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proximately 100000; to build the res
crVoir and pipe line and make the
necessary improvements to the intake
system at the springs. That work
done, the railroad company is to deed
the entire water system to Flagstaff,
we to paw the $235,000 we owe for the
present system, $125,000 in payments
of SIS 1000 year, the balance in water
|lat-a flat rate of 20 cents ia thousand
gallons.
1t will be seen that the railroad
company is making important eonces-
sions. Under the contract now in
force, the company is getting 100000
gallons of water day free because of
its ownership of the system and all in
excess of that amount thatiit uses it is
getting at the low rate of cents a
gallon. Under the proposed new con-
tract the company gives up owner
ship at cost, thus voiding its present
favorable contract which has Is years
yet to run, and offers to pay 20 cents
straight through for all the water
used. H2,
That part of the purchase price of
the present system to be paid for in
water will be liquidated in eight years
or less at the present rate of. con-
sumption by the railroad company.
Thus the last two annual payments OF
$4,000 each will be paid with money
the company pays US for water.
The reason that the railroad COM
pany at first insisted on receiving all
cash for the present system, Mr. Koch
explained, was. that in turning it over
to Flagstaff the company was cutting
all strings. and giving up its control
of the property. 5
The company will not agree to the
purchase of any specified amount of
water There are two reasons for this,
one that an attempt-admitted with
little hope of succses-is being made
to develop enough water at or near
Grand Canyon to take care of the
water need at Grand Canyon; the
other that in the course of the next
Is or 20 years, contingent uponnthe
development Of hydro-electric power
in the Colorado river, the road may be
electrified, which would cut down its
use Of water 44
The railroad people have drawn
up a schedule of their probable
use Of Flagstaff water during the
next 10 or Is years and. it shows
continued increase in consump-
ton over the present rate.
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savings that can be effected under
the present estimated cost when con-
tracts are let for the pipeline and
reservoir. The Santa Fe engineers be-
lieve such savings can be effected.
In the proposed contract the Santa
Fe is protected in its use OF water rn-
til the supply in the reservoir is down
to- 1O,0OO,0OO gallons, when it can be
cut off entirely. This is the same
minimum as under the present con-
! tract.
II was felt that, with their present
contract with us still good for 10 years
the railroad company, in waving its
time rights under it and at the same
/ time agreeing to an increase to 20
cents in the price of the water 1t
uses, is making concessions eminently
fair to Flagstaff.
Mr.. Koch said if dirt begins to fly
early in the spring, it likely will be
! six months later before the new reser-
voir and pipe line will be ready, mean
! ing that the supply of water in the
i winter of 1925-26 is likely to be
pretty much limited because by the
time the Improvements are completed
the flow at the springs will have
passed its highest stage.
1t developed at the meeting that the
/ Flagstaff Lumber Co. has leased tank
cars to haul water from Lake Mary
for use at the mill and was prepared
to buy the cars in case water improve
ments bade fair to be longer delayed;
also that the Arizona Lumber & Tim
Der Co. has bought pipe to lay fol
getting water from the City Recrea-
ton park lake or any other point from
which it may be obtained.
Many participated in the discussion
among them: Earl Slipher, Fred S
Breen, w. NJ, Cady Jr., t, A. Riordan
Ray Babbitt, George T. Harrington
Joe P. Wilson, G. B. Wilson, DR.. A. j
Mackey, w. H. Switzer and NJ. |. Pow
ers. The latter drew attention to the
greater fairness to Flagstaff Of the
proposed new contract compared tc
the one submitted to US a few weeks
ago, especially in saving in interest,"
to be effected by the rapid paying of
of our indebtedness on the present
water system. AS time goes on, he
/ said, unless something is done, Flag.
kstaff is getting in a more and more
precarious. situation as regards
water. "What seems good to me" he
said, lis that after eight or ten years
large part of our indebtedness Is
President c. B. Wilson then asked
that those present, as individuals
without regard to membership in Ro.
4 tary express their opinion Of the pro.
posed new contract, explaining thai
Rotary as an organization could not
properly act on the matter, at leas'
until it had been submitted to the
resolutions committee and by thai
committee brought to the attention o1
the club. The expression of opinion
was then taken by a rising. vote, every
Flagstaff man present voting yes.
After which, on motion of Ear
Slfpher, a rising vote of thanks wa;
given Mr.. Koch for the hard work he
had done in getting an acceptable
agreement with the railroad company
The vote was given with enthusiastic
applause.
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-17
THE coCoNINostJN

