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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23
fiotes From Fish Lake.

Ed. BULLETIN: Mrs. E. johnson
and daughter, Miss Ida Johnson, Of
Luning, WAC have for two weeks
been visiting Miss Dine c. JONES
anl f.'.enas in Fish Lake, returned to
tier home Sunday.
Louis l.. Le,dy return d from his
long pos neetiag trip this we ! via
Inyo county, ami is tor the present
visiting his bcosaer C. W. L Idly.
Louies hardsAips in the mountains
have not aged hun one whit AM he
declares the prospecting fever has
not abatel either
Miss Tessie OHare, whose school
lately closed in Columbus, is the
guest of Miss Cassie NJ Dyer.
School has begun in the new dis
tcict. Miss Annie Alley is Installed
Us teacher,
We would here give a w1rl of a1-
vice to the ptosp aro1s ran shhr in
this valley who has such a numerous
family that he is compelled to convey
them to ana from parties aad pienics
in a basket hay rack, that be call
the roll before he starts for home in
order that none gets left, as hap
pened u short time since.
Last Monl ~ night an inch of snow
fell. but did no serious damage to
early grain or vegetables.
SUBSCRIBER.
Fish Lake, May 20. 1871.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23
Silver Star.
trade.

ED. BULLETIN The past week has
been cold aud stormy. Six inches OF
snow fell on the night of the 1ith,
while it rained heavily in the valley
at the Orphan Boy they are ex
tracing about one and half tons of
ore daily
Lothrop and D wis are doing good
work and ore of good quality is being
taken from the Mary mine, belong
ing to the Douglas Company.
The Gem, of Stewart and Harring-
ton, has improved very much in the
past week, and a new discovery was
made few days since by Stewart on
the surface of the same claim
The flow of water in the bi-chloride
spring has been largely increased in
the last few days, and a ledge was
encoup tered in drifting for water
which horns nicely. This fully az
counts for it's medicinal qualities.
Not long since party camped near
the spring, but on being told of its
virtues they Immediately pulled W
stakes and left, evidently not wish
ing to have the acquired taste OF
years destroyed at one fell swoop.
Curtis & Webster have made dis
covery which promises to be of value
on the ground where their tent is
pitched
Paddy Neil has discovered a
brass mine, and has christenel it the
Wild Irishman. He is higaly elated
,ver his find.
The Douglass Company recently
moved house from Sodavlle to this
place. 1t will be opened up to-mor-
row with a dance, the ladies of Lun-
lng and Sodaville having promised
to honor us with their presence.
On the 18th instant the annual
meeting for the election of Mining
Recorder was held here. w. ]. Doug
las was elected without opposition.
The consideration of local laws to
govern the district brought about an
animated discussion, in which the U.
5. mining laws were at first ignored
and eventually repealed by unani-
nous consent. 1t is anticipated that
this will cause Cleveland to send u
special message to Congress.
Brigadier3 Cutting, on a recent
visit to Candelaria, encountered a
venerable goat, who was not inclined
to be petted. He considered this a
bad omen, and Immediately gathered
up his outfit and departed for Reno.
PRospEcToR.
Douglas, May 20, 1894,
VIM, Stanley expert for John P.
and Sam Jones) returned to Silver
Star Sunday. At the time of his
last visit Mr.. Stanley took samples
of the ore and evidently he was
pleased with his assays. 1t would be
great thing for our county il such
people as the Jones brothers should
take hold of some of the mines in
Silver Star. We believe they would
open ub o mine second to none in the
State.
Huifine & Humphrey have encoua-
tered good ledge on the Garfield
side Of the rid .se
Charley Ganong gets some rich
punches of ore, bat he has not yet
reached the true ledge,
Ed. Brown informed friend yes
terday in Carson that his carload OF
ore m.lled up to his expectations. AS
he expected over 500 per ton, the
result is gratifying
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23

