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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04
Insertamos con aprecio la siguiente
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carta que hemos recibido:
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Muy seilor mio y de mi respeto: Aca-
bo de leer en- el dltimo Progreso una pro-
posicion de losSres. Diputados Saez, Gar
cfa Maitin y Blanco, llamando la alta con
sideracion de la Excma. Diputacion Pro-
vincial, sobre e! artlculo "Ya parcels a.
quello" inserto en- las columnas de su ilus-
trado peri6dico, donde, segun S..SS., Sc
ataca el decoro elevada autoridad de
S. E; y he leido tambien los esfuergos
con que 81 Sr. Blanco sostiene la necesi-
dad de poner un corrective q delitos de
tanta importancia, que no solo envuel-
ven injuria y desacato, sino que, en- sentir
del propinante, son hasta sedic,osos.
Confieso, Sr. director, que no hallar
me parapetado con luengos alos de expe
riencia y no pocos de Cdria, no habrfa
sido pequeho ell susie que yo llevara al
yer fulminados tales anatemas contra Ell
pobe ay1icuzista, suieto a1n a 10 penable
del artfculo 269 del C6digo, que en- este
pals no es Ley vicente; pero como 20 CO.
nozco Ell bay6metro de todas esas cosas,
pues Sc ha destacado mi humilde fgura
en- semejantes cuadros, va como Escriba-
no. va como Juez, va como procesado,
porque, entire pare'ate S1s, quien no ha sldo
10 dltimo que levante ell dedo & 10 San
Vicente el Valenciano, y cu;dado con un
trascuerdo recordado, que Sc 10 haga oa
jar hasta poner en- terra el pu}pejo, 81 es
que no solo fuera encausado un dia, 81 que
10 sea adn y por los restos de su vida.
He vis'o denuncias p1blicas y acusa
clones privadas, que en- su orfgen han pa
recido formidables gigantes, sin contor
marse nj ell ministerio fiscal nj el part Gu
lar ofendido, con pedir amos de presid o
para los reos y hasta la pena capital;
pero en- delitos de alta categorla, como
falsedad, estqfa, hurto ETC., Sc ha DESCENT
do en- d6nitiva por el m6rito de 10 actua
do, d una obsolucion de la jastancia, hasta
que con mejores datos, Sc prosiga la eau
sa, alberta desde ent6nces.
Por manera que ese convencimiento y
la circunstancia de haber sido impugnada
la proposition por ell Sr, Morera, que dc
fee potestades directamente constitu
das la facultad de iuzgar sobre materia
en- que la Excma. Diputacion no puede sci
nj es, tan impartial como quiere la Ley
sea ell 6rgano quien comete esa aprecis
cion en- el vasto y respectable campo de
periodismo, me tranquil "a un tanto para
aguardar 10 determinado en- Ell acuerdo
de que no Sc nos la completa noticia; er
el concepto que, 81 acaso los SUMMARIZES
contra autores de artfculos Sc ponen a Ii
6rden del dia, precise ha de ser colgar l0|
pfj1olas poy mas que Sc decante la hbertac
de In nrensq.
Sin ocurrlrseme otra cosa por anora, )
esperanto Sc sirva V. disimular la licencis
que me permito, quedo muy su atento J
S. S Z. B. l.. G.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04
FABRICATION DE AZUCAR.
I'LL.

