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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12

Nos0tfos hemoS pedld0 Slem-
pre- una prudente repression para la
vagancia, porque ella existe en-
paises que marchan a la van
guardia del derecho moderno y
estan regidos ademas por institu-
clones liberalisimas; porque ella,
en- fin, es y ha sido siempre un
peligro para la sociedad y ell orden
Y una fuente de exceSos v de cri,
menes que espanta.
e. que no tiene oicio conocido
nj rentas para vivir imprescindi
blemente ha de apelar al delito
para llenar las necesidades de la
existencia. De ahi la precision
que tiene la sociedad de o. roner
una fuerte valla a la vagancia.
! Y que mejor valla que la acci6n
rigurosa de la ley?
Sabemos que para ciertos ju,
ristas seran la, palabras Y los
danes del senior Silveis. motive
le gran escarceo; pero Ino vaIen
mas los intereses sociaIes que los
escarceos de la passion poIitica !?
Esos que tanto invocan el dere-
cho ino le han de conceder la
Sociedad cl de rechaZlr convenien.
temente "eSa poblacion que, CO.
mo dice ell senior Silvela, princi,
paImente en- las grandes ciudades, !,
Sc halIa con >tituida en- relaciones
de verdadera ho,tilidad con los
ciudadanos que viven de la pro-
dad Y del trabajo?" mo ha de
serle licito al Poder Pdblico de
fender a las classes trabajadoras
Y propietarias de Ia hostilidad
constantc de los parasites que
las amenazan, las explotan Y
las inquietan"? 2iensen en- este
los que no hace muchos amos po-
nian aqui ell grito en- ell cielo y
lasta ell Habeas Corpus invoca-
ban, porque Sc exigia la cedula a
IN indocumentado, 8 Sc lie detenia
Q Sc leenyiaba POI laruta al pueblo
de su residential, y no Sc fjaban en-
la muohedumbre de desocupados
que donde quiera pululaba y en-
Ia infniiad de hurtos y dc abusos
q"e un dia y otro Sc cometian,
teniendo en- continue sobresalto a
las ftmilias y en- incesante rie>go
la propiedad.
Entonces, sobre el que sc atre
via a sostener que es un Ielito la
vagancia, y copiaba artfcnlos de
la ley de vagos rigurosisima que
esta VICENTE en- ell rcpubllcano es-
tado de Nueva- York caian como
furias toda clase d oposiciones
iracundas y sistematicas, y hasta
guerra hacersele aparecer como
enemigo del pueblo honrado. Co
mo 81 al pueblo honrado pudiera
confundirSele nunca con los vagos
de ofcio y parasites de la socie-
dad!
Cuanto mas Sc trabaje menos
Sc llenaran las carceles y los pre-
sidios.
La vagancia ha menester un
dique legal y poderoso para bien
&c la socielad y sus sagrados in
tereses. Asi 10 entiende el senior
Silvela, y asi 10 ha manifestado en-
,u docti~imo discurso de apertura
de los Tribunales.
"Suum cuique. Este es el
verdadero derecho. Dejese, pues,
a la sociedad en- possession garanti.
zada de los suyos.
A este tienden los proyectos
del senior Silvela en- la reforma
del Codigo Penal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12
BOletiD Mercantil.

BILE la situaci6n y la crisis economical
de Ia Isla de Cuba. y
Apliquemonos algo de 10 que
en- las anteriores lineas resplande-
ce, y apliquemos tambien a nues-
tro porvenir, que ciertos pesimis
tas miriam tan negro, aquel dicho
popular:
mo es tan fero G, leon como
10 pintan.' -
Adelante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12

clal LAWN, del Gj6n, no deja de ofre-
Ger contraste ell acto de los msrineros
yankees huyendo.... desalados & la pre-
ssntaci6n del fuego, sin acudir en- anxilio
del aduel buque, del que formaban par
te, y que les prestaba ell sosten.
Honor, paes, nnestra marina!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12

