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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-08
a HORSES MEMORY.

He tho Trick He Had Played
Two Years before.
"Say, friend, you arc on my horse"
said ono gentleman to another as no
refined his horse before the door.
G"Your horse! Oh, no! Why, I bought
this horse two years ago"
YOU'D did," answered tho other. swell,
I lost my horse. 1t was stolen just two
years ago."
Tho conversation took place under tho
far-spreading oaks Of an old-time plan
tation homo, says tho St. Louis Globe
Democrat. A planter was surprised to
SEQ his horse return homo after two
years, and ridden by q gentleman who
evidently had bought tho horse in good
faith. After some conversation the old
owner Of tho horse, with much earnest
ness, said: "Wcll, sir, il you will dis
mount, unsaddle tho horse, and he
doesn't go to the fence, take tho bars
down, walk TO the we'll, and If no doesn't
find water in tho bucket let 1t down the
we'll, and then walk of to his old stable,
l will give up, and that horse isn't
mine" "Atyour word; the horse Is yours
II he does all that" cried tho visitor,
and leaping from tho horse, unsaddled
IL. What was his astonishment when
tho horse went straight TO tho fence, lei
down tho bars, crossed over, went to the
we'll, and finding nc water, let the
bucket down, and then, as though he
had left home but yesterday, walked &c
tho old stable. The animal remembered
tho trick and tho owner recovered his
horse. There nro those living who car
attest to tho truth Of this story, though
1t happened years 60.
An Eastern Horse-Steaier.
The following Instance OF endurance
OF pain would not have disgraced q
Spartan A notorious thief coveted
tho horse OF q wealthy native, who,
howcver, by somo chance became
aware OF his intention. and rcdoubled
his vigilance. The man succeeded In
getting two OF his comrades engaged
as g~rnss-cutters. and ono dark night
managed to slip unporcoived into the
stable. His friends covered him
entirely with grass. and no wa,
just stretching out his hand from I'm.
dorncath 1t to unto tho ropo when
the beast started and became r~ostiye.
Tho owner. ~perceiving il. for creator
safety. tied tho animal by II ropo to
two iron pins, which no hammered
into the ground 1t so happened the
arm Of tho thief was just thon lying
extended under tho grass. md that ono
Of the iron pegs was driven through
his right hand. He mover so much O. -,
uttered a sigh, and though tho agony
must havc boon oxcruciating. he only
stirred when no thought tho dunrcr
OF being caught was over. Ho then
pulled tho peg out OF tho manglod
hand. with his left united tho horse,
mounted 1t. and succeeded In carrying
IL of. This was an exploit on which
no over afterwards prided himself.
However improbable IL may appear,
tho truth OF this story may DO rolled
on.-N. Y. Ledger.
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fncTs OF THE LEAGUE.
eckweii IL Confident Of
troeperous Season.

eckweii IL Confident OF n
xsosperous Season.
,-,s.s. 2 Rockwell. the new secretary ana
12,S..s.I - Pacific Northwest League r.
- :. ovsf the outlook for BASEBALL merit
8 conyersation with q Posr.fsrr,rr.
E.. lusssf he said: '''''
49, aseung On Monday was full OF
and . great deal OF work
~ 1Ss~..o. one o. the best things We
- N.s1k several sections OF the con-
~ ssse hitherto been imperative.
Shss g =. Ssst Be strictly enforced. Last
~ ~ ~ nhes imposed on players BY A
Nhsss 90 but next season they win
vss q - the club TO which the PLAYER
= q disqualified from playing.
~ ,ss- 70 nave competent umpires
No - Aeow the rules. aud have the
- Them. We shall pay them
1Si. sno shall expect good work. 1
municatlon with several ex-
.s,s ana mean 10 secure the beat
~ .a.t Another feature that we
10 tho finances. Last sea
49, sunered greatly from unneoes-
- f.ss q new leagues usua .iy do,
pfirciples. va
*, - se have as yet had no formal an
e..- sm oeuhip, We are figuring on
~ y the League next year. The
~ - moen, with Victoria ana Port
8 euid make q snug clrcuit. ana
49, 80. sslssy limit. which viii be rig
~ = oerht to be . paying one. Vic
Kkst .ianoa of 1900, a large per cent
- 4 peffons Of clean sport. Daring
800 49, have given excellent support
" taAm. ana l am confident
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10 Ased HuMorisf Dice of Heart Dis-
sase - His Home In Chelsea.
bosfox, Nov. Nh p shillaber. fsmil,arlv
x :. = In burlington, died This evening &
1neaeee eeed ~ For many years be has been
vicum q rheumatism. He died Of heart dis.
eees, having within . short time bean uros.
sr.ted - The latter an sction.
bsn5Amin RonhAlIOw shillabor Wa born In
foIssmoath, =. H, July II, 1914 He received Z
oietslcs school education and then entered Z
painting once at the age Of 16. Two years after
etu e went 70 Bottom and In 1857 made !
yoyaee 70 British Guiana, where he renamed Z
yeaE An $50 he became editor Of the Boeton
~ end continued In that position ten yeara
ABOUT THIS time his humorous sketches sttract.
ea attention, and he took the poet Of
edleor ct connie weekly called the Caypet. Boz.
g which John g. SAKE ard other humorfsts
eoombufed. From 1856 to 1855 he conducted
the Boston Saturday Evening Gazette. His second
oook. Life and Sayings Of Mrs Parttneton. .
VS. puDushed In 1854, aud gave him Z world
Wioe reputation. though his frst work, Rhymes
with Reason and without" published wear
earlier had not been great succeaa The aIse
harrington Juvenile Series was begun in 1870.
ana IN Al be published nine volumea Hie
latest work letters for literary syndicate. va
pnblishsd in newspapen during the past year.
He styie OF humor wes popular years aso. but
It has NOT retained i.s place In the reeard 81
readers OF the present day.i
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nAnrEs' sUNCo CANE
A(eRt' Explains His Connsetieu
1oA The Take Race.

