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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31

io.-Por Juan Bautista Laboy, Juan
Quesada. Ramon Perez CUTLER
mo Laboy. Pedro Valdespino
Juan Maria Rodriguez. Cayetano'
Romero. Avelino Quinones. Por
Natividad Guevara, Avelino Quino-
nes -Odon Suarez. Baldomero Qui
nones.-Calixto Bonilla. Por G. Ma
teo, Teodoro Santiago. Joaquin Vaz-
quez. Jose MarfaAponte. Por Ce
clio Reyes Jose Maria Aponte.
Santiago r. Quinones. Por Vicente
Torres, Santiago R. Quinones.
Ezequiel Laboy. Por Melton Tira-
do, Ezequiel Daboy-Por Tomas
Ortiz, Acisclo Santiago. jose Maria
Escalera. Jose Maria Rivera. - Por
Miguel Prats, lose Maria Escalera
Pico.- -Por mi hermano
Rafael Pico, Cristobal Pico.- -Por
Casimiro Espada, Gervasio de Ben,
goa-Socorro Colon-Manuel p.
Dros. Manuel Ma Dros. p. Joa
quin Larraurf.- -Alejandro Marques.
Jose G. Alfaro. Gregorio Soto.--
Juan M. Rivera. Domingo Rivera.
Francisco Pico.-Emilio Pico.-Can
dido Negron. = Por Lorenzo Torres,
Jose G. Alfaro. Gil Ortiz Jorge
Berli. jose J Usera. Jaime Bas-
cos. -Valeriano Juguera--Fran
cisco Colon. Juan A. Novoa. = -Por
Zenon Perez, Juan A. Novoa. .-Por
Avelino Santiago y Torres, Avelino
Santiago. Por mi hermano Baldo-
nero Dros, Manuel Ma Dros.-Ve-
nancio Martinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31

Ia integridad nacional. 5En que quedamos
mi Sr. corresponsal igaoradog BIS cierto
10 manifestado por ell Sr. de Cells 8 es
verdad 10 que n. disc respecto q la injus
ticia denuestra causa2 SEn que quedamosg
Sera tambien xerdad 10 del ndmero de
conservadores de aquella session? y elnom
bramiento de vocaIes, no habra V. soma
do tener 100 individuos en- aquella juntag
Creo que 81, y es muy extrailo que asf Sc
publique este, cuando Sc asegura que Sc
anotaban desde la puerta los concurren-
tes Y debiera temer la publication de aque-
Hos que 500 fue de rs y deduciendo los
que desearian tener voto. allf reunidos So
10 quedaban 40, cuyos nombres son CO.
nocidos porque siendo la hora de medic
dia su reunion, cualquiera podia saber los
que entraban Y salian y no pasaron del
citado ndmero pesar de los pesares de
los trabajos sufridos para la reunion y de
los cabailos alquilados "a a.
Debieran habernos dicho tambien que
d. J. p. ausente de aquel acto no quiso
aceptar el cargo de vocal y que tampoco
estaba SECURE 81 aceptarian dos de los vo-
Gales que ha publicado y que tampoco SO
hallaban ALI.
Sc hi2o patente en- aquel acto la posi-
cion en- que Sc colocaba el que renegade
de sus principles pOlfticos pero no Sc diio
que ST existian entire ellos algunos desen-
ganados 6 con mayor f6 en- el part'do
conservador espahoi no era un pecado Ell
adherirse a el nj un crimen como algunos
propagan.
Tampoco Sc publica el acertado dis
curse de D. Manuel ]. Colon en- aqnella
reunion que tu6 por cierto muy oportuno:
asegur6, que eI partido co'aservadOr dec5a
estaba cierto de conpray cac7a voto de los re
toymistds por una 0yrelde de bacdlao con
que cuidado, seilores, y termino.
mo cree V. que fue un discurso elo-
cuente capaz de convencer al mas leido?
Estas y otras apuntaciones merecen pu
blcarse cuando no Sc manifesto 10 ocur-
rido en- cualquiera case por que ell silen-
clio mucbas veces da pabulo q conjeturas
que no es conveniente dejar de aclarar.
S ell partido reformista radical, ell libe-
raj conservador espanol de Naguabo ha
de ganar la votacion 10 diran en- las urDas
en- las pr6ximas elecciones: ALI sabremos
la verdad, ALI Sc declarara cual es Ell de
la aceptacion general 81 el candidate ra-
dical Sr Sanrroma 6 nuestro vecino y
correliaionario liberal conservador espa~
mol D Francisco Bus6 y Baster; aplace-
mos hasta ese dia que los votos decidiran.
-Varsos vecinos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31
O. AC E tt L L a..