Tambien adelantan en- literatu-
ra escogida y selecta.
Bien dijo ell que dijo cuando
dijo que ell mundo marcha.
Seguid en- vuestra marcha, pues,
los que hablais de rocines y pe-
sebres.
Y buen provecho...... os haga
esta clase de literature.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12

bien entendido que cuanto Sc EN-
plee en- aumentar las fuerzas de
tan it'll institution, en- extender
sus servicios y mejorar su actual
estado Sc ahorrara en- carceles y
eriminalidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12
De los corscursos.

lie los concrrsos.
Articulo 10 Los concursos para los
premios Sc efectuaran en- toda la Isla
de Cuba, debiendo los que aspiren q
ellos presentar sus solicitudes antes
del 10 de Noviembre de cada afio, para
que, cumpliendo con 10 que para cada
case Sc preceptda, paeda ell Jurado
apreciarlos el dia 10 de Junio signien-
| te.
Las convocatoriss para Ell coEcurso
Sc haran para Ell 10 de Setiembre de
cada afio, fjando en- elias la capital de
la provincial en que han de tener lugar.
Esta designation la hara ell Goberna-
| dor General, oyeEdo la Real Sociedad
Econ6mica, y de tai suerte que cada
aho Sc celebre un ccncurso, por 10 me-
hos, en- cada una de las seis provincias
en- que esta dividida la Isla.
Art. 30 e. Jurado 10 compondr&
una comisi6n que nombrara Ia Junts
de Agriculture, Industria y Comercio
de cada provincial, y con su dictamen,
remitira ell expediente del que haya
resnltado en- mejores condicioues al
Gobierno General, para su resolu-
ci6n.
Art. 80 Los seis expedientes de las
provincias Sc pasaran por ell Gobierno
General d la Real Sociedad Econ6mi-
ca, la que, por medic de una comision
de gu seno, propondra al Gobierno Ge-
neral la adjudication del premio, en-
aquel que en- vista de los expedientes
provinciales 10 merezca, porque hsya
llenado mejor aventajado q los de-
mas expositores.
Art. A. Todos los opositores ten
dr&n ell derecho de visitar las fincas
que Sc hubiesen inscrito en- ell certamen
del premio aque Sc aspire, y examinar
los expedientes de elias en- las respec-
tivas Juntas provinciales, las que en-
session pdblica pronunciaran ell fallo d
favor del>opositor, que para cada pre-
milo cream que deba adjudicArsele.
Con la misma solemnidad Sc hara la
adjudicacion defnitiva por 10 comisi6n
de la Real Scciedad Economical.
Art. So Ell opositor que no Sc hu-
biese ajustado estrictamente d 10 dis
puesto en- este Reglamento, no sera ad-
mitido al certamen, por mas que de
cualquier otro modo trate de justificar
que merece el premio de que es objeto
ell concurso.
Art. So 81 algdn premio de los se-
falados en- Ia Real 0rden no hubiese
sido adjudicado por talta de opositores,
8 habiendolos habido, no hubiesen lle-
uado las condolences necesarias para
obtenerlo, quedara para ell siguiente
concursc, adsmas del annual que he de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12
Fomento de la riqueza.

Segdn prometimos, reproduce
mos a continuation ell Reg|amento
para los certamenes agricolas de la
Isla de Cuba, mandado formar de
Real Orden y aprobado por ell
Gobierno de S. NJ. Volvemos 4
lamar la atenci6n sobre ell y So
bre las consideraciones que con
tai motive hicimos en- ell ndmero
anterior:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12
CABOS SUELTOS.

Ell Criterio, cantando las exec
lencias del partido, y bien parti-
do, reformista:
Por ESQ existe = existir4 ell partilo
liberal reformista, mientras aliente nm
atomo de fe y de esperanza en- que balo
la bandera de Espana, todos los dere-
chos, rodas las libertsdes y todos los
progresses que ostentan otros paises,
han de coronar en- las Antillas la obra
civilizadora que en- ella comenzar IN
nuestros mayores."
Lo que esta fuera de duda es
que con apoyos como ell de FL
Criterio fresco estara ei reformis-
mo.
Como que ell colega Sc pas6 con
armas y bagajes a la Izquierda
Dinastica.
Caballeros: use habla en- guasa
8 en- serio?
Pero vaya Bien dice El Cld-
NOR del Pals que aquel Criterio
gasta bromas demasiado punzan-
tes,
Y con las cuales Sc queda con
ell partido liberal reformista.
Como 81 fuese un naingo igual
a aquel de que nos hablaba hace
POGO El C!amor del Pals!
De un colega de esta ciudad:
GEL BoLET1N afrma que nosotros
comparamos al principle de autoridad
con un rocfu encanlado y triste.
Pero otuid6 10 mejor ell colega.
Y es que esta ell rocin en- tai estado
por ell NAL trato que lie da ell que lie cui-
daba antes en- abundante pesebre.
Un rocin, un pesebre. -.
Pues, senior; va no solo en- el
idioma italiano hacen progresses
ciGtos colegas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12