General Aren't Sheldon jackson hao
made n special report to the president
concerning the introduction of Sibc-
rian reindeer into Alaska by the gov.
crnment. The plan 10 pronounced
thoroughly euccessful, though slow
pro ,rcsi has been made owing to lack
of sufficient appropriations. During
last summer ~ reindeer we're pur-
aasod ia siberia, 1Gi OF which were
safely landed at the station. Thio
nude q total OF $40 In September.
cr.is of 100 reindeer each have been
wen to foLr mission stations; and die
ribution to various other stations will
How as the herd increases. The
Elements that the ouperatition of tho
aerisn natives would prevent the
purchase of live reindeer, that deer
eoall not survive transr ortatiop, that
i impossible for then 10 thrive IN
Alasl,a, and that the Alaskan dogo
would scatter and destroy them, ha3
been diaprovcd by experience.
The Tcrrib IA? W rm.
Tho testudo ravclis, or ship WORM,
has caused the loss of more vesselo
than were ever destroyed in war. In
tropical countries this worm pcnctratca
the timber OF vessels and cats away the
wood until there 10 only o shell left,
W ich win crurnblc ct n slight blow
Large beams, apparently sound, after
removal from vessels after the outside
crust has been broken have been pulled
TO pieces by the fingers. During the
last century al Last India. 1an, doelsed
in London, crumbled to pieces when
thc supports were placed underneath
and the water removed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23
QUART, RLY REPORT.

voruEHoNoRABLE, TIE BOARD OF
Coaaty Commissioners OF Esmeralda
1ounty, Nevada:
Tue County Auditor and Treasurer re-
specially submit the following report Of
tae hlaneiai affairs of said county for the
taree mont.is ending March 81, 1894:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23
Letter List.

Letters for the follow.ng-named
persons are unclaimed in the Haw.
thorne Postoilice;
A Bricker
is Cain
VIM NJ Crau
Homes & Co
p NJ Horton
Fl Nc Cain
Nj W Mcnzinsky
d Mangar
Loci Napp
RT Pierce
Taylor Bros
Geo Wright
A. SpMMERrIELD, P. n.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23
SAM PIES.


John Hale of Alvord was passen-
ger for tidewater on Saturday train.
The Wilson mill at Pine Grows
started up for a short run last W eek.
Senator Forbes and wife left on
Thursdays train for San Francisco.
Miss Jennie Sherman has been en-
gagged to teach the Hawthorne school
next term.
Select good men for School Trus-
tees. The election will take place
next Monday.
Charley Forbes returned Saturday
from trip to San Francisco and the
Genoa springs.
Reports say that John Mcmahon
and James OHale have strdck it rich
at Silver Peak.
Sixty thousand crabs were killed
by heavy claps of thunder in Balti-
more the other night.
There is nothing like bad luck to
set man about making a mentai
inventory of his friends.
A crazy man attempted to burn
the Catholic church at Carson the
other day. He was arrested.
The revenues OF the Government
ior the last ten months have fallen
SOS, 400, 900 below its expenses.
NJ. X. Vasey has re-opened the
Pioneer blacksmith shop, on Main
street, south of Hills hotel, Bishop.
Steerage passage from London to
New York has been cut by the Inter
national Navigation Company to $l2.
The new Library building at Wash
sngton is the largest of it's kind in
the world. 1t will hold 1000, 900 vol
umes
The Bank of England will be 200
years old next July and the event
will perhaps be celebrated in some
way.
Samuel Wymore, the Smith valley
orchardist, has added 1900 fruit trees
of different varieties to his orchard
this season.
Robert Pohl of Austin has leceiv-
ed official notification from Washing
ton that he has been duly appointed
Postmaster.
Howard Hogan is driving on this
end of the Bodie road, Clarence Sea-
man having taken a position in the
Standard mine, Bodie.
Bill Gibson has resigned as Super
intendent of the Indian School at
Carson. The head teacher has been
appointed in his place.
Hank Smith, well known on the
Comstock in past years, is now Super
intendent of the Grizzly mine at
Ruby Hill, Eureka county.
Mrs. DR.. Counsellor desires to re-
turn sincere thanks to the many
frien Is who so kin lily assisted during
her recent trying affection.
Robert Stewart, P. NJ Bowlrr and
Daniel Holland left for Reno yester-
day to attend the meeting of the Sill
yer party Central Committee.
Ovea ID 900 sheep persisted in Tuol-
anne county, Cal, in the rain and
snow storms on Monday aud Tu,s-
day. They were en- route to the
mountain ranges when overtakcn by
the storm.
Jake Rudolph, the would-be slayer
of DeYoung, has been committed to
an insane asylum The charge of
assault to murder, however, was not
dismissed.
There are four cases of smallpox
in Cedarville, Modock county, Cali
fornia. The mails passing through
the Postolficcs ut that place are
fumigated.
Harry Flannery. Sergeant-at-Arms
of the last Assembly, was hit over
the head with pistol in San Fran
cisco the other day during a row and
badly hurt.
DR.. Koenig, late of Bodie, has re-
moved to Hawthorne His Office will
be at Kings drug store, and after
office hours he may be found at the
Lake View House.
An exchange tells of man who
purchased revolver for his wife and
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23
Mailing Letters on the Cars.

