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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20

himself to the merits Of the question
Vest said that the constitution had
placed no limitation on the power OF
congress to admit new states. The ac
tion OF congress as to the admission oi
states in the past was no criterion for
The present. The men who framed our
constitution had never dreamed that
any period short Of centuries would see
the American wilderness penetrated by
civilization. There was no need today
for the admission Of new states i'm order
70 strengthen the Union, and there was
no need to rush this territory into the
condition Of state. The population
was not enough TO entitle it to "A repre.
sentative in congress, and il would, to a
certain extent, be disfranchisement of
states already in the Union to gave the
| present population Of Oak ota two repre-
sentatives i'm the United States senate
as we'll as n representative in the lower
house of congress Demands are said to
have been made since 1870 for the ad.
mission Of the territory. They had been
demands Of ambitious politicians. Men
who were ready to cut each others
throats, politically and physically, had
been urging these demands" General
Grant had been credited, Vest said, with
u statement while president, that Da-
kota gave him more trouble than all the
other terri cries put together; that the
trouble there WAS there two streets in
Gahkton, and wien one street did any
thing or got anything done the other
street rehel!ed, and it would require al
mort all the civil and military power Of
he United States 10 keep the peace he.
ween the factions. Vest sent 10 the
desk and The secretary read Il number
II petitions opposing The admission Of
'he territory and ascribing the desire
for admission 70 the ambition OF pcliti
clans who wished to go to congress.
Confirming. Vest said the project 10
divide the Territory was unnecessary.
There were no natural barriers, noun
tam or river. of interest or sentiment, TO
DIVIDE the territory or people. The en-
.incering Of the admission scheme Vest
ascribcd to Gov. Ordway, upon whose
industry and soliciiude il reflected great
credit. The trouble was there were too
many statesmen in Dakota. They were
given to calling conven.io;.s; or WAS the
United State" senate n body to record
'he edicts of political juntas?
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20

Times, -: From Morris Welch. re
Gently returned from Valentine, we
learn that OlIara brothers have com
pleted their contract for grading ninety
miles of the Sioux City and Pacific ey-
tension west of Valentine, and are now
at work on 80 mile contract from the
terminus (Gordou) northward, directly
toward the Hills, which must be com
p!cted 10y the first of July. 1t will nm
doubtedly be finished long before that
date. The distance from the northern
end OF the latter extension to Dcadwood
will not exceed % miles. Morris came
over the country and pronounces it
good. He reached the Cheyenne in a
short days drive with 4 heavy wagon.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20

Texas SiftIngs: YES" said Gus De
Smith, "these saloons should be closed
on Sunday. They do more to break
down the churches than everything else
pat together"
How is that?"
"Weil. now, for instance, that saloon
keeper on the corner near the church in
which l worship swindlss my poor
pastor out of fifteen cents every Sunday
It's sin and a shame"
"Yes, but how does he do il ?"
"You see, he keeps epen Sunday
morning when 60 to church, and, a.
lie has no confidence in church people
l have to pay cash; so he gets away
with the fifteen cents I've put in my
pocket for the contribution box. Tha,
saloon keeper robs the church funds OF
that much every Sunday. He ought to
be ridden out Of town on rail"
"I'll tell you how you can head him
off When you 60 10 church take the
street above. There is no saloon on that
street"
"Yes; but if there amt any saloon on
the street to church, it will hardly b<
worth while for me to 20 to church a
all"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20

Press 4 Dakotaian: The opportunity
Is ripe for the right sort of man to
place himself in the front rank of public
estimation-to make himself the honor
ed leader of the hottest masses-during
the coming session Of the legislature.
lie needs to be able, conscientious and
faithful to public interests. He needs
to possess force Of character and the
most vigorous industry. He needs the
experience in legislative matters which
will enable him to detect the drift of
events by outside indications. He must
be able to thwart the designs of the
schemers. With these qualifications, il
he cuts loose entirely from all the fac
tons Of Dakota aud enters upon the
work Of the session as the exponent OF
reform and the open, avowed opponent
of the corruption now waiting for an
opportunity to assert itself, he will at
once occupy position long held open
for the right sort Of a man. Will such q
leader materalize? If he does the
gates are wide open along the highway
10 future political renows.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20

Washington, Dec. 9.-Dakota is once
more theme Of debate. The senate,
on John Shermans motion, took up the
bill for the division Of Dakota on the
forty-sixth parallel, and admission Of
the southern half, measure prepared
by Senator Harrison, chairman Of the
committee. Senator Sherman's motion
was carried by party vote-34 ayes to
% nays. Senator Harrison, as the
father Of the bill, opened the debate and
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-25
Sobre Ell Cuneris1nO.