lYa piensa el colega en- la sus.
tituci6n del senior Fajardo?
Pues poca prisa Sc la, que d.
gamos, El Ctamor del Pals.
Tenga un POGO mas de calma
el colega y no quiera madrugar
tanto.
Que no por mucho madrugar....
Sc amanece mas temprano, dice ell
refran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12

Uno Sc empeha en- que Ia nue.
va primera Autoridad sufra q to-
do trance cuarentena.
FL otro, al llegar el senior Fa
lardo, truenl contra ell eeremo-
NAL prescrlto para la reception
aqui de los Gobernadores.
Aquel propone al Rerresentan
tie del Rey que Sc de a la medita
ci6n en- la isla de Cabras.
Este piensa va en- ell sustituto
del senior Fajardo......
En- ESQ habiamos de parar!
Despues de hablar de las aspi-
raciones libcrales, dice un colega
idem de esta ciudad:
Isl hemos esperado tanto tempo,
lpor que no hemos de csperar un POGO
mas?"
Y hasta sentados, 81 quieren.
Es una gran virtud la de la re-
signacion.
Alabemosla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12
De El Clamor del Pals:

Los Gorbernantes y Ia opinion phi
btica es ell tftulo de una serie de articu-
los que ha empezado d publican nues-
tro estimado colega Ell Pa bio.
81 ell BoLErTN no sabe como deben
hablar los puebIos a los gobornautes,
lea ell artfculo citado "yaprenda para
cnando venga ell sustituto del senor Fa-
jardo. y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12

Ell Criterio, cantando las exec
lencias del partido, y bien parti-
do, reformista:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-10-12

