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Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
AROUND THE COUNTY

A number Of accidents occurred dur
ing the week, seriously injuring well
known Gunnison folks.
H. C. Bartlett is hobbling around on
one foot and two crutches due to a
sprained ankle. He went down to the
river to catch trout or two and when
he found fence blocking his progress
he essayed to get over by jumping.
However, he failed to clear in good
shape and sprained his ankle quite
severely. Friends hope the injured
member soon heals.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Suffering from a growth on his hand
caused by barbed wire poisoning.
Charley Austin was taken to Salida
Sunday by DIR. Hanson in his car. An
X-Ray will be taken to determine the
actual condition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
improvements About
GunnisOn Continue

There seems to be in Gunnison a
general house cleaning on the outside.
as well as seasonable where the la
dies hold supreme. Everyone has the
fever, and the town has thereupon be-
come almost model of cleanliness,
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Lora Curtis and wife came home
Saturday from a trip to the Southern
states, Arizona, New Mexico, etc. The
lower altitude did not benefit Lora SO
much as was expected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Mrs. Jos. Hyland is another Of the
Gunnison folks who suffered an acci-
dent this week. She was standing OF,
a chair when the floor gave way under
one leg. The chair slipped, throwing
her and in the effort to catch herself
she sprained her ankle. Friends are
sorry to hear of her misfortune.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Rev. E H. Robinson arrived Tues
day by auto from Fort Morgan to
visit with friends here. Mrs. Robin
son and daughter, Eugenia, arrived on
Wednesday evening from California,
where they have sDent Sons time.
After visit with Mn Mary Law
renee. they will 60 to their home in
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Gilbert Lathrop is building a new
porch on the front of his bungalow
this week. making a pleasant addition
TO the Lathrop house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Fred Brown has lately complete
the task Of putting new roof oil
their home on Taylor Street. A Goa
Of paint has likewise been added.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
Two Additions to
COunty's Population

A nine pound boy arrived Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Griffiths of this city. Congratula
tions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Malley
Garcia at Parlins welcomed a brand
new baby boy Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
MAUDE ". MINE TO Be
OPENED At GOTHIC

The Maude w. Mine at Gothic,
mile east of the town, is now being
opened by E. p. Simpson of Lake City,
who brought over three men from
that city Monday and set them at
work. The Maude w is on the Avery
mountain and has the contact upon
which the Jenny Lind and Virginia are
located. 1t carries high grade ST.
yer ore, nearly equal to the Sylyanite
on Copper creek at the northeast Of
Gothic.
Mr.. Simpson is very anxious To get
into the head Of Crystal creek where
he has propertieshe has properties ad-
joining the Ajax and Hercules. He
believes this is one of the most high
ly mineralized regions of Colorado and
is certain that with the present min
ing outlook the time is ripe to open
mines in and around Gothic. He re-
turned Wednesday to Lake City to
look after his interests in the famous
Golden Fleece in which the leasing
company with which Mr.. Simpson is
connected, has recently opened picture
ore that reminds old timers of the
boom days in that camp As or so years
ago.
John Satterstrum drove in from
Denver Tuesday with new Overland
which he took up to Gold Creek. He is
watchman at the Gold Links. Mr.. Sat-
terstrum was accompanied from Dem
yer by Mrs. Satterstrum, Mrs. Mary
Morris and Prince Kinsley. John.kays
he hasn't been down to greet -his Old
friends much since he returned ~ the
Gunnison region, but intends td H0E
that going is more speedy.
Fred Brown made trip to the
Gold Belt this week and plans .tostel
tum Monday next and open sl6 e1l
Gunnison. He Il coundent he eak,lnd
the origin Of the FieA 6re ouees1G -
from this property. q IN
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
ANOTHER OPEN-AIR CONCERT
SATURDAY NIGHT

Tomorrow night, the fifth pop"
concert will be given by the Western
State College band on Main Street, at
1880. Director f. Geo. Damson an
nounces the following program:
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

