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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
10 RBpiSIIsa Argentina
plde ID lIbaiad Dc
SaRtO Domingo

l.'s l,rinciIsal'-s sllasios de l''s Esia-
dos Iui,lus laslslisaron Il dia ~ del
s-aricn;c Il vailrgrama que ~ lradu-
~ 81 srsiiisla. rs'fc-i~-itr al pf''lieina
duiainicano lBsclia moiicia fne irasmi-
"Ei G"lirrno argentine pc'lira dc
iida de- Inenos Aires Il - de ahril.
lus Esiados Tnidos Ia rapi,la restau-
racl6n dc! pueblo dOminicano. Scgtin
imfnraes. Fl Prcsidente Irigoyen ha
Ofrecido su ayuda a loS Represenian-
tcs de Ia Repliblica Dominicana que
actmalmenic visiian los paiseS hiSpa
nos americanos en mission especial. 50.
licilando In collaboration de suS her
manos del Sur cn pro del pueblo domi-
nicano.
'Ign0rase en que forma el GobiernO
Argentine Sc dirigiri al de Washing
ton. pero el Ministerio de RelacioneS
Exteriores afirma que la Repdblica
Argentina esta vivamente interesado
en- la restauraci6n de la sobeIanfa do
minicana.
"Durante los liltimos meses, los Sc
flores Federico HenrfqueZ v Cafvajal,
en- enero, Tulio NJ. Cestero, reciente-
mente, han hecho gestiones ante el
Gobierno argentine en- favor de su pa
tria Segiin pfblico rumor, la mission
del seiior Cestero ha sido<de gran i'm
portancia diplOmdtica.
'd'anto el DIR. Enrfquez Carvajal
como ell seiior Cestero fueron recibi-
dos por el presidente IrigOyen, sus
c0nferencias, artfculos V entrevistas
describiendo las injusticias Y cruelda-
dcs de la Intervention de los Estados
ITnhlos en- Santo Domingo, han sido
rargamente comentados.'
(prensa Asociada).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10

Casino de Puerto Rico, del Casino Es-
pafi0l de la SOciedad Midnight fellow.
POr referencia sabemos la esplendi-
'dez de estos actos, no habiendO podi-
do asistir ellOs, por el motive a que
hacemos referencia en- nuestra prime.
IA nota de hoy.
Tantos los bales del Casino de Puer
to Rico, como el del Casino Espafiol,
resultaron .dignos del objeto que los
inspiraban.
Agradecemos a nuestros amigos
Sres. n. Torruellas, Federico Rubert,
Ramon Aboy Jr.,- Waldemar E. Lee,
Salvador Mestre, Enrique Bird, Jose j.
Acosta, Jose R. Quiflones, Herminio
MADEIRA y Celestino Iriarte, la cortes
inyitacidn a la Jira~ celebrada en- Ia
fin ca del Sr. Ramon C6rdova, en- ell
poblado de Palo Seco, que habra sido
IN duda, un pasa-dfa amenfsimo.
Deseam0s que haya tenido OCCASION
la .distinguida sociedad de Ponce, de
saber la estimation que guarda San
JUAN para ella en- todas las ocasfones
segura estamos de que la belleza
ponceiia habrd tenido su alta .represen-
taci6n en- las Sras Y Srtas., que hemos
tenitlo 81 honor de recibir por estos
dfas.
Va para cada una. muy afectuosa-
mente nuestro saludo, sintiendo no
haberlo podido hacer en- persona por
la causa justifcada que exponemos.
Serd ell otra OCCASION, como bien 10
desea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
Eel EsCANDALO DE HATILLo

La oficina del Attorney General ha
,ordenado al Fiscal de Arecibo, Lcdo.
Palmer, haga una completa Y minucio-
sa Investigation del escandaloso suce-
so ocurrido EN- Hatillo. Como de los
lacusados es el juez municipal de Ca
.muy, contra este va Ia Investigation.
Los otros fueron arrestados por el iuez
de Hatillos selor Ferreira Y es muy
probable que un juez especial Sc en-
vie tomar parte en- ell escabroso su-
,ceso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
Ell SENOR TRAvIESO, NO LO
SARE