las las ventaJas.
Para completar ell cuadro de 10
que debe ser la Guardia Civil, in
dispensable consideramos asi mis-
mo que todos los homsres de bien,
que todos los que Sc interesan por
ell bien general, que todos cuanto>
'lesean sc eyite que las tendencias
del peryerso y criminal preyalez-
can, procuren prestarle su ehcaz
apoyo, ailanando las huella de los
delitos y persiguiendo a sus auto
res con todo genero de confiden
cias y mantle 'asiones que pue
den la er.e a los individuos de
,iicho cuerpo, sin riesgos de MIN
gun genero, al mismo tlemuo que
con grandes ventajas para Ell lnte-
res pGbico social. Que los cnl
dadanos Sc acoatumbfen 4 yer en-
el guardia a ou mejor hermano y
amigo. confiandole cuant6s he,,ho,
yuedan ser obj to de procedmlen-
TO Y persecution, y asi sc habra
dado un gran paso hacia el 5ienes
tar de los pueblos
7, siendo la Guarida Civil un
institute eminentemente guberna-
mental, que Il todas horas y en-
todaS parties yela, cual centinela
avanzado, por el orden y por eI
respeto d las ynstituciones, debel
as de nuesttos patridtieos gobier-
nos progeer 4 10 urgentemente
aeeesarlo en- tan vital asunto;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are 80 insidious In their
attack - those sffesting the throat and lungs:
none so triied with by the majority Of suffer
sn- The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from = trining or unconscious ex-
posurs. IL often but the beginning Of a fatal
sickness. Ayers CHERRY PEcToRAL has
well proven It's efficacy In . forty years' tight
with throat and lung diseases, and should be
taken In all eases without delay.
4 Terrible Cough Cured.
"in 1881 took severe cold. which Affected
my lungs. hEd terrible cough, and passed
gave me ur. l tried AYERis CHERRY Pre-
ToRAL, which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep; and Afforded mo the rsst necessary
continued uso OF the PEcToRIL = perma-
nent cure Vas effected. I am now 81 YEAR
Old, hale and hearty. and am satished your
ChkRRS RkCTORAL sRved me.
hoRAcE FAIRBRoTHEn-"
4. 'nghAm, VT, July IS. iss2.
Cr. A Mothers Tribute.
,"Whilo u. eountry last winter my iittIs
IL ssemel IS 10 ho would die from strangu.
lation. Ono OF tho family suggested the use
OF AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, a bottle Of
Was tried in small and frequent doses, and
70 our delight in leas than half an hour the
little patient rks breathing easily. The doc
l.
LaTed my dArmnH's life. Can you wonder at
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mka. EMMA GEpSEY."
las West l2Sth St., New York, May l6, Iss2
~ have used AyER'G CHERRY PEcroHIL
la my family for several years, And do not
hesitate TO pronounce IL the most etfectunl
remedy for coughs aud colds We have ever
tired: A. J. CRANE"
Lake Crystal. Mimi, March Is. Iss2-
suffered for eight years from bronchitis,
and after trying many remedies with no suc-
cess, was cured by the use OF ANER's CHER
nv PICTORIAL. JOGEPH VALDEZ"
byhAliA, Miss, April 5. 1ss2.
81 cannot say enough in praise Of AYERS
CHERRY PECToRAL, believing a. I do that
but fIr its use should long since have iiod
from lung troubles T.. BRAGDOS."
Palestine, Texas. April y, 1852.
No case OF an affection OF tho throat or
iunEs eIists which cannot be greatly relieved
By tho use OF AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and It will ailrdys cur when the uisea.e u
not already beyond the control OF medicine.
rHErARED Br
Dr.J. .Aysr& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all DruEgistG
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-10-25
Science Hill Institute,
JOHNSON CITY. TENN.

The next session of this school will
begin September ist, 1851, and con-
tinue BIS weeks. Course Of study thor
ough and complete. The most COM
potent and best trained teachers. The
teacher of music viii be a lady Of cx-
pcriance, possessing the highest degree
OF culture both in vocal and instru-
mental music
Primary deparnont per term Ct 3 months Sla.5 Q
miorCollegiato 80
Music. with use of instrument $500
A contingent lee Of $lG0 each per
term OF - months or S200 for the
session must be paid in advance.
Good board 1t reasonable rates.
w. a. EVANS,
Prin Science Hill Institute.
July %, 1884
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-10-25
Goalaa... EEeIp Fsl.nseIC.

"Yourson went TO New Mexico some
time ago, didn't he?' asked man of
an acquaintance
eyes"
"Havo you heard from him recent
Typ
aEo"
"TLenit devolves upon me to tell
you a painful piece Of news. Your
son died last week.
ooh, haavons" exclaimed the faith
er, "hc should have known better than
That"
Gle Yves hanged continued the
bearer u painful news.
ooh, wen reioined the father, 'in
that case don't suppose he could
help himself. ''-Arkansas Traveller,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-10-25
TEsE EsA 80.
reekasnn

