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The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25

Flagstaff, the summit city of Arizona, where the tall pines grow and the breezes of heaven are cool as they pass by the snow laden mountains, where men pursue with vigor every branch of commerce, the industries in the mechanics art and where they engage, with sure promise of success, in agri- cultural and pastoral pursuits, there came to the house, the home and the hearth of our friend John N. Berry, 8 guest, that brought gladness to the heart of host and hostess. The morning stars sang together the joyful welcome, and the shrill voice of the locomotive sounded along the mountain side and adown the deep valleys and canons the glad tidings, the rever- berating echoes came rolling back in tones so sweet, so full of felicity, that every voice and tongue joined in the refrain: ''To us child of hope is born, to us a son is given" May it's mission be blessed in bringing peace and plenteousness. We wish you joy good friends.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25

PASSING over the A. T. & s. F. last week, when nearing El Paso observed a mass of railroad material by the side of the track in pyramidal form; here were broken timbers, chains, links, car wheels, piled up to tremendous height, beneath the whole, forming the base, was the huge wrecked locomotive engine. Upon inquiry, it was learned that on the day pre- vious a train of forty flats, loaded with stone for rip-rapping the river bank was passing at a raptd rate, when the engine reached the bridge of an acequia, the structure gave way and the momentum of the heavily laden train pushed one car upon another until seventeen cars were heaped upon the ditched en- zine. Of course the whole was so sudden that it was impossible for the fremen and englneer to make an effort to escape. In a few mo- ments all was quiet,as if a miracle had been performed, and the men in charge of the engine made their wap from beneath the tangled mass as free from harm as the children were from the fiery fur mace. Such faith or such luck is most uncommon in these degener. ate days.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25
FLAGSTAFF FLUTTERlNGS.

MT. Grove, the lessee of the Flagstaff House, the popular hotel of the summit city, intending the preparation to provide board for a large number of the townspeople as we'll as all travellers. has closed the kitchen and dining room, which will not be reopened until the new and more prominent din- ing hall can be furnished. In the mean time the lodging department will be neatly and carefully kept for guests.
 Hawks restaurant at Flagstaff, on the A. & P, opposite the depot cars, or station, is put to it's ut most capacity in supplying its daily patrons. Hawks is a canary bird misnamed; his plumage is bright and beautiful. and his song is as dulcet as the mournful har- monist of the wooded tropics.
 Extensions, branches, feeders or connections of the popular Allan tic & Pacific railroad are being pro- noted and built as if by magic long and frequent trains of mate rial in their creation are going over the road, and the great Aver mil at Flagstaffis loading and forward ing ties daily for the various points of construction. It is destiny Nature seems to have marked out this route as the best in all that goes to make the continental tran sit perfect.
 On Friday last, in the town O
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25
St. Johne. Thureday, June 25

AT the recent meeting of the Board of Supervisors, the proceed ings of which will be found in an- other column, an affidavit was filed by M. V. Howard against the off, cial conduct of J. L. Hubbell, Sher- if of this county. This misstate- inent of facts which was conceived in malice and brought forth in ma lightly can only be accounted for by the source from which it ema- mated. The venom displayed in the affidavit of this informer is without parallel in the annals of depravity and maliciousness. This individual who has resided in Apache County less than three months attempts to belittle MT. Hubbell, one of the most popular of northern Arizona, and a man who stands as high above him as does the tallest mountain above the hillock of the pismire. This malcontent, who in an arro- gant manner proclaims "the Mexi- cans must go," should remember that it requires more than a few months residence in country be- fore dictatorship can be claimed thereto. The action of this malig- Inant, who attempts to sully the character of a reputable citizen, should and will receive the con demnation of every right thinking person in Arizona Territory.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25
NINSLOW WHISPERINGS.

