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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27
house Sunday at $3.50, and interment
made in Riverside cemetery.
Obituary

1 Glenny Raymond Rich was born
in Penora, Iowa, January 81, 1899.
When quite small he moved with his
parents to Goodrich, North Dakota.
where he lived until four years ago,
when he came to Fruitland and has
since made his home with c. l.. Rich.
He had been in good health until last
March when he suffered an attack of
rheumatism, appendicitis and bad
tonsils, from which he never fully
recovered, leaving him with leakage
of the heart He had been unable
to work and under the doctors care
ever since, and 5 weeks ago he was
cinfined to his bed, but it was not
thot the end would come so soon. He
was, patient and kind thru all his
suffering and only those who say
him can knod what he suffered. He
passed away Saturday evening at
9:45. He leaves to mour his loss his
father, his mother preceding him
in death five years ago, one sister
Mrs. Frank Spenceh, of ObeTon,
North Dakota, three brothers, Cecil,
Carl and VERNE, of Goodrich, North
Dakota, his aunt and uncle Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. H Rich. and his cousins Mrs.
Frank Thompson, Mrs. l. E. Dalzell,
Lola and Charlie Rich of Fruitland
end Fannie Rich of Payette Also
host of friends who win miss his
CHEEKY smile and his sunny dispo-
sition. He wa some of Fruitland's
finest young men and loved by all
who knew him. Funeral services
were held from the M. E. church
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock and
interment made in Riverside Gene
terry. where it was his wish to be laid
to rest.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27
YOUR
DRAYMAN

Baggage Transfer
Piano Moving
Furniture Moving
General Transfer
Packing Shipping
Storage
Independent
Transfer Co.
Phone 126
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27

1000 pounds, blotted brand on right
stifle.
One brown mule, weight 1900
pounds, age 70.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That on the 4th day of December A.
D., 1924, at Old Payette Coop Feed
yard, city pound South of Sixth Ave.
South, Payette, Idaho, at the hour of
200 O'Clock p. m. on said day, the
said animals will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, lawful money of the United
States of America, unless the same
shall be, before the said date, claim
ed by the owner or owners thereof
and all charges and expenses incident
to said seizure and impounding and
keeping of said animals shall be paid
by the owner or owners thereof.
Dated at Payette, Idaho, this gath
day of November, A. D., 1924.
FRED CHRISTENSEN,
Chief of Police and Ex-Officio
Pound Master of the City of Payette.
luano' Nov. 81
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27
BAslsEr BAAL ! ROSY CTs

The prospects for the basket ball
season this year are as good as they
have ever been in spite of the fact
that we lost several good players
with the graduation class last year
Each year as some OF the star play
ers go P H. S. is left behind with
a feeling that never again will we
have such a good team but each fol-
lowing year brings on new players
who in the course of training are
bound to eventually work into the
places of the former stars. Such is
the case this year with the exception
of Goodwin, Poust, and Ficke who
played on the first team last year
and whose splendid records will IN
doubtedly be improved this season.
The boys are very fortunate in still
having Mr.. Wolfe as coach, we know
that he is very competent as has been
proved by the athletic record and we
feel sure that MissYoumens, express
sion and language teach, acting as
girls coach will prove herself equal
ly as competent. The girls team also
lost some splendid players With the
graduation class but it is hoped that
they will be replaced by those who
are now in training.
The first game Will not be called
for three or four weeks but practice
has already begun in earnest, and the
main team will probably be chosen
by that time. The Juniors and
Sophomores are furnishing most OF
the new material while the Seniors
have one player, Helen Musgrove,
who played on the main team last
year.
The material now on the floor
looks very promising and with our
two coaches it is quite probable that
we will have even a more successful
season of basket ball this year than
we have ever had before.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many friends
who so generously gave of their time
and assistance during the ILLNESS
and death of our beloved wife and
daughter.
Words will not express our appre-
citation of the many floral offerings
and kind words expressed in sym
pathy.
ARTHUR ADAMS AND FAMILY
MR. and MRS. GEORGE CRANE
AND FAMILY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27
HONOR ROLL
Second six weeks.

