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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-22
PROCEEDINGS FIFTH LOUISIANA
"EEvEE BOARD.
Office Board Of Commissioners. Fifth
Louisiana Levee District.

Office Board Of Commissioners, Fifth
Louisiana Levee District.
Tallulah; La, April 18th, 1921.
The Board Of Commissioners fol-
the Fifth Louisiana Levee District
met if' regular session this dayE
The board was called to order by its
president atrc.so A, NJ. and. th,es, e roll
ealledAthsre bsi5s, i prsS.,s pant the ioi-
lowing members = i7~s'. - -
Leo Shields, F. r. ' sscbn sid Asf r &
East csrfolr 4. K B5hey, A. E. Keiil.
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ness before fe Mes llhSE JMt.iE 81 atsIf "a
and dis6S.ssd d g tS4a1i hss5 -
On motion ConE: x61ne. d6iSyf
s.eondsd: rssaa 8 81 Re:
RepaEt of ths 4Sla
and filed. Rsipft Is ecm,hls te1 VEIL
taken IL rSesd ana s4eers ddf 6ss cJAYlyide1s
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To the. Board Of Commisssioners, Fifth
Louisiana Levvee District, Tai.
n.. ,u. - y wss.ss .sl..I...l
We, yosSnf COMMITTEES, appointed to
confer with Governor Parker and the
State Hoard Of Engineers relative to
the best plan q inspecting and caring
for lsvssy, duties of1Sscretary, salary
Of PRECEDENT and monthly meetings,
rspsctfSS4ly submit the following re-
port: ~ -
The Committee Il 4 conference with.
Major Kerr and Schosnberger, ac-
ceptsd fhs YSilowifns. plan Of inspec-
tion e SSSSssted by them, as a basis
to work on and agreed to present
same to the Governor and ybur Hon.
s s,.s,s Ssss !ol your pm. approval and
The svss fine to be divided into
three sections, overlapping Parish
lines Of eighty miles each. as follows:
, Arkansas line to Delta Point; Delta
Point e Waterproof; Waterproof to
end Of Ieyee system. The foreman in
charge to Be known Is foreman in
place Of Inspector: his organization
to be the same as Section Gang on
rail roads, his duties would be in
spection, cutting weeds, repairing rain
and wave wash, report on caving
banks and n d9, All things ordinarily |
required Of Inspectors. The Foreman
TO be required TO live on the job and
his outfit % Be equipped with tents,
cooking 66tfitS, mules, wagon, scrap
srs. tools, mowers and labor neces-
sary I'd repair and maintain levee
and cut sprouts and weeds. The fore
man 10 be required to report monthly
to the board the amount Of work
accomplished and The work necessary /
to be done upon the levee district in
bis charge. . '.'-A =" ~
The Committee with Major Kerr
md Sch6enberser met with the Gov
,rnor who, after be had been advised
" the purpose Of the conference and
lfter t8s plan Of inspection had been
presented: told your committee he
Vas not trying to dictate the policy
n manage the affairs Of the Fifth
-, Il wee Board, that he had APP
'ointed Whit he considered . body Of
capable men Is members
4 Fifth Il. Levee Board, whom he
zpseted y manage the business Of
he Fifth L6uisfana Levee District IN
i seoh6l6ish sBusiness-like manner !
"A that b. NpaN work with ~ whom
J ~ sitht cd alasiss ~ when b
II
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
KENNAMER' PROBE
 STARTS IN DEKALB.
seventh District Election Con- test Begins at Fort Payns.
 Rainey Is Present

