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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
NEW YORK sTcc., MARkET
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks


New York Ian "A shirt NJ cbeorf,,t
ness pervaded the financial district on the
first business day of the new year MANY
stocks recording gains Of 2 to points.
Inc further Improvement was accepted as
crystalization Of the greater confidence re-
suiting from the governments action re-
specting railroad control. although that grour
was striklngy backward in today's move
ment.
Prices attained TO highest levels in the
active final hour the rise coming on the
heels Of the announcement that the depart.
ment OF justice had recommended postpcne.
ment of further action In certain OF the anti
trust cases
Unoffcnal advices OF a further breach in
negotiations between the Russian delegates
and the Central Powers we're overshadow-
ed by the report of the American War Mis-
sion which indicated the determined atti-
tude of the, administration
fndustrials, more especially specific war
issues and equipments featured the compre.
hensive trading. The rise halted ~ inter.
walls. but gathered fresh strength on re-
newed absorption
The case with which snecialties moved
forward bespoke further punishment of the
bears. resumption a large scale OF pool
activity and no little revival OF public in
terest. United States Steel asserted its lead
efshp from the start. making gross gain
of IA points to SO Is. retaining all but
a slight fraction. Other stees, shipping and
motors were the strong features Of the close
Sales aggregated 1885, 900 shares
International bonds were STEADY and do
mesuc issues strong. Liberty IS sold at
1870 to $500 and the 1-2's at ss.7s to
es.44. Total sales tpar valut amounted to
81 y, 600 United States oil sues unchans-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
WINTHROP

FRIENDS Of Mrs. Annie Davis will be
pleased to hear Of the marriage Of he,
daughter, Miss Sophia, IN Milton Al
Gtich of lialIowell. 10y Rev. s. +. I.eecr
Of Halloween. Miss Davis was born In
Winthrop and attended tito public
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Symmes. who
formerly lived in the village, have re-
turned from Vermont. whore they
passed the holidays
Will French has returned from
Pennington.
Harmony Circle met with Mrs. Car.
RE French New Years ana passed the
afternoon sewing patchwork When
made up these comforts find a ready
sale Enough for cover for one
comfort was sewed
Mr.. and Mrs z. T. Clifford left
tuesday afternoon for PittstieId and
Wednesday morning will go to Hart.
land 10 install the officers of the Hart.
land Grange. While in Hartland they
VIII be the guests of Mr.. Cliffords
son, Howard, who Is superintendent
or schools in Hartland and st. Al.
bans. Miss Pearl Gray. who live.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford and at
tends school, Is at her home in Brad
ley and Will return home with Mrs.
Clifford
Miss Marion Clifford has returned to
the Normal school at Pennington after
two-weeks vacation.
News has been received from Mrs,
Carrie Osborne that she arrived safe
ly in New York and IL very pleas
antly situated with her son in the
city.
Why not start the New Year right
by helping at the surgical dressings
Friday. +. NJ. High School build.
ing? The need is great
Private Ronald Norris, 25th Co, Fl,
f., Mckinley, was the New Years guest
of c. S. Mitchell and family, return
Ing Wednesday to Portland.
! Frank w. Paige Of 81. Adams, who
| IS passing the winter with his son.
Charles r. Paige OF Winthrop, LOFT
| Tuesday to pass few days in st. Al
| bans.
A special committee, consisting Of
Ivan Watson, the Mise: Aida Hay
wood. Grace Howard ana Wtnnifred
| Grant, was appointed to furnish a
program for the regular Tuesday
| evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
New York Produce Market

New YORK, Jan. z.
FI.OUR-Uusettled and nominal
CORE-Spot steady; kiln dried No. 3
yellow 19e and 10. yellow 49, cost and
freight New York 10 arrive
OATS-Spot lirmer; standard 93G93a
nominal.
LARD--EasiPr; middle west 2lOoa2il
BTTTER-Rpceipis 1873 creamery high
er than extras 52d52l; creamery extras, %
score, sly; firsts $4,000: seconds 42.m4ja
E,GGS-Firm; receipts 1862: fresh gath
cred extras 65; extra ftrsts 62f64: firsts CT
6fG2: seconds MG6o; refrigerator special
MARKS 42iM43; refrigerator firsts 4ltI42i
state, Pa. and nearby western hennery
white fine to fancy 80 y: state. Ia aud
nearby hennery browns e.
POTATOES-Quiet; Bermuda hi. 401q
TOO: Jersey round 100 pounds 2o0d225
SUGAR-Steady: centrifugal COS: mo'as-
ses nominal: refined steady: cut loaf qf5't
$50; crushed 9i0m.G0: mould A SG'MSS5
cubes S3er9i0: NNNN powdered SODA.
powdered S2cmS50: fine graduated and dia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03