In the new contract the railroad
company reserves the right to- build a
third 50-milliOn gallon reservoir of Its
own close to the other reservoirs on
the city reservoir site, this third large
reservoir. to take only such water as
might overflow from the cityis two
50-.million gallon reservoirs. The
railroad agrees. however, IN case of
building its own reservoir, to use none
of the water in it as long as Flagstaff
has water to supply. the railroads
needs. This latter. additional reser-
voir clause is merely contingent one
fors the railroads protection against
Elagstaff's growth to a point that it
needs ALI of the water, gathered in It's
own reservoirs.
/ Under the new contract, how
ever, siny case, the company does.
build the third reservoir, Flag
staff may at any time buy it at
Mr.. Koch had compiled anaestimate
of the increaseyin Flagstaff taxes that
will be caused by our signing the con-
tract and going ahead with the bond
issue and water improvements. His, ,es-
innate was made on an uitra-conser-
vatfye basis taking 1924 tax valuar
tions for future years and not max
ing any allowance for Increased sale
of water and increase in revenue
therefrorn., On this basis,a the 1924
q tax valuation being So, 700, 900, ,theytax
rate. in 1925 would be increased 81 and
in 1925 increased $I.13.. on, the hun
dred dollars. The present tax rate is
,$1.04. Therefore the 1925 rate would
total 81. S. and the. 1926 rate $2!17,
I But, Mr.. Koch pointed out, af-
ter 1926, the tax rate would rapid
ly decrease and would keep on
dropping to the end Of the 10
years and. the final payment to
the railroad company on the pres
.ent system. -ps le
The following figures were given to
show how this decreased taxation
would be distributed. Babbitt Broth
ers would stand Is per cent, the Ari-
zona Central bank, 101z per cent, lArir
zona Lumber & Timber Co., 10 per
cent, Santa Fe railway company, pei
cent, Flagstaff Lumber CO., Az per
cent, totalling A per cent of the whole
and the other Sc per cent being spread
among esother tax payers of Flag
staff. @.sa ,
q It was brought out that there were
many points in our favor that, will
tend to reduce the estimated tax In
crease shown above.
The interest rate to the Santa Fe
is 6 per cent. 1t is believed that the
bonds caR,be sold for 5l5 per cent, as
this is a favorable time for marketing
them. ss .,.s.. fs
In relation TO Improvement of the
distribution system here in, town, il
was pointed out that perhaps a good
deal can be done in that direction by
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-17
NOTICE OF INTENDED BULK
SALE

Notice is hereby given that I, Rena
Starkey Of Flagstaff, Coconino county
Arizona, intend to sell, and will sell,
assign and transfer, at a single trans
action, and not in the regular course
of business, all my right, title and in
terest in and to that certain stock OF
merchandise consisting of cigars,
chewing gum, candy, cigarettes, to-
bacco, soft drinks and soft. drink ma
terials, together with that certain
business known as the "Starkey Pool
Hall" all located at the corner Of East
Railroad avenue and North San Fran
cisco street in the town Of Flagstaff,
Coconino county, Arizona.
Said sale will be made by me, Rena
Starkey, pursuant to the law govern
ing sales in bulk, to Frank Fairchild
of Flagstaff, Arizona, OH the 25th of
October, 1924.
WITNESS my hand this 9th day Of
October, 1924.
RENA STABKEY
State of Arizona, County Of Coco
nino, IS.
The above and foregoing instrument
was acknowledged before me by Rena
Starkey, this 9th day of October, 1929,
as her free and voluntary act and
T. NJ. GOLD,
fSEAL) Notary Public
Ny commission will expire May g,
1926.
10-9-3t
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EASY TALK

Senator Magnus Johnson doesn't
like to be kidded about what Eight
ing Bob" LaFollette is doing in his
state, and predicts that appearances
are deceiving. Fighting Bob," he
says, will be like the little boy who
went out to gather the eggs.
"'Bobby, did you gather the eggs
as | told you to?' demanded the boys
mother after he had been gone over
half an hour. 2
"'Yes, l gotted them,' said Bobby,
but there wasn't any,"
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-17

Wolves Families Large.
Wolves raise unusually large fam
Itilles !; sometimes 13 pups are born IN
one litter.
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-17
SIrCH q SURPRISE