(eRte Explsins His Connection
IN The fake Race.
11nes. msnaesf Of the spoksne Base-
N h,se . peeiiminsEy hearing tp-
chfry, d Spokane Balla, for
Hy1fcisy a 'acrockedp' fcotrace,
f11oesod on last Sunday. While in
11n1lng the annual meeting Or the Pa
74oot Lsaeue. Mr. Barnes, IN ccnyer-
M P0srINTkLLIeKNcER reporter.
- = had been grossly nisrepre-
1 = ~ afIkir.
- - ths case," ssid he. sars thess:
Qked " the hackers Of the two men 70
onkeho1defs and SITTER consentine drew
o4N0 q agreement, which are very strict
- Utna Tho winner was to toaxe the en-
- and II either man failed to run at the
- upou be w. to forfeit Ill claim to the
~ hnt het made was S.0oo, but this
- until he'd 1850 in my hands. 1
veil convinced before the day Of the
- would Be crooked. bat under the q.
eguosmsut IL he'd to b run, and / de-
- = pay over the stakes 70 the 6rst man
engted the tape Clnette ana Mcdonald.
mo caused ny arrest. came 10 me and
- edo0 Il ! would let them drawn down
noaey and bet It over again, say
MAJ they wanted 70 bet
roaidn,t liston 70 then. n, fhev thsr 1870
take down their shere a - .t.rss "a 49,. III,
match o. bet rsfueed d a. ths,, hs,s s !.
"a fhem tie rncs had 8 IS -. .rd 80 -. !.
r. oame 4 ant Vould - trs ,snn~. A'' :,
1ef man flilsd Is shov n = ~ 800 .sa
~ shelN havs IL nonev' ana q ~. h ss
II nd I'd eive Il s eoms on .r;,sh,a ,s sosu
- N M ears IN ss,Iv - -. % .ns..-
- euns5oe. olthoneh tn 49,. .S. n.ae
NJ arteN a Ss.-.s ...o0u - sninlug
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Han FRANCISCO, Nov. 26-Georee T. Curtis. !
yoang man who Vas arrested yesterday for a.
tempting % pass forged check, to-day con-
iesseo % fourseen forgeri in this city during
the past two years. from which he ebtained
VS. He also Obtained $40 from San Jose mer-
chantA His hight name Il Julius K Diliman.
and his method was TO walk into . store and
ask TO have check cashed for neighborine
merchnnt
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sEDRo,
ANAcOR1 ES

II the down Sound shipping point for the
Northern Pacific and 10 deyelopin very fast
We have blocks Of ten lots each on county road,
beautiful level land and rich soil Only one
and One-han miles from the banks and business
confer Of the city, within the reach Of all, from
800 to 1900 One-third cash for . ten lot block.
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LATOUR & cos fine store
is on Front street, corner Marion,
Seattle?
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SEPAMoS.