Winslow will celebrate the Glorious Fourth for all there is in it. J. H. Breed, with many other patriotic spirits have set their hearts on making this celebration a season of unbounded joy and, to gain the end desired, they have passed over their plethoric purses to a committee who will come as near making them sick as it is pos sible to do with the short time on their hands.
 Base ball matches, horse tracing, foot racers, bull fight, singing class of twelve Mexican burros led by a Kentucky Jack-instrumental ac- compartments of six moguls. Billy Woodruff will challenge the world to meet him in his celebra- ted imitation of the Skaters of Wilma" on eight foot roller stilts.
 I. K. Woods and Morris Moor will do the Sullivan-Ryan biz. for the gate money, Queensbury rules, to the end, very soft gloves.
 Doctor Demarest, the celebrated aeronaut, will go up in balloon, boys, up in balloon-and probably stay up, the observed of all observers, the most part of the day.
 McCamman, in his favorite act of Rebecca, will run the lemonade well at four cents a tiny bucket, and draw it yourself.
 Mills and Red Hot will vend oranges and "cacahuates tostados" till you can't rest.
 The pyrotechnic display of the evening will be under the direct supervision of the "old man that deals in all kinds of truck.
 The grand ball will be under the management of the accomplish de agent of the 4. -& P. rail- road company at Winslow. As this show is expected to do some thing almost too ethereal for mor- tals, it was proposed to send courier to engage the St. Johns sylph to assist in its terpsichorean allurements. The extravagant charge of eleven dollars a skip set tied the questionable Bonfanti firts will be omitted.
 We hope to be in receipt of the perfected programme before we go to press, however, we report so much of it as seems to come authoritatively, believingit will in- fluence the people far and near to join in the festivities.
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-25

A corporation has been formed in this city under the title of the Aerial Steam Navigation Co.,, to engage in the manufacture of air ships and the machinery and ap- pliances for operating them and to transport freight and passengers through the air to and from cities and towns throughout the country. The captal stock is placed at $1O0,000-San Francisco Chron- icle.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-14
PArEyr Horfcss.


Il No. I0Ms
INITIAL 81 srAs LAHD OyvicE,
Euresu. Nevada, nay ~. i8ot-
NioIICk IL h8&6BA ulvkh IhAf rBt
IN Pay-Day Cold and oliver Nining COMPANY,
who's poeto1lce nAdrsuo 10 San Irzucisco,
OalifoFnts. has this day fled it, application for
ltnser fsst Of the Rav-Dsy minis Or VEN bsanns
sflvW. with surface ground 6ix hundred feet 10
width, situated 10 Jsckfsbhit Mining District,
County Of Lincoln. and State Of Nevada. I'D
Ale IN this once % Lot No. 80. located upon
unsurveysd land. Ths exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. " being = follow, TO Wit:
Beginning q posi- mask>d No. !. . survey
No y. from which U mineral monument No
bears y 10 deg = min ~ feet. M stove
pips Of Day Mining Compaay's once besrs N
90 deg Is m1n Z 40 feet. and the snekesfsck Of
Payday hoisting- works bears 8 II deg - min
Z $50 fsst. Thsns lst course. . u deg u min Z
eoo fest. % post marked No ?. survey No y.
being identical with the noFtheatterly corner
monument Of the Pay Day locstton, from which
Ne noethvsseeriy CORNER monument OF the Pay
wsstsrly corner Of tbs Payday location.
e e = e, 3 OF a. 81 s.: ss.
- d. - fees, g pat no I, 3 surrey No
~ AID tAsnss, 3 u deg " min 3 GOV fsss, 70
post He :, U survey No. -. and The place Of
heG1nnln9. ooeta1n!ng IN assA q e9-lo0 scse 81
Iand which traets bling excluded from this
survey lssyss remaining an Arsa Of IA 23-l0o
scres Of land.
Magnetic variation 10 deg East
The location Of this mine % recorded ia the
Rscordel,s onlcs Of Lincoln county. Nevada. In
on the sast 81 the Jackrsbbit mining claim,
and On the north. west aad south By NO known
claims. Any and sll psrsons claiming 3D.
vsr.sly any pestton Of sid Payday milne or
mrfaee ground Ars required to ale their advsrss
TNS1 0fRcs A. r.rsfs. n ~ ~ n ns.sSs
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-14