Fort Payne, January 12.-(Speciaf,- commissioners for Charles B. Kennamer defeated republican candidate for Con gress from the Seventh district. will be- gin taking testimony in Fort Payne to- morrow to support his claims on which ne bases his contest of the recent elec .ich' notice of which was filed by him soon after the election
 J. s. Franklin of Gadsden ana T Downer of Fort Payne have been an pointed commissioners for the purpose of taking the testimony and it is understood they also will take the testimony in all other counties of the district as soon as they finish here. Mir Kennamer's at- torneys, Thomas H. Stephens of Gads- den and Charles Robinson of Ashyjlle also are in Fort Payne to conduct the examination of witnesses
 Because more irregularities are alleged 10 have occurred in DeKalb county, the irauiry it is stated. was started here. ihe cnarges consist mainly in the pad oihg or the registration books. The dem ocrats claim they can show wholesale 1rauds in this county on the part of the republicans and it is therefore ex- pected that the contest will be centered IF this county As matter of fact, in the recent election he republicans over came normal democratic majority of Sp and carried the county for all of their candidates with majorities ranging from 800 to 1000.
 MT Kennamer will have 70 days in Which to take evidence and Congress- man Rainey also will have the same length or time. MT. Raineyl returned from Washington several days ago and It IS expected he will keep in close touch With the proceedings throughout the con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
NATIONAL REALTY
 MEETING OPENED.
Value as Investment and Plea That Public Be Informed
 Feature Session
By Associated Press

Atlanta, January 12.-The value of real estate as an investment an da plan that the public be acquainted with the situation was the principal topic of dis cussion here late today at an advertis- ing session of the National Associa ton of Real Estate boards in midwin- ter convention.
 Forrest Adair of Atlanta, chairman of the associations advertising com mittee presented the advertising plans of the realtors in an address to the executive committee of the association. The morning sessions were taken up by urging more adequate housing con- ditions exemption of real estate mort gages from taxation and an own your-own- home" movement. Tonight was given over to an "open forum" of delegates to the convention.
 One reason for the depression we have recently seen in the stock mar kets," said M. Adair lis the fact that since the armistice was signed in 1918 2.500 100000 has been spent fn the United States on homes'
 MT. Adair compared the relative values of real estate and other invest ments and asserted that real estate is the most sound investment that can be made. Saying that he did. not direct his remarks toward dealers in bona fide stocks and bonds, he declared that some years ago an Atlanta man died leaving wildcat" stocks and certifi- cates having a face value of more than $13. 900, GOO which brought a$152.35 at court sale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
FUTURE |SD|SMAL
 FOR WOMAN BANDIT
Dallas County Will Push Rob- bery Charge Against Mrs.
 DiSkerSOn When Released

Montgomery, January 12.-(Special-- Mrs. Irene Dickerson, who made pathetic appeal to the state board of pardons Tuesday for release on parole
 in order that she might spend the re- mainder of her days in caring for her small son at Little Rock, will not ob- tain her liberty at once. Even if the board of pardons should recommend clemency and Governor. Kilby should grant parole, she will be carried to Dallas county to answer an indictment charging burglary.
 Governor Kilby and William F. Fea- gin, state warden general, today were notified by Sheriff N S. Stanfill of Dal- las county that Mrs. Dickerson, k. C. James, alias Roy Dickerson. her hus- band, and l.. w Griffith, her former Husband, were indicted at Selma on charge of breaking into the store of the Elbash Jewelry company and ob- taining F diamond rings valued at S1,500. The indictments were returned in January, 1919.
 Mrs. Dickerson and Griffith were ar rested in Arkansas, but B. E. McFerren, acting governor, declined to grant Gov ernor kilby's requisition for the re- turn of the woman to Alabama. James, Alias Dickerson, was serving a prison term there and the acting governor promised that he would be returned to Alabama when Arkansas was ready to surrender him. But Dickerson ob- tained the wardens car and rode out or the prison before his term ended.
 Grinlth was brought back. bur es- capped and was recaptured. He was ac- ouitted of complicity in the burglary. put was convicted of escaping from the law Sheriff Stanfill said nothing was heard of Dickerson and Mrs Dickerson until they were arrested in connection with the robbery of the Phenix Gi- raru Dank, for which Mrs. Dickerson IS serving 12 years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
PASTORS UNION TO PURIFY MONTGOMERY
 BY PULPIT DRIVES

Montgomery, January 12.-tspe- cial.) morals will be discussed by pastors of the vn- rious churches next Sunday morning under m agreement reached by the Pastors union.
 For mnny days stories have been in ejaculation about MOntgOmery's lack of morals and developments during the week that would indi- ate thnt the Pnstors' union has gathered facts and figures to show citizens of Montgomery that eyes should be opened to see and ears opened to hear.
 Dr. R. II. McCasIin, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Ro- tarfan and civic leader, offered the resolution calling for the action of thr pastors in union against condi- tions alleged to exist now. Mont gomery county will have new grand jury during the next few weeks and 1t would be no surprise that tIte movement started by the pastors will cause thorough i'm vestigntion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
The Charm of a
 Clear Smooth Skin How to attain 1t