Cuando el guarapo haya obtenido ell
citado punto, que puede llamarse el pun
to neutro, Sc quita ell envase de la Tampa
ra, 6, 81 tuese capsula de vidrio, Sc apaga
aquella y Sc deja precipitar 8 aventar ell
guarapo. ST aparece bien limpio y trans
parente, aunque lgeramente tenido; 81 Sc
corta con prontitud fernando copos gran
des que tacilmente Sc separan y precipitan
al fondo, y 81 la supeyfcie Sc cubre con- u,aa
<ta Ji,aa, la clarificacion sera completa,
y puede decrse que el punto neutro coin
eide con el de cristalizacion ST por el con-
FaFo s nc Sc corfa or = bsp 81 aJs gs
nj Sc precpitasen con pontitud, y 81 no
quedase perfectamente transparente, en-
tonces no sera completa la clarifcacion.
En- este case debe ponerse nuevamente Ell
guarapo al fuego, agregandole alguna 60
ia de la solucion del tubo, hasta ;onseguir
Ell fin indicado, por el exceso de cal EN-
pleada aparecera el guarapo al 60 mas tie
nldo, pero enteramente transparente.
Tomada nota del n1mero de grades,
quede la solucion de cal Sc haya invertido
en- la operacion, y sabiendo con exactitud
ell contenido del fondo receptor que debe
haber sido veriguado por medic de un
gallon que corresponds con las demas me-
dldas, multiplfquese ell ndmero de los gra-
dos por ell de los galones 10 que dara por
resultado ell ndmero que de la crema de
cal requiere la templa; asf por ejemplo: 81
en- La Prueba Sc han invertido 19 grades
de solucion de cal y ell contenido del fon-
DO receptor es de $50 galones, multipli
cando estas d cantidades, obtenemos el
ndmero $3.50 y tendriamos en- este case
que emplear de la crema de cal:
l vez la medida que marca 10000 10000
veces - - 5000 ,OOO
l &, 100 so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04
G. A.

La compania dramatica del Sr. Annexy ha
partido antier tarde en ell vapor Baycel0
'sa para dsr principle sus tareas artist
Cas- en- ell teatro de M4yagdez Nosotros
que con sentimiento habiamos Observable
que desde qu4 ei BoLETIN empez6 ocu-
parse del m6rito incontestsble que como
actor dstinguido tiene ell Sr. Annexy, Y
su Sra. como actriz excelente, nuestros
co'egas de la Capital quedaron casi mu-
dos respecto las funciones del .eatro,
vemos ahora con gustO que tanto El Pro-
greso, como La Representation han 1espe-
dido la aprecapie compa1fa de Anne
KY hacienda justicia sus dotes ar
tlstlcas. Bisn por nuestros ilustrados CO.
Iegas. El arte es neutral. Y aunque las
pequeneces de orfgen nos atuviesemos,
que de clio nos libre Dios, la compaflia
mencionada sarfa tsmbien digna de nues
ira neutraidad. Las tres actrices hernia
mas que en- ella fguran son todas nacidas
a este lado del At antico, por mas que
todas elias pronuncan en- ell escenario co
mo 81 fueran madrilenas. Ell ilustrado p1-
b leo de Mayaguez va ahora q juzgar del
mefito de la companfa.
Entire tanto deseamos vuelvan pronto
a interpreter en- nuestro teatro, como sa-
ben hacerlo aquellos actores, las obras
dramaticas de que tan RIGA es nuestra Ii
teratura naciona III.
Escarriscasco o-Enpezamos hoy q publican
una TIA 1uc5iou que de la organization de
las colonias trancesas ha hecho de una
huena obra extsangera Ell entendiio CO
l'boradOr nnestro que Sc oculta con este
prend6nimo tornado de la noble lengua
euskara.
Banos Los construidos cerca de la ala
M .dn, Cast espaidas de la Fortaleza
reunen cuautas condolences son apete
clb!es. TEMPO hace que SO MIA sintien
do en- Puerto Rico la necesidad de un
establecimiento de- este genero; 10 he
mos visltado quedado altamente sor-
prendidos de las buenas condolences de
ase, y limpieza que en- establecimientos
Il este genero son indispensables.
Ell dia 10 Sc abrieron al p1bIico y mu
chas son las personas que acuden dlsfru
tar del consuelo que las aguas limpias de
aquella playa proporcionan a los baflistas.
Ell Domino Lucas que segun tenia anun-
ciado deberfa mostrarse al p1biico de un
diaa otro, Sc veprecisado q guardian cIau-
sura por tempo inde6nido; y nosotros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04
$50 SO

