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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

| trabajos preparatorios que habian a,
| precederla: flie levantada la carta hi
17drografca de las alturas de Carites
quedando sdemostrado en- la memoir;
cientffca que la acompano, que Las
! aguas delrio de Caritesy y sus ahuentes
en- combination con las del rio de Aqua
rnanil, podian ser aprovechadas para
los usos de nuestra agriculture; proper
cionando asf un elemento natural Y po-
Ideroso cuya plentiful de benefcios ha-
bia de acrecentarse en- razon de la gran
de sequedad de nuestro suelo.
A estas circunstancias Sc agrega la
de que nuestra canpina, compuesta
aproximadamente de unas 5000 cuer-
das de terreno, esta colocada Ell las
mejores condolences para el riego. FL
suelo, ligeramente inclinado dc Nortc
a Sur hacia el mar, es POGO accidental
do, y esta tan bien preparado por la
naturaleza, que las aguas pueden des-
hzarse en- toda su extension, con una
cOrriente lenta muy necesaria por su
accion fertilizante y para comunicar al
aire cierta protcctora humedad de la
que lie despojan con asombrosa rapidez
los vlentos troplcales que obran con
gran fuerza sobre una llanura que no
les prcsenta obstaculo de ningun g6-
nero.
Reconocidas todas estas ventajas, los
empresarios del gran pantano de Carl
tes contrataron en- noviembre del ano
1865, con ell ingeniGro inglGs Mr.. e. B.
Webb, cl costo definitivo de las obras
para cl establecimiento del riego en-
100000 pesos Tn gran pantano capaz
para contener 249 millones dc pies cG-
bicos espanolcs de aqua; dos tunelcs:
mo de derivation con 975 metros de
largo, y otro de aliviadero de 100 me-
troS, para cuando fucscn nccesarias las
reparaclones en- ell pantano; un canal
principal de 13, 3,125 metros de longi-
tud, otro secundario con direction al
Este que habia de mcdir 1892 me-
tros, y otro con direction al Oeste de
1920 metros, son las obras que Mr.
f. b. Webb sc oblig6 dar tcrmina-
das s los dos amos de empezadas, me-
nos de Sobrevenlr en- este intGrvalo Gle
tempo al gun case fortdito, en- cuyo ca
so Sc lie conccderia aIguna pr6roga
mas. Por ell canal principal tenia que
bajar el aqua del pantano 4 razon de
sc! pies chbicos por segundo, cl cual,
con los secundarios, su-
por medic de suS ramilica-
clones 8 artcrias Ia humcdad sufciente
para unas ocho doce mil cuerdas de
terra POGO mas 8 mcnos: 10 que paten-
tizarla con hechos positivos que cs ell
aqua, 4 no dudarlo, el orc de nucStra
agricultural.
La EmpreSa del pantano de Caritcs
debla durar noventa y nueve amos, Y
su capital tenia que ser de 700, 900 pc
SOS que aproXimadamente habian dc
mvertlrse en- la construction de las
obras. Esta cantidad habia de ser to-
mazda en- emprGStito, garantizada con
las tincas de cada uno de los contratan-
tes. Ell nGmero de acciones que cstos
sc obligaron tomar para llcnar el GU
po de los 100000 pesos era dc 294
equivalentes, a 1.155,52 hectjrcas de
terreno, 8 sGanse 2,940 cuerdas que
solamente debian usar los beneficios
del riego. Esta suma presupuestada pa
ra la construction de dichas obras con
los intereses de 8 p3 annual, tormaba
la.de un million ciento diez y stis mil
pesos que dehian ser solventados en-
esta formu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