The Kersey house on Tomichi Ave
is receiving a coat of paint this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

E. H. Mcdowell is having his house
remodelled from cellar to garret. A
new coat of paint has been added also
giving the house new and inviting
appearance.
The former Sanford home on NORTH
Main Street, known as "The Cabin,
which was recently purchased by
Frank Hohiesel, is undergoing great
deal Of remodelling and repair by Mrs.
Frank Fisher, who lives there. The
kitchen has been moved from the west
to the east side Of the house. New
woodwozk. new plumbing, new side.
wnlks, and . garage has been added
The exterioF Of the buildings have
been given new cost Of paint, max
ing Of Il > vsritable picture place Of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
BR|LLANTf INAUGURACIOE
De UNA GRAN industrial

Numerosas personalidades del CO.
mercio La industria de San Juan, asi
como La mayoria de los representatives
de la Prensa, acudieron la inaugura-
ci6n de la esplendida fabrica de ca
misas Paris de los sehores I'M.
Rodriguez Co., en- G 80, invita-
dos por ell muy apreciable caballero
don Manuel Rodriguez, gerente y muy
entrsiasta impuIsor del referido ne
gocio.
Ell local de Ia esp1endida f&brica de
camisas no puede ser mas c6modo y
amplisimo Por algo expres6, elocuen-
temente, don Toribio Grovas, que el
soberbio local, por 10 espacioso, era
d gno de ser inaugurado por el gene
raj Primo de Rivera. En- la parte baja
hallanse, no solamente las oficinas, 81
10 tambien el lujoso establecimiento
para las ventas al por mayor al de-
tall Las puertas de cristales resultan
de un gran efecto y son elegantisi-
mas. En- la parte principal del edificio
hallase la fabrica de camisas, ninguna
de las cuales t.ene once varas, por ser
el maestro de corte, don Antonio Ro-
las, un verdadero asombro en- Ell oticio.
iY hay tantos cortadores de camlsas
que merecen una camisa de fuerZa!
Medic centenar de empleados, en-
tire los cuales fguran muy habiles
mujeres (porque Don Manuel Rodri-
guez no desea MERCER las censuras de
las sufragistas) constituyen Ell perso-
nal de la fabrica, que puede producer
veinte docenas de camisas, de supe-
rior calidad cada veinticuatro horas
Para demostrarlo, el competentisimo
director de la fabrica, don Dionisio
Diaz, cogi6 un trozo del magnifico man
tel que cubria una de las mesas que
contenian las botellas de aqua mine
raj. tabacos, dulces, Sandwiches" y
demas aperitivos con que Sc obsequi6,
durante diez horas consecutivas, a los
invitados lie tom6 las medidas al exec
lente caballero y ex-jues de Caguas,
don Pedro vergne: INTRODUCE Ell trozo
, de mantel en- una de las veinte ma
quinas que dan vida, bullicio y has
ia movimiento a uno de los grandes
salones de la fabrica; y a los tres mi
nutos, entire ell asombro de la concu
rrencia, apareci6 una camisa incompa
rable, que arrebat6 el sehor Sacarellc
de las manos de Toribio Grovas, para
llevarsela. como obseuuio plat6nico a
c6lebre Gisbert.
En- el referido acto, que hara epoca
! por la esplendidez y afabilidad del Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
1iOIGA DE LA ISLA!!