LII WHITE ~ A ~ cnrr Aur, crv n :
- ssle tsued ous o. The elulh ju1irlsI i,i.,,ts,
Court. In snd fvs tbs c:usty "A Iinscis s,.s'
u >evsds and to . az. GEO sl.1 6s.il.s . !
for judeplcnt repoeSea H. MD f'ourt. rr ~
sssnsy.e'9's dsy g sasussy 4. D. III. Il
PLAINTIFF. and ssainst Csospr Iuevs il. issi~si.
hus.ell. nasg.rst Busssii. Whiisn .. reS,s,
ray. klixaoeth NON urss1. Antiis d ~ nm ~,
West Mehnsrsy. ysAss ne6tfIs. Nishsti Z,
epceAid, =. 0orssss. sus 1 avn = s,tss.
~ ,s~ ' =, sn a. .ie lesens ~
with six hundred and eighty six 49, M, ;si
lars. lavyers lees and one hundrvsi ~ ~.
thres eA6seol dellsss. tau soeop, sn1 m sc.sSs
Ing costs and interest. have isvisd d tSs 81.
lowing trop>rty. 10 witt -
Al q ths rial ,titie and ,rttsssi II Tie ~
dsfendauts II aid 70 tLoas ceffs,n ElssSS
ciaiIns s1tnst<1 IL len fbhnos MIMI bis1s;S
~ the Ccuusy o. lAncoll, 4saas Il Issa1s n
e1etasse r.cosesa 10 ~ rtsss1y or N ~
vsta,s siDin L'sssiri = sna ssiisA !, Eli~ !.
cr,ix'mths. l.smsfAss snihs. nnsins 8 ~ si,sss
rssk mirs. psibtsh NTH. ~ v : tsss.s ~
rhe lflfspsvt hrstby ordtre0 solo ~ n l,-szs
n ~ dseses being % fsiissesss ~. SiieS~s
sssss,s nis,ns sisis cc.s.iniae ~ llssss1
nsssds u sid iiairisI - 'sis, issss 4 n, =
.1lsihg elain. As uldivitsd il1essa ~
hsn1.eA go fss1 q 49, eselnh nksss -
ing elaAn kne.n and reesp1p1 u "A $500
- H. ''oavaoe' Mise, Wo11& ~ nisIr1 cjSiS
$1,000 2 - s3s ~ ~, s.sa 4. .say Y,
Ihitds fs0oH) stst ~ ths1 cxSlsf III n 80
located and recorded 10 sbs rpcords Of .sid p.is,
Ing district o. the sbslhsc" 3 tpe; ssid elrsr
ecntalns lees hnn4rrd tslej fess, s,sse " ~.
~ o. snes cerssin nfosst rt1tni cuesHlnih6
sssd .i e 4. s:sssa -. y e: 81 s s.
.sv1sAs neere ~ sndivtssd ~ ESssssi ,csuj
ssst ~ that eesists h-lestt els1ss ssi -.
knewn ~ Sseosded u ~ tsctxds u ~ q.
nit - ths "nof Ds3 Asuna q hise. gH11N NJ
No. -: ss:s ssss: III 1870 = r..
elaln. lceaas1 - rseesds1 4 - dlsiriss 3
obe tksuo1sl fese an u 49, csSlSis1 NJ,
~ -. ecns..!sins s..As As.1nl ~ -
dlslsics - ths ''pth<Tpfss nsss = s,kss
claim. All 81 thst cestsil niplle eisinl. : ~
cpusSihA III hunGr1 l6so) fSss, ~ ffVxs ! =
sscorded f. the rseorss q 49, disasici y ~
''Bsxdsd'' mine OF ting Sluiki. II as1I.
y :ss sns .ss... s,., &C. 6, = e, s.,:
o tks gseosds 81 ssjd, ptnise sisarsst = -
'sBents Cruz' mine D. siki4f cIafn, coais1niia
} tStal q Twelve hun1fo1 l111Uj ~. a. 80
vidsd Interest q two han1fsd ~ sisly1i1 -.
" .shifds t1ee3 J fsss q ~ sssnil nlI1.f
Il i5isics . Is. .fssess Siss q Sisiss si,is.
Shlek eonsalns slolt k1s1s2 80 ~ ~
y thes esstsip mine venintng slslH tpllag1
Peopfdsdin sid dislrics = ~ ssIlee9u4et
nine. wAieA aelA ufne esn>alpe ~ noe1lD4
's sy. n !. sa &C. ssis s,! q; :, ess'
~ III ~ vetss nehts 49, ipe1As.4 -
joo'' Dpg1nGo, SD ~ a. hon4ee4 - ~
f1eol scees Of lspd knoga = - tpnlsQ
ne Msna15ay lase - vsi,a ~. W.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-14