En catorce mos debia quedar extin-
guido el empr6stito con sus intereses.
Be estipul6 tambien en- el indicado con
trato, que 81 no quedasen terminadas
las obras q los dos amos fijados, en- tai
case, Sc pagarla el primer plazo del
capital los cinco amos de concIuidas.
continuando los plazos por octavas par
tes en- los amos subsiguientes. Los pa
COS debian hacerse en- el mes de mayo
de cada arlo; y 81 alguno de los otorgan-
tes no pudiese pagar su quota anaai
asignada, Sc le esperaria seis meses con
rel recargo del II p.S sobre Ia canti-
dad vencida; tardando mas tempo, Sc
lie cobraria ejecutiyamente.
Ial 81 el eonyenio celebrado en- no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

z. c1asco dd siglo.-De tai puede calif-
carsc cl ham5ag que nos dieron el jueves
los pon lerados espiritistas Davenport y
81 presti ligitador Rudolphe Sin duda esos
senores Il. tornado el ilustrado p1blico
pucrto-riqueno por una famila de hoten-
totes al atleverse eXhibirse con unos
iucgos de manos que pueden ser muy
divertidos en- Una sala de familia, pero que
son un verda lero caD,cl0 en- un teatro.
La galanteria dc los espectadores, conside-
rando que eran extranjeros los llamados
artstas, pudo evitsr solo que hubieren sido
silbados Y saudad 's patatazos Y toma-
tazos como merecian ii hubieran sidO
espanoes habrfanse retirado del escenarlO
mas que voIando Fin rigor los especta-
dores tendrian dereoho a reclamar su
dinero, Segrn Ia ley, puesto que NJ hubo
el prometido espirltisIno, de 10 que nose
tros nos alegramos como cat5licos, pues
esas nuevas bruerias estan enSrgica-
mente condcnadas por la lglesia. NJ los
famosos hermanos Davenport saben hacer
otra cosa que atarsc con una cuerda
prescnca del publico, desatarse cerrados
en- un armario, hacer macho ruido, ense-
mar las manos aIgunos .objetos por un
ventanillo presentarse de nuevo atados,
hacienda abrir las puertas del escondite
despues que han tenido tempo de volver
4 meter las manos en- las amarras del
cordel que los sujeta. 81 los emperadores
de Russia, Austria, Francia etc, declararon
| 3aconpye@slbIe esta operac on, como declan
los prospectos, deben tener el 0rgano dc
la comprensibildad un tn TO obtuso; pues
cualquiera concibe que un gimnasta pue-
de, contrayendo los mdscul9s, aumentar el
voI4men del brazo y de Ia ,nano cuando le
atan que disminuirdo despnes vuelvesesta
4 su estado natural
El ftlaos0 prostidigitador Rudolphe hizo
unos cuantos juegos de manos que induda-
blemcnte merecian ser silhados hasta por
los congos patagones. No nos cabe MIN
guna duda que aquellas palabras que dijo
concelniente al motto de hdcer diner0 ca
tic,Yu ertyonerd son una yeraad rnuy gran
de. como 10 saben todos los bolsillos de los
concurrentes. Esos espectaeulos podrian
ser muy aceptables entire lo3 Aschanties,
pero aqul no cuelan.
Teuemos entendido que manana domin-
30 picnsan dar otra function, cosa que les
qutalnos dc Ia cabeza pues no siempre
esta 81 pQblico dispuesto q Or tipos y So
portar c0}opadttdes como lasusodicha COM
pania
III caiJoneto degac,1a AsTuTo ia Uegado
i Aguadilla. So esperan otros para guar
dar estas costas, no sea que q separatismo
qaiefa tambion a4ai lcyantar Ia cabeza.
f4up7do-E EIa luido del hogar paterno
un muchacho de color de 10 amos dc edad,
pelo rizo, que Sc llama Serapio Canales.
| Sc ruega Il la persona que sepa su para
dero 10 participe su padre. ealle q 4 Fer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