les I'D. AMANTE DEL BOXEO!
Estamos trabaiando activamente
para montar ell "Jack Dempsey Spor-
ting Club recibimos cualquier do
native que I'd. quiera hacer ms
cribase como socio, solo lie cuesta
$500 la entrada Y un peso nensual.
va recibimos ell certifcado de in
corporation y solo falta tener cier-
tos fondos y cierto n1mero de socios
para abrir el Club. Recibimos como
donativo desde cts. hasta un mi
hon de dollars.
Dirija todo a. Jack Dempsey
Physical & Sporting Club, San Jo-
Sc 81 co Andres Oieda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

fior Rodriguez, en- los anales de La
industria en- Puerto Rico, pronunciaron
discursos, que fueron fervientes = me-
recidas loas en- honor de los Sres. I'M.
Rodriguez Co.. don s Dalmauy y Ca
net, tredactor de "La Democracia'' don
Santos Viscasillas, en- representation de
los comerciantes del ramo, y, singular
mente, ell joven y muy cu1to cabauero
norteamericano, Br. Benjamin &1nopp,
quien dirige en- Puerto Rico Ia muy
respectable acreditada frma de Ia
IN. Y Porto Rico Cotton Co. -, que
ha conquistado va grandes simpatias
en- nuestro pals Todos los oradores, y
muy especialmente Mr. Knopp, inter
pretado, acknowledgements, por Ell dignt-
simo caballero Mr.. Henry Heyhger,
fueron aplaudidisimos por la numerosa
concurrencia, entire la que fguraban,
ademas de los citados caballeros, don
don Luis Fernandez, don Jose Rodrl-
guez Cadierno, don Jose Martinez Al
varez, quien tanto Sc ha distlngwdo
siempre, 10 mismo como enthusiastic
hombre de negocios que como perfec-
to gentleman; don Emilio Rodri-
guez Blanco. don Rafael Larroca, don
Joaquin Rodriguez Ema, don Jesus
LAMA, don Isidro Galguera, quien re-
+, ct6 I'm epitalamio del autor de mi
ruta por America; don Pedro Rovlra,
don Francisco Cerdeira, don Ramon
valdes, Ismae1 Suarez, don jose A.
Rocco su distinguida esposa; don J.
Rodriguez Blanco, don Francisco va
lines, todos los eIementos, muy SIM
raticos afables, que han converudo
en- una respectable firma la rszon
Rodriguez Hnos.' en- un popular
establecimiento LA Luna Por la
prensa vimos a representations de
"El Tempo. Gel 1mparciai', LA
Democracia'' Ell MUNDo. FL exec
lente fot6grafo don Miguel Angel Co
dorado tom6 algunas vistas de la fabr1-
ca, varios grupos, muy pintorescos,
de Cardeira Toribio Grovas, labran-
dole la luna del Presidente del Di
rectorio espaiiol.
Un "Canto a Puerto Rico, ori
ginal del Consul de Venezuela ms
p:rado vate Sr. Marcano, fue acogi
do entire ovacicnes indescrlptibleS.
Una brillantisima orquesta, forma
da por los apreciables j6venes don Ge
rardo Pena, don Ismael Suarez, dor
Ramon vald6s, Y don Enrique Coma
lez, ejecut6 un selecto programa, OUT
fue indispensable triplicar, entire ap'al
SOS continues. Ell manager" de Il
firma, don Augusta Marin, y todo
los empleados, sc desvivieron por OBJ
, SECULAR a la concurrencia.
a. Auguramos excelentes negocios 10
: seflores M. Rodriguez y Co. -, quie
: mes han dotado a Puerto Rico de UNI
: gran industrial, les reiteramos el tes
timonio de nuestra gratitud por 10 mu
: cho que ellos, con todos sus emples
: dos, nos obsequiaran; gratitud qu'
: hacemos extensive al bondadoSo y COZ
teS caballero don Toribio Grovas
quien Sc consagr6 los representante
y de la Prensa.
CRoNISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24
ANUNCIo DE sUBASTA