La crema de Cal Sc desle rs en- aqua Y
Sc echara la templa, cuando prime pie
tormarse la capa de cachaza cortos mo-
mentos antes de tenerse que descachazar.
I'll etectO de la clarifcacion Is inmed ato,
y para lograr una capa compacta de ca
chaza, debe ejercer la cal su Influenza ST.
multaneamente con la coagulacion de la
albdmina. Cuando Sc trabaja con guarapo
de buena calidad no Sc tropezara con MIN
gun obstaculo, pero 81 el guarapo es infe-
rior y cargado de materias extraflas. va
sea por efecto de la siembra cultivo de
la cana, por NAL tempo q otras causas, 6
sea tambien, como algunas veces tamb en-
Sc presenta, por las propiedades del terre-
no, y 81 ell punto neutro no coincide con ell
de crlstalizacion, debe y puede en- parte
remedlarse este defecto con la aplcacion
del carbon vegetal colocado en- una capa
gruesa en- Ell fondo del dep6sito y cubierto
con una tabla pa'forada que suba baie
con eliguarapo Debera renovarse diaria
mente cl carbon, que, revi6cado, puede
volver q ser empleado.
Fara me]orar, para claslflcar por decir-
10 asi, toda clase de azticar desde la mas
ordinaria hasta la mas selecta; para fabri-
car en- casos dados de guarapo muy infe-
rlor, azdcarde primera calidad deben usar
Sc los vapores sulfurosos aplicados, va sea
q los guarapos crudos su salfda del mo-
limo, va sea al melado delgado al salir del
tacho para entrar en- las evaporadoras. Es-
TO exylra un sencillfsimo aparato de muy
POGO costo y que no requiere otras aten-
clones que los que los mismos empleados
en- el molino pueden prester.
Tai es el sencillo metodo fundado en-
las 1os jdess fundamentals que cons
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04

que sabemos el motive en- que la fundaI
hacemos votos por que sea por dilatadoi
amos.
La clausura, sin embargo, no sera absolu|
ta, puesto que ofrece visitar Ia redaccionI
del 'Boletin' de vez en- cuanlo. y sus
favorecedores sabran por nosotros 10 que
ell les dirfa visitandolos. Del mas ell me-
nos. En- otro lugar hallaran nuestros lee
torres ell primer ripio.
Loteria Municipal. al.-Ndmeros que obtuvie-
ron los prncipales premios en- el sorteo
nnmero 6 veri6cado Ell 81 de Mayo de
1871
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04
Ell Idem.
ORGANIZATION
de l:.s Colonias Francesas.
PoR EsCARRICAsco.

Hoy que tanto Sc debaten en- la tribuna
y en- la prensa las cuestiones pal pitantes
de la nueva organization de las antilas
creemos que los lectores del
BoLEr1N, veran con agrado la traducion
que iremos. sucesivamente publcando de
la exceiente obra francesa de Mr.. Eugene
Prugnaud titulada "Legislacion y admi-
de la Marina Francesa."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04
D1vIsI IN DE PODEREs.

La Antoridad superior en- todas nuestra
Colonias reside en- ell Gobernador; EN- Go
rea asf como en- San Pedro y en- Miquelon
nombraba gobernadores.
La autoridad superior del Gobernador
resulta del espfr'tu:
De la ordenanza de 81 de Agosto de
1926, sobre ell sistema de gobierno de la
Isla de la Reunion y sus dependencies
De la ordenanza de 9 de Febrero de
1927, sobre Ell gobierno de la Mart mica,
de la Guadalupe y sus dependen ,ias.
De la ordenanza de 81 de Agosto de
1928 sobre el de la Guayana francesa.
Y de la ordenanza de de Set embre
de 1910, sobre el gobierno del Senegal
y sus dependencies.
Ordenanzas que modi6cadas por las de
Dc 22 de Agostode 1888, expedidas &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04