Estamos autorizados para hacer pd-
blico, que el Lcdo. Trayieso. Comisio-
nado de Servicio P1blico, por el voto
popular. no ha autorizado nadie pa
ra que tome su nombre proponiendolo
como aspirante al cargo de Fiscal de
Ia Corte Federal. lie ha sorprendido
la noticia publicada. de que ei Conf
sionado Residente en- Washington 10
haya propuesto para tai cargo. FL no
aspira nj acepta en- la actualidad. otro
puesto que ell que desempeha. con el
beneplacito de todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
DTSTINGUlDA ENFERMA

En- su residencia de Santurce, Sc en-
cuentra- -enferma con grippe, la culta y
distinguida Srta. Celia Munoz, hija
de nuestro estimado amigo Y compa-
nero don Jose Munoz Rivera.
La Srta. Munoz es profesora en- Rio
Piedras, donde cuenta con valiosas
amistades que la distinguen sobrema-
nera.
Que restablezca pronto de su dolen-
cia, son nuestros deseos mas fervien-
tes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
UlIaS tl PaspeGtlTS

aA.a...aaa l Is l4us ar a ir
e..urIaa. t.. 81 a@. ses~ a'aft
..aar saasa ut ID at s1at.oA Ne
li. .e a.. satts, ta lHsa..l. ..I a-
..,4 h. iaag lsaae 81 i4s saa.- "a
ia.u.s gUc l-aaa e4 a..rra.Had"
p.,ses bed. ac Icy Irre Isara "ifas hay
a-..aael6a asusa 3 81 Aaura dnicui-
s..A. o.. Yriue8aii, u..lss A,rsniadas,
..a, ca .a. Iest- 80 tgar ",ra-
.u.s 4a as ia .p4Iaiiac.oA oai nTs'-
So. ssl ias s.-l.eMes;
ia tar.c g, la E>oueia superior
ucn,lo !. us ala. eeaica.4,ua al Saniur
ca. Ia "i'Ta "a 5ulal .APor.ard algc-
d, DO. ae S-Aant
s.i..cs, a "a q. Mr.. uc E"ti,a ue
1.I.a. i,I.on c.aiao> por "a "Vsies
as redr.al. i cAi.,aiiAar con q. Conda.
10 pa Sa4 Antonio.
.Ampiiaci6n del Barrio Obrero. Prom
80 cs.aram conSiraidas mas De 100 vi
riendas mas.
rGem.c y e.apalnc de los malecones
de San Juan cor Ia carretera pOr el
sur de Santurce, pasando por Mira
iaar.
Capilol.o. que sc sac;rd en- breve "a
subasta para el comiel.zo de Ia obra.
para Ia cual hay cerca de la cuarta
partc del costo.
Nueyo manicomio insular, que nc
lebe demorarse un momentc mas por
la urgencia que csa obTa sisnilica pa
ia cl bencficio de los desgracados
ehfermos Y el aliyio de las municiR-
/ lidades
CONSTRUCTION d. vivienda para la
clase media, bill del Senalor Benitez.
Penitcnciari;l-con el producto de la
yenta del actual rscs.d.o-y 10 que
pudiera asiglIarse.
FL Municipio de caA Juaa, por su
parte, la de arbitsar recurscs para
atender con :od9 Il 53a-.cia los s.
guientes seryicics y obfa~ pUaiic@s dV
suma necosidad.
Reorganization del tuelro lie Bom.
here's, material, lmq0c> y Hocas y,
!. incendio.
Construction de. un nuevo .tcueduc-
to - cerca de ties milIonrs de d1ia-
res medio--en tanto 50 realiee eSa
obra, para que eI vccinGario este ga
santizado, en- 10 possible, de Ia faia
de aqua
Crematolio dep0sita. de basuras
Ampliaci0n del Ediiicio Acadia y
de les Hospitales, estableciendo uno
de maternidad con su equipo cores
pondiente.
CONSTRUCTION de tres edificios esco-
laros Ell Santurcc, uno en- Pucrta de
Terra Y tres en- San Juan.
Reraraci0n de c,lles tranSyersales en-
Santurce. Y sistema complete de an
cantarillado.
LII realization de todo este progra-
ma, segdn opinion de los fuhcionarios
del Nepartament} del> Interior~y tee
nicoS del Manicipio, no lleyaria mas
de ailos. hahiendo. por su puesto ci
dinerO neccSaIio para ellp con los i'm
puestos ordinarios Y empr6stitos va
aco.'dados y que Sc acuerden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
MigdGliG.
LA CoNFERENCIA DE ESTA
NOCHE