A new st"ry. iIln.sr.sirg the ready u 4
Of the Hibsrniru. comes from st. Jo+
vhere the Rev Sam Jones has heen even.
gsl'zius the ungodly. In one Of his se,
mons he wa particularly bitter agains
the Catholics, predicting that they woulr
I'll ~ " heiL He then remarked thu.
his tJonss') mother had been Catholic,
and that the lady was undoubtedly in
hell. About this time one Of the audi.
ence, thoroughly disguised, got up and
started out. And there" said Jones,
pointing to the retiring Irishman, ..is an.
other on the road to hell" "Well." was
che reply, a. the Hibernian turned half
way round, have you any word to send
to your mother y
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-14

,,,.,. p s..S. s7 s.s L.,D o,s' a.,
NIOTICk rs MEREBY 0IVEh THAT JAMS
IN y. L1uMBB, whose poe9olBoe address q
Ci6cfnnati, Ohis, ~ Shis al Aled ~ sppii.
eaeion for patsnt for 6ftsss hundfsd Iinssr
anl siivss, With suflscs xroS17 IT kundrcd
fses In vidth .situatod IL p1hrSnarst Iake NM
NJ District, Ooaaty u Lincoln. 96sts Of Ne
e1risi plat q 6is Is shissf1cs e "a Hvnbss
Mount Disblo Nsriiisp. The eSterior ecusds.
ries Of aid Lot No - bsing = foliown, to viz;
HeginntnG - Il pust mnreca No 4. B eurvpy
Ne y, + ., 3 3, So q, Section S1. \ b n. vhspce
~ Nj CORNER pod Of ssotson 81, 4 !. 3 \. 50
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-14

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Ens1sn, Hsvs1s. Ys2ear1 6fE. L1.
NOLxQx - NE8HBH oleM( That j. b.
IN Mh@.es wheee r66ttmoe n11Sss, y Cin.
s g. ~: n ~ eey - hissgp li1dlioe
ths sJoln r. saiss q vsia Ss6issf 49, -
aiiygs WITH snrfacs ground II tasl IVA - -
vt41h, eiouG14d n fxhnnnrs4 T1Nes X111a
D1411r<y eo1,nty Qk xf9oola 80 Gt6ferf ll1vIil
e. ~ ~ e N Y ses as!a sssss ~ ssi1
~ 4 ssssl 49,. q - 4 < Ss - ~
ns7ldIs1. rs e1issise bousdss - 81 No ~
Ne. n otl1g = lollsvr. y VII ~ ! e
n s: 3. y az sj5. 4; IT,. sessy: |;
Ill y u issss a. "a al nos SSs s ~ 4
y II - nin y. le fssS ssoa 81 poss Is. l
Tneacs. ruknfHTs nj euszfae. Nsst ls1a ~ y
~ y Z, y Z survey 10 2 old nopea1sssi
E So g.. 4 . s.s sa; Z 4. y ss
poe ~ :; thence, ID soasse. ksst l60D M 10
poee 4e Z, = egIyey No 81. old monumsa1
bseu y J. ~ ~ - fset from said pos9 10 (.
sAsace, ~ couxSe, South eOo fset 70 poss 10 /.
49, nos g sse,es: s cont, ~ = 9 -
~ ~ naaenet1c variation u 10 Al ~. "A
III locafion o. this nine Il recorded u N
neeeedes's o0ce q Lincoln county, n boos *
nlning noetces. .paee ~. 81 sbs records u
This eisin q bc1ndsd by no tnova eja,n,.
Az ~ ~ parsons claiming adversely any
pcF)tcn Of the aid = John ~ mine n S;1ri1ss
ground ~ required % fls their sdvsrrs cIuIl1p
via ~ nsg!ess Of the United Btstes Laod
~ 4es e 1cssf. Y re tats e nsysds, during
they WI - bsfred b. Virtue 81 the provisions
Tn, HrNCxLKY. Register.
eis hsrshy ordered that the forseoinr nos,ss
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-11-14