desperate need. AS yet no one has peeh
obliged to seek shelter in either the mu-
nicipal building or at the Grand Army
hall. At the municipal building the poor
est kind OF green cordwood is being
burned in place of coal. If the fair " satin
err lasts for two or three days it is thought
that the situation may be greatly re-
Ieved by substituting the green wood for
coal At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. IL.
Bartlett there are about - tons of coal
and they being away for the winter II is
expected that the seloctmcn will teIe-
graph them and try = obtain the same
for immediate needs. Wednesday car
load of hard and carload OF soft coal
arrived for Holt & Hight and third
carload for the Maine Central Railroad
station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
$4,000 FIRE
TUESDAY IN HUB
LEATHER CENTER

Haverhill. Mass. Jan. "A four
story brick building between WASH
inrton and Wingate streets. In the CEN
ter of the shoe and leather district OF
| this city, was burned last night. caus-
ing a loss of $4,000. The building was
occupied by the IIaverhlll Scrap
Leather Co. and the Maley Wood Heel
Co.
The firemen. fighting in below sero
temperature, had much difficulty IN
preventing a spread Of the flames 10
other factories
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
Hoxie.Heald

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl
Head was the scene of a quiet wedding
on New Years night at !. O'Clock when
Miss Edith Rachel Head. their daughter
was married to Harold Shepherd Hoxie
formerly of Fairfield. The double ring
service was employed b. Rev Chas. r.
mckinney, pastor of the Island avenue
Congregational church. officiating in the
presence of the relatives OF the contract
ing parties. The groom. who Is a native
Of Fairfield, is civil engineer and is en-
ployed at Squantum. Mass, on the new
government buildine for submarine de-
stroyers In progress OF construction The
bride is graduate of Skow.legan High
school in the class OF 1912 and has a large
circle of friends in town. Quite a portion
of the time since her graduation she has
been employed as one of the operators at
the switchboard OF the Maine Tel & Tel.
co. in this village. Following the mar
riage ceremony the couple left for Wa
terville and from there were to board a
train for Boston. They are TO establish
their future home in Dorchester. Mass
Miss Myra Eowell underwent a s,Irgical
operation at Somerset hospital. She has
heen employed for some time in one OF
the offices at the State House in Augusta.
While the plans are not entirely com
nlete in detail for the meeting of the
western Somerset Teachers Association
10 he held in Skowhegan Jan. IS, State
superintendent A. Q. Thomas is exnectel
10 be present and conduct a question box
ana give an address In the evening. Or
4. ). Phelps. pastor OF the flrst Raptist
church of Waterville. will give an address
upon The Human Touch" and 7 w
Taylor OF Augusta. High school inspector
VIII give an address before the secondar,
group upon THE Measure of a HIGH
school," The association members will h,
divided into two groups, the secondary
ana elementary. and the elementary and
rurai school group will be addressed nv
MISS Florence Hale and Harold A Allan
poth state agents for rural schools.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Halves are
the parents of son born Wednesda y
Jan. .
MRS. Sylvia Legere Of Turner averue
VINO was operated upon Tuesday ar Son,
erset hospital. was reported N-ednesda,
as doing well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
NORRIDGEWoCK
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank orr neohho,.s
friends who SO kindly heIpcd ne d,,rir.-
''otnef Illness and at the time Of her
aea'h' also for the beautiful flowers at
her funeral
JENNIE DECKEi; HARLOW.
GEORGE, F.. HAI!p,,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
WOman's Prison TO BE
Detention Training Camp