Mucho Sc ha discutido acerca
del signifcado de esta voz, y nadie
hasta ahora ha logrado fijar per-
fectamente su sentido. Mejor
aun; cuanto mas de ella Sc trata
por algunos, mas oscurecida que
da, pues no es possible compagi-
mar tantas y tan contrarias ver-
stones como circular respecto de
ella. Buscando su verdadera eti-
mologfa. hace muy cerca de dos
amos. que expusimos nosotros su
genuine sentido, pero NADIA hemos
adelantado, porque esa palabra
tiene un sentido politico, y claro
es que cada escuela la interpreta
a su manera para su provecho.
Despues de todo, y vistas las
constantes diferencias de los ami
mos en- esa materia, 10 logico y
natural es deducir que 10 que es-
ia expuesto a tan diversas inter
pretaciones no puede servir de
bandera, nj en- pro M en- contra,
a ningdn partido que pretenda ir
q 10 conocido y acceptable, por un
camino de doctrinas claras y exen-
tas de sombras y nebulosidades.
En- este sentido, sin atacar nj
defender en- absolute la Erase, So
mos de opinion que puede haber
un candidate cunerO muy acep-
table y muy digno, y otro en- cam
bio que, sin aquel concepto, deje
de serlo, por mas de una razon 8
causa.
Asi, por ejemplo, entire ell Sc
nor Canovas que Sc dignase acep-
tar resueltamente nuestra repre-
sentaci6n, y ell ne6fito Sr. Colon,
lcual de los dos serfa mas acep-
tablet
Con nuestra opinion esta con.
forme en- un todo un periodicc
muy autorizado y reformista fu-
rioso de la Isla hermana, que Sc
expresa en- estos terminos:
"Si por medic del ejemplo quisiera-
mos pintar bien 10 que entendemos
por candidate cunero, diriamos 10 81
guiente: Ell Sr. Santos Guzman, penin-
sular y conservador, no es en- Cuba m
cuner0. Porque el Sr. Santcs Guz-
man tiene ALI arraigo, posici6n y como
cimiento. Los que lie votan le como
cen, PeEO el ST. Rodriguez BatistaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-25

que en- bien del porvenir y adelanto de
esta Isla Sc digne sancionar y dar for
ma de Ley al proyecto de Obras Pd-
blicas tan sabiamente iniciado por
S. E., cuya realization lIenaria cumpli-
damente las aspiraciones de los veci-
nos todos de este termino Municipal,
elevandose copia certifcada de este
particular al Excno. Sr. Gobernador
General para su superior conocimien-
to.
Els copia fiel y exacta que concuerda
con ell original de su contenido que
obra al folio diez y siete vuelto del IL
bro de actas de este Ayuntamiento. Y
para remitirla al seflor Director del
BoLETIN MERCANTIL, por orden del Sr.
Alcalde para su publication en- dicho
peri6dico, ibro la presente visada en-
Ciales q veinte y seis de Mario de mil
ochocientos ochenta y cuatro.-El Sc
cretario, Jose Roure.-V.' b. Ell Pre-
sidente, Santaella.
Concurrentes: Alcalde-Presidente,
D. Eugenio lla.-Tenientes Al
caldes, d. Ramon Col6n.-D. Narciso
Sais.-Concejales, ID. Julian Molina
D. Rodrigo del Rio.-D. Aniceto Ma
rrero.-D. Juan Luquis.-Sindico, D.
Isidro Martino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-25
084, ,OOOI5.o61, ,l68I5.45S, $40 5.297, ,992