A nuestra patria 10 damos to
do, y de ella todo 10 esperamos. :
He aqui una frase del sefioi
Mufoz Rivers . Luis) que cam
pea en- el programa del nnevo
periodico aut6nomo La Demo
crGcia, que Va en- breve d apa
recer, inpirado y dirigido POI
aqu9l, en 10 Ciudad de. Ponce.
Y como & nosOtros, NOS GUSTAV
mucho Las cosAs clarasIen politica
para saber 4 que atenernos, cor
perfecto derecho nos permitimos
preguntar. ante la muy vaga fra
se del Sr. Muioz Rivera:
Esa patria, 4 Ia cual todo 10 ds
el Sr. MunoE, y de quien 81 todt
10 espera, 1 es IL gran Patria Ma.
cional, que tremola invicta su ban
dera en- sus territories de Europa
de America, de Africa y de Oc-
ceanfa; 8 la pequena. raquftica
frac :ionaria, de rGstico 0tolo;e
que ha dicho IN poeta2
Tiene ID palabrs, euando apa-
reEea, La Democratic.
o ID RsVistd de Cepeda, 81 La
Democratic guArdA siIencio, lc
que no esperamos.
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SESSION EXTRAORDINARY,

La OamaFa de Comercio 90 reu-
ni6 aver & las 2 de IL tarde, Y, entire
varias impOrtantes resolucicnes
tom6 la dc que una conlisi6n de 40
sen0 pasase & la F0rtaleza para
ponef'e dc acuerdo CON el senior
Gobernador, respecto & cierto1
efect0s de ID nueva Ley de Presu.
puestos, que ha co conenzadO q fezil
desde 81 II dc Julio.
Sin embargo de estar enfermo
s D., recibi6 s la Oonisi6n, com.
puesta del Sc. Presidente don Pa,
bio Ubarri, Yice.presidente don
Juan Robert y Vocal don Pedro
ArsUaga, ;, deepu6s dc escuchaI
las razones que go lo expusieton, d
acord6 poner I'm telegrama 81
Excmo. Er. Ministro de Ultramar
pidi6ndole que solo las pr0ceden.
cias que hAyan sali0o del puerto
de origen, despu6s del 80 de JUNO,
sean las que paguen por la nueva
Ley de Presupuestos, On vez dt
que 10 verifiquen las salidas, des.
pu6s del "a, ,segdu expresa la Cir
C1lar de ID Intendencia, publlcads
el 26 del citado JUNO.
Aplaudimoa esa aOtitud On q
Gobierno , en- 10 Camara.
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an'moa respecto & Ia alarna pro-
ducida p0r los casos de C6Iera en
los pueblos de Valencia y de fie.
bre amarilla en- Malaga; no - han
pfesentado nucvas inyasiones On
las 6ltimas "A horas en- Ii Puebls
de Rugat, nj se ha corrido & otros
pueblos de la proyincia, "a acor-
donados.
Perdidas Iamentables registro en-
mis- apuntos de la decena. Han
fallecid0: on Alicante, el flIAntro-
pO ID. jose Maria Mufioz, que re-.
parti6 cast toda su fortuna entire
las vfCtimas de las inandaciones de
MuFCia y Orihuela. En- Sevilla, Ell
anclano MARQUES de San Gil, don
Fernando HaIc6n y Mendoza. En
Burgos. ell General don Vicente
Rojo, Segundo Oabo: z en- Ma.
dfid, el Diputado por QuebradilIas
don Manuel FernSndez Oapetillo.
persona estimadisima en- ID buena
sociedad por sus excelentes cuali-
dades. Ahi, como aqui, ser6 muy
sentida 90 muerta
r. P. dsllRio.
8
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Fsrrsr, ApariOiO, Garrig6.1
ReViSta de la Peninsula.
Madrid, JUNO 10 de 1890.

Bien dicen que del placer al do
lor no hay mas que un peso. En-
los dias que tetmiBaban las cansa.
das fiestas con que el Ayuntamien-
to ha obsequiado grandemente & los
forasteros llamados vnlgarmente
IsidYos, una bomba lan2ada por el
alambre telegrAfico vino { tnrbal
Ia algeria general y & scmbrar el
panic0 on los &nimos, todavia con.
tristados con Ia mortandad Que
eaus6 81 malhadado dengMe, ayuda-
do por las tradicionales pnlmonias
de Madrid. I'll c6leFa morbo esta
en- Valencial Esa frase Sc repetla
cen espanto en- tOdos los Circu-
los; y Ia prensa, centinela avan-
zado de la opinion, di6 el grito de
| alertal | y confirm6 el Tnmor del
alamhFe. En IN pueblo { once
millas dc Valencia, llamad0 Puo.
bla dc Rugat, se presentaron ca
SOS de enfermedad sOspechosa,
tan sospeokosa, qne en- algunas,
casas de la plaza dc 10 ROca mu-
rieron todos sus inqnilinos; 81 al
calde y los concejales huyeron,
estando hoy sujetos & nm proccso
pog sd condncla 10 pnnibIe del
caeo ea Cue u enfermedad empez6
81 IL de Mayo = ha tfssUnr'ido IN
mes sin qse az tnmaran las natura
les precs
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Boletfn