Second six weeks.
Senior Glass
High honors = Gertrude Boals
Claretta Supplee.
Honors-Clell Blakeney
Junior Glass
High honors-Leta Alspach, Helen
Ieilbourns, Gladys Pence, Elsie Sick,
Gertrude Sick and Marian Tharp.
Honors-Stella Field and Emily
Poust.
Sophomore Glass
High honors- Bridger, Joan
Harris and Ellouise Hurd.
HonorsEBetty Brown Elizabeth
Campbell, Elinor Hartwell, Rose Mae
Hottenstein, Evermont johnson and
Otto Miller.
Freshman Glass
High honors-Lorena Bertleson
and Alice Mathis.
Honors-Betty Ashworth, Mary
Bartsche, Neil Friedman, Lewis
Mars, Elsie Wisner and Jean Wood
ward.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27
AT
EMMA THEATRE

Thursday, November 27-Matinet
and night-Rin Tin Tin in 'Flno
Your Man. Pathe news and comedy
Friday and Saturday, November "a
and 29-Theodore Roberts in etc
the LADIES' Andy Gump in ANDY S
Hats in the Ring" Matinee Satur-
day at 2:30.
Monday and Tuesday, December /
and 2nd--Big Bill Hart in singer
Jim Mckee" Comedy zone Day in
Hollywood"
Wednesday and Thursday, Decem-
Der 3rd and 4thLPola Negri in
Shadows of Paris"
10-11-"Cameo Kirby"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27
floral offerings.
LITTLE WILLOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Currin and
family were Sunday visitors at the
R. G. Thornton home.
w. F. Stirm was grading the roads
the forepart of the week..
Mrs. John Syme was/a week end
visitor in Payette.
Mrs. L. A. Walker of Ontario came
over Saturday to spend the day with
her mother Mrs. R. Y. Currin.
Miss Egan of Payette was visiting
her sister Mrs. Wig White last week.
W. A. Drinkwine was business
visitor in Ontario Monday.
The horse driven by the Gissel
children in some way. became fright
ened on the way to school Monday
morning and ran away. Erma re-
ceiving some bruises about the head
and face, none of the boys were
hur:
The H. o. A. club met with Mrs.
w. A. Drinkwine, November 10. A
good time was enjoyed by those pres
ent. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess, at the close of the
business meeting and entertainment.
Next meeting will be with Mrs. Lor-
rem Gissel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Keifer visited
at the Lee Boyd home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Price and family attended the dinner
at the Church OF God Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson calling at the
Noble home in the afternoon.
Mrs. L. H. Patton spent the week
end in ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrel Windle were
Sunday dinner guests at the W. A. !
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Wilmington
left Wednesday for their home in
Long View, washington, after spend
ing the summer at the w. F. Stirm
home.
Mrs. w. E. Stirm and Johnny were
Sunday dinner guests at the Ray
home in Payette.
Mrs. Edwin Patton was a Sunday
Inner guest at the Edwin Berry
home in ontario, the occasion being
Mr. Berry's S1st birthday
Miss Gladys Schutt spent Sunday
With the home folks in Payette.
Burrel Windle and wife enjoyed a
-enison feed at the Sorren Gissel
lome wednesday evening. The oc-
aston being sister Gissel's Is birth
ay.
There will be basket dinner at
he Bolton school house Sunday, De-
ember 9Th, after Sunday school at
100, Preaching services at 200
v the Rev. Argyll Houser of Payette.
is cordially invited to at
end.
Albert Coates and family and Curt
OK and son Ted were Sunday din
er enests at the A. L. Roberts home.
Quite a number of Willow wolks
ere Payette shoppers Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bolton visited
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ca1 News Briefs