ejecucion de la ley de "a de Abril de
1888, concerniente al regimen legislative
de las colonas, asf como ell senado.-con
su1to de de Abril de 1854, va citado,
y ell decreto de 26 de Setiembre de
1855 relative al servicio de hacienda de
las mismas, deben ser consultados deteni-
damente, para formarse idea exacta de la
organization que expondre a continua.
eion:
PeINC1PALES AUToRIDADEs CoLoNIALEs.
Bajo la Immediate dependencia del Co.
bernador, las principales autoridades son:
Ell comandante mlItar. el ordenador, ell
director de 10 Interior, ell Procurador ge
neral y el Inspector 6 registrador colo
nial.
Estos diferentes gefes t;enen diferen-
tes atribuciones que examinaremos des
pues de la del Gobernador, y todos venci
dos forman bajo la presidencia de este al
to funcionario, en- consejo privado que di
rige la marcha de la administration gene
raj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04

tituyen siempre el estudio de cualquiera
ciencia, la teorfa y Ia practica, Ia una in
separable de la obra, que nos permitirnos
presentar q los hacendados.
RC. Sola
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04

(1) Ell Gobernador representa- al EN-
perador, dice ell artfculo 8 del senado--
consulto de 7 de Abril de 1854. Expide
las 6rdenes decretos necesarios para la
eiecucicn de las leyes, reglamentos y de-
mas disposiciones necesarias para la admi :
nistraciOn de la colonia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04
Organizacion de las Colonias.

ga EDICION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-04

El Domino Lucas que segun tenia anun'
ciado deberfa mostrarse al p1blico de IN
diaa otro, Sc veprecisado guardian clau-
sura Dor tempo indefnido; y nosotros
The union Democrat., 1871-05-06
Poisonous Medicines.

The theory that the virus of disease can be
safely counteracted by doses of poison, is
false and dangerous. Within the last twen-
ts-ive years, not less than score of virulent
poisons nave been added to the repository of
the medical profession. They are given in
small doses, otherwise they would destroy
life Immediately ; bu. even in minute quanti-
ties, they produce, ultimately, very disastrous
effects. 1t is unwise and unphilosophical to
employ, as remedies, powerful and insidious
drugs, which, in subiugating one disease,
sow the seeds of another still more unman-
ageable. None of these terrible indictments
operates with "a muctr directness and GER
tainty upon the causes of disease as Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bit'ars, tonic and corrective,
,cithout single deleterious Ingredient in its
compositions. Arsenic and euinla are given
for lutermittents bromide of potassium for
nervous disorders; s:rychnine and prussic
acid for general debility mercury, in various
FORMS for liver complaint preparations OF
chloroform and opium for sleeplessness and
yet these deadly drugs do not compare, as
specifics for the diseases above enumerated,
with tibet wholesome vegetable invigorant
and Alternative, while they are all so PERM.
cious that it is astonishing any physician
should take the responsibility Of prescribing
them. Let invalids. for their own sakes, try
the Bitters before they resort to the posons.
The relief they will experience from course
of the harmless specific, will render q re-
course to the unsafe preparations referred to,
quite unnecessary.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-06