The act of notifying a presidential
candidate of his nomination is par
alleled only by the surprise" parties
which wives arrange for husbands.
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-17
PROPOSED new CONTRACT
ENDORSED BY FLAGSTAFF
TAXPAYERS TUESDAY NOW
Is UP TO THE CITY COUNCIL

iContinued from Page One.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
Los HEARINGS DE LA COAISION DE TARIFAS
DE- washington COMENZARAN Ell
DIA IS DEL CORRIENTE
LOS INTERESTS AZUCAREROS DE PTO. RICO
ESTAN REPRESENTADOS POR LOS SRES. GUY
H. LIPPTTT, PAUL CHRISTIAN,
CORDOVA DAVILA

viados a Washington para pr'ssntarss.
en- los hearings
Los "hearings'' han sido srregladcs'
de tai manera que los solicitantes de
una redrcci6n en- la presente tarifa,
en- su mayoria refnadores con grand-s
intereses azucareros en- Cuba. seran es-
opchsdcs el dia Is, en- tanto Que Ha-
waii Puerto Rico seran oidos al dia-
siguiente los productor's v manu-
factureros dom6sticos Ell dia II.
Los interesados del estsdo d, Lou
siana seran oidos ell dia IS.
Aunuue estas son las Gnicas fechas
previamente fiiadas s. tiene entendido
opo mucho mas tempo Sc necesitara
para los varios intereses one presenta-
ran Sis argumentos. y Sc tien, general
mente entendido one Ia Comisi6n con-
o-dera todo ell tiemuo cue seq necesa-
rio a discutir m asunto do santa trae-
? rIcrcia..
Un informe prelimin7r demostrando
los eostos de production del azucar. ba-
sado en- los informes recogidos sobre el
terreno por los represeutoutes d n Co
misior &c Tarifas. IN sido he"ho p1r
n referida Comisi6n para II informs
ci6n Dc los prcductcre~ on iac dist'.
as 2oras productoras
Ia tabla demo7trativa' corHnarsudc
Ell costo d prodrcc'6n de az~car c-ldo
en- Cuba waweii Puerto Pico Ton
siana para la, coeecha de 1922 hs s:do
Impress en- todas parties
De acuerdo con ell informe IL N
comisi6n de Tarifas basado en las
informsciones recogidas IN % ccn+ra-
- de Ia isla produciendo nm s6ct
de la aziicar de II cooecha del 1900 II
costo de production del azicar crudo
en- Puerto Rico fue de 4.O494 centavos
la libra. Esto incluye 81 interes cargado.
FL informe demuestra que durante
el tltimo periodo cost6 en- Cuba 21464
certavos por libra. este es casi n mi
tad del costo de production en- Puerto
Rico. Ell costo en- Hawaii fu6 d, Obs
centavos por litra, y en- louisiana 4.
s565 centavos.
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EN- Ell "FILADELFIA" LEGO A
FAN JUAN Ell ALLENTOWN BA
SEBA,LL Club"

FL viernes por Ia noche. bor-
do vapor "Filadelfia" llegaron 7
san Jusn los ju-adores de baseball
cue componan la nov.na amsrican1
"Alleutown'. Ia cuSl eel: brara UNI
sore de dcsafios con nuHstros meiores
eouipos pe'oter.les mpegando sl dia
13 del ccrri nte en- la cirdad del Sur
con la novena portorriquefa Maya
giiez''.
Acompafiados de nuestro amigo Pi-
20 Maldonado, manager del team Pom
CO, tuvimos el gusto de saludar aver
en- nuestra Redacci6n, al sefior Ernest
c. Iandgraf, manager del Allentown
Baseball Club; al senior Joseph F. Nc
Csrron. director de la seccion dc
sports del peri6dico Morning Call,
do Allentown. Pa.
FL seflor Iandgraf viene acompafia-
do de su distinguish esposa.
FL Allentown Baseball Cub" estA
integrado por los players siguientes:
Pitchers: Papsin, Huntley y Higgins;
catchers: Kniesel Moller; first base;
Bill iDuryea; second base; Dell; Third
baFe: Lennox; shortstop: Coke; out
fielders: Estrada (cubano). left field;
Jordan, right field; Moller Knies;l,
c7nter field.
crande es ell antusissmo que rein7
en- los circulos deportistas de la isla
con Ia llegada del famoso team ncrta-
americana. que de tanto nombre vieno
preccdido
Ell MUNDo saluda afectuosamente
a los players del Allentown" v Ri
terra su cordial bienvenida a los seao-
res Iandgraf, Y MccarrOn, deseandoles
una grata permsnencia en- nuestra isla
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vENIZELos ELECTo PRESIDENTE
DE LA ASAMBLEA GRIEGA