in Payette Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Forrest Payne of Emmett is
visiting at the home of Mrs. j. E
Hutchinson.
c. e. Larson of Weiser was in
Payette Saturday afternoon on bust
ness matters.
Frank Korup Of Weiser was visit
ing Tuesday at the home of his son
Carl l.. Korup.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ahlstrand are the
parents of bouncing baby boy born
on November 18th.
Mrs d. l.. Ingard and Mrs. J. L..
Mcdonald drove to Boise Monday for
short visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houston will
spend Thanksgiving at Wilder with
Rev. Buells and the Days.
Mrs. Tom Bulmer of the Fruitland
bench was a Sunday guest at the
home of Mrs. Howard Cline.
All the children are invited to
meet Santa Claus at Johnson Variety
Store at l p. m. Saturday, November
29th Nov. ~
Miss Edith Ashton left Monday for
her home in Boise after spending a
very pleasant visit at the home of
Mrs. ]. d. Orr.
Attorney John H. Norris was in
Boise, Caldwell and Nampa several
days during the last week on import
ant legal business.
Phone 147-W when your battery
needs recharging. We come get 'em.
Modern Auto Electric. Nov. 81
Mrs. A. C. Douglass and daughter
Florence drove over from Boise the
latter part of the week and remain
ed until Sunday evening.
$1,000 buys a better looking coat
at the Golden Rule. See them.
Nov. 27
Prizes for the Better Hands and
Nails" contest conducted by the
Girl Scounts were won by Clara Love-
land and Bess Louise Hogg.
At tn Peacific International Poul-
try show at Portland, November l
and g., Harvey Bean won first prize
on Brown Leghorn chickens. First
cockrel and first pullet
Jim Davis was in Payette Tuesday {
on his regular business trip, but in t
stead Of keeping his promise with '
Mrs. Davis, he remained in Payette t
for the big Elks blow out. @
The office force of the idaho Pow
Or Company spent a very pleasant
evening Saturday, at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Glen Landon. Refresh d
ments were served by Mrs. London.
Mr. and Mrs. c C, Larson came v
1own from Weiser Saturday and ~
we're guests at the l.. X. Ballenger
ZONE until Sunday evening. Mr.. and III
drs Rodney Shake of Fruitland
7ere also guests at the Ballenger %
ONE.
ar
W. B. Wagner was in Boise Mon
ay on business matters He was
ccompanied home by Mrs. Wagner wi
rho went to the CAPITAL city Sunday m,
fternoon in company with Mrs. A. fin
!. Douglass and daughter Florence. cir
See those $1,000, coats at the no
iolden Rule. They're going fast. t1y
Nov. 27 pl
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Vanderford re-
urned Monday evening from a two
yeeks trip to Portland, Eugene and p ~
everal other coast cities. They en-
Dyed their trip and the climate of ~ ~
he coast but feel that from bust
ess standpoint, there is no better 49,
lace in the west than Payette
by
We're Blair who arrived home last
reek from Seattle, where he has WI
cen attending the University of
but was forced to give M
p his school work on account of
ickness, left Tuesday for La Grande da
there he will spend the holidays at
he home of his sister, Mrs T. o.
iced
Batteries recharged s1.00. By the
p-to-date 8 hour method. Modern
uto Electric. Nov. 81
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27
Cayd of Thanks

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us
during the sickness and death of our
loved one, also for the beautiful
floral offerings
FRANK RICH
CARL RICH
MR.. FRANK SPENCER
MR.. and MRS. L. II. RICH
MIR. and MRS. c. L. RICH
MIR. and MRS. l. E. BALVELL
MR. and MRS F. C. THOMPSON
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27

relatives on the Emmett bench Satur-
day and Sunday.
B. d. McIntire anu wife were Pay
cite visitors Saturday and Sunday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-11-27

FOR RENT--Three large furnished
rooms. Mrs. A F. Taylor. phone
1881. Nov. 27-tf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-19

Para el "a de mayo qued6 sehalado
ell case de 1.-THE Faiardo Sugar Com
pany VS.. Juan G. Gallardo, como Teso-
zero de Puerto Rico'' procedimiento
para impedir ell cobro de ciertas contri-
buciones en- exceso de 10 que La deman-
dante esta dispuesta pagar y ha de.
positado en- Ia Secretaria de la Corte.
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I'm PROFESSOR DE-.
Continuation de Ia la. pagins