mercio y 4 Ia indnsfsiA Ppr etra parte)
gsabemos que nuestra Soz Sc perdefa en-
las concayidades del desierto, pero no
inp0fta, 'en Monde oSquiefa que so ne
que Ia buena semilla,saaanque tarde,
ella mace, crece, sube y tpma ouerpo.
Llegamos al ano 1865, y Ia necesii-
dad del riego era cadagaiasmas apre-
miante. La fuerza de los hechos lleva
siempre por 81 mistna Ia conviction q
las personas mas refractarias, impo-
niendo silencio q las malas pasiones
apoyadas por todas las sutilezas que
puedan reyestir un colorido de yaosi-
militud. En- todo tempo la inlexible
al6gical de los Sguarismos es ell argu-
mento mas contundente, Ia solucion
defnitiva que Aera la conviction en- el
Amino de todo hombre inchnado a la
rehexion.
Mselibtmsrastic1O sobfe elsiego
de- Gdayaina, que pabhcainos en- el
radiog 1858, esta sconsignada Ia produc-
cion que en- dos periodos de 10 amos
dieron las cincuenta y tres haciendas
de cana que contaban entonces Qua
yana y Arroyo, cuyo valor approximate
calculamos ascendfa a cinco millones
quinientos mil pesos: capital de explo-
tacion invertido en- esta forma
Importe de 10,000cuer-
das de terra en- cultivo.. 100000
!. y 1900 esclavos. 100000
y +, SO estableci-
mientos, maquinas de va
por, etc. 1170,0oo
), y 1000 carretas 10000
1600yuntas de
bueyes., 100000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03
Pesos.

Diferencia. S2.867143
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

E} cai5op9o de guerra AsruTo la aegado
i Aguadilla. So esperan otros para guar
dar estas costas, no sea que q separatlsmo
qliefa tambion aqai ieyantar Ia cabeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

isSeep1do-- IL hoido del hogar paterno
un muchacho de color de q amos dc edad,
pelo rizo, que Sc llama sefapio Canales.
Sc ruega 4 la persona que sepa 81 para
dero 10 participe & sn padre. ealle aa 4 Fer
talesa n1m. / h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-03

Productos que ha dado este capital
en- un periodic de diez amos:
.dkos Prodt0 AaoS Prodt0.
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Apropos of the 4th of July, the
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A tour of Europe on veIocipedes
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1t is reported that the owner of
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A boy II years Of age is under
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1t is stated that the clerical force
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Friday. July 81. 1874

At this final Concert everything win be upon
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homeopathic Physician

I'd ESPECTFULLY offers his services in all its
II branches to the citizens Of Knoxville and its VI
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20 merit and receive share OF patronage.
DIP. returns his sincere thanks to his former
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o continuance Of the same,
Residence and Once corner Of Main and Locust
streets, Knoxville where he may be found, unless
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Prompt attention given to calls from distance
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r WOULD sell $50 acres with the new Log House
Il on it-about fifty acres cleared, with good spring
convenient for ST per acre, half paid next October
and the balance in October IS75-or all it at $40
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in annual payments to suit purchasers, at per
cent interest. No objection to the farm, only
have more land than I need. Title good.
A. E. WOODWARD,
May IS 1874 n1O-tf. Red Clay, Georgia.
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NeaU .AdUertise'laents.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Ann shaddon vs.. A. P. massengin.

IN THIS CAUSE THE DEATH
Ill of the defendant having been suggested and
proven in open court at the April term, 1873, the
plaintiff by attorney moved the court to receive
this suit against the heirs at law of the defendant
And it appearing to the court that the 10th day
of April, 1865, an affidavit was affidavit, bond
and security the plaintiff, issued by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, and levi
ed on the 10th day of April 1862 on the lauied
tate of the defendant by N. B. Swan, Sheriff Of
Jefferson county. And that on the 1st day Of
January, 1866, another attachment was issued upon
affidavit bond and security by the plaintiff, by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jefferson county
against the lauded estate Of the defendant and
levied ON the Landed estate Of the defendant the
21st day of March, 1860 by N. 3. Swami, Sheriff of
jefferson county.
And it appearing that Miller Massengil, who
lives in parts unknown, Mary Kennedy who lives
in Texas, and Pharoah AfassengiI, who lives in
Texas heirs at law of A. p. Massengin dec. and
non-residents of this State, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the NORRIS
TOWN GAZETTE, notifying the said nen-residents
to appear at the next term of the Circuit Court
for Hamblen county, to be held at the Court House
in Morristown, the Sd Monday in August, next,
and show cause if any they have, why this suit
shall not be revived against them the heirs at
law of A. P. Massengill, dec This the 18th day of
June, 1874. I. C. CAIN,
Jun "A nI6 4w-pr's fee So. Clerk.
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81. 1924
The Fifth Gift Concert.