1t was reported a few days ago, by
what we considered reliable authority,
that the mailing OF letters on the
mail cars had been discon tinued by
order of the department, owing to
the extra work it gave the postal
clerks and the delay it necessarily
caused in tho d ,livsry OF su,h letters.
The item was published in the Bu.le-
tin. but now, upon careful inquiry,
it IS found to be a mistake, as those
in positions to know have not receiv-
e / any such Instructions.
The longest train ever hauled by a
single engine in America was on the
Reading line. 1t contained $50
empty cars, and was mile and a
quarter in length.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23

S19925 81 81 5a5 81
Respectfully submitted
j. G. ATCHISoN,
County auditor
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23

RECAPITuJArIoN.
Balance on hand Jan.
/. 1919. ............ $40, 500 IS
Receipts for months to
April /. 1924 . .2,73S SO
Disbursements for 8
months to April l.,
1894 49,. -. ss,sll So
Balance on hand April !,
1924 80. ............ 1926 81
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23

Respectfully submitted,
J. g. ATCHISOE
County Auditor.
R. H. WRIGHT,
County Clerk and Ex-Officio Treasurer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23

OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS
Interest and Sinking Bonds S22,O oC %
Courthouse Bonds ........ 5000 20
$3l 900 0o
General Fund. ....... 90 10
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-23

s22.2ss 20 So, 2ss 40
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22
horRbuena

EI seiior Garcia Alfonso que aver tarde lego
ests Capital en- el vapor OatG U8a, ca muy io-
ven, pueG apsnas cuenta traints amos de sdad v
sin embargo, va So talentO 80 preBtigio Ie lie
varon Ia Tepresentaci6a nacionsl como diputs.
do poE IlleScR poblaCi6n donde reside a1gunos
amos y ton6 carts de uatuFAleEs. sus estudioR
de Derecho los *srmin6 en- 10 Universidad Cen
tral J aHteB de coRc'uir Is c&rrera gan6 por reni
da oposici6n una plaza de bibhoteCario del Sensdo
A partiE de eva focha es cuando empieza l.
vida politiCa del Genor Garcia Alosso demostran
do aEombroBs astividad. simult6neamente ss
guia suB eGtud1os de Derecho, deEempeHsha Ell
sarge que tenfa en- 81 Senado, redactaba EG Go
rreo en- Madrid era corresponsal de varioa pc
ri6diCos de Provincia. Tambisn ColabOr6 ex
Companfa de dos distinguidoa peEiotistas madri
lenoB en- el bien reputRdo libre que Ieva por tftu
10 Los dog primeros amos de Ia Rsgencia"
Como politico el senoE Garcia ha Eido conaa
cueBte 81 partido liberal en- CuyaH fias militia
En- el Parlamento h& demostrado que no es de
les diputadoS que 80 nnusrde Ia lengua, pues aabe
expregar 10 que Siente y Hostener 10 que quisre.
su debiIidad es pos el iluatre hombre ptbico de
nor Puigcerver pOg quien Siente verdaderR lido
atYia.
EnviamoB al senoV Garcia Alfonso nueBtrs
Hn6g respetuoBG bien venida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