sion que creyera surgir ALI en-
ell nuestro. Pero cuan grande es
ell desencanto! Ell Pueblo, al me-
nos, del II del corriente, hiciera
sobre ella algunos concentrates,
dandola por consumada, y he
aqu1 que las cosas han sucedido de
un modo diametralmente opuesto
a 10 que habian sonado nuestros
contrarios.
Els triste gracia la de estar
recibiendo siempre desengaros.
Efectivamente, hubo algnnos dis
tinguidos correligionarios, en- 81
expresado distrito, que en- ell terre-
no privado abogaban por otra
candidatura diferente de la pro-
puesta por ell Comite Central. Di-
jimos privadamente, porque MIN
guno de ellos tuvO intenci6n de
hacerla prevalecer sino por la via
pacifica y amistosa, y no por ell
escandalo, como hacen nuestros
adversarios.
Pero va nj aun esas pequefas
diferencias existen, y todo Sc ha
arreglado en- ammonia con ell in
teres general permanente de la
colectividad, dando aquellos una
insigne prueba de amor q nues-
ira sagrada causa y q la discipline
que debe reinar entire los MEM
bros de un cuerpo para sacrifcar
en- aras de la unidad colectiva sus
afecciones y deseos, por mobiles,
justos y generosos que sean.
Y sepan los sonadores de dis
cordias ajenas, que no ven las
suyas, que en- Guayama nuestros
correGgionarios votaran unani-
memente ell candidate propuesto
por ell Comit6 Central.
Por clio nos felicitamos y en-
viamos nuestros placemes a nues-
tros consequences amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-25
ESTADiNICA SACARINA.

Ell importante peri6dico fran
cGs Journal deS fabricaptS de
sucre, acaba de publican ell cuadro
general de la production de azd-
car de cana y de remolacha en-
todo ell mundo, y en- vista de Gl
podemos hacer las siguientes de-
ducciones que merecen ser como
cidas:
Ia Que los productos de una
y otra han lido sucesivamente en-
progressive crecimiento desde el
afio 1881 hasta ell actual, en- que
va el aumento de ambas es muy
notable.
2: Que entire todas las regio
mes que Sc dedican al cultivo
de la cana, solo Cuba produce
inmensamente mas que cada una
de las otras, figurando la Isla de
Puerto-Rico en- r. lugar.
81. Que en- cuanto al azdcar
de remolacha, Alemania es con
mucho exceso la primera naci6n
productora, siguiendo a esta Fran
cia, Austria, Russia, Belgica y
Paises Bajos.
AZ Que en- 1883-84 Ell pro-
ducto de la cana en- todo ell mum
do assemble, en- toneladas, a 3 mi
llones 759 mil, y ell de la remola-
cha a 1926, 900 con una diferen-
cia afavor de la primera de l mi.
lion 5S4, 900, siendo ell total de lc
producido por ambos conceptos
5.984,000 toneladas.
81 Que la tendencia al aumen-
to en- la production ha sido mu,
cho mas notable y sorprendente
en- la remolacha, pues, mientraG
que en- el 1881 el producto dt
esta planta subiera tan solo
l1.743, ,992 toneladas, en- ell corrien.
te casi ha duplicado. La tenden
cia al aumento en- el azdcar de Ca
ma ha sido inmensamente menor
Ahora he aqui en- detalle lo'
interesantisimos datos establish.
cos de aquells publication fran
cesa;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-25

Diputado por Cadiz, aunque hjo de
Cuba, serfa en- Ia grande Antilla IN
cunerO."
Segdn este, claro es que el Sc
nor Ubarri, por ejemplo, pro-
puesto por ell partido incondicIo-
nal, serla menos cunero que todos
los candidates juntos del partido
reformista, y sin embargo proba-
BILE es que adn lie llamasen c'tae-
rO.
Segun este, es indiscutible que
ell mismc sefor Labra no es acep-
table como candidate, pues en- esa
signifcaci6n ell senor Labra re-
sulta ell gran cunerO. IHay qulen
pueda cOntradecirnos?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-25
A LAS coRTEs.