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pdblica subasta de
las obras de construction dc una ES.
CUELA DE HoRMIGoN DE DOS SA-
LoNE5 EN- Ell BARRIo SAN 1LDE-
ToNSo DE CoAMO, PUERTO RICO,
Cuyo prcsupuesto aprobado asciende y
Ia suma de CrNCo MIL DoLARES
Csc. 600 00) sc admitiran ell esta ofcina
hasta lac 300 p. M. del dia de agos.
to de 1924, en- que Sc abriran publica-
meIlte.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la ofcina del ArQuitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los documen
tos q. han de regir en- ell contrato, y
podran los Icitadores recoger los pla-
nos y mode!os de proposiciones qae han
de presentar, mediante un dop6sito de
DIEz DoLARES [S1o.00) que seran
reembolssdos al ser devueltos dichos
documentos en- ell plazo de veinte (20)
dfas despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquier todas las
proposiciores, ell de adjadicar Ell con
trato baio otras consideracicnes que
las de precio solamente.
GUILLERMO ESTEVES
CoMISIoNADO
AdVt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-24

OPORTUN|DAD

Sc Vende una FARMACIA en-
Ponce, EN- una de las ca
lies mas centricas y de mayor
moVimiento, tiene buena Glen
tela, esta montada a la moder-
ma y bien surtida, vende 1900
dollars mensuaIes y sus condi-
clones de Venta son pasado ell
balance Sc descuenta ell 10 por
ciento por pago al contado.
Dirijase a SUI due1o Apartado
No. 345, Ponce, P. r. que la
Vende por quererse ir vivir
los E.. U..
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Tinta su9ciente para un aho, ENl
Eu nombre Rrtfsticamente graba' kEk.S
do Ell letFas dOradas esta pre- E6N
ciosa pluma de fuente "WOn- kSN
der, de Henador aut0matlco, Et2Ea
quo colo vale $l.75. EM
La Pluna wonder" Sc IA M
bFica con los mejores materia -s K%1
su punta es de orc s6lido de E9
IA Quilates. --Garantizamos que M
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centavos como dep0sitO pagus Nm
ell balance de $3.50 al cartero M
cuando Ie entregue la pluma. "
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usted cOmpletamente satisfecho, ga
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GOBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
OFICINA DEL CoMTSIoNADO

Julio %, 1924.
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0PP5RTITJIINiiTTY

OPPORTUNITY
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 S;unNI1IaIalAR 9EIaT1- -aT 1ntsadI. nS large
 compensation wliana. tlfane iH an ezcailene au11nailzlag ion aElsannamant Allise nYe uIssifllEE:; aaianH nfndan&tal. Addnesai MA AnIs- llsnsllH.
 CIVIL E SlslNEKR
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 Iiissif-- v Ea11disll tlnea man to- taks onders ng siara1sIsIf ana ysiiiInw tn stzrt at $zs vNaxltsts EanIA and rafsrenGa required Fslann aslnlln zlEs. alIsS IiIlsfIldI ta Is.lan the barhsr trade.
 una arliafnnaitin NzEs Jannargs February naEE EsEzsr0ltl- Flatr qua NfCs. shave 10t WorE i1n nsanlr naasrn rnaas Blhmihgham Barber GlslGzxa, znzEzz 2nil Ave-. N.
 Clll1 11sa0D alaanIn1R carI pantars and dining as1asErsE WIlyiSia fHr MpnltaMfdnm hanlf., super iiztankhzat.. zn2 EssiiWag Exn1anga. 0Enahas D.-ze- = = RSlITSr--syE Easn1Hs7i is7rinaliiatal@. two neatly
 ds-asaaEl aauhiKanua man uD sell in ctty GEr azrzB EsE L1nik Gunu0n&finn: oppor- n1uaehr fi1r asfzuucainann Ssa Mir. Aoes, EIbnnsiln Kins EAiE.. Q t0 DO q. m. GANWs Ha.z h1anrsnea men,. nnHtiorss
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-BLIND ADS