ATENAs, enero g. Omitted Prsss)
-Eleuterlo veniselos ha sido electo en-
IA tarde de aver Presidente de la asam
blea griega.
Al aceptar la presidencia, el nota-
BILE politico manifesto que el rey Jor-
ge no rsgresaria Grecia hasta que no
Sc celebrass un plebiscito imparcial,
mediante el cual la nacion votara di-
rectamente por la monsruuia la re-
publica. Sc decidiera por la dinastia
que habria de regir los destinos del pue
bio.
venizelos Sc mostr6 confiado ea que
pronto crecia podra pagar ell balance
de sus deudas a Francia y los Es-
tados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
Ell MINIsTRo CHEcosLovAco EN-
BELGRADE

PARIS, enero g. Omitted Press) -
Noticias de Belgrade informan que ell
Ninistro P'enipotenciario Girsa, de
Checoslovaquia ha llegado aquella
Capital, habiendo procedido a la pre-
paracion del programa para la confe-
renoia de las naciones que componen
la Pequeha Entente. Asegur6 que tan
to Jugoeslavia como Rumania seguiran
el eiemplo de Checoeslovaquia, nego-
cisndo un tratado particular con Fran
cia. despues de 10 cual procederan a
negociar Ell tratado general entire Fran
cia y la Pequefa Entente.
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do impo-tante durante TODD el presente
mes de enero
Comparece cl letrado Rafael Castro
Fernandez en- el case de Ia West In
dia Oil Company VS.. C2yey Sugar COM
pany'' por el Administrator Judicial
y solicita que no habiendo oposicio1
alguna Sc permita al Administrator Jp-
dicial celebrar los contratos d. arren-
dsmiento que interesa para que la
Central tsnga mayor tonelaje de cafas
en- ell future cercano ou7 moler. Y Ia
Corte Sc auana 10 solicitado ordenan-
do quo ell Administrator Judicial radi-
que copia de todos los contratos de
arrendamiento Que Sc hag7n en- virtld
de- los terminus dc esta autorizacion.
En- ell asunto de Ia devolucion de
$500 al fondo dc Ia quiebra de Ma
nuel Aponte Cintr6n por ell letrado Ra-
fael V. Perez Marchand. la Corte dicta
una orden para que dicho din-ro sea
devuelto en- anteg del martes de enc
ro de 1924. one Sc tome una apsla-
ci6n. 81 IS Que Sc va a tomar por Ell
letrado. consignando una bIena v sufi-
Siento fianza para responder del pago
de Ia suma que Ia Corte lie ha ordenado
devolver en- ell case d. que la Corte de
circuito no sostenga la apelacion.
En- el mismo asunto de quiebra com
rarece el letrado Fernando P Forna-
ris hace constar su disco de apela-
sostiere que no es necesario consig-
mar fanza para clio, pero el Juez re-
suelve on su orden opinion permit n
do al lctrado la apelacion que es nece-
eario que cousigne en- poder del Secra-
tario de Ia Corte los S55o.00 que sc lie
ha ordensdo devolver. o que constitu-
va una fianza buens y suficiente por
$4,000 de aqui al dia II de enero de
1924.
En- ell case en- guiebra de Vicente
Mufioz. ell letrado Eduardo F,oros Co
Ion, a uuien Sc habia ord "nado que de-
VOtVleSe Id SUNNI ut SJOO ~ 1uuAto w -
quiebra. solicit6 una apelacion y des-
pues de ESQ una reconsideration, Y pi-
do cue esta Ultima sc Wise en- Ponce
en- ell pr6ximo terrnino de Ia Corte ALI.
Y la corte dicto una orden para que Ell
cxpresado letrsdo comparezca ante la
Corte el sabado IL de enero de 1921
mostrar causa por que no devuelvc
los S9O0. ordenadole
Una ordep igual a "a anterior dicta
la Corte en- el caeo en- uuiabra de Ma
mel Apont, C'ntr6n. en- Ell cual Sc or
dsr6 al mismo letrado Eduardo Flores
Colon. cue reintegrase al fondo de Ia
uuiebra "a sums dc $500 90. La or
dcn para mostrer causa debe ser con-
trstada en o ants del 12 de cnero de
1924.
Ia Corte concede al acusado Anto-
Mo Fruno Y Padilla basta el II de sua-
ro de 1924 para pagor Ia multa ds $500
los costas uus Sc II iwpusieron por
violar n Ley Nacional de Prohibition.
Eduardo Smaino, recluso en- IA Pc
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FL JUEz De la CORTE FEDERAL RESUELVE
I'm lNPORTANYE Case CONTRA Ell
TESORERO DE PUERTO RICO
OTROS TNlPORTANTES ASUNTOS RESUEL LTOS
ANTE Ell TRIBUNAL FEDERAL