El Sr. GOyco.-No tenienlo bastante
tempo Ill dos perl6dicos 4 nuestra dis
sposcion como el Sf. D5ctor, uo henos
podido contestar aun sus comunica1os
ndmeros J 8. Si elSr. Goyco cuya edad
e ilustracion respetamos, pero cuya sig
1nifcaciou polftica al ponerse al frente.
del partido reformista detestamos, ha
creido que nusstro silencio signiicaba.
que nos han alarmado sus tres s cuatro
artfculos, esta en- 81 mas craso de los er
rores. CasuaImente en estos dlas hemos
recibido de Caracas 10 que debe ser la
protesta 4 que 50 ha referido 81 81. Goyco.
Eln ella Sc ensalza & Betances, Ruiz
BelEis j 4 otros enemigos de Espana y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31
PR O 7 E S IA.
Co0noo II de Marco de 1872.
Sr. Director del BoLET1N MERcANTIL.

Muy Sr. nuestro: los voluntarios
de la Villa de Coamo, q pesar de ser
muy reciente la organization de SUI
companfa, han visto con desden las
inconvenientes palabras vertidas por
cierto, ,Diputado, respecto de nuestra
honrosa institution; pero comonues-
tro silencio podria atribuirse 4 con-
sideraclones que no existen nj pue-
den existir entire los que Sc envane-
cen con llamarse espanoles, decla-
ramos:
Primero, que protestamos contra
aquella algarayia qae solo podia pro-
ducir Ell despecho, y
Segundo, que nos adherimos a to-
das las protestas de nuestros dignos
compal1eros de la Provincial Y con
especialidad ala de los voluntarios
de Bayamon inserta en- 81 BoLETIN
n1mero yeinte y cinco.
Sirvase V. ST.. Director, dar cabida
en- las columnas de su distingnido
peri6dico q la presente, y contar
con que son espanoles sin condicio-
mes sus aAfmos. S. S. G. B. S. M.-EI
Captain, Jose j. Larraurf Ell Te-
niente 10, Clotilde Santiago.-El Te
niente % Victor j Quintero.-GlAl
ferez 1o, Manuel Antero Aponte. 81
Alferez %, Nicasio Martinez. El Ca
pellan, Juan Antonio Perez ElMe-
dico, DR.. J. Usera Alarcon. olun-
tarios, DR.. Juan Maria Santiago.
Lcdo. Pedro Hernandez Manuel
M. Santiago.-Fernando Quintero.
Felipe Santiago.-Bartolome Mayol.
Julio Lefebre.-Teodoro Santa
go.-Jaima Bas Y More. -Avelino
Santiago. Pedro P. Arismendi.-
Gervasfo de Bengoa.- Juan Jose
Cruz.-Domingo Arribas. = Manuel
Antonio Rodriguez. Celestino Ca
rasini.-Guillermo Dros. Julio M.
Larraurf. --Pascasio Santiago. Au-
gusto B!ondet. Andres Olivieri.-
Candido Guzman. Heriberto B.
Font Manricio Aponte. Acis.
clio Santiago.- Simon Reyes Benito
sQuesada. Juan Quesada Victorio
'Olivencia. Estevan Dros. PorI Ra-
mon Olivencia, Esteyan Dros. Pas
cual Rodriguez Juan Nepomuceno
Perez Juan 2. Mateo. Francisco
Prats. Justo Prats Juan del. San
tint Agustin Guevara. jose Apon
te = Vidal Jaime Bas y Garcia.
Ricardo Cansobre. Antonio ] Fon-
tanes. Luis Rodriguez, Saturnino
Torres, Por namon Sanchez, Satur
nino Torres. Emilio CT Colon IA
ruego de Pedro j. Guzman, Emilio
OF. Colon.-Jose Ramon Ortiz.A
ruego de Pascaslo Pena, Jose Ra
mon Ortiz. Felipe Ortiz. ruego
de Gabriel Colvedo Felipe Ortiz.
Pedro 2. SArismendi hijo.Por Ro-
man Espada, Pedro 2. Arismendi hi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31
Naguabo % de Mario de 1872.