81
por ninguna parte, temo que Ell De
partamento haya decidido "no me-
neallo", conformandose con haber
anulado los referidos exanenes, sin
averiguar quienes fueron los respoT-
sables del feo 'imbroglio".-
En- mi humilde opinion, creo que
Sc hace iplprescindible esa invests
gacion ofrecida por el Departamen-
to-; que Sc de a conocer los result
tados de la misma.
Esperanto, Sr. Director, que ten
dra usted la bondad de informarme
10 que sepa respecto de este asunto,
de tanta importancia, v agradecien-
dole infnitamente la buena acogida
que tenga mi peticion, me es grato
ofrecerme de usted,
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tablecer la Ley de Inscripciones V Elec
Clones. aprobada el % de JUNO de
1919.
En- testimonio de 10 cual, he firma-
do esta proclama Y hecho estampar en-
ella el Sello~ del Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, en- Ia ciudad Gle San Juan, hoy tres
de agosto de mil novecientos veinte.
Jose f. BENEDICTO.
Gobernador INFERNO.
(SELLO)
Promulgada, de acuerdo con la hey,
en- tres de agosto de 1920. -
X. Siaca PACHECO,
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico"
Tengo el gusto de comunicarles que,
de acuerdo con 10 tlispuesto en- la an
terror resolution, los certificados de
inscription del ailO actual han sido de-
bidamente corregidos por la Junta In
sular de Elecciones en- forma tai que
correspondent con sus respectivas pc
ticiones de inscription, en- todas aque-
Has donde Sc hubO encOntrad0 alguna
disparidad asimismO, los nombreS
de las personals que Sc inscribieron du
rante el mil novecientos veinticuatro
aparecen igualmente corregidos en- las.
listas certificadas de inscripciones pu-
blicadas Y enviadas por mi a ustedes.
Deseo tambien lamar su atenci0n a
la secci0n tercera de la Resolution Ell
question, en- 10 que Sc refiere a la CO.
rrecci0n Gle errores en>los triplicados de
certificates de inscription (que son
las copias que entregaban las lJuntas'
Locales de Elecciones los electores
en- ell momento de inscribirse), Ia cual
dice asf:
"Secci0n 3.-Que por- la presente Sc
autOriza V ordena los PresidenteS de
las JuntaS Locales de Elecciones CORE
cir todos los triplicados de los certifi-
cados de inscription que les fueren pre-
sentados correspondence a sus res
pectivos municipios, para que esten de
con las peticiones de inscrip-
ci0n de las persOnas a quienes Sc ex-
pidieron dichos certificates, segtn cons
tede las listas que les son enviadas por
el Superintendent General de Eleccio-
nes Ell la forma que mas arriba Sc dis
pone en- la presente."
Atntamente,
E. w KEITH,
Superintendent General de Elecciones
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alto. Y S. s.,
F. j. ACOSTA,
Maestro de Instruction Publica.


Accediendo gustosos la peticion
del sefior Acosta, debemos informarle
que en- mas de una OCCASION hemos
solicitado del Departamento de ms
truccion que Sc nos inforn1e -sobrc
el .resultado de la investigation en- ei
sfaffaire'. En- el Departamento Sc nos
ha dicho que Sc esta hacienda la in
vestigaci6n ofrecida, y que al ter
.minarse la misma Sc daran como
Ger sus resultados la decision qua
tomara para entonees ell Departa-
.mento.
u Ell Departamento de Instruction
tiene la palabra, y el dira euando
terminara la investigation que Sc
practica.
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Ell DR.. GUTIE.....
(Continuaci6n de la 1a. pag.)