Boston. Jan. 2.-The federal government
took over the woman's prison at the House
Of Correction on Deer Island today for use
as a naval detention training camp. Men in
the navy awaiting trial for attractions OF
discipline will he sent there for training.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
Classified
Ad Rates

four lines 70 words 70 . IinsS
o, Is words or less cost 15e. TOR
one issue. Soc for three and 5oe.
Tor =; week. Pro rata price will Do
charmed for Advertisements ex-
eesd,ne four lines. In sending oy
mail, enclose stamps with oroer'
o. charges are too small to open
accounts.
the journal does not knowingly
cespt any fraudulent Advertising
Of any kind. The journal will m
vsstiaate promptly and vigorously
every claim from any person VINO
has been in any way deceived or
mistreatsd through answsrin0 On
advertisement. The Journal VIII
thank its readers to bring TO ~
s..ontien a,y failure on the pax
Of sr advertiser to make GOOD ms
e-on,ises. II is this belief OF tn,s
caper trat an advertiser serves MS
am interest best only when ne
serves che public best. " you ens
70. satisfied tell the Jeurnal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03

Hard CoIds-People whose blood -
pure are not nearly so likely 70 take har'l
colds as are others. Hoods = Sa"sa parl'a
makes the blood pure: and this great
,redicIre RECEIVERS the system afte? a cold
r. no other medicine does. Take Hoods,
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
New Advertisements Today

Usn,ed-r.adics.
10 let-Two rooms.
Tor Salo-. Wood hot.
wanted Waitress
TO T.et-Smali rent.
Nant.I.-t 'roCReters.
Jor saie BLACK horse.
For saie--Saddie mare.
i.oSt-Black velvet bag.
FOR Sale Logging sledS.
I'ur Sale--Gurrsey COW,
Narted-Pusiiion a. cook.
FOR sale sheep. lambs, etc.
Vants.i--Bluc fame oil stove
Haut-d-To work Tor board
Wautei-White hair combings.
,ur Sale-TlsibIe typewriter. etc.
Fo. Sale-Confect ionery store. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
WALL STREET

Reported By Hayden. Store e c..
Members New York TX ENC. Boston
stock Exc. New York Cotton EXC. Cat
cago Board oc Trade. Portland Branci
office. lN Middle ST.. New England Teie
phone 1SG2. 1868.
VIM. II. PORTER. Mgr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
New YORK Money Market

New YORK Jan. =
Mercantile paper 5sG5s
Sterling Today bills Ala. a.
Commercial 6e-day bills n banks All,
Commercial 60-day bills 41ol. demand
&.5i ca bles i.16 l-1S>
Francs. demand 5.73s. cables STA
Gulders. demand 4S!. cables H.
Lire. demand 5 IS. cables S.s6.
Rubles, demand t2s. cables la.
Bar silver SOS.
Mexican dollars 20.
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds strong
Time loans firm: 60 days, 20 days and
six months So.
Call money firm: high 5. low q. ruling
rate 5. closing bid Il. ffered at ). last
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
SKOWHECAN NEWS

Movement Foot Assist in Forming Third Maine Regi
mentDe Moly Commandery to Suspend Observation-Disclosures
Meet Relative to Holding Union Servce-Parmena Encamp
ment officers MISUNDERSTANDING Wedding New Years
Night-Pans for Western Somerset Teachers Association
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago Cattle Market

~ Chicago, Jan, =
HOGS-Eeceipts %Snoo; weak: bulk 1000
ltSo; light l5eo 1855; mike l6l5Ml.Sl: heavy
ltlotflhS', rough 1910 1853. PIGS l2gN;t5e5
cATTLE-Reoeipts 2j0G: weak; native
steers 1oHrai00: stcCkers and feeders s6,qr
ltqe; COWS ANA heifers 53uQllS0: calves ST.
QlG0o.
81 EEP- Receipts l2Wn: strong; weth-
ers s35ul3aO; ewes AoIlsU: lambs I30u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
mcnd A s15ass5: con.eo.ioners A soja
No. l e0OuSa, --r--ss,
af boston Produce Market