En- el ndm. "a de -El Progreso de 20 de
los corrientes Sc ha publicado un anuncio
de este pueblo, suscrito por un correspon
sal de aquel peri6dico, dando cuenta de
la brillante reunion que tuvo el partido
reformista radical de este distrito, obse-
quiando la invitacion del Sr Diputado
Provincial D. Jose de Cells Aguilera, de-
cimos que obsequiando 1ntcamente su in>
vitacion porque el propio artfculo asegura,
que hasta Ia presentation del citado Sr.
Oelis en- este pueblo no Sc conocia que
hubiera partido reformista en- 6l.
Precise es manifestar 70 ocurrido de 10
que asegLra, pero ante todo quisi6ramos
saber qnien es ell corresponsal legftimo
de E7 Progress aquf, 8 81 tiene dos cual de
ellos frm6 aquel papel, para poder dar
ell cr6dito debido q la parte de sus afrma,
clones, que 10 merezcan, y suplicarle di7
rectamente no niegue 10 que tan conocido
tiene este vecindario, respecto q su ren-
nion tan decantada de aquel dia.
Fl paquete que Sc dirige a este pueblo
con El Pyoqyes0 viene D. Pedro G.. Roc
ca quien hasta hoy suponiamos correspon-
sal pero nj es dable haya frmado este
Sr aquel manifesto, por que asf 10 ha
asegurado, nos 10 conirma ser dicho
Sr. vocal de nnestro Comit6 liberal con
seryador espanoi.
Dice pues, qulen quiera que sea el que
firmara que los conaervadores. desplega-
ron en- este pueblo ma actSOiddd d5gala de
,se;or caasso dessnintiendo cen esto sin du>
ala algllaa.lo que asegnro 81 ST. de Cells
Ell SUI junta, que la mayor parte de los
conservadoros es laboriosa que conpren
dian IA necesidad Y utiliaad de las relor-
mas Y 81 de sostenian en- aquellas ilas, no
era sino por que sc les habia hecho Greer
sin motiYo fundado que querian atacar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31

Ell siguiente discurso de una persona
tan competente. ilustrada y sncera como
10 es el Padre Puig de Qaguas, al par que
honra & su autor da clara idea de % que
es e! partido retormista L6anle nuestros
lectores. Su texto hace in1tiles nuestros
concentrates:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31