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de recibir
cortes invitaci0n para una conferen.
ella que Sc Hevara -efecto esta hoche
len el colegio Royal Gregg, Allen so,
" Ell Programa de la velada contiene
los siguientes interesantes ndmeros:
Selection Musical.
BienteniGa a los concurrentes por el
alumno Clemente Carazo.
canto por los alumnos Jaan.ta '
Manuel Rey. -.
Importancia del estudio &c la Tene-
duffa de I.ibros por Ia Directora del
Colegio, seiioras Maria T. Camacl,o de
Robles. ~ ....
Presentation del oraGof por Il pro
fesor Salvador Font. & E
Disertacion sob-c Il comercio en-
Puerto Rico influenced de IA mujcf
en- las activida 'es lncrcnn,iles.
Clausura del aeto por el alumno San
;tiago Manzano. & aa
Selection Musical.
Estimamos la invitaci6n para el ae-
to que promote resultaf brilIante
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
EN- LA.MANsIoN EJECUTIvA

ESta mailana visitaroii al Gober
nador Wager. ell Tesorero de Puerto
Rico, Sr. Benedicto: el Presidentc
de la Comisi6n de Ia Folicia Insular,
Sr. Walcott el Mayor de la Guardia
NaciQnM. Sr. Wilson
Sc eSperan .noticias de Washington
respecio del canbio de GoberaadoT
para los arreglos de embarque del Go
bemador Wager, sustitucion por, el Sr,
Benedicto en- su caso Y otros .detalles.
En- tanto no So conozca oficialmen-
te Ia aprohaci0n del Sr. Mont Riley,
el DR., Yager cont.nuari aqnf. menos
que no resuelya embarcar pues tiene
preparado, su pasaje. desde .hace aleu-
nos, dias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
Ell SECURE DE MAYAGUEZ

FL importe total del aSeguro que
tienelN con los Sres Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga, como REPRESENTATIVES de Com
paiifas del exterior les Sucesores de
Blanes, de Mayagiiez, es de S305,000.
Mucha de la mercancfa que no Sc que
mo en- los s5tancs, esta en- NAL estado
.por el aqua que lie cay6 al apagar los
bomberos el incendio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
VARlAS NOTICIAS
Sc. VA Ell CORONEL

En- el transporte. de la marina de
guerra st. Mihiel, embarcara me-
diasto de esta semana para los Esta-
dos Unidos, via Panama, el Coronel
del Regimiento de Puerto Rico Mr..
Jarvis.
Va por una breve temporada.
Buen viaje lie deseamos al pundo-
noroso militar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
DE PONCE

Ha estado en- San Juan el fiscal de
la COrte de Dstrito de Ponce, Lcd0.
A. Font Y lie acompan0 su distinguida
sefiora, regresando el lunes su resi-
dencia en- la Ciudad del Sur.
Tambien visit0 la ciudad el Sr. JO-
sc Romaguera su distinguish Srta.
mia. muy conocidos estimados en- la
.culta ciudad del Sur. N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10

Ha estado en- San Juan. en- asuntos
particulares, el Juez Municipal de We
ga Baja. LcdO. Francisco Carreras.
Parece, segtin informes, que no pro-
ceden del joven funciQnario, que hay
algo como una interesante nQta para
el Garnet que dirfa un "Cronista".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
Ell JEFE LOPEZ AzUA