WANHBlD-Hzpezf. Gaalflefs cafe Work.
 nWa, nrzl1p dissRnuairatonaf fz0 week. Mlnsff- -uilnz@ sigm nRintNns sin day. HztPjttara3D druggist an onne Walter. 2 hinuH-giixEH GnnueuHenac 20-aac.- MtxnuilaH nrzsm hoaHlssannr. humber exp EailnR man atannRnaalinn,, exuo1ianeedl FInzit-GllEaa auth maRfanir. R5sarter HssaYari1snnaE waieR dninN hnaffts S40 board HH1r as1anii4fra5 wiiiha waitresaass Hanfifiz allaetriniana ElnonsmItias Hwb sshrugfE wnfna hoEss laan1n trafe. Wfdi71am 1nuzsitaapau winlf gtiilnI ilikneauihnasH laaanenss Brinik uiasona NElfi1z-enllsnasn oumn ualnara; s6cs tom Wilita- a-Gainn@h nina dniilens-mslc1kersS Wiilhze .osslisnasB 9taaa Ri1zierss. Gaian@H hntsA pgrtars Cafe punter. ClzllnasH Wun1asn euGisA. E0taI maids G5rllueh bus hUss- Esttiar- Woman nurse. GallnHh naNssRinIH dishw aaliars.. Others. Rnuttlmalis AeansS. z1191A 2d Ave. N
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NEGRO. IS ON TRIAL
 IN lV43-YEAR-OLD CASE
Aged Defendant Declares An- thOrities Have Wrong Man

QUITMAN, Ga, May 12. Protest ing his innocence and declaring the au- thorities have made a mistake in iden- tity, Green Foster, aged negro, went on trial here today for murder commit ted 43 years ago.
 Foster was arrested short time ago in Florida and brought back here for frial. .s
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MINERS. STILL ENT0AIBED

GILMAN, Colo, May 12.-Five miners entombed Saturday by . cave-in on the l 1,0OO-foot level of the Black iron mine of the Empire zipa company here, still were imprisoned late today.
 Rescue workers were only eight feet from them but were delayed by tangled masses of fallen debris.
 No fears are felt for their safety.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13
PAYMENT SrnRPEn

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 12.The Arkansas supreme court today held that the appropriation made by the recent special session of the state legislature to allow. its members $100 each for stamps, telephone and telegraph bills, and other necessary expenses" was in conflict with constitutional provisions and issued an order directing the state treasurer not to pay warrants drawn against the appropriation.
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1NAGONA BABT CHICKS, Sheppard
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 best layera; eggs 100, $6.50; chicks 2S. $4s 60l $z60; 100. $13.60; 10 per cent with order pay balance c. O. D.. 100 per cent live delivery guaranteed. L.. B. Lacy, Shelhyville. Tenn.
 TURKEY EGGS, Mammoth white. HoI-
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 WHITE WFANDOTTE Cockerels for salas February and March hatch. Write for mating list. Van McGinnis, Sardis
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IMPORTATION PLEASE DESIGNATE STYLE
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MERCHANDISE MANAGER

UnR of tliA moat suseeasful da- pnnt1menE atenaR in nEtsgiEa3ppk da- Sitsws tD secure a nfergiiandisa uIss1agsus; prefer a ulifd1e-Sged nfaEniisE man bafHwaan 45 and 4S: must RaaaaHBs euEn plet0 Rn0windEa of tlfse nafzElnE disB Euntlb huainesHs. Thin ia @ dapartmAsl1 store cater@' itrR, puinainHl1w to ladieBs must usfllanzs7s1tH nr0dsrIh inasntory nfatakasffzc; must RnnzH how to GltanRa a911afhNass fhouh clark to SHllzB nenpllRS must p1sse2s those gusIfEfass wlRinh wiln command re aaaa1t aH amplhEer4 as we'll zS ~ asnnlnxaal Siliaaslli1 oup0roIlufeT fur niiRikn Haasal Huaitiun awailabia taizal Albnauam R. O. En2 tnt9s NaW Qnilmna LH.-
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AN AD LIKE THIS

COSTS 10 CENTS PER LINE. LOWER RATES ON CONTRACT. WHITE SPACE AND 1rGHT- FACE CUTS IN CLASSIFIED COLUMNS AT SAME RATE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13