Por converio de los letrados Sc vol
vieron a suspender los casos de Anto-
rio Reyes Ruiz otros contra Col
tia Agudo s. 90. Esta es una moci6n
p-essntada per los demandados para
one los casos alsdidos sean d.sestima-
dos.
Habiendose radicado una estipula-
cion por los abogedos de una y otra
parte Sc sefala para el IL dc enero Ia
vista de la orden para mostrar causa
cxpedida por Ia Ccrte en- contra de Jo-
vito Gonzalez Eustaquio Verdiales,
de viequez, Puerto Rico. Sc trata de
un derecho de paso del ferrocarril ad-
quirido por Charles w Fowler en- viz
tud de la compra por e. heeha de parte
de la Central Puerto Real.
En- ell asrnto de "Estados Unidos
ex rel FL Director de la Prohibition
contra Gallo Ni-ves, compareci6 el letra-
do Luis Villaronga solicito que toda
49,
procedimiento durante los ultimos dos
afios Ia Corte 10 debia desestimar y CO.
mo quiera que segiin los records del
case este case hsbria de correr la mis-
ma su-rte que corriese el case 1879 con-
ira Jose Fajardo y como quiera que el
Icdo A. r. dc Jesus qued6 en- 'resen-
tar prueba a satisfqccion dc Ia Corte
en- dicho case dc Jose Faiardo en- el
sentido d. que la casa que ocupaba hq-
ce dos amos el referido Jose Fajardo
estA ahora ocrpada por la Administra-
ci6n de Correos de Juana Diaz, y este
no SO ha hscho. la Corte prorrcga Ia
fecha en- que ell edo. d. Jesus debera
prssentar dtcha prueba a satisfaction
del Fiscal. haste Ell 12 de enero las
9 a. m. Quedando por tanto pendiente
ell case contra Gallo Ni:ves.
En- ell case de In Porto Rico Mer-
cautil Company" contra E Tesorero de
Puerto Rico el Juez cdlin dicta una
orden opinion en- Ell sentido de que
en- 10 que respecta al de la Republica
Dominicana traido Puerto Rico y
almacenado auui para su re-embarque
para los Estados Unidos. el Tesorero
de Puerto Rico. no tiene dcrecho
cobrar contribution de ingreso
sostiene por ende el INDUCTION
pero Ia Corte resu.lve que la compa1iia
querellante debe Y tiene qIe pagar al
Tesorero de Puerto Rico contribution
do ingreso sobr, todo ell relao que sea
producido en- Puerto Rico. En- case nre
las parties por medic de sus resoeetivos
letrados no Sc puedan p0uer do acuer-
do con resp -cto a IA cantidad de melao
producido en- Puerto Rico v In canti-
dad de melao p-oducido en la Repabli-
ca Dominicana entonces la opinion sos
tiens que sera necesario que la Corte
nombr, un Arbitro para oir Ia prueba
quo Sc qriera sportar por una y otra
parte. puesto que la Corto no po ra
oir esa prueba personalmente, por te-
ner one atender a I'm termino de- Jura-
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bierno que preside NJ Poincare.
Las elecciones Sc efectuaran en- los
SO departamentos del pals asi como
tamb'sn en- las posesionss colonisles.
Sc van elegir 116 senadores. es de-
cir. una tercera parte del cuerpo Sc
Material Unicamente media docena de
les actuaIes senadores buscan la reelec
ci6n figurando entire estos NJ Poinca-
re Leon Bourgeois Albert Lebrun y
Neulene de Munzie.
Los comunistas presentan tambi5n
sus candidates A juzgar por un edito
rial que publica el organo Official "Le
Temps" ell triunfo de los candidates
del Gobierno esta mas que asegurado
En- provision de cualquiera altera-
cion del ordsn Sc ha duplicado Ell nd-
nero de policias.
FL pariodico "Petit Parisieu" anti
cipando el resultado de las elecciones
dice que NJ Poincar6 sera reelecto por
una abrumadora mayoria y asi tam
bien M Bourgeois.
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nitencaria Sc dirige al Juez odlin pre-
g,,ntandole ST es no una infr9cc'on
de las Leyes Postales que Sc lie abra
Ia correspondence a un preso, la
cual carta cont ell Juez hacienda
constar que el no puede intervenir con
la administrator de las carceles y pre-
sidios de la Isla por que estdn bajo las
autoridades insulares, pero que en- los
Estados Unidos sn todas las cavcsles
presidios Sc observa la practica de
yer la correspondence que entra y sa-
le de las dichas carce'es y presidios
por los alcaides o jefes d. los esta-
blecimientos penales v que el considera
que esa practica es excelente.
Para hoy luncs dia de enero dc
1924 estau sefalados ,os siguientes ca
ros de prohibicion: Francisco ocasio;
Jesjs Eustaquio Rivera, jose Dolores
Diaz Primitive Diaz; Josefa Rodri-
ruez Gerardo Carmona.
Sc dsra Iectura a una acusaci6n On
contra de Ulises A. Martinez.
Y para 81 microbes, iueves y vier-
ucs esta sefalado ell case de Antonio
ortega. padre r2presentante legal de
Zoila ortega. fal.ecida contra The Ame
rican Railroad Company of Porto Rico,
por dafios Y p-rjuicios.
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UN CRUCERo INGLES EN-
VERACRUZ