La violenta translcion de nuestro
|modo de ser al que nos deparen las re-
formas segun las pretende el partido
radical, traeria por consecuencia vlo-
lentas conmociones; precise es que el
pals Sc reforme; pero lie un modo or
denado y progressive.
SQue podemos esperar del partldo
reformista, cuyas aspiraciones, cuyas
tendencias son, identifcarse con el
progresista demosratico9 Para contes-
tar & semejante pregunta, serfa precl-
so determinar sns principios y los dl-
7oSsos elementos de que Sc compone
este e1ifcio social en- Puefto-Rlco.
Vemos 0Sa mezcla de doctrinas, ve-
mos los insssptos de- templados
por la timidez, astucia y miramientos
que inspira siempre un pueblo, cuya
inmensa mayorfa Sc opone q las ideas
en- cuyo nombre puede realizarse aquel
trastorno. A pesar de sus conatos, al
lado de sus protestas, yemos un terri
BILE impulse para derribar las instltu-
clones existentes, y es precise que los
buenos, los leales nos opongamos con
todas las fuerzas de nuestra voluntad.
Si es una verdad que las C6rtes
sean una reunion de 10 mas sabio, mas
iuicioso, mas inhuyente del pats, y no
un coniunto de hombres que Sc pro-
pongan medrar sin otro merito nj IT,
tulo que algunas peroratas, nosotros
debemos estar satisfechos y orgullo-
SOS al aceptar por representante de
nuestros derechos al Sr. d. Pedro Dir
Romero; 81 vera cuai es Ell sistema
tributario que mejor convene al pats,
que resultado ha dado este 8 aquel
ensayo, que bienes 8 que males podrfa
acarrear esta aquella innovation; 81
indagara cuales soE los abusos anti
guos 8 que Sc han introducido de nue.
yo, cuales los medios mas aprop6sito
para atenuarlos 8 estirparlos; el ORA
nuestras exposiciones, nuestras recla-
maciones, y rodeado en- las Cortes de
hombres cual 6l; desinteresado, para
quienes sera un verdadero sacrifcio
acudir al llamamiento de la corona,
traera, no 10 du1eis, las reformas que
sean ell principle de nuestro progreso.
Vamos aoir su programa, en- el Sc
veran apoyadas mis- ideas, de los bue-
nos deseos que la amman, elias seran
una prueba, y ojala que en- el trans
curse que nos resta para las eleccio-
nes, nuestros adversarios abran los
ojos y llegue Caguas 4 ser en- princi-
pios pol1ticos conservador. 49,.
AL yer la diferencia notable que Sc
advierte en- la concurrencia de electo~
res al partido, comparable con la de
las elecciones pasadas, siendo asf que
las listas electorales no han podido
variarse, podemos presagiar ell triun-
70; yo me congratulo, cual yosotros,
porque solo triunfando, podremos de-
cir satisfactoriamente al Gobierno que
nos rige, que somos espanoles, que
amamosa a Espana y borraremos asf ell
baldon que ha impuesto sobre nues-
tras frentes ell memorandum de algu-
nos de nuestros ex -diputados.
Viva Espana!
Viva ell Rey!
Viva Puerto Rico espanola!
Benjto Pmig.
Caguas, "a de MARIO de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31
VI IVd IspdIId!
Viva ell Reyl
Viva Puerto Rico espafola!
Benito Pwig.
Caguas, "a de MARIO de 1872.
Sr. Director del BoLErIN MERcANTIL

Muy Sr. nuestro: mucho agradecere-
mos q V. de cabida en- el peri6dico que
tan dignamente dirige la siguiente ma
nifestacion nacida de los mejores deseos
y para dejar sentada la verdad de cuanto
en- ella Sc refere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31