to pry into the family affairs OF my
customers, and don't want to know
anything that is not told me freely,
but hear there is a heap OF trouble
over TO your house, and that your pa
and ma do not speak to each other
and that your pa medimtes suicide.
How is it, and what is the matter
"Woll, TIL tell you said the boy, as
he looked through the crack in Che
door to see that nobody was listening
"You see pa is man who don't keep
posted. He don't read the papers, Last
week the papers We're full OF " new
trick that is being played ON travellers
by women, who get man to hold a
basket in depot While they buy +
ticket, and they 20 away and the man
finds that there is am abandoned baby
in the basket, and he has 20 take care
of it. Ii pa had read the papers NE 7
would have been posted ON the trick,
but all he reads is poHIlcS' les'ef"'} /
pa was down to the depot to see Con
eral Sherman pass through, and while F..
he was waiting lor the 'r"ih ne ma" 70
60 into the ladies WaiImSfo"0l 10 see
who was there ne couid maSh' cause "s
much as have talked 70 pa' ne Is lle
same Old mashcr ne was long ago DC
sat down on a settee' ana so"o7o'A-
ing woman came along ana SloHeou III
pa out OF one corner Of her eye lHa'
was enough ior pa lac weakened ana
glanced back ana she came up TO hi'n
and smd, young man. you i.a@ Hhe
a gentleman that aehoale woman
could trust" Ia said he "lshed "e "'0
as many dollars us aeN"'e NqAl y
could trust hlm, ano hc looked 80 'itN-
led when she ca5eo INA q young man
Ia Is ohuipf"ud "h8n ahyoouy con I
seem 10 thlnk ne is OH "eil '"e
young woman sand where thefe were
~ many ''' i''V', ~ ..' '',' ''''','
'n"y "'i',''" '''N''" 'i0'"'''7 ~ "
S'I"hs''' ""' ','''V was s",'''''','7 ~ y,
none anu ','''' III us '''' '','' si'g ''''
'S 'nou6n 'e ""''' " " ''gi 'N' "
younger oro'i'eF' anu '''t' s''9 ''''''
ie"'o I" treasure =" '''' i'''i' ''i q 'qT ''''
ilcn's "l'l Il iePI',is 'i'"1 ny """'0 p''-
.ecV II WIN l'iS il,e' "'' Sooi'S''
pro'her BUSINESS '!A''' t"' '','">' i''
tllilAS no" 'n0l sue al'uP'0 20 'ue
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29
P~atenting Mines.

As showing the importance of hav-
ing patents for claims which are for
sale, eduardo writes from Washing
ton to the New Mexican Review as
follows:
Some day or other the mine claim
ants of New Mexico will wake up to
the Importance of securing patents as
early as practicable. There are capt.
~talists, or their agents in Washington,
from abroad nearly all the time look
ing for opportunities to invest. The
temptation to do this is because inter
est is SO much higher in this than other
counties. In England most large CAPT.
talists are content if they can secure
"a permanent investment of two or two
and a half per cent, so that when the
opportunity offers to put money in a
mine with the prospect of much larger
dividends, the temptation is Very great.
But the first question they ask of a
man having a mine or land to dispose
of, is, "What is your titleY" and if 1t is
patentable land, and no patent has
been issued, that fact terminates the
consultation. l know several good
properties in New Mexico where this
prevented a sale after a thorough in:
investigation as to the real value had
been made in person.
The great Emma mine contest in
London, has not been forgotten. Now,
when a purchase of a mining property
is made, the formula is. The secretary
of the Interior must certify officially
that the signature to the patent is that
of the commissioner of the general
land office at the date the patent Issues.
The secretary of the state must certify
that so and so Is the secretary of the
interior and that it is his signature.
The Hon. l.. s. Sackville West, envoy
extraordinary and minister plentipo-
Tertiary of Great Britain, etc., etc.
must certify that so and SO is secretary
of state and TO his signature. Not long
ago l had occasion to obtain all OF
these verifcatiOns to a mineral patent
sold to a firm in London and the whole
thing like to have miscarred because
the British minister only certified ITO
his best knowledge and belief" that the
signature was that of secretary of
state Frelinghuysen. This fact is men
toned to show how careful foreigners
are in making such purchases,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29

OF Socorro county, will ask to have the
Mogollon county annexed TO Grant
county and hence he is not expected to
oppose Mr. GALES scheme, while the
Grant county members will be satisfied,
doubtless. to trade Kingston for Alma.
The Chaves senate at Santa Fe holds
its post doggedly in the senate cham
Der while r.. W. Webb at Washington
uses influential names as signatures to
kilograms Of encouragement. Speaker
Carlisle is represented as warning
Chavez to hold the fort. that he Gar
llslel will see Secretary Teller who will
doubtless make things all right. Speaker
Carlisle thds shifts responsibility upon
Teller Of sitting down upon Chavez Ell
al, for Teller will Of course stand by
the governor and secretary. the presi-
dents appointments. He must dothis
or have them removed and he is not
likely to do that. Congress might have
taken action in the matter independent
of the governor or secretary, but the
president and his cabinet cann0t. They
must uphold or impeach, and they are
not likely to do the latter.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
Application fer Patent HTo.1e4,
U. S. Land Office,
Las Cruces. n. NJ, Dec, eth. 1881,