Nuestro Ccrrespoaaal de Ponce nos dice sn.
tre otras CosRs 10 que sigua:-" La question mo.
netAria he revestido aquf el coR6icto scoR6miCo
consiguiente, pexo nupca ha habido nj el tenor,
nj 81 amago nj siquiera el rumor de que pudiera
altOrarae el orden.-La historic es Ia Eguente:-.
ALA pOr Octubre, cuandO corEiaA aquf to7os los
pss0s msjcanoG, ain diatiaci6n de fechAg, & 100
centaveg, Ia casa de FritBs LuRd Compahia
paa6 una circular sus Colegag de Ia playa, mR.
Rifastando que dssde aquells faehs, la dicha casa
go coE sderaba deBigRda de tedo eompRomiao por
10 que rsspeetaha los peVoH Muavog. y que degde
aqUsl die eatsta en- libsrtad de reChaxarIas-
PueEtas en- gUardia las demas essas loG reChaxa.
ron tambi6n aa origin6 el COR hicto que ustedes
Gonoeen. Sc busc6 soluci6n 81 asuato eBmer&n.
doss en- clio, trabaiaRdo de consume i Oamara
dc Concrete, ID autoridad local J los mismOs Ee
Eoras comsrcisnteR. Cruzsronse muchos teleREa.
mas con el OeRta de la igls, se buscaron coRve
RioS con MayagIez Humacao hnRlmente se
GOWNS en- session celebRada en- 81 AYuntamiento
darIen oI valor de so contavos I'm estoB diss cir.
cula la Ycz por toda ID ciudad, de que los pesos
nusvca no valfan nada; que las cRaaG de Il plsya|
no las recibian ningdn precio que, por ccpsi
guianto, en- Il ciudaa tRmpoco los querian. No
se hablaba de otra cosa Log intereBes lesionados
se 0ueiaban, por0 por entire ID ola dol digguato Ge
alzaba el Comentario Iiguiente qua y l6gica i'm
ponfa TLlcs pesos nuevoB no tienan lGgalidad
ofcia; desds 1885 esta prohibida "a introduce
ci6R en- l& pYevincia; son obra del coatrab bando y
Ell kEauue p0f0 como M&Qle se pueue AenalaI GO
mo autor de estoa delitoS los actualan poseedores
de dicha mOReda tendVaR que HeaignArsa al das
calabYo do 81 falta de pEeyisi6R 81 recibir On.
Los tenedoreB de pesos RuevoF van COR los
uue tenen csmbiarlns las caRaB que los com.
nran & 20 centavos. Eatiendo teSminado el con.
ficto dc los diChoB pesos nuevoB 81 el pueblo en-
ID aucesiyo cambio de 81 trabsjo no lon recibe
Z mir gdn pvecio.
E CoRficto mas grave, es otro que esta Bo.
bre 81 tapete: 81 de d moneda fEaccionaria en-
que ssguxamante tendx6 que tOpar Ca1taq 81 GO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22
CARRETTLLAs
Con eaja } rueda d. asero. vsudsn.
AULLENHOFF & KORBER
Por el CoEreo de aver haEnan rccihidn .

For el CoEreo de aver hsnoa rccibido vsrios
perlodIcos de Italia, que nos han traldo Ii graft
anna Aotlcla de que nuestFs compatrieta AmaIits
Haoll, eSth coRquistandO infaitos laursleg an di-
vsrsoa tsatros de aquella claBica TERRA del arte
aonde NO pusdeR brillar siso laB entrelas de
primara msgnitud. =
hoS diRriou "La PEovinCia di Mantora" '
AGAH dsdlCan largas revlstas Ia artistA pue,to.
trqaeha sribRtsndole loH mas eRtusiastas eIopiop
Dsl ISSeotO resortamos los siguientss pGrrafoU,
que seguramSnte Eeran leidos CON gusto nor Io1
nuchOg admiradoIsS que cusntA aqui Il simpatica
diva. Dice asf
"Ieri Eera ottenne IN 0sito aItRments Iusin.
gn1ero ben meritato 10 signorina AmaIis
Paoli, cantAndO nella parte di Eleonora nella
Favo1its di DOnizetti mel tsatro Mauzopi."
'Desaa ha una voCe paItosa simpasica, che
modula CON arte perfsttR, L accento appar-
sionato DELI egregia artiTta suscit6 le pis vive
q slmpatie mel Rumeroso pubblico che appIaudi
Eipstutaments con aatusfasmo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