INIPRHNTA DEL "RQLEYISs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALu-
~ SbE H EAb H e y THE
decree of the Chancery Court OF The city OF Me en-
case Of Monteiro's guardian rS. hlonteiro, the I'M
dersigned, special commissioners thereby appoint
ed, viii sell ut auction, upon the premises Tespec-
REh E s fIa IF wRss the nie II
On MONDAY the eth day Of November, at
Gf n n eo yf1y move oSssneS
a. g. Stacy on the west side OF Ninth street, French
Garden nlIl. 1t embraces four lots OF Al aggregate
vide The cottage has six large rooms, besides
bathroom, and closets, win benuu-
u shade ses and IN Inc Tbs pso
perty has always been much admired, and Win ut
fle repair could be made as attractive as ever. The
situation Is very convenient to business. II viii be
sold In parcels, as may be deemed best at time OF
'I On TUESDAY the :e.h day of Noysmbsr; g. :
MENTS, each with three rooms, on the north SIDE
Of Grace between Madison and Monroe streets, each
Of the best in the city. and Is rapidly improving.
ON WEDNESDAY the eth day Of Novsmber, at
osr1k + H. t n 81 LSSp aeEes yin
the plan of Sidney, on the Grove road Just beyond
the city limits, formerly owned and occupied by
Colonel j. E. johnson. 1t Is an admirably planned
and Beautifully finished property, with handsome
shade and ornamental trees, flowers, and shrubbery
and with little and expense could be made one
OF the loVeliest homes In the vicinity OF the city
The property embraces -FOUR SQUARES OF
LAND, surrounded by good streets, aud Viii be
dine OF sale 1t lies In the direct line "f the growth
of the city. and Ia few years. II not sooner may
I've probably suh-div!ded and sold by The FOOT for
building lots. ~%
TERMS One-Sonrth cash; balance ct six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with In
tcTea. added, the title being retained by the court
JAMES NJ. II. DAVIS,
OHIO G. kEAS,
Commissioners.
GRrrBs z WILLIAMS, Aucticnecrs. no Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
/ DWELLING AND LOT 29yio9 4 FEET Z r g, mS
TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY-SE.
COND STREETS, CHURCH HILL, BY Aye;
of trust executed by +. J. Swift deceased TO the IN
dersigned. trustee, bearing date on the st day "i
October 1871 and duly recorded In the clerks ONCE
OF the Cballccry Court Of the city OF Richmond Ia
Deed.Book ss b. page 2:a to securs The balance Geo, o.
thereto required, shall proceed TO sen by public
auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th
instant, at O'Clock p. NJ, the valuable estate oca-
ted and described MS above. The dwelling has base
ment and two stories above, containing seven room
with gas in the building, water and kitchen on tie
! premises. .
TERMS: Enough IN cash to defray the expenses Of
executing this trust and to pay OF note for ssJ2 80
with Interest thereon ut the rate Of twelve per cent
per annum from the 9Th of October ls72, and s;sl2s
In sly months from said date the residue In twelve
months from said date. The purchaser to give hls
negotiable notes for the deferred payments, with ID
terest added al six per cont per annum and secusea
by deed Of trust.
Richardson 4 Co., AuctiOncerS nOs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

TIE SLAVE TRADE.-The slave trade may
appear al anachronism since emancipation
but that 1t Is still prosecuted with shocking
incidental brutality Is shown By the mea'
sures of the British Government for Its sup,
preston:
"Sir Bartle Frere Is to be dispatched to
Zanzibar with the fullest powers, q great wal
steamer, very large pecuniary means, and
orders to put down the slave trade IN Eastern
Africa. England and India between them
are to pay the tribute due to Muscat, G8,0N
a year, the Sultan is to be enlisted, and the
Banians are to he reminded that it Is not sc
easy as they think to defy the Government
which has possession of their homes. Sill
Barte takes large staff with him, and Is
himself the very man for the work. de
thoroughly understands it, he hates being
beaten, he will not stand upon trifles, and lie
enjoys popularity. If he should on his way
to the East African lazar-house make re-
mark to the Khedive about his slave dealers
find out exactly what the Egyptians are al
in Bogos, and send In report on the non
seizure OF slave ships at Alden, 1t Will be al
In the way of his business, and all beneficial.
After the African business Is disposed OF,
Sir Bartle Trere, or somebody else, shouts ac
something about the Cooie cruelues.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

Tas DIFFICULTIES OF PERSPECTIVE MATRI
Masy.-It Is said that Lord Walter Campbell
who was lately In mercantile firm In New
York, wished to marry an American youns
lady Of good position In the Empire State
Upon bis applying to the young lady's father,
the parent stated that be always referred ali
those questions TO Les wife. The mother IN
her turn stated she must refer 1t to the Duke
as Argyll. The Duke pleaded that, con.
eiGsripg bis connection with royalty, he must
consult bis eldest son. The Marquis could
do nothing without the Queens consent.
Her Majesty felt that the issue must be re-
ferred TO the Duke Of xe-Cobourg.G otha
as hesd OF the family. The Duke rejoined
that since the recent changes in Germany he
looked upon the Emperor William as his
sovereign, and must bow to his advice. The
Emperor said he could do nothing without
Prince Bismarck's opinion; and Prince Bis
p,arck declared he had no opinion at all, one
was or the other; and so the question-to
marry or not to marry-was brought to q
deadlock ~~London Correspondence Toronto
Globe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16
r ARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM, MANSION,
FLOUR-AIILL, &C.,
An rpr,ppJr>vs urrpc "a
AT FREDERICKSBURG, VA.