THE CHEAPEST SALE of suits 10 Bir-
 ming hama history. Over 300 suits at S24.60. You save from SIC to $16. Marc Eilz, 1sff lat ave.
 THE GREATEsT SALE of euits in Bir-
 minRham's history. Over 800 suits at Sz4 60l You save from $10 to SIS. Marc Linx. 1911 1st Ave.
 BABY BUGGY-s75.00s good as new for
 lass than half price. Hemlock l154-M. - - A ITdslnIlNna 6 GANlFas n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13
VITAE STATISTICS
BIRTHS

4.H HkW&E1D r'i
 To Mir. and Mrs. Otis William Parson, Tr1sssille. April 30. boy. | TO Mr. and Mrs. T.. c. Brown, Truss To MT. and Mrs. Jalasa Eilis Geddln Trussville, April 2s, glfl
 To Mr. and Mrs. Willia Arthur Evans 25tsh rwenty-stxth ayeeAe north, May To Ms S,,I and d.s EsSss g1s Ice & AeAsoy To 1IF. and Mrs. Elkert H. Wright 1 Trnssville, February 10. boy To Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Cole, Morris To 1ir. and Mrs. John II. summsr. Nor | riB Route q April IF, girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Jim seif' Morris. April To MT. and Mrs. Georse W. Huachina Morris. April 2g. girIs TO Mr: and Mrs. aianley Murphy. Nor ris, April 1, boy.
 TO .:; sair;s and NgE Wii1 Moore. Nor TO Mr. and MI ( \ hapeyfsit. 1ior- To iif saF s sutton. Kim. 0sTlS, ro stf ala K elilIaln n. Rielsisr Kimberly lleh aes boy;
 TO lsr Aaq ssi AibeTt Reid, Kimberly, TT To tlT. Ssa MFs. seaferd Roberts. Kim berly, nxuEkh 4ss hcy
 Tc M a9 N. simss Jones. Kimberly,
 
 beriy nnavx F. soy.
 TO &fs ana sfsa.s eorBe Edward GrnveH sts Faftg sfl4t sfrset. ssiefs, May 2 giFl. Ngon FeiHaf May [, girl.
 10 Af apH 1irs, Norseick O. Adams Nsoa4 Ng3flnc5toh avenue. May 3, boy. n8 NM ana Ars. Lloyd Joness Ss2 Prince Nt6n afenne. Af4y &, boy. N T6 m. and Mrs. James T. crider. Sir k3rtlnaiiA AiRoutt 8. May II, girl.
 DEATHS
 Heats M8Tyfa Abercrombie, 500 Burke 8tfeef sia4 |. 20 years.t loud tls4SFnssy. Mercy Home, May II kssfS oia h. 2Sos Twelfth avenus mQfli,. f4rY q 56 years.
 ' Buenley, TubFcuiosis camp Afey Ie 4e ears.
 ias as, Rock Castle. May n, 2s U rrussyiiie. April 27, 6s years
 NfA svehder g70S Thirtieth ave fN A 62 years.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-03-28

After passing 10 bills which wouia
equire Senate conformation OF Gabor-
la'orial appointments 10 tho more in
Iortant state Offices. the Senate re.
jected the eleventh and bnal one OF
he list which would have placed the
same restriction On appointments to
The State Roads Commission.
Defeat Of the bill was attributed
largely to clause which would have
required that one member Of the com.
mission be a resident Of Baltimore.
It was reported unfayorably by the
Committee on Roads and Highways
and the report adopted.
Senator Colgan. author Of all Of the
measures. moved that the bill be sub
stituted for the unfavorable report,
but his motion was lost. He defended
the measure against charges that the
commission involved in the bill is
created under circumstances differing
from those included in the other
measures.
Senator Towers said the office Of
chairman Of the State Roads Commits.
sion is one Of indeterminate tenure.
his term of office depending only upon
the pleasure Of the Governor. Sen
ator Colgan refuted this argument by
quoting excerpts from the State Con
stitution which specify two years as
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