Everyone knows the added charm of a clear, smooth skin--a complexion with the tint of youthfuIness. Just how to success fully clear the skin of unsightly blemishes such as pimpies, tan, sun and wind freekles and similar complexion blemishes has been the greatest desire of women for ages.
 Black and White Creamy Ointment will remove skin blemishes make the skin clear. soft and youthful. It's easy to and if directions are followed it will not injure the most delicate skin.
 Black and White Soap will aid the creamy ointment in removing skin blemishes and it's condition.
 All drug and department stores guarantee and sell Black and White Creamy Ointment. 25c and soc the package: Black and White Soap, 25c the cake
 Seend 0c with this clipping to Black and White Box 1907. Memphis, Tenn, for sam ples of Black and White Ointment and Soap, Face and Talcum Powder with free liter ature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
OPEL|KA EXPRESS
 OFFICES CLOSED

Montgomery, January 12.-(SpeciaL)- J. The citation of the public service com mission to the Washington and Choctaw railroad to show why it should not be re- quire to furnish better service on it's short line in South Alabama was can celed by the commission today. It was shown that the railroad is not in posi- tion to purchase additional equipment which is necessary before better serv- ice can be rendered and that much of the equipment now in use has been bor- rowed or rented from the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
 The petition of the American Railway Express company for permission to dis continue Sunday delivery of express to Opelika was granted. Shipments will be held over at Birmingham and Columbus in the future until the first Regular trains Monday morning. Citizens of Opelka opposed the petition, contending that too much curtailment of service was being asked by public service cor porations. Members of the commission spent Wednesday afternoon in the dis cusson of various cases now under ad- visement and it is probable the docket will be cleared of all important eases by Saturday night Several decisions will be rendered before the end of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
DEPUTIES CAPTURE
 BIRMINGHAM PAIR
 IN SHELBY COUNTY

Coiumbana. January 12-tSpecial)-- Emmett Tarver and Dan Holt of Bir-
 mingham were arrested in the Harper Valley section this afternoon as moon sinners. They gave bond and were re- leased
 The raid was made by Deputies J w. Roy and ]. O. Moore. A 200-gallon box still and about 9 barrels of mash were corfiscated and destroyed. Holt accord- ing to Deputy Roy. purchased the still three weeks ago. The same officers pulled a succeSrsu'
 raid in the woods between Deerhurst and Scotia yesterday afternoon. 1Q0-Galton still and six barrels of mash were con- fiscated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
NO VERDICT REACHED

Hearing of the case of Charlie Law son, negro. charged with robbing K. A. MunErs ia ''naa. several months ago was completed yesterday after room in Judge H. P. Heflin's division Of the criminal court. The case was given to the jury about o'clock. but at a late hour last. night had not reached verdict The negro Is al leged to have held up and robbed MT MuaAus of $lss on t.sc Green Springs road. being arrested short time later by deputy sheriffs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13

kitchen to dry tneisi LrShsEs ~ "A moment later the family at dinner was startled by pistol shot and found the boy dying on the kitchen floor
 Grichvich said he had never seen the pistol before and had never kept a weapon in his home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS SCENE OF SHOOTING;
 ONE MAN IS KILLED

Montgomery, January 12.-Informa- ton was received here today of the shooting Of Robert Arnold, well known resident of Henry county, who was killed in the office of the sheriff of the county at Abbeville
 Gus Freeman, also of Henry county. is in jail charged with the shooting The men were talking on the court house square and then went into the sheriffs office, one of them closing the door, and a few minutes later three shots rang out and Gus Freeman ap- peared in the doorway with a smoking pistol in his hand.
 Arnold was killed instantly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
FACULTY IS INCREASED
Meridians Employs Additional Teach
 CTS for High School