Boston, Ian. I
BEEF--Choice whole cattle 3n2I.
gi7
CHEESE-New York twins e.5l25l.
EGQS-Choice hennery ard nearby 80
Is, western t1deA
FLOCR-s5 iser cent, patent iIo1Il3n
HAi-No grade 27Jon2Nm
LAMB-Spring osagi
CATS-No, , white c4GM3
ppRk-Medium hacks 5Sl
POTATOES-2S 9tl rs per 100 lbs.
SlGAR--Granulated, 30 Dbl lots. SIS
NEAl.-12ulS
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago, Jan.
renewal or peace gossip NOR than or
SET - the corn market this afternoon
some slight gains which hal leen scored
during the first part OF the session Prices
closed weak AT the same as Yesterdays
inlsh 10 lower. with Jar uary iei 3 AMI
May Ia - 20 12iatS-S. The outcome In
oais was unchanged 10 IS down There
wert declines OF - 10 % cents in pro-
( visions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
ON SUMMER STREET,

aIaIIoWeIl. Six rooms and bath all on one
door. Finished attic. Hardwood floors
throughout. Large sleeping porch High.
light, cemented cellar. Furnaces gas. cleo
tric lights. Spring water. Thoroughly
modern. Good location. $500. II. T..
Clearwater, HaIlowell, Maine. Tel. 13S-W.
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM An

19J State street, opposite courthouse. II al,
electric lights ana telephones. Tel. ls2-R.
de cal Il "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
SENCRITA AMENAZADA
POR LA MANO NEGRA
EN- C~UADALAJARA
oor Correo. para LA PRENsA."

Po- Correo. para LA PRENSA."
GUApALAJARA, Jalisco, II de
septiembre.-Hace ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ounce dias Que Ia asa de los seno-
res Acevas Hnos.. fue robada por una
gavila de rateros que sc Gedica 2 CO.
meter tcda clase de robos en- esta To-
calidad.
E. robo fue descubierto = algunos
de los rateros aprehendidos, gracias
a los informes cue proporciono a Ia
policia Ia senorita Victoria Bustos,
uuien, hallandose en- e. balloon de su
casa, VIC salir de la casa qae haOia
sido robada, ! dos i~ndividuos. a quie-
mes mas tarde identified sirviendo tai
identification para que los autores
del robo fuesen declaradoS formal
mente presses.
Pues bien. parece que a los de la
"Mano Negra"-que asi Sc ha dado
an lamar d esoS bandidos-no es-
suviernn muy conformes cen "a Inter-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
UNA NUEVA LEY SOBRE
MINERVA Sc FORMA
EN- MEXICO
eor CoTreo, para LA PRENSA.'

For CoEreo, para LA fEE-NS+-
MEXICO. II de septiembre.-La
nueva Ley Minera de la Repubica
M~exicana, que esta basada en- las pre-
venciones del articulo II d ella Consti-
tuci6n General del pals, ha sido va
formulada Y esta siendo actuaimente
motive de estudio por Parte de la Sc
cretaria de Industria y Trabajo, pa
"a ser luego enviada g ia Camara de
Diputados para su disusion Y apro-
bacion.
Para tratar este asunto y conocer
las opinniones de los mineros, sc e.
fectu6 una junta en- Ia mercionada
Secretaria, asistiendo a ella, ademas
del Secretario de Industrial Y Conner
clio, ell Ing. Espinosa, jefe accidental
del repartamento de minas, Y varies
representatives dc importantes nego-
ciacioncs mineras y de empresaS car
boniferas del pals.
Los representatives de varias COM
panias camhiaron impresiones sobrc
eli proyecto de ley formulate por Ell
Lie. Carlos Robes Y algunos otros a
bogados c in%genieros y anotado por
81 departamento respective de la Sc
cretaria de Industrial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
TOMAROM ~PRECAUCIONES
LAS AUT0RIDADES DE
CIUDAD JUAREZ
Todas las armas que los par
ticuEares traian fue-
ron recogidas.

Tor CarTeo. parI LA PRENS
CIUDAD JUAREZ. Chihuahua, i
de sep5icmbre.-Debido 4 las pre-
cauciones que las autcridades civil
les ' militares tomaron para los dias
u ' Il de los c~orrientcs, durante cs-
tos no SC rcgistr6 ningun incidents
d~esagradablc, habiGndose hecho la
celebration de las ficStas patrias en-
medic del o-dcn mas complete.
Una de las medidas que las autori-
ladies' ~pusieron on practica consistio
en- Ur0h.bir terminantemente que Ia
nOche de! ounce, a la nora del 'grito'
e hiciera uso de armas de fuego pa
n d~iSpararias a viento, costumbr&
2stableciGa desde hace mucho tempo
Il csta plaza y alglnas otras de Ia
frontcra.
Adem&s Sc prohibi6 que duraate
sos mismos dias los ~particulares por-
= armas, de fuego o blancas, adj
'irticndo a quieaeS v~iolaran Ia dis
.osici0n serian sacramento castiga-
los.
Como por otra parte, Sc Frohibi5
Imbien Ia venta de bsbidas embria-
.antes durante los repetidos dias, Sc
'cStcrr6 toda posibiIidad de escin-
oios entire los h~abitantcS dc la ciu-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
'UE ~APREHENDIDA UNA
BANDA De LADRONES
EN- Ell PASO
Por Correo. para la PRENSA."