vERAcRUZ. enero s. Omitted Press)
Ell viernes tiltimo arrib6 este pusr
TO ell hermoso crucero britanico "cape-
town. Al enfiIar Ell puerto salud6 con
una saliva de cafionazos los cruceros
osi'canos "zaragoza" Y "Aeuaprie-
ta'. que Sc encontraban surtos en la
bahia.
Ia entrada del crucero ingl6s. So
bre todo las salvas con que saludara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07

Los inter -ses azucareros de la is
la, estaran representados en- los "hea-
rings de la 'Comisi6n de Tarifas que
Sc celebraran en- Washington comen-
gando ell qrince d, este mes. por Ell Sc
nor Guy H. Iippitt. un abogado de
Nueva York que durante muchos amos
IA estado relacionado con entereses
-sucareros en- santo Domingo. Y por el
senior Pau Christian, repr sentante es-
pecial en- Washington de los producto-
res de azdcar. y por ell senior cordova
Davila. Comisionado Residente en-
Washington.
Ademas de la information detallada
sobre el costo dc production del azd-
car en- "a isla, recogida por los repre-
sentantes de "a Comisi6n de Tarifag
que nos visitaran hace algunos me5es,
informes suplementar.os han sido en-
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dor socialista de Yucatan, ssfior Fe-
lipe Carrillo.
FL General obreg6n Sc ha limitado
a publican un breve (Statement) en- 81
cual con6sna la actitud de los revoln-
cionarios agregando que el fusilsmien-
to del Gobernador Carrillo revela los
prop6sitos de sus enemigos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
sIcUE LA PRoTEsTA CONTRA LA
vENTA DE ARMAs AL GoBIERNO
oBREGoNISTA

Ell PAso, enero 6. Omitted Prsss)
DE acuerdo con los informes recibi-
dos aqui. un gran ndmero de revolucio-
rarlos partidarios del caudillo senior
De la Huerta celebraron un masmeeting
en- ell que protestaron contra la venta
dc armas al gobierno federal por los
Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07

PARIS. enero 6. UNITED Press) -
La estacion ferroviaria de los Invali-
dos, ell Quai Interesaine fueron vio-
lentamente invsdidos por las aguas del
Sena. que destruyo totalmente los di-
uues provisionaIes fabricados con Ell
in de contrarrestar la fuerza de las
aguas.
No hubo que lamentar ninguna des-
gracia personal debido que temien-
dose de antemano 10 que habria de su-
ccder, Sc orden6 previamente la evacua
cion de la referida estaci6n y muelle