Nafana % J oEgAnizada por los sItssspcg
de eHta Capital, tendrd lugar en- el teatro ma e
lada litsraria-muSiCal en- obsequio l. memoris
del malogrado postR boEincAnO JoH6 Gautisr Bs'
attez. ri programs asr6 81 Biguients: Il. Gran
%. DisCur-o de SpertUra por don Jos6 Contreraa
Ramos. 3". Distnguidos cRbaleroB de entR Ca.
pitsl pTonunciaran discurSos refsrentss ID me.
noria del poets puertorriqueho. SegundA parte.
10. sinfonia. %. "A Pusrto- -Rico" poeEfa del
inspirado vats Gautisr Benftez rectada por una
aenoritR. 81. Oanto piano. ~. Violis y hRuta.
s.. Poesfs. So Piano. violin cAntO. En, el in.
tagmedio se rifar6 IA reloj de GRO nm aliler del
migmo metal una hermosa mu6eca. LaI paps-
etaB de Ia riffs se expenden la sntrada el pre-
clio de squsllaB es de 25 ctvs. La entrada gratiE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22
Husstga snharahusna

Per 81 dltime coYreo hsmos recibidc ca1taB
de Il Habana en- lss que nor dicen que al Exse.
lentfsimo sr MARQUES de Csrvera Vipaytre que
acaba de experiments Ia terrible deagraeia de
perder ~ dsico hiio don jaime de C'rs y
Feii6a de Sotomayor, h. h,cho teti6n por ascritu-
ra rdbica ayts Notario ds aousli" Capital, del
segnndo de dichoa titu'o o. 8 sea del Marqu"Esao
1e Villaytre cuya creac6n data del sfo l648 y
que llev6 sU senior padre, favor de au hermano
ssgundo don AstcniO de Oria Viaeat, Inter
ventor de y Administrator QeutYal de Contri
bucioneB J Rsatss de eBta Isla. AL efscte Sc ha
prssonssdo la correspondence iMstancia en- 81 Go
bierno General de aquella Isla aeompahada de la
cesi6n do loa documeRtoS n'cegariOs al CaBo.
LigadoS ncaetros don Antonio de Oiria cor
los mas estrechoS lazos de amiatad desde hace
mucho tempo, y cOnocsdoyes como sornos de les
m6ritos de tan CumpIido eabaIlsro y exceleRte
amigo hemos de celebrar, como Sinceramepte 10
celebramou el hecho que le pone On peseai6a de
rRo de los tftulos antiguoR de 10 ats noblezs
Eapahola y enviarle IN eatyecho abrazo dc en-
horabuena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22
Viajs del GOhornadOr
DE NUEsTRos ooRREsPONsALEs
De Adissntas

.s~> De AdjWWtas .' '
He aeguido de tWristG Ia comitiva de 8. e.
puado dav detalles del Yiais. De Barros sail
mos para Morevis, de alN GALES, Cialitos, il.
yuye Utuado. De Utuado aalinnos eata mafa-
ma 20, llegando este pueblo donde pernoCtaTe.
mos para ir maiiana primera hora LaYeg.
Daiamos atESB Ia Cuesta de 'tla PerChA" y si
aubimos un POGO mas tropezsmos con San Pedro,
tal altura hsmos llegAdo
Utuado tisne edifcioB para escuelas nnunici.
pales que los deEearfa era OGpital.
Desds al alto dc Ia cueEta del "Gato" hsmoB
viato perfectsmente Il CiudAd.
En- todsa parties ha sido afsctuogamente reci-
bido el GobeEMadoE, s1trsnn0ndo Oiales laH defs.
TeRCiag en- M EeClblmlento. 81 ettrgfosy Oh n&Dt
Ea la fnca del senior Joy que ca por clerto
magpifCa, se sirvi6 81 alnnuerzo y la comida en-
casa del gaiioE Sursda, en- el pueblo.
Anoche las IL menoa cuaTto gsntimos en-
Utuado nm fuerts temblor de terra, cuyas osCila.
stones pueden calCulsrss on tres SsgundoB.
De ,Larsss o<1 ,aGzaeEGo
Aver tards despu6s de egtar compaginada
LA CoRsEsPoEