.. Davis of Piscata :
/ quis the Senate recommitted the bill
to the committee in concurrence.
| The following bills. petitions. etc,
were received and on recommendation
of the committee on reference of bills
were referred to the following COM
mittces:
Education.
! BY Mr.. Walker of Somerset: An Act
f, to designate truant officers as attend
ance officers. (Ordered printed)
Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr.. Googin of Androscoggin: An
Act to amend Section "a of Chapter 26
| of the Revised Statutes, relating to
registration of motor vehicles.
Orders.
On motion BY Mr.. Wood of Hancock,
lit was
Ordered, the House concurring, that
Resolve in favor of Mrs. Mabel G.
Sanborn of Augusta for money ex-
pended in the support Of Kate Z. ROD
bins. be recalled from the committee
on pensions and referred to the COM
mttee on claims.
Sent down for concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16

Mr.. Bartlett from the same committee
on An Act relating to health insurance
Senate 1889, reported same ought moi
to pass.
Mr.. Gillin from the same committee. on
An Act to amend Section 10 Of Chapter
of the Revised Statutes of 1915. relating 10
compensation for personal injuries to en-.
ployes (senate lo+). reported same oush'
not to pass.
Mr.. Butler from tAo committee on sea
and shore fisheries. on Petition Of vii
lare l.. Carver and IS others Of Jonesport
in favor Of retaining the present Lobster
law and for enforcement Of same, re-
ported that the same be placed on file
Mr.. PEACOCK from the same com
mittee. on bill IAN Act {, amend Sec
ton 80 Of Chapter As of the Revise
Statutes. relating to length of HOLSTERS
(senate No. 79). reported same ough
not TO pass.
Mr.. PEACOCK from the same com
mittee. on An Act to amend Sectio
3s OF Chapter IS Of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to length Of Holsters tina
may be canned Senate No 7s). re
ported same ought not to pass.
The reports were accepted and sen
down for concurrence
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16
Passed to Be Enacted

AN Act to enable the Town of Presqus
Isie 10 assume the obligations Of the
rrsque Isle Village Fire Department
arising out of contract with the
fresaue Isle Water Company.
tIhis bill carrying an emergency
clause required q two-thirds vote Of
,he senators elected. a rising vote was
mad and &c Senator's voting in the anr.
Continued on Page s, Column y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-03-16

From the House: Resolve in favor
Of the town Of Solon for repairing
Robins Hill in said town.
This resolve was introduced in the
House under suspension Of the rules
and referred to the committee on ways
and bridges.
In the Senate it was referred to the
next legislature In non. n.concurrence.
In the House that body insisted up
on it's former action and asked for a
committee on conference.
On motion by Mr. Burleigh of
Aroostook the Senate voted to adhere
TO its former action.
From the House: An Act relating
to municipal elections in the town of
Mount Desert.
In the House this bill was passed
to be engrossed. came to the Senate
and was amended by Senate Amend
ment A. and as amended passed to be
engrossed.
In the House that body refused to
concur In the adoption Of the amend
ment. insisted upon it's former action
and appointed committee of con-
ference.
On motion by Mr. Ames of wash
ington. tabled.
From the House: An Act to amend
Sections IS and q Of Chapter 9 Of
the Revised Statutes OF 1916. relating
to state taxation of railroads, tele-
phone and telegraph companies.
In the Senate the majority report
of the committee on taxation on this
bili. ought not to pass. was accepted
In the House the minority report of
the same committee. ought to pass,
was accepted and the bill was passed
to be engrossed.
Mr.. SWIFT Of Kennebec: Mr.. Pres
ident. move that the Senate adhere
to its former action
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. KICKER Of Hancock: Mr..
President. l move that the rules be
suspended and the Senate receive a
public act at this time. In explanation
! will say that in closing up the bills
of the library committee we found
it was necessary to amend a line in
section of this bill I would like to
have this bill accepted and not re-
ferred to our committee. as we have
already considered II.
The motion was agreed to and the
Senator presented An Act to amend
Section IS Of Chapter Of the Re-
vised Statutes 1916 relating to any
town raising money to secure free use
Of library in adjoining town.
' On further motion by the same Sen.
ator the bill was ordered printed under