si.s diii.s sr.ris I'D fAi a r. cable. / ,pur
~n' u. thsfi al. phi. a. . u cages. !
si'iai' m q iuisy. IN. nar- ~ let oid
.erpp irn, b itN, &c; M AneLsr tpts ~
ctrs- h,t ionp. ntsh.- toisf II inrhsr.
!ff't ~ &; % au h0r bolt. 2 fLebsr. ivN fsei
long; lss piecer slrHp iron, lxs inches. IA feei
iong, pundhedi 40 pieces Of strap iron. kxG
irehes: u feet long, punched; "a pieces hog
chain braces; 10 anchor bcits. ~ tnehsr. u
feet long; 20 anchcr bolts. ~ inches. 81 feet
long; iron gsared hnud -windiats: 3 pieces cut
granite rock about 6x7 feet, and 10 inches
thicf; ~ castings for pump; l small rornd
wirs cable; ? tresties.
Al No. Hosting works.
Iron ore buckets, old anvil. old BELOW.
] orr screen. sheave and boxes, coli old
hoiNing rope. pair platform scales, Grind.
siqne and frame, 60 tons Of ore more or leas.
At Meadow Valley compaay's once.
stove. with drum, pipe and rinc, desk !,
letter prehs, desk stool. 2 chafrs, / table,
letter scale, l safe, with door broken. . surrey
ors coplpEsfes. pictures and frsmes. bill
hies. letter nles, match asfe. clock, 10.
gsther with any other personal property belong.
irs TO i n,,l Meadow Valley Mining Company st
AID Notice Is hereby given that on a
Friday, the Fourteenth day ef March.
nd n'c,ssrs - s az nosn y s0TsocA 4. =.
risht fitIe ma ;ness. j - sH ~ ~ ~
ley Mining comrsnv IN ~ "a, y ~ -. .s s "
scribed properly At the Meadow VALLEY mimi
IN esij Comfy and .,th. 49, ~ sT w1 u f,sass
ipg Comnrnv'. ,n,lI 49, ssz.rs vsuoy Mip.
DRY valley n ssid c'.,.. 1 Ms soros .
tnfo ui.rc a Dy~ v.ifs- y ~ ~ ssse aaIe g
that day. tho said sale 70 take plaza a piorhs
a. = O'clock = =. Of that DAY. 1t public suction.
der. IN limited a.ssss s.ya Ssa snn peAl Do
thereof "a NAV \. ..ss a eos.. " g niuch
judement ana casts " s@"'y ssta
Ard under and bv v,,sns ~ ia
id az ~" Mn aas IS 20 q ~ cctnmslds,
upon the foliowipc dssc-s,s. = y -. ieV
ssta arscnss,,t s,s,,..sS y" - prropniV % the
coin sforessid ana moe s,s. AZ ssunfy LID
as follows. 10 wifi. o'S5ipeu
Lots number To- II. n a a "A -. !.
40. 81 and a. n S,ccr ~ n q ~ "a -, y,
AZ In the tovn ~ ptesHn ~ III Icing s1tu.
lincoln nforesaid soa.shs. ~ ~ uouy OF
lar ihr tsrau,r,,t hs,r,,s.,,.s'. " - slnsu
ane.s shrrpnnto Belonging O. n any WIZ p snrss
AMI ~ " = ~ " Ky =, - y w. non %.
Mo- ~ ne s. , = \ o. sreficn =, snd th.
tha e'sn ~ snu the u
NE Y of The ~ ~ ss a. and ths
N ~ sectton a. 80 sovc1 y. and The
4 q ssericn IS. and the ! v K Or see,so y
tho isst sforsss,d io.s nsss. as s. ~ ~
OF lsnd' Wing he,ns az 's IT, parcel. o. inca
On. N isros ~ = 'eusse ~ township
taining Nh HUNDRED IA MI ~ s . con.
with iii and sinr,isr ths tsns, 49,, sosssnsf
mt nts and appursenancss shsrs1n1o S. Iss.
ettuste 4 ths lover ond ~ ~ 40 10 sRnngt
rnt,eh, n noss v.li.v n. y ~ ~ y un1sen
Aforesaid. together win Al ~ vstsy ~
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Niles Boyd of Richmond dropped I
$500 diamond in her soup plate, and in.
atse' atly swallowed it with the stswed
oysters. She was in stew, full jewslled.
A physician was summoned. who i'm
mediately mined the young ladys Col
conda with an elnetic and recovered her
diamond BY the loss Of her supper.
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Two second.hA doors, window sssh. !
door !.smss cthumbserews. 20 2.inch r enspipe
~ Rlags. ls.insh = easpipe couplings, 50
20 eolpltngss " k-lncl T gasplpe couulincs.
finch elbows. 10 2-inch risin Couplings. ID
1H1nch PAIN couplings, . 1-inch plain coup.
In4. z lh.ineh hoss couplings, Q A-inch
eeeck valves, zH-inch union coupfing-. II
psunds assorted iron rivits and nuts-
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Ouuep 91Afns LAND 0rT7cR,
N1or nss:'' ssvi ss Srs's, Sivss p ~
~ =. Z. ysiiis, Q. q. Hsslh ~ ths Valley
1n Al11nG 0amymsys lWtsee past once n.
1sese y P2hs4neo1s, Lincoln County ,Nsvsda, Ia
Sss "a 49, 49, gl11ese!o9 fos : Pateni fos
4ftses huaasee linsaf test ~ u "Hifik Of Juiy'
= fs.suIsq = Less 1isiss pississ. Guuss s' 81
tancoln I'D etstsn{ revsda, snd 1sadnslsd By
~ ned noees - o1leisl PIE b ~ q shis
e p = Lot S.nhes 2, r fsvnahip I, Range.
ecssa.zsss " said Lss 10 ~ seiss = follows,
BEGINNING q post marked No. !. o . Survey
20 q. I. y Z. % \, section S; thenrs ths
y Ec g ~ " z No. Ts.sn. Y 3 bs.rs i
a rss 10 ~ s "a e g: s.. II S.g
cosr.c. \ - ~ y 90 fsst. 10 post nssksd No
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psssssd from ~ W. msfldisn. NTH na6nstic
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06