Sc encuentra en- San Juan y tuvi-
mos ell gusto de saludarle, Ell jefe de
distrito de Ia spolicia en- Guayana, Sc
nor Lopez Azda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10

-. 4
mos que Barranquitas cuenfe hoy con
ip hotel de magnficas condolences.
ADIos
pero no triste, pbrque van en- yiaje
de algeria, dijimos nuestros excelen-
4eftes amigos Eduardo Giorgetti v
SRA. Fernandez vanga y esposa, Jose
Ruiz SoIer y sonora, quienes en- compa-
ssGfa de las bellas Srtas. vachier, han
SAle gozar de una temporada amenfsima
en- Ia ciudad dc New York.
!. Las expansiones de nuestros amigos
mos sirven de gran satisfaction y de-
seamos siempre para ellos, las gran
des alegrfas de la vida EN- todas sus
faces.
sAPLAUDIMos
Zen alta voz el rasgo del 81. Jose E.
sBenftez, pofque espontaneameiite SON
mas meritorias esas fihalidades,
Quinientos d6lares han sido donaao
por ei buen amigo favor de las We
timas de Puerta de TERRA 3 bien co.
snccenos eI alto espfriiu del senior Be
Enitez, para no estranaralos le su gene
sFosidad en- este case, como en- los mu-
Schos mas en- que el nombre del distin-
guido senador ha quedado siempse a
gran altllra.
ssSALUDAA0s
a Ia socieaad de Ponce, concentrate
por estos dfas en- San Juan. para re-
seibir nm homemade de simeatias, del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
MERcADo AzuCARERo

Ell Banco Colonial ha recibido un
cable, informandole que hay compra-
dores que pagan azucar a s4.7o, pero'
que no hay ofertas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
DESFiLE SOCIAL 4,

Continuation de la pagina 2
mos que Barranquitas cuenfe hoy con
ul hotel de magnfficas condolences.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
.sALUpAMos

a Ia sociedad. de Ponce, concentrada
por estos dfas en- San Juan, para re-
s'eibir IN homemade de simeatias, del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-10
Manuel f. CesterO..
EL LrEn DE VEGA BA1A

New York, 81 de .abril de 1921.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21

the weather being so warm
there was no occasion for fire in
homes. When taking into con-
sideration that Snowflake rises
up in the world to a height of
over 57OO feet, we'll bet the
drinks (the non-intoxicating pro-
duct) that she can record more
beautiful days during the win
ter than any similarly situated
town in the world. Billiards
where did you get that dream?
Well admit the electric plant
failed to produce lights two or
three nights about six weeks
ago, but blizzard was not the
cause of the Juice" not flowing.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21
First S. S. A. Lyceum
Number Next Friday

The Academy Lyceum num-
bers have already become very
popular. People come from all
over the county to attend them,
and those who come once come
again.
Next Friday. the 18th, at z
p. m., at the Stake House, AL
fred Anderson and company of
st. Johns will give musical
treat.
Remember that Prof. Ander-
son has a place on the most
popular Chautauqua and Lyceum
troupes t h a leave Chicago.
Why not go as far to hear him
as to hear any other member of
the troupe from Chicago or
elsewhere?
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21
Dispatch Accuses Us of
Producing a Blizzard

The following dispatch, made
up by someone who evidently
thought he was pulling off a
bit of news, has been going
the rounds of the Arizona press,
it first appearing in the Lead
er" of Flagstaff and appeared a
week or two later in the ''Ari-
zona Gazette" Of Phoenix:
Snowflake Snowflake for a
week or so was compelled to re-
turn to the candle and the kero-
sene lamp, for its electric lights
fickered and went out. 1t
happened because a blizzard so
choked up with ice and trash the
mill race above the electric light
plant. that the canal side over
flowed and was washed away. "
For the benefit of those who
NAV be led to believe from the
above that this section has an
awful" winter climate, we now
herald to other northern Ari-
zona towns ditto to the south
ern ones-the following truth:
Snowflake has had no blizzard
this winter. It has been unus-
ually mild, about half the time
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21
Gesting to Plan for Action
''I m Colorado River Project