Travellers are always liable to sudden at
tacks of Dysentery and Cholera Mnrbus, and
these occurring when absent from home, are
very unpleasant. The PAIN KILLER may al
ways be relied upon II, such cases. As soon
as you feel the SYMPTOMS. take one tea
spoonful in a gill of new milk and molasses
and gull of hot water, stir we'll together and
drink hot. Repeat the dose every hour until
relieved. IL the pains BIZ severe, battle the
bowels and back with the medicine clear.
In cases of Asthma and Phthisic, take
teespoonfnl IN gill Of hot water sweetened
we'll with mo,asses llso hathe the throata and
stomach faithfully with The medicine, clear.
DIR. Sweet says it takes cut the soreness in
cases of honesetting faster than anything be
ever applied.
Fishermen so often exposed to hurts bv
having taeir skin pierced with hooks, fins OF
fish. can be relieved by bathing with the
Pain Killer as soon as the accident occurs |:
in this way the anguish is soon abated battle
as often as once in Eve minutes. say three or
four times, aud you will seldom have any
trouble.
The bites and scratches OF dogs ard cats
are soon cured by bathing with the Pain
Killer clear.
H6r Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Orwggi.ts.
Price 25cts, Scots, & 81 90 perBottle
Nav 6. lS-l-lm
The union Democrat., 1871-05-06
The amounts paid out by Treasurer were:

BLEEDISe FRANcE.-The terrible struggle
in this unfortunate country continues With
varied success to the contending parties. The
insurgents have displaced their commanding
General, Clnseret. Gen. Rossel is now at the
head of their military operations. He is re-
garded as much better officer and is much
more dreaded by the Government than Clus-
eret was. The hats and hostility against the
insurgents is awful to contemplate, it is use
less for officers to urge mercy, the troops re-
fuse quarter, at Claimant three hundred insur-
gents were hayoneted. The news tend to
show that the Government are slowly gaining
advantages over their foes. For the sake Of
humanity we hope the unnatural carnage is
near its end.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-06
SATURDAY.. MORNING. MA, Q. 1871


At IN adjourned meeting held at Tuttle-
town on Saturday evening April 18th 1871,
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The committee appointed at
previous meeting to draft resolutions express
sive OF the object of this meeting. and make
such Suggestions ne in their judgment will
tend to facilitate the same; respectfully sub
mitfed the following:
Resolred. That the object of this meeting
u to consider the necessity Of adopting such
measures, and taking snch steps as will have
tendency TO check the entry and sale of
mineral land ne agricultural.
Resolred, That we call the attention of
the proper officers to the fact that the land
living in sections 10. 90, %. 80, 81. 80. and
80. in Township 2 North Range IA East is
strictly Of mineral character, and far more
valuable for mineral than agricultural pur.
poses and that the character of the mineral
within the above named sections. in euch as
10 designated by the law of lS66-70 "a qnartz
or rock in place. and should not be liable to
entry and sale ms agricultural land.
Resolred. That we view the mining inter
est as the all sustaining power, whereby all
other industries within the mineral limits are
kent alive, and it behooves both merchant
and farmer, within said limits. to act in. har-
mony with the miner, to keep open for future
development as much of the mineral belt as
possible.
Resolved That the law providing for the
disposition Of the mineral lands of California
in the judgment of this meeting ia lame de-
fective, and incomprehensble to the legal as
well as tie ordinary man, and is not suited
to the circumstances and conditions of the
people living thereon and we therefore recon-
mend that steps he Immediately taken bv the
miners and all others feeling an interest there
in, to petition for revision of the same: 40
that the corrections may be made to conform
to the true condition and circumstances of the
people.
w. P. WATERS,
L. KAHL, SR.
WIN. SwEReR,
RODNEY DE HAVEN, Sec.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-06