U. S. Land Office,
Las Cruces, n. NJ. Dec. It'll, 1888.
NJ Office is hereby given that Josiah Arnol
IN by Willard 5. HOpeweil, his attorney il.
fact whose postOf1ice ADDRESSES Engle, Socoro
county, New Mexico, has this day filed his
application for a patent for 1900 linear feet
of the StitSel mine or vein bearing copper
with surface ground 500 feet in width, situa-
ted in the Pittsburg inning district, county
of SocorIo and territory of New Mexico, and
described in the field notes and official plat
ON file In this office as survey No 1888; the Of
fetal field notes of said survey No 23S being
as follows tO-wit: Beginning at east end CEN
ter Oh claim, monument marked tor memo
rial or starting point, latitude 80 deg 30 sec
IL, thence n IL deg d5 min Q var 10 deg min e
800 it to n c cor No "a blue limestone 2lx6x4
ms MAJ on W face S-N f omar on easterly face
for n W cor Plttsburg lode sur No. thence
II II deg 10 min W va ID deg e, 1900 ito n W cor
No3 IS it W of which u red granite boulder
permanently attached to ledge beneath sur
face lSxl2x9ins is ma u witness cor to-wlt
w C-S.N w. Thence s IL deg 20 min W va Ii
deg @, 600 it to s W cor No4 25 it g of which as
witness cor a red granite boulder 32xl8xlO ms
permanently attached to ledge beneath, mar
w C.S.s W; thence s n deg Is min e va lS deg
2 min e 1900 # to s o cor No 5 a blue limestone
30xl4X3 ms mar SIS L (also s W cor Iittsburg
lode 3 r No y thence n l2 deg 40 min Z, var
Is deg min Q 1893 l.3 # to monument mar for
memorial or starting point No l the place of
beginning. Course OF lode II II deg Is min W
and $ II deg Is mir e.
Connection of survey-From tree 8 W cor
No 4 2.5 it W of witness cor II IA degrees % min
W var ID deg 2 min g 1910 chains (3260.4 ft) to
erected for connection monument
3.5x3.5 1T at base 2X2 tt at top 4.75 TT high built
of is blue limestone boulders on a round
peak of the mesa of the Caballo mountains
about one mile from the left bank of the Rio
Grand0 and conspicuously visible from all di-
r~ections. From monument Caballo peak
bears n 10 deg 40 min @ Cuchillo peak bears II
l5 deg . min W Ell Macho bears S Al deg 30
min W; Cooks Peak bears s 80 deg q min W
Highest peak of Timber mountain bears s IS
deg 5 min q. The location of this mine is re-
corded In the recorders office of the county
of SOcorro in b-pp-o of the mining rec
ords. The adjoining claimants are Josiah
Arnold for P%ittsburg lode survey No bound
ing the claim on the east. Containing 2O.66
acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Stitsel mine or surface ground
are required tn file their adverse claims with
the register of the U. S. land Office at Las
Cruces In the territory OF New Mexico during
the go days period OF publication here +, or
they Will be barred by virtue ( the provis-
ions f the statute.
Decl3 GEO. D, BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29
SPINNEY.
NO. II KEARNY STREET.
Treats Special & Chronic Diseases

YOUNG MEM
Who may be suffering from the effects O
youthful follies or indiscretion, will do wei
to avail themselves of this the greatest booD
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DR.. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit $500 for
every case of seminal weakness which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
AEidd1e-Aged Men.
There are many at the ages of thirtyto sixty
years who a roubled with too frequent evac,
nations of the bladder, often accompanied
by a slight smarting or burning sensation,
n a weakening OF the system in a manner
the patient cannot' account for. On examin.
ing the urinary deposits a ropy sediment
will often be found. and sometimes small
particles of albumen will appear or the color
will be of q thin, milkish hue, again chang.
ing to a dark and forbid appearance. There
are many men who die of this difficulty, liz.
of the cause, which is the secon
stage of s~epninal weakness. DR.. S will guar.
antee q perfect cure In all such cases, and q
healthy restoration of the geneso- urinary
organs.
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