muy l6gico. Nerece el pats, me-
rece el pueblo pusrtorTiquefio
muchisimo rsspeto, ps +
su cultura. por su brillante estsdo
social, por sus virtudes, por sus
timbres de gloria del pasado y del
presente, y por sus mobiles aspira-
clones para 10 porvenir. Ante 50
nonbre querido nosotros NOS des-
cubrimos Ia cabeza y levantamos
81 coraz6n hidalgo J. agradecido.
No nos CANA nadie, no, en- ell res
peto y en- ell amor que al pals rem
dimos. Nuestros hechos, nues-
ira historic bien elocuentemente
10 acreditan.
Pero, asf como convenimos en-
este, convenimos igualmente en-
que mucho, muchisimo respeto
merece I'm caballero, IN fdncio
mario, un Autor dramatico de las
eminentes circunstancias y condi
clones del senior Cane, ! quien
implicitameAte, pero de offensive
modo, quisre atribuirle "a ID pa
si6n de partido que ha Ggy0UiGdO
81 pai.; en- que mueho. muchisimo
respeto merecen tambi6n dc Bus
Adversarios polfticos de aqui los
que no piensan cual ellos, ,
no han nacido en- esta provin
cia, y si en- otrAs que f1rman
parte, 10 propio que 6sta, de Ia
naCionalidad, y tienen aqui afec
clones, bienep, familia, amparado
= garantido todo por sl Poder }
.el Derecho de Espaiis, que ! todos
nos cobijan, sin distinciones nj di.
ferencias, con 50 protectora som.
bra.
7. francamente, no implica gran
rsspeto, que digamos, hacia tar
dignos ciudadanos y compatrio-
tAs, el estArles siempre poniendc
delAnte, en- SON de apercibimien
to, 8 de impertinente anasnasa,
como 81 pndiese morti6Carles 10
que tan grato les 90. el querido,
81 venerable. el sublime nombre
del pueblo . del pals pusrsorri-
quefo.
10 4 bobadal
ilSi tan pats 8 pueblo como
vosotros somos nosotros, despu6:
de todo!l
YG yer quiea es Ell docto que
nos pruebA 10 contrario.
lQai6n ha visto que en- unol
|j6Venes ae sintetice el pats d,
Puerto -Ricol IYa nadie pued,
pronunciar una censurai
Es mucho mimol,
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HONOR Es.

Con gusto hemos sabido que ell
Bxcmo Sr Ministro de Ultramar ha
participate telegrAficamenta &
nuestra muy digna prime &
ridad que 81 Gohiez.zJ supreme
ACADIA de Conceder los honores de
Jefo Superior de Administrator
al distinguido joven y amigo nues-
tro d. Florencio Santiago, hijo del
Excmo Er p. Olotilde Santiago,
tambi6n nuestro disting1ido amigo
Y correligionario.
Damos cordial enhorabuena al
agraciado por tan prestigiosa y
merecida concession, y por clio
hacemos extensivos nuestros pla-
GENES & su respectable familia.
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BIBLIOGRAFiA.