The Hughes Claim near Jefersonvilie, or
rather where Jeffersonvilie once was is the
scene Of considerable activity. Mr.. Hughes
has just put up an eight stamp mill for the
purpose Of crushing his gravel taiiings of
which be has now on hand some 5000 tons.
The gravel when FIRST extracted from the
mountain is thrown into circular iron YES
sci; it is there exposed to the action of water
and set Of large revolving iron teeth by
which the hard. grew concrete. peculiar to
this Table Mountain formation is effectually
torn to pieces, and loosened. This operation
is carried on 10 mill close to tile tunnels
mouth. The tailings are carried in sluices
to the new mill perhaps an eighth of q mile
below.
We made trio into the recess of the noun
tain. We we're first SHOT down an incline in
car, 400 feet in length, seemingly at a 2:40
pace; the darkness was tangible, murky and
weighed about two pounds to the square foot.
At the foot Of the incline we changed cars.
mule was the motive power Of the next
train. We were rolled fourteen or fifteen
hundred feet further through darkness, damp
ness and fungua covered timbcrs; through long
reaches of tunnel cut through interior stratas
OF rim rock and were at last brought up in
wide cavity. dimly lit up by candles. Men
were just visible, some moving about, others
eating their way with the untiring pick farth-
er and farther into the foundation of the
mountain. The 'sbreast" seemed here about
forty feet in width The channel in places
develops regular sand bars alternating with
the gravel. The entire tunnel and .breasts''
are well timbered. 1t is unpleasant when
underground to think of the immense weight
these timbers sustain.
Mr.. Hughes is an energetic, persevering
and scientific miner. He Is reducing the
working Of this Table Mountain gravel depos-
it to a system. His success would encourage
further trial in this oft tried formation. He
is also chemist by nature, one with what
we take the liberty of calling the chemical
instinct" implanted in hin. lie has con-
nected with his other works a laboratory and
we believe that tests and analysis from him
are full as reliable as those of more preten-
tious claims to public notice.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-06

A LAuY's ESpossEaSNr.-Mad E.
the acknowledged leader of the most refined
and fashionable society in the city of New
York, speaks Ct Murray LANasN's FLoRr
DA WATgR 10 the following highly compli
mentary manner. viz: 1T has fragrance
as fresh as the odnr from blooming foNers,
and imparts to the bath delightful buoyan-
ey. use it on the toilet table and the hard
kerchief, to the exclusion Of oil other per.
fumesn
Ed- Buyers should always ask for the
Florida Water prepared by Lanman & Kemp,
New York. SIS.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-06
OUR FOUNDRY.

We visited the Sonora Foundry the
other day. We saw there iron in all its
stages, cold, hot, redhot molten, frizzIing,
sputtering, sparkling. There are machines
in that foundry which work on their own
hook and go on planeing and cutting and
smoothing down iron while nobody is by /:
The principal beverage of the operatives is
beer. While they are casting, they throw
chunks of iron big and little into fiery
furnace seven times hotter than that traversed
by Shadrach, Meshack and Abednego; Then
they ram in an iron bar and redhot stream
flows into tubs and pots and things and then
Phelps and Cowie and the rest rush around
and take drink Of beer and pour that molten
iron into boxes full of dirt with squirrel holes
in them and then they rush back to the beer
pail and then to the fiery furnace after some
more metal and then they fill up some more
holes and drink another dipper of beer and
everything smokes and frizzles aud snorts
and smells of burned wood and iron and
leather. If bystander turks around, they
always contrive that he shall be in the way
and when he puts himself in some corner
thinking it the last place where they will
come, that proves the very spot where they do
want to come and for that spot they put with
a tub full of molten metal and sling it all
over him and tten they rush for more beer.
Ii is very interesting to watch the process of
iron casting and see the metal while hot.
boiling and squrmng in the tubs and think
how pint or more would feel rushing down
q mans throat; indeed such torrid reHec-
ton makes one feel, hot, dry and thirsty
and the natural tendency is toward the
moulding room, toward the big tir pail with
dipper in it aud in and around that dipper.
beer. The sand used in castingis our CON-
mon red dirt mixed with coal. It is black
ard looks like pulverized plumbago. The
beer used in the foundry is we believe made
in Columbia. II is brown with much froth
on top. We know of no place where an after
noon may he more pleasantly scent than at
the Sonora Foundry while they are casting
and drink beer, provided you undress while
you are there, for il is hotter than the San
Joaquin plains in August. We left early in
the afternoon not half the moulds had
been filled up nor had half the beer been
drank which they intended to drink.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-06
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