desasosiego q causa de Ia resoluci6r
sibita del canciller aleman, y NJ. Ju-
lio Ferry sentira probablemente ma,
agradable sorpresa qne tenor por e
cololuio one Sc proporciona eon el e.
canciller aieman al If MIA a aeon
pa1ar la princesa de Bismarck, d
quien los m6dicos envi n al Medlodi-
de Francia.
Muchos caminos conducen a Ma
sin pasar por Paris, y no hay necesl-
dad alguna de cohonestar con un pre-
texto tan POGO plausible como ell desec
del principe de vengarse del Parlamen-
to que lie erehusa un auxilio, para justih-
car asi ell viaje, como la vista proyec-
tada.
Ell canciller legara a Paris tan lnegc
Sc cierre la couferencia de Berlin. Este
viaje Sc relaciona en- mas de uu punto
con la question de Egipto y la actlvl-
dad de Inglaterra. En- parte tiene por
objeto afrmar, d los ojos de esta dlti-
ma potencia, una inteigeucia que Sc
mega d Greer, d fin de no yer que pue-
da il diriglda contra ella.
Este puuto de vista es bajo ell que la
vista del principe de Bismarck a Pa
ris tiene grande Importance. GCam-
biara NJ. Ferry una vez mas el eJe de
su politica, 8 avanzara mas en- ell ca
mino que sigue sin gran diScernimien-
to2
Seria tambitn interesante saber 81
NJ. Jules Ferry devolvera al canciIer
aemau en- Berlin la vista que este va
4 hacerIe en- Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
Il COsDE DE BISMARCK n PARIS,