IOE SOFrSO. para Ia IINE-NSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, 10 dc seDtiem.
bre.-Las a~ctividades puestas eli
practica por las autoridades de esta
localidad han dado por resultado que
la sociedad Sc haya llegado 4 yer IL
bre de una bien organizaGa banda
&c ladrores cue va tenian alaIma-
dos 4 todos los propietarios de ca
sas &c concrete, pues cor mucha fire.
cuencia hacian II de las suyas a.
p~oder.ndoSo de todos los materiales
de IN garage o cam5iando q su qua
-ida todcs los efectos de una casa de
concrete de cualGuier barrie uE POGO
apartado del centric.
Por al@unos informes que recibi6
"a policia Sc dispUzo que dcs detec-
tives procedieran q localizar una ca
81 en- Ia que Sc decia que los ladro-
mes referidos depositaban los objctoS
cue robahan de las distintGs casas
por clos visitadas, Y aUnque todos 10y
datos que sobre 81 particular Sc te-
man ccnSistian Ell que IA casa de los
rateros estaba por Ia Gale San Fraln,
los agcntcs de Ia policia Sc lngcnia-
ron de manera que cayeron pcr scr
preSa sobre los habitantes &c "a re-
ferida gIarida. logrando detener d
varios de ellos que a Ia saxon Sc ha-
llaban, probablemente poniendoSe de
acuerdo para llevar q cabo alguGa
lueva ~"operaci6n.'
la caSa era IN verdadero depos!-
% en- grande escala. de todos los oh
ietos cue ALI llevaban los laGroneS,
h~abiGndosc tenido que ocupar dos
autos grandes para Ia conducci6n de
TODD 10 ALI encontrado per Ia poiicia:
Cuatro de los d~iscipuloS de Caco
fueron puestoS a buen recaudo por los
detectives gLe los aprehenGieron, y
"a Sc sigue Ia pista d clos demas.
pues sc ase%ura Que IL banda eg le-
masiaGo Hume-oSa.
Por 10 pronto. sc zee que los dete-
nidos s. veran oblig&doS ! dar a las
autoridadcs todoS los detal!es que han
de conducir Z Ia captufa del resto Ge
sus "Socios''. nucs la pClicla t;ane un
buen sistema para h%cer hablar a los
reos cuyas declaraciones ie o ne
cesariaS para q eSclarecimiento de
hechos y captura de c~ulpables.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23

Iuititud de personals nc Hannah
brujo. DOT Ia simple raz0u de que no
compre1den mis- simpieS, perO eiect:-
yoS metCdoS de cTraT d dlstancIG s;E
ell uso de meGiciaaS. Otros GicSn Cue
soy unU de taHtOS cEarl2taaCS GUS
surtan el cORlpente: per" ningG:2
de eStaS personals tIenel una !"Sai y
iust;ficada VaZOn: tengc en- mi pose
sion .HaumerableS testimonies &c Pc.
cienteS agraaGcId0S. perSG1aS coRSsF-
VGtIvaS y hUREG5aS, que eSt1n prom
dslaute dc SutCTidades completeness,
tas para dar una declaration jura6a
a~SegurandO que las personals que ST.
gan mis- lnStrucClCIGS ) cOnSelOS dc
buena &c, ne solo puedeR aliyiaT sus
erfermedaGeS, per0 ccaSerS3r 81 Sd
lud despues de adquiTida, cstas per
sonas o Residences de EstadoS Lni-
dos Y Mexico ! TecinOS de alSnnoS
de ids, pTcgGntcleS Entertainments no
hay que ateStiguar con muertus. =!
arbol Sc conOCG pOr ST. fruto, va clare
Seran que no so: brIjc nj me ayu0a
ell diablo; auRque uatO Intermediates
de toda natur2leZa. VI! traGaio Sc oa-
Sd en- principles iogicaS : aatura!eS =
L: fiiosof:a de yiyir en- los cCnOCinie1-
tos que tenganoS &c RreStra actual
~existencia ' su Propcsito. Mi mas
grande deSeo es ayudar i aqueiios
que Guieran ser ayudadoS ) sezvu =
Dios. No s. dejcn eRgan2-; 10 pa
suen su dipero a personals sin esc-u-
puso, que deScaradameEte p~reteHden
se- el Professor VI. {. Maritime dc Log
Angeles. California. 70 estoy esIa-
hlecido en- esta y cuaGdo szlga =
hare saber al publico en- ms ~aRuncios.
Prof. Vi. {. MARTINEZ.
Poderoso Sanadar-
il9t2 ). Spring Street.
Los Angeles, California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
POGO entusiasmo patriotico