Meridian, Miss. January 12.-(Special. )-- TWO new teachers are to be added to the Meridian High school faculty at the beginning of the second term, January 27 These are Miss Myrtle Byrd of Hatties- burg, who will return to Meridian after attending Columbia university the past season and W. D. Bell, Latin and Greek scholar. formerly of Price-Webb college in Lewisburg, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13

vile, Tenn, has been arrested here on a charge of grand larceny and has been taken back home to stand trial. A re- quest came here for the arrest of Ed Williams also, but the latter joined the army and was away to camp before trace of him could be found.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
Priests Deportation Ordered
By Associated Press

Manila, January H.-Deportation of the Rev Demito Zambola, Spanish priest and curate of Corella, Island of Bohol was ordered today by Governor General Fran cis B. Harrison on charges of carrying on propaganda against public schools. The priest will be sent to Spain. This is the first case of deportation of a clergy mar in several years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
SHEAR OLD SUICIDES
Punished for Getting Feet Wet,
 Shoots Self In Head
By Asso,.inted Press

Detroit, January 12.-Joseph Grichvich, , years old, committed suicide last night by shooting himself in the head, accord ing to statement to police by the lads father, Daniel Grichvich, it was an- nounced today.
 The boy had been punished for coming Tome with wet feet, and sent into thes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
Morrison Inaugurated

Raleigh, N. C., January 12.-Cameron Morrison of Charlotte was inaugurated ffty-frst governor of North Carolina to- day, succeeding Thomas W, Bickett. In his inaugural address MT. Morrison touched unon good roads. taxation. law enforcement, education and health.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12


ALI .@>labAu ella y cl. Ill fiji. Y
Eli. e.tata iani>iesi sl vcngaszs =
pene6.
III >,.s ual,oS cneallecitlas de obre-
10 csi;(han ahrra In vida DC ella y
Glen vit!a> mas. Su de-suitc de II.
TRACTION y. sil. deSquite, por totla Ia
amargura que ie hicieron padercr las
gentes a .iuienes cfey9 telices... lie
baStaba no ha<pr fIncienar los fire.
nos al liesar La pr64ima estacidn
para que la catlstrofe hiciera gran
tliosa y terrible su venganza. En-
el alma sin.i6 un temblor de vanidad,
de salvajc orgullo. Era q el amo de
muchas vidas ahora: como un Dios.
Con no parar su coche eli la esta-
ci6n, y lanzarl0 IL maxina Velocldad,
alcanzaria en- el tlinel en- Otra pa
rada al .trcn que iria delantc... \
entonces.
FL tiinel negro ante su VISTA. Y
las largas gllirnallas dc bulius que
10 illminaban sc ,le antojaron HslElTi-
Has lenGuas de cirios ,extendidos en-
hilerass de professions de funeral. -.f2
/. Era su hora suprema, de muerte,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12

e sysN : q
. Pero fucron sus miSlnas maioss in
lepellelieil.es dc su voluntad. las que
le, hieieron ,traici6n. Ga Il
{ Mientius sii alma So embriagaba Ell
la pcrspectiya tragica. siis puppilas
distinsuieron '.el resplantlor blaneosde
las lucesGD Ia, estaci0n. los larsos- AN
denes. In multitud apihada. en- clos.
como siemprc..
4 u como sicinpt.. tambien. obede-.
citlitlp Il IN hey fatal dc Ia costumbre,
10 niismiiio uuH 10 halrfail hrclI6
otras veces Ell que 6l iba del misno
motlO esGbargadO en- lejanos pensa-
micntos Sus man0s manipnlarUn en-
los frcnos. de un modo inconscicnte y
autohsatico. como 10 habfafn venido
hacitntlo 1nlciias yeces al dia duran
tc muchos meseS... ~
y los vagoncs que cntraron raudOs
cn la estaci6n ,fueron acortando su
marclla.
FMtYentolces. cuando al DIR el re-
soplido dc los frenus.., ,cualido el Sc
di6, cuenta del fraraso de su PROPOSE
to homicida. . l.. IN costumbre mecdni-
car habta Sitlo5 mas fst'te que el odio.
Y c. este insta.ie So adrlaat6 a In
puerta dc la plataforma alberta. Sc
dcj6 cacr a plnino en- In via, delantr
del convoy. que adn conservaba cl
impulse de la marcha...
Ba.io la ftrrea trabaZ6n de ejcs Y
ruedas. cl cuerpo del '.ntimero 36'
fuG Ell seguida una piltrafa sangricn-
ta...
a..., JplidR Fcradadcs PiHero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12