ror the purpose of making a
.5r lS- Of the Colorado river basin
''up+ j nronaring a comprehensive
'pu ~. r for immediate action and
y..r .lr Development, says a dis
atcb ss,Ij from Phoenix, the en-
g;nsering commission represent
,r t5e seven states included IN
.ss 4s eague Of the Southwest,
u;iI ,lI meet in Salt Lake City today,
...ording s.,, to W. S. Norviel,
,toto water commissioner, who
viii represent Arizona.
The meeting will be in the
,,tnre of a preliminary confer
ar,p after which it is hoped to
,sttIs the present and future
,;gbts of the states included in
tbp drainage area of the Colo
rado and the rights of the Uni
I'd States by an agreement be-
tween the states and the United
States with the present con-
rress, The legislature will be
roouested to authorize the ap-
imminent of commissioners for
each state for the purpose of
entering into an agreement for
subsequent ratification and ap-
DrOvaI by the legislature Of each
Of the states and by congress.
A. J. McCune, state water en-
cneer and secretary to the en-
gIneerlng COMMISSION, mas IN
formed Mr.. Norviel that the
reclamation engineers have sta
ted their belief that there is
sufficient water in the Colorado
drainage basin for all available
andS
One of the first things to be
taken up at the conference in
Salt Lake City will be the de-
.nsndS Of each state upon the
water supply.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21
Fair Association heeting

The Articles of Incorporation
provide that the annual meeting
of the Navajo County Fair As
sociation shall be the fourth
Monday in January.
The Association is hereby
called to meet on that date
(Jan. 24) in Snowflake, Ariz., at
7 D. M. in the Stake House.
Meeting will be held in con-
nection with h e Snowflake
Chamber of Commerce.
S. L. Fish, Sec.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21
Number of Livestock Allowed to
Craze On Sitgreaves Forest
During Year 1921

Fifty-six thousand head of
sheep and $500 head Of cattle
and horses and 400 swine is
fixed by the Secretary of Ag-
riculture as the number of live
stock to be allowed to Craze on
the Sitgreaves Forest during
1921. While the Secretary of
Agriculture fixes the number of
stock allowed to be grazed upon
the various Forests; their distri-
button is fixed by the Forester,
District Foresters issuing in
structions as to the details of
administration.
Speakingof the Annual Allow
ance Letter just received and
the instructions given therein,
supervisor HOyt observes a few
changes affecting the plans for
the coming year. While the
Forest has been administered
heretofore as three grazing dis
tricts, some of them divided into
community allotmentS. + h 8
years plan divides the Forest
into four grazing districts, the
Park and Pinedale Community
Allotments comprising the new
unit. Some little reduction in
the total number of stock grazed
is imperative for the protection
Of what remains Of the vast
1919 crop of young pine seed
lings. Careful observation has
shown that about SO per cent of
pine seedlings that germinate
die of natural causes within the
first year or two Of their germi-
nation. Considering the fact
that fire is sure death to these
seedlings for the first several
years of their existence and that
they are of a nature SO delicate
that foot tread of sheep may
destroy them, the Forest man
agement plans must take into
consideration the protection of
the comparatively small per-
centage of seedlings that survive.
Ii one reads the law under
authority of which National For
ests are established, he will find
there that the purpose back of
the National Forest creation and
administration is to improve
and protect the Forests, secure
favorable conditions of water
flow, and furnish a continuous
supply of timber for the use and
necessities of citizens Of the
United States. !" In all admin
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21