81 joven, inteligente y laborio-
90 Professor do Instrscci6n PdbIi.
|ca don Juan Cuevas Aboy ha
iado 4 ID estampa en- Ponce ana
1brita didGctica muy recomenda-
ole por todos coneepsos, J Hama.
do d prestar excelentes seIvicios
{ la causa de la ensefianss eseolsr
| = por ende 4 ID juvertud estudio-
sa, que ha de ser ID florida gene-
raci6n de manana.
Tittlase el libro cue nos ccupa,
| J del cual noe ha remitido 50
autor IN ejemplar con afectuoss
dedicatoria: IrGtadO de onalogso,
con arrsgs0 q los preceptos dc Ia
Real academia EspaAolo.
La obra ha sido examinada Dol
el competente Decano del Magis
terio puertorriqueno, don Manuel
s. Cuevas, padre del sefior Caeva.
Aboy, y & 50 examen ha mere.
cido el libro el siguiente iuicio,
lue juzgamos del todo insto !
CON gusto reproducimos, porque
es el mejor encomio que hacer
g pusde del Tratado en- cues.
| I On:
|" Lo extenso de- ID 0bra, ID csa
ridsd en- las deGnicioues, ID no,
vedad de 10 explicaci6n de los
tiempos del subjuntivo, 10 maners
de presentar los verbos irreA uIa-
res y las diversas aeepciones do
algunas palabras, para "a mayor
iuteligencia de los nifios, ls dan
sierto merito. que Z mi no me
soca elogiar =. j
Felicitamos aI aefior Cusval
Alloy por este nuevo selecto fru
to dc 50 asiduidad y taIento, y h
damos mil gracias por ID atenciGr
que ia usado con nosotros obse.
luisndonos con ID ofrenda de- %
Tratado.
Cue no Sea 6sta "a Ultima obra.
sas
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t


Nos ha producido penoaa Inn
preston 10 noticia de haber fallecido
en- Aguadilla el joven & ilustrado
Medico y estimado amigo nues
tro y correligionario DR.. D. Pc.
dro Rovira y Certzo.
Era el difunto persona de muy
relevantes prendas, y Ia mnerte
10 ha arrebatado 81 carino de su
respectable familia y amigos en- ID
fior de su edad.
ITriste destino!
d, scanse en- el Setior> el alma
del DR.. Rovirs, J reciban su an.
gustiada famiiia y demAs deudos
10 sincera expression de nuestro
p9same.
Les aeompatiamos en- gu legi.
TINA affection.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-02
EoVlMIENI0 Ok EAPLElDOs.

En- virtud de los nuevos presu
puestos, ha habido algtu movi.
miento on 81 personal de los em
pleados de Hacienda de esta Isla.
Se crea una nueva plaza de JET.
De Administrations de Q. clase,
Intendente general de IL del Es.
'ado, J Sc suprimen otras por re
forma. A algunas se les eleys
q categoria; { otras 90 les rebsja.
El destino de Administrator
do 10 Aduana de Arecibo, que dig
namente desempefia nuestro dis
tinguido amigo don Angel Sanz
Ia sido elevado ( 10 categoria dt
Jefe dc Negociado de 3. clase.
Los seiiores don Santos Agui-
lera y don Manuel Vald9s Csjas,
tambien distinguidos amigos nues
sros, que tenfan 4 su cargo, el
srimero ID Intervention de Ii
0fdenaci6n , el segundo ID plaz.
de Oicial Notario, han aldo nom
.hrados, respectivam snte, Jsfe de-
Resguardo y Contador de Il
Aduana de Aguadilla, CON ~.
mento de categoria.
A los euales, 10 mismo que q
Sr Sanz. enviamos cordial enho.
rabuens, que hacemos extensiys
{ ID respectable familia del citade
senior Valde,, hijo de nuestrt
,ambi6n distiDguido amigo el
Excmo Sr Administrators Cen.
tral.
Seguiremos dando cuenta de
este movimiento de personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-02

A unoslse suprime por retor-
ma, y { otros se reduce, por eco
nomia, enormemeDte, el sueldo.
De 1900 pesos que So consig
uaban para estos funcionarios,
s6lo quedan $3.50, con cuya su-
ma impossible es que Sc dtjen nj
medianamente satisfechos los ser
vicios de unos auxiliares tan be-
nem9ritos y tan importantes dc ID
administration pdblica general.
Tai determination no SO explica
mas que por error 8 por equivo.
caci6n, y es iamentable 10 ocurri-
do, tratdndose de funcionarios que
4 ID improba labor de 81 efcaz
concurso unen las cualidades de
inteligencia y laboriosidad reco-
nocidas. por punto general. En-.
tendemos que esta refoFma tam
POGO podrG subsistir, por reclamar
otra cosa los interesee del buen
servicio.
Hemos terminado las observa.
clones que nos sugiere Ia lectura
del presupuestO VICENTE. Sobre
lei fondo de algunas de elias quiz
|ai6ramos que 90 fijase nuestro
Gobierno General, . fin de hacer
Las consultas procedentes J pro.
poner las variantes que se consi.
deren necesarias, toda vez que Ell
Gobierno Supremo estA autoriza.
do, pof el ariiculo Is. para refor.
mar , suprimir servicios y crear
otros nuevos.