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which will be given nnder this charter and by
the present management.
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FOR SALE :
A Valuable Tract Of Land.

EVHE UNDERSIGNED IS AU-
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Tract of Land, lying Holston River, Hamblen
county, Tennessee, and Anderson's Ford
There is about 800 in the tract-100 well
tinIbered, and 2O0 acres cleared, under fence and
well watered. The soil is of an excellent quality,
and great bargain be had in purchasing the
farm. For further information, apply to
VA. g. TAYLOR,
May n9. Morristown, Tennessee.
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FOR SALE
A
FAR M
IN
Bradley County Tenn.
FOR SALE :

A VALUABLE farm of 35S acres, Situated in
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One hundred acres of the land is cleared-the
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rooms, porch and Smoke House. The other, q
good Log House, weatherboarded. containing three
rooms, porch and passage three brick chimneys
Smoke House, Spring House. good Barn, Corn
crib and Stables. Location perfectly healthy, and
good GeighbOrhood.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16

State Is to DO apprehended from the
electric flashes generated by the burn
Ing eloquence Of the bright and shin.
Ing lights Of the Legislature, the reso-
luton was adopted without opposition.
Religious and Secular Amusements.
The revival and work Of regenera-
ton set In motion by Sister Van Colt,
some weeks since, las been steadily
kept up aud many brands have been
plucked from the burning. Since the
last appearance OF Bouclcault At the
Metropolitan OH Saturday night, the
theatre has been closed, but II u stated
will be opened with q good company
BY Manager Mcguire Ia the course OF u
week. The Yosemite exhibition given
BY Mr.. Hutchings In the Assembly
Chamber on Tuesday night, was large
" attended and loudly a%pplauded.
The old Pioneer repeats 1t rs q matinee
at the Metropolitan OH Saturday.
SAaRnRusii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16
THE RAYMOND Axo ELY MINE.

Through the p%oliteness Of ii. A. Day.
Superintendent, we have received
a copy OF the third annual
report OF the Raymond " Ely
Mining Company, Phoebe District.
We extract the following items:
Amount Of ore extracted during the
past year {, 1875 tons: total yield from
ore, tsilings. etc, g., 365.3 5s ; cost OF
mining ore per ton $3l,s3; cost OF
transportation, milling, etc, $1,000
During the year we have erected at the
mine f~lrst-clsss hosting works, OF the
capacity to develop and work the min.
to a depth OF $500 feet, unless water In
considerable quantities Is met with, In
which case additional machinery will
be required.
The Lightner shaft has attained n
depth OF l.07O feet. 10 the depth OF
900 feet, IL consists OF but W compart-
ments /; at that point, a third conpart-
ment was added. The rock III the bot.
tom OF the shaft presents the same gen.
eral characteristics Of all the material
through which the SHAFT had passed
from the surface down, still being In n
quartzitc formation. The 9th level
ESQ feet). Il the lowest level on which
the vein has been cut. The prospect
In q WINE being sunk from this level
IL very encouraging.
The fr,t series Of ore deposits seem
to be about exhausted. aud the works
OF exploration As yet have failed to
develop other valuable bodies Of ore.
But It Is highly probable that this
great Psnaca f~i,sure, the Comstock OF
this County, which has produced Its
millions OF treasure, and made for the
Raymond & Ely n world wide reputa-
ton. will. at some depth. yield other
deposits OF ore even richer aud
extensive than those heretofore
worked.