Excmo. Sr: Don Eugenio Santae-
LA y Cort6n, Alcalde Delegado Pre-
sidente del Ayuntamiento del pueblo
de Ciales, a nombre y representation
de su Corporation Municipal, tiene ell
alto honor de elevar q las Cortes de Ia
Naci6n Ia expression de este vecindario
en- favor del adelanto y prosperidad de
esta leal provincial, cuyoS intereses re-
claman con urgencia entrar en- la via
del verdadero progreso, imprimiendo
r&pido y potente impulse q la construc-
ci6n de sus Obras Pdblicas para obte-
ner ell aumento de riquezas que de elias
necesariamente debe resultar.
La expression de una gran serie de
amos ha demostrado pr&cticamente que
ell sistema empleado por Ell Estado,
Provincial y Municipios en- la construc-
ci6n de sus Obras Pdblicas ha product
do resultados tan lentos, pesar de las
enormes cantidades invertidas, que dis
tan mucho de satisfacer las apremian-
tes necesidades del pals, cuya pobla-
ci6n en- progressive aumento reclama
con urgencia arbitrar los medios nece-
sarios al desarrollo de su agriculture,
industria y comercio que no pueden
hoy extender su esfera de accion por la
falta de carreteras ferro-carriles, tan
indispensables para su natural desen-
volvimiento; mas 81 de los esfuerzos
aislados no Sc ha obtenido ell resultado
que con sobrada justicia reclaman las
necesidades de esta Isla, el proyecto
de Obras Pdblicas tan sabiamente ini-
ciado por ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General de esta Provincial ha venido
reSolver un problema por tanto tempo
ansiado, cual es la posibilidad de lograr
un emprestito que sin aumentar la tri-
butacion produzca ell grandioso result
tado de que Sc construyan y terminen
en- Ell breve plazo de seis amos totas
las Obras Pdbl&as de la Isla. La rea-
lizaci6n de este proyecto, Excmo. Sr, es
el ccmplemento de las aspiraciones del
pals, y no puede menos que obtener Ia
unanime aprobaci6n de estos leales ha-
bitantes, cuyos mas vehementes deseoS
Sc clfran en- e. engrandeclmlento de es-
ia provincial espa1ola.
Por todo 10 cual el Conceio de Cia-
les, por conducto del Excmo. Sr. Co
bernador General de esta Isla, acude 8
las Cortes de la Naci6n, suplicando
que por ell poder Legislative Sc apruebe
y proteja ell grandioso plan de Obras Pd-
blicas iniciado por Ell Excmo. Sr. Mar
ques de La Vega Inclan, de cuya rea-
izaci6n penden ell adelanto y prosperi-
dad de esta Prcvincia, Ell desarrollo de
su riqueza material, y como consecuen-
cia natural acrecentara ell amor de es-
tos leales habitantes h&cia la Madre
Espa1ola al yer que esta Sc desvela
por Ell bienestar y progreso de sus hi
jos puertoriquefios.
Gracia que impetra Ell que suscr;be
d nombre del Ayuntamiento de este
pueblo, en- Ciales veinte y ocho de
Mario de mil ochocientos ochenta Y
cuatro.
Ewgenio SantGclLG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-25
BUEN SERVICIO.

De otro buen servicio llevado q
cabo por la Guardia Civil damos
cuenta con sumo gusto.
En- la madrugada del IL del
corriente, despues de muchas fa-
tigas y trabajos, fue cogido en- su
guarida, jurisdiction de Fajardo,
un sujeto llamado Manuel Mora
les, (a) ell Meme, que desde hace
largo tempo tenia sobresaltados
a los vecinos de los barrios Rio
Arriba, Rincon, Estribo y Maja-
qua con sus fechorias y desma-
mes.
Ell tai Morales usaba un nom
bre supuesto, Sc habfa fugado
de los trabajos de la carretera de
Cayey en- Agosto de 1879 y esta-
ba reclamado por ell Juzgado de
Humacao en- virtud de robo y he
ridas.
Verificaron tan importante cap
tura ell Sargento 10 de la Guardia
Civil Roman Fernandez, Cabo %
Gaspar Flores, Guardia l.: Rafael
Mol Carrillo y 90 Sebastian Mar
ca, al mando del activo Teniente
del Cuerpo D. Ramon Rubio Es-
calona. La misma fuerza apre-
hendio en- la propia noche al su-
jeto llamado Gavino Tanga, re-
clamado por robo por ell Juzgado
de San Francisco.
Cada dia Sc hace mas acreedo-
ra la Guardia Civil al reconoci.
miento de la sociedad.