Ell Figaro anuncis IN pr6ximo viaje
del principe de Bismarck Paris, que
considera como ell coronamiento del
acuerdo interyenido entire Francia y
Alemania, por consecuencia del cual
fue eonvocada Ia conferencia de Berlin
por las dos grandes potencias conti-
nentales.
I'll diario parisiense anada que ell
conde Herbert de Bismarck, d 50 paso
por Paris, manifesto q NJ. Julio Ferry
Ia intenci6n de visitar q Paris y yer al
presidente del Ccnsejo.
I'll canciller aleman era esperado en-
la capital de Francia en- Ia segnnda
decena de enero, y debia pasar en- Pa
ris tres dias.
El principe de Hohenlohe ls reserva
las habitaciones de la smbajada.
Ell principe de Bismarck ira acompa-
1ado inicamente de su hijo GniIlermo.
" Este viaje, aGade Ell Figaro, pasa
ra iRadvertido para la poblacidn pari
siense, pero preocupa va mucho aI
numdo politico. La approximation en-
ire Francia Alemania quedara en-
eierto modo sellada en- esa inesperada
vista. ADebera relacionarse con eso
proyecto de yiaie Ia precipitada parti-
10 de NJ. Waddington de LondFes5
En- los ciren!as ofeisles geina eierto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06

Ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge-
neral ha dispuesto Sc bag, pre-
sente d los jueces municipales de
la isla que la remission al Gobler-
no de los estados de nacimientos
y defunciones 10 verifiquen por
quincenas, segdn previene ell art.
1874 del Reglamento para la eye
cuci6n del Registro Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-06
Ia CRISIS O8RERi EN Lon EST iDOS NlDO>

Tn reri6dico de Nueva-York trae
nn p&rrato que 70 deja de ofre-
Ger inter6s Y enseilanza, respecto De la
Sitaa ion de Ia clase obrera en- aqnel
pals. Una agencia comercial ha rem
nido, en- el peri6iico que p0bica sems
nalmente, Ia cifra de los obreros >in
trabajo en- los Estados- UuidoS, = segda
escs datos, asciende Il $4,000 el uu,
nero de los one por cicrre de los e>ta-
blecimientos, hnelgas, suspension tenn
poral, e., a., Sc encuentran actuaImeu
te sin medios 1ne les permitan emplear
Su actividad Y ganar por medic del ira
baio 81 subsistencia. Comparaudo esa
cifra con Ia de la poblaci6n obrera que
reside en- ell pals, Y que siendo Ell $50
de 1852, 40, Sc calcnla one haya He
gado d un maximum de 100000, Sc
encnentra un total apr Ximado de 10
por 100 de obreros siu trabajo, 10 que
representa-, sin dnda, una de las crisis
mas graves que ha atravsado ell pals
desde hace mucho tempo.
Advierte ell peri6dico de donde to
mamos los presentes datos que en-
! $50 era insignifeaute el nhmero de
brazos ociosos en- el pai~. Eu esa 6poca,
tolo el que qneria Y podia encontraba
trabajo. Hoy falta este hasta ell extre-
mo de que existen Estados, como los
de Minnesota, Naeva York Y Nneva
Jersey, donde hay una proportion res
pectiva de 40, IS y l6 p9 de obreros
~in trabaio. Algo hay yeriaderamenie
grave en- este estado, y es ell rigor del
mvierno, que aumenta las angustias de
esas gentes, fa'tas de hoSar y de me-
dos de snbsistencia
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