POGO cNtuS!aSmo, relat!vamentc,
cau:aron en- 81 amino de nuestro pue-
bio las fiestas patrias one terminaron
aver. En- las plazas publicas en- las
QUO s. vcrificaron actoS organiZados
por disrintas corporaciones, Sc not0
mcnos afluencia de publico que Ell
los anserioreS Y las aclamaciones fue-
ron inferiorcS en- cntusiasmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23

como unica duena originaiEente de
las aguas Y las tierras comprendldas
dentro de los limites de Ia Republica.
En- la proXima semana Sc efectua-
ran otras juntas err la misma Secre-
taria, en- las que Sc seguira tfatan-
do este %asunto, que sc espera que
lara resueito I mediados del mes
e~ntrante, Y ertonces ell proyecto de
ley sera enviado a ia Canara de Di-
putados para su aprobacion Y pro-
mulgaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
E. esPi-itu de la nucTa ley

De acuerdo con Ia nueva ley MI
nera Sc hace del dominic de la na-
ci6n todos los m~inerales o sustanclas
Que en- vetas. mantos masa 0 yacl-
mientos que constituyen depositos
cuya naturalcza sea distinta de los
componentes de los terrenos en- dondc
Sc hallen.
Esta ley senala la forma en- que
deberan explotarse, ror 10 que toca
a Ia propiedad de Ia nacion, los mi
~nerales de los one sc %eXtraigan me-
tales 0 m%etaloides utilizados en- la in
dustria. los yacimientos de piedras
preciosas. de sal gema y las salinas
formadas d~irectamente por las aguas
marInas. etc.
La tramitacion de denuncios que
dara reformada en- ell nuevo reg.a-
mento, a senojanZ& de 10 hecho Ell
materia p~etroiera y de acuerdo, como
va queda dicho, con ell principle cons
titucional que declara a la naci6n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
Habra un cuerpo de tombcros

Los ~recientes incendios cue Sc han
registrado aqui y en- los cuales han
quedado reducidos a cscombros los
edificios en- los que CT fuego hizo
presa, han resuelto los concentrates
tapatios a rcun!r elementos para pro-
ccder q IL formation dc un cuerpo de
bomberos ua scra pagado por el CO.
mcrcio local. V al efecto Sc han CO.
menzado a rcunir Quotas de consi-
deraci5n entire los principales conner
ciantes dc Cuadalajara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
"'Conerciarte" aorchendido

In iniividuo Cle Sc deGicaba des.
de hace mucho tempo Z comerciai
con Ia intoxicante yerba !lamada ma
r:huana ' que tenia un dep6sito &c
ella en- una choza te ma!a muerte 81
tuada cc-ca de "a m2rgen del Bravo.
fut detenido FOR las auJoridadeS a.
mericanas, qUienes va renian mott
cias de IA clase de comercio 4 que Sc
dcdicaba el refer.do s~ujeto.
Para que este tcura sorpreDdido
in fragaAti'', dos gendar:nes diSfra-
zados Sc llegaron ! sU choza para
comprarle IN POGO de ~marihlana. Ia
cue 81 no two empacho en- vend=r-
les. ' 81 seguida varios detectives
practicaron IN cateo en- la choza del
vendeGor de IA danina ycrba, relo-
giendo una buena cantidad de csta :
aprshendienao al mismo TEMPO a dos
s~ujetos cue Sc hallaban ALI y que Sc
supore son socics de, dueho DE- Ia
"finca" en- q negocio de "a renta lie
gal referida.