Me expliear6: no Sc puede realmente
prever que ndmero de enfermos han de
ser atendidos en- este Hospital como
Ocurre. por ejemplo, en- los Hospitales
Municipales Y en- ell de Maternidad. El
Hospital de- Contagiosos " Cr0nicos es
para cas0s ayanzados de tuberculosis,
casos de cancer Y Intermediates de la
Venus. Y debido a la circunstancia de
que. las, demandas de ingreso. son he
chas por personas menesterosas, infeli-
ces que no tienen pan nj hogar,. y de
bido ademas a Ia circumstances de que
todos aquellos desgraciados que caen
ldesfallecidos en- la Gale, bien residen-
tes en- San Juan, 0 procedentes de Ia
isla, son enviados a este Hospital sin
tramite alguno, recibidos ALI por pu-
IA caridad, de aquf cue ell nnmero re-
sulta siempre excessive, EN- relaci6n con
los gastos estimados en- el presupuesto.
Mas de una vez hemos tenidO que ha-
bilitar camas Ell el suelo, usando una
colchoneta por la imposibilidad, no va
de tener una CANA, sino -por la caren-
cia de sitio en- las salas.
Puede usted informar que ell Hos
ipitaI de Contagiosos V Cr0nicos, por
la misma condici6n infeliz de estos en-
fermos, Ia tenido sieInpre toda mi aten-
ci6n. Que pesar de las frecuentes OBJ
servaciones que me hace ell Auditor pa
ra que ajuste los gastos del estableci
miento las partidas en- presupuesto,
la institution gasta siempre mucho mas
de 10 que las partidas asignan. obligan
donos casi siempre hacer transferen-
cias cuando hay de donde hacerlas.
Las dificultades que dejoe senaladas
son las que han determinado, no que
Sc restrinjas lie alimento como dice ma
liciosamente ell infermante, hasta colo
carlos zen la condici0n de tener que ele-
gir entire pegarse un tiro 0 morirse de
es suprimir las complacencias en- la ali
mentaei0n. Es precise que usted sepa
Ique. obedeciendo mis- instruccioneS,
ltanto ell Director como las enfermeras
Y la Encargada lie. la Despensa, casi to-
dos los dias ordenan la confecci6n de
platos especiales, que mas bien que sa-
tisfacer necesidades nutritivas, van a
lsatisfacer los caprichos de los enfer-
mos. Esto, como usted comprendera,
implica en- an establecimiento de esta
naturaleza, gastos extraordinarios.
/, Sc puede afirmar Embellishments,
que es falsa, en- terminus generates, la
information que Sc ha dado a ese pc
ri6dico.
Estoy tratando de conseguir una
transferencia de credito que me per-
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Ell SUPERINTEN.
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inscription fueron preparadas personal I
mente por las personals que Sc insert
.bieron Q por alguna otra, persona a su
nombre. fueron debidamente firmadas
" juradas por las peticionarios. cons
tituyen la base de cada inscription;
POR TANTO, Resu6lvese por la Jun
ta Insular de Elecciones de Puerto Ri
co;
Sccci5n 7 Que pol' Ia presentefse au
tQriza ordena al Superintendent Ge-
neral de Elecciones. para que haga CO.
rregir todos los errores Ell los docu-
mentos O certificates de inseripcion. en-
poder de la Junta 1iisular de Eleccio-
mes. de acuerdo con los hechos 0 deta-
lies contenidos en- sus correspondientes
peticiones de. inscripciones.
Secci6n 2.-Que en- o antess del dfa
81 de agosto de 1920. el Superintendent
te General de Elecciones hara prepa-
rar listas expresando los nombreS de
todas las personals cuyos documentos
o certificates de inscription hayan 81
do c0rregidos en- la forma que Sc au-
toriZa mas arriba en- la presente, V ex-
presando la fn,lole de la correction
practicada, v dara publicidad a dichas
listas. debidamenTe certificadaS por el,
en- la forma siguiente:
(a) Sc enviara una copia al Presi-
dente de la Junta Local de Elecciones
del municipio que corresponda para
ser utilizada en- la forma que mas ade-
lante Sc dispone
=. lb) Sc fijara una copia en- Ia puer-
ia de la alcaldfa del municipio a que
corresponda.
(c) Sc enviara una copia al Presi-
dente del Comite Local de- cada uno
de los tres partidos polfticos del mu-
nicipio que corresponds, cuyos can
didatos para COmisiOnadO a los Esta-
dos Unidos recibieron el mayor mime
Iro de votos en- las ultimas elecciones
en- Puerto Rico
Secci0n 3.-Cue por Ia presente Sc
autOriZa a los PreSidenteS de las Jun
tas Locales de Elecciones corregir to-
dos los triplicados de los certificates
de inscription que les fueron presenta-
dos correspondence suS respectivos
ElunicipioS, para que eSten de acuer-
do con las peticiones de inscription de
las personas a quienes Sc expidieron
dichos certificates, segfn conste en- las
listas que les son enviadas nor el SUI
perintendente General de Elecciones en-
la forma que mas arriba Sc dispone en-
la presente.
Secci0n 4.-Que todas las correccio
mes en- los documentos certificates
de inscription, seg1n Sc autoriza ante
rformente en- In presente serin hechas
con tinta Y al dorso de cada uno de
dichos documentos certificates Sc ha-
ri una certificacion de las correccio-
nes asf practicadas, firmada por ell fun
cionario que las practicare, en- la for
ma sigpiente:
Certifico que este documento GER
tificado de inscription fre corregido
por mi ell dia .... de ..............
.'....'........ ..............
'r..s... ............... ............
(Especiffquense las correcciones) /
= .............. .....,..
'tFirma de la persona que practicare
la correcci0n)
Secci6n 5.-Que esta resoluci6n en-
pezara regir partir de su aproba-
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mita seguir atendiendo con toda libe-
ralidad las neceSidades de aquel esta-
blecimiento. 81 alguna persona intere-
sada en- ir al fondo de esta question,
me hiciera el favor de pasar por esta
oficina con datos nunericos la vis-
ia. yo le convencerfa de que este De-
partamento atiende debidamente las
necesidades del Hospital de Contagio-
SOS v Cronieos. al igual que los demas
establecimientos de esta fndole que es-
tan bajo mi direction. ~
Yo tengo sinceres tsentimientos de
tolerancist para estos desgraciados, Y
les pcrdono estas informaciones injus-
tas. porque tengo la conviction de que
hay muehos entire ellOs cue subsecuen-
temente~a las enfernfedadeS de la ma
terra, son indudablelaente epfermos del
espfritu. SientQ sgnasa gran .cQnmisera-
ci6n poIeellos y - ssr aoi ~ "a
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La corte senal6 para el T. de JUNO
pr6ximo la aprobaci6n no de los ARE
CLOS ofrecidos sus acreedores por
"ongay & Cosio, Scrs. Juan .cosio'' y
G. Roig Simo''. &4 'a,
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Sc concedio la rehabilitation Mon
serrate Morales, quien .habia quebrado,
estando representado por ell Lcdo Ma
nuel Cruz Horta. esao 1.
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Sin argumento Sc pospuso ell asun-
to de la Central Vannina VS.. Rodulfo
Emanuelli. Comisionado de Hacienda
de Rio Piedras'' insinuando ell Juez
iodlin que quizas sea necesario .hacer
parte al sindico nombrado por el Ho-
norable Juez Rodriguez Sierra, toda vez
que el letrado Molina manifesto que la
Central estaba en- manos, de Sindicos.
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Sc discuti6 exntepsamente por los
letrados Molina y Dexter la preferen-
cia que tiene derecho la Koppel In
dustrial Car & Equipment Company EN-
relaci6n con la administration judicial
de los bienes de la Central Puerto Real
y despues de amplia discussion. Ell juez
odlin, Sc reserve su resolution. - .s+.g
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s Sc practic6 prueba en- el case de la
reclamation de J. Rivera Cabrera, re-
presentado por ell Lcdo. valldejuly. pa
ra ser exonerado de- response abilidad
en- cuanto al uso del atitom6vil Hudson
P. 479 por los acusados Agustin Cam
pos, JESUS Gonzalez y Elias Cruz, re-
presentando al Gobierno ell Fiscal Espe-
clal Gonzalez, y Ell Juez Odlin dict6
una orden por merito de la cual rein
tegra al Sr Rivera Cabrera $3.50 de los
$500 que tiene depositados, hacienda
lie responsible tan solo del pago de
$4,000 que era ell interes que tenia ell
comprador de su caro- Kortright en- ell
mismo, cuando Kortright era compra-
dor Conditional del referido vehiculo.
puesto q. la prueba tendfa a demos
trar que Kortright habia autorizado ell
uso del vehiculo y NADIA mas justo que
el Gobierno percibiese ell interes que
Kortright pudo haber tenido en- ell ve-
hiculo cuardo era comprador condicio-
nal del mismo ~,