istrative plans. therefore, it will
be seen that Forest officers must
be bound by the stated purpose
Of the law and have in mind that
grazing on the National Forests
is a permissible use only to the
extent that it does not interfere
with the main purpose of their
creation. This, Mr.. Hoyt eX-
plains, is why at times the num-
Der of stock on the Forest or
certain areas Of the Forest must
be reduced in number.
In addition to observations
made by local Forest officers.
the Forests are visited frequent
ly by men who make special stu
dy of tree growth, the nature
and extent of damage, and their
recommendations have to be
considered in administrative
plans. The timber sale to the
Apache Lumber Company means
the cutting in the next few years
of many million feet of timber
and unlike the old policy that
has prevailed in some of the
older logging sections of the
country where the only thought
has been to convert the existing
stand of timber into lumber as
soon as pos 81 b | e, h
Governments policy on this vast
sale area will endeavor to Sc
cure the removal of the mature.
timber with the least possible
damage to the remaining trees
and the seedlings that germi-
nate during the rather infre-
quent favorable years.
The reductions, however, are
but a small percentage of the
total authorization for the For
est and will be apportioned
among the various permittees
on a sliding scale basis, the
larger owners having to stand
the heavier percentage Of cut.
The District Forester in
structions. based upon inspec-
tions by local Forest officers and
visiting Forest Inspectors, calls
attention to the need Of improved
methods of handling stock on
the range to get the best results,
suggesting particularly the need
of cooperation among stockmen,
particularly in the matter of de-
veloping water on the range and
in the sailing of their stock and
their protection from poisonous
plants, diseases and predatory
animals.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21
NewSy Local Notes
From Town Of Taylor

The little girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. R. Bryant is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Muder of
Shumway were visitors here
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha E. Lewis is quite
Ill. She has been in poor health
all winter.
Mrs. W. E. Baldwin is able to
be up and around after two
weeks sickness.
L. Dow Shumway and Ralph
Hatch made a business trip to
Cooley Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS firm
were in town Sunday.
The family of G. H. Pettis has
moved into town and the child
ren are going to school.
DR.. Brown was up from Wins
low Monday night looking after
the arm cf j. w. Lewis.
Arthur Hancock is home from
Jaques' for a few days stay
with his family and friends.
The Shumway boys. Charley,
Frank and Rulon, left here Mon
day or their ranch at Joppa.
Henry Lewis Of Showlow
stopped over here a few min
utes Monday on his way to Mesa
to bring his mother home.
Watermaster ]. 7. Cooper is
alive and looking after our ditch
es and doing all in his power to
see that everything is in readi-
ness for spring planting.
Mrs. Thos. Hancock went to
Holbrook Friday with her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Bates, who was
returning to her home in Idaho
after a stay here of nearly four
months.
Mrs. Arthur Palmer received
word last week that DR.. June
Gibbons was now walking with
his head in the air, as his wife
presented him with baby boy
on Jan. 8. This is the couples
first child and the DR.. is hardly
able to talk to common folks yet.
The officers and teachers of
the Parents and Teachers Asso-
citation held an ice cream party
Tuesday night at the home Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. On We'd
nesday night the same organi-
cation held its regular meeting
in the form of a tobacco cam
paign. They presented very
lively program which was en-
ioyed by all present.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21
New Officers

The local Relief Society elected
new officers the first Of the week
as follows: Mrs. Julia Ballard,
president, in place of Mrs. w.
E. Stratton; Mrs. Nellie Free
man, 1st counselor and Mrs. Mag
gle Kartchner, I'd counselor, in
place of Mrs. John Ramsay and
Mrs. Allen Miller. Mrs. Maude
Ramsay was chosen secretary to
take the place of Mrs. Nellie
Freeman.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-01-21
The legislature

Following are some Of the
bills introduced in the Arizona
legislature:
A bill introduced in the house
provides that the financial bur-
den Of high schools be borne by
the state instead of school dis
tnctS, and that the state pay
@ per capita for each student
Of the common school.
A senate bill has been intro
llc9d to advance jurors pay
from So to S. a day.
A bill in the house would make
penalty to 'steal' rides on
tainS.
Also in the house, bill iucreas-
ing pay of school superintend-
eats and providing for school
Supervisors.
A bill providing for an amend
Dent le1alizing Nov. II as Ar
ulslce day in the senate.
a Oil In tbs house would here
a'er :. not make it necessary for
@naldates at primary elections
give an accounting for ex-
y p5n8es relative to newspaper
'u..eru8lng' !. !. postage and other
printing.