The undersigned viii sell at public auction, on
Tuesday, November 20, 1873, vt 10 NJ, on the
premises, The FARM and MASSION-nQGsE adj
Joining Fredericksburg known rs BROAPTOS, or
MARYE's HEIGHTS, Late the property Of John L.
Marve, deceased. .
This estate is conceded to be one OF tho most
valuable and attractive properties in Eastern ylr-
E .nii u ACHES CT 50 ~ FERTIIE AND HIGHLY.
IMPROVED LAND, producing an average OF
twenty bushels OF wheat and forty bushels Of corn
under judlcous tillage. 1t Is abundantfy supplied
with water, Is well set In grass, and under new
fencing.
eeyen rooms besides halls, closets spacious portcO
&C. The curtilage OF eighteen acres is Handsomely
laid out In ward, lawn, paddocks, and has comIno-
dious out~buildngs and every convenience for de
srable residence. The dwelling is In fifteen mlnutes
walk of the centre of Fredericksburg, yet possesses
all the advantages OF an elegant countryseat. The
entire property IL In complete ORDER, and the lal,
will be offered In subdivisions to suit purchasers
will also sell publicly on THURSDAY. Noyem-
Der 2sth, 1872, at l9 NJ, MARYE'S FLOUR-MlLli
situated In Fredericksburg, adjoining The railroad
bridge over the RappahannOck. The Hill has a
never-failing water-rght equal TO s5orse power Is
substantially built of brick, covered with slate,
three-storled, contains three pairs OF Burr stones
with improved modern machinery tall IN complete
The mill lot fronts about $50 feet on Water street
and runs back 80 the river. The manufacturing All
vantagcs Of the site are unequalled b. any at
Fredericksburg, having RAILROAD and SHIPPING
communication at the mill door. Ill
TERMS. Accommc dating rs 10 three-fourths Of
the purchase money. JOHN l.. MARfEi JR., I
no l2-l2t Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16
BY W. Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent
cornar Eleventh and Bank streets.

rJ,RJysTEE's SALE OF FARM OF ONE
L HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES; On % T ~
WHITE OAK SWAMP ROAD SlA MiLa ~ 4 BE,
executed to the subscriber by George Brown ana
John ii. Taylor, dated goth septen9er is7q, 6aty
recorded In Henrco County Court, saait, II. 80
of nanE and Eleventh streets, In the city Of Rich
Inond on TUESDAY the 18th Of Noysmber, lSIs,
at 10 O'Clock M. the TRACT OF LAND conveyed
nv that deed Tor 20 much thereof as may he neees.
saryJ. containing ONE HUNDRED ., AND IsS
nd oining The Lands Of W. Q. George, the Portuguese
settlement, Winston Jordan, &c;
TERMS: Enough III cash to dsfray expenses o.
sale md the haLince Que on the last two uotes Use.
cured by said decd, amounting to about S279@ ana
as to the residue OF proceeds OF sale on sucn terms
nn is-eodtS3d .sttitds w. GODDIN, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-16

San Diego, the proposed terminus of the
Texas (southern) Pacific railroad, Is rapidly
looming up In commercial importance, and
,,ay soon become formidable rival to San
Francisco. The Secretary OF the Treasury
has authorized the landing Of goods at that
port from foreign countries, in place of send
ing them, as heretofore, to San Francisco for
entry and then shipping them back San
Diego IL about four hundred miles south OF
San Francisco, near the Mexican frontier
line, and has line harbor capable Of accom-
modating the largest vessels.
The Chinese have 100000 square miles OF
untouched coal fields.