.Ahri0 Ia pucrta de- Ia Dlataf0rna
del wagon y cmpuh0 cl regulator Y la
manivcla del freno. Son6 un largo
silbilo y mrti0 II convoy, velocfsi-
mo, l:l "rumefo &C. guiaba su CO.
che. :. iSrchtc il Il 81 alargaba el til
MI tubular. fGtorcitla. como cl intesti-
no DIS gran ciudad.. IL vaho den
SO 5 t:bio del Situterranco era para
su frcntc -t6hio una earici8.. - g.
vi6 les,!e le;os In. sStacioh. llena
dc genie Como di:i de fiesta era mas
intense bniiicioso cl trafico Y q
H. trisi,sba ta ahDa III ri1id0s;i anima-
ci6n Ge aaucllas gentes, cn cnyas al
mas cre.a que no sangraban hcridas
tau doiurosas. como las suyas...
taE. como un relampapgo para s'ls
oios y como una puiialada en- cl CO.
r.t.:liu En- q aItttn. radiante dc he
lleaa. t"I.,cla,ia lie joyas. envueltl
en ricas ro,,a>. c,taba su muier es-
pei;snt.u 81 convoy. .F'uG una VISION
rapi,la. fulsuranfc. como la somhre
f1lgiliva do I'LL cnslefo...
En- ses,lida vibr6 Yin timbre. zisza
g,tci on d airc I'm silbilo y q hiz>
fltncinlar ri rc.lllatior...
Ls,> 'aguncs arrancaron e@ioccs...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
Cuentos que parecen Verdad

i Erl lul m,nbrp eeassltgi tacituttio u
hUraio. u;ie aptli;ls saba articulars
IN gruilido, COMO le,pursta al saludU
he sHs companeroS tles.trabah. ',i s2
l.l iitiMe,o go cs ut huron . =
solisn ,leciT &c Il los otras cotueteres
,le los vagoncS del Metre.
Aabi.. qua reconeccr. sin embarso
que cl ''ndmcro sc G''-caSi uinguno de
j los cGlHlliCros lc conocf. nor su
n,il,Ib!c era vi, butn enple4dd: /:
s ,.,anriIa escrupolos;mel,tt 81 deber:
] era puutual para tr;,baiar eli turuo. .
40 be,fa. hi llalblaba con Hadie. Tn
Ubrrro modelo, al que solo potlfia re-.
truc!iarSe cn lin dc c,ieutas su conti-
nenie hosco y su parqHedad dc eS-:
preston.
Viva ALA en lbs ari'abalnS. pr6xi-
mos Il la estaci6n celftral del AIctroltO
litano, en- una casllcha yieia. tir' pa.
rcdes asrietadas. y al cuidado lie una
patrona. tambifn vieja. Y ade.nas sor-
Ga y corroida por Ia lcpra implacab,c.
i:e los amos.
III ''niimeio Sc VIVA ALI SOLO co
mo un huron iii III madfiguera no
Sc IL cons,fah f;imilia. his amigos. nj
novia. nj ;iniante... 4 -s
En- dfas de asueto ac0stumbi'iba Il
,,uyan, ,,,t,. I,,,s .,f,,nrox t,lo Ia ,s,i.i.,
ci0n... Y So lc vet: jHnto las ia
pias dc las vieias Sacraineltales De
rruinas y por los calnillos cuyos
bor1ies elevaban sll ca1lalla alyarabfa
los meleildcros pop,llares. Sicstiprr
soto. f,s manos cruZadas In eSlal-
d;l. la caheZa inclinatla s0bre el pc
s-llu. como huscaldu al corazjn tai
veZ cElpah,c.
Era e.>e hombrc triStc y sombrio al
que vclnos ;liSlado. aun cn mendio dc
la muchnlunIbrc. v sobre cuyos liom-
bros parece gravitar, agobidndolos. el
ri'ihle.
\. SIN embargo. sobre la vida del
"n1mero Sc no pes;lba la sombra tie
lliDguna culpa. I'or cl contrario, en-
8u coraz6n Solo habfa heridas de la
aiena crlleldad y tloior dc los peca
dos de otros. ..
La mujer que habfa sitio el gran
amor de su vida hugo un dia dc su
lado. FL abandonado sc encontr6 ell
tonces rota el alma r sin objeto va
81 eyistencia. Y Sc abandoI0 a 81 mis-
mo-. Sc hizo cada vez mas feroz SUI
fmisantropia. su odiO todo cuanto
j1'Mieantloie. no era capaz de devolver-
le la perdila felicitlad... No Sc sin
tid con fuerZaS par correr traS ella,
| ipersiguiendo In mujer armada. nj
para ofrecerla perd6n, nj para inmo-
larla Il la venganza. A In vida solo
le pidio I'M olyido que no tlegaba. y
a la casualilad. que no volvicga Il
presentarle nunca ante sas ojos a
aquella mujer...
Su miSantropfa halo un agradable
refugio en- aquei trabaju de condlic-
tor del Metro. Ell odiaba la luz ri
suefa del dfa Y la convivencia con los.
demas hombres en- el train de los
grandes talleres! \ -':,,-..s--s- s--s.-
Ali en- su plataforma del wagon,
estaba bien, solo, hundido en- las eIf;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
ERA UNA VEZ ].

tEalas de h, ciudad odia,ia. sin trner
9:,iite sus ojps mas que Ia b0ea negra
del large tdncl Y las s,,irnaldas dc hi
ces iiyidas- que lo eempayesal,an..
e Cuando Sc sllncrsia en- 81 subterra,
llco. la vida Sc aeababa para cl mi
Nero &c.. I'M s,i platafoima dc
cristilcs iiadie 81 iijaba en- q. dnra:l-
te los mO!nentos dc teafago en- las es-
tac;oncs... Y l,iego. era ell rota: yel
tiginoso por III madrigucra ncsra. so
In, ume Sc peblaba q su naso dc trc-
mehdoa ruf,ios tgepidantes.. ~: : fg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12

de veisahza. en- aguella madriguera
quo tanto tielhWpo escondi6 su odio...
/ Y pasaba una curva. l,lnz6 cl tren
IA toda marcha. Sn co.;,zon tremaba
dc gpzo bnasnando va Ia tragcdia
4uc stis nsahos ihaii ottltuar... H
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
ORTECA .HERMANOS. SUCESOREs

" meor pan que Sc eaboa dsrbnye domicilo rapdos
hgenicos automoes Inica que psando un ~.
vic,o de esta fndole hasta Ia
Nuestro ma arcuo superior rapdez seryco extrema
complacencia e cliente
Poseen las sguentes tahonas panaderias
Conreras Nos O6 l0s telefono sanurce antigua
aeredtada panadria pertenee6 Hermano
Farada 23 tel6fono 534.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
HETAsASpo la .PRopIEDAD


I.ne Tasattores del Dcpartamento
tic Ia Ft.St,psfa InsilIar. estan prac-
titandn una fetasaci0n de la ppropie-
dal. ufbana. en San Juan. unas ye-
cAs .lt acucrdo con Ia renta Y otras
tanicnilo en cuenta el vafor" esfimado
del sitio o solar en- tlonde este encla-
ydtla Hi tinca..
Sc ha designado personal tempore-
10 para auxiliar al dc plantilla, pues
hay mucho que hacer, dado el gran
ntlmero dc fincas que hay que con.
siderar.
UNA INVESTIGATION JUDICIAL
A causa de una irregularidad o
error en- una insaculaci0n de Jurados
en- la Cortc dc Distrito de Aguadilla.
Sc .hizo una denuncia y el Attorney
lispuso Sc hiciera una investigator.
estando suspense dc empleo y sueldo,
cn tanto Sc tramita aquella, uno de
los funci0narios de . la. Secretarfa del
expresado Tribunal. Ell Sr. Eelesforo
Caban prescntds su, !, renunqia. segtl'
informes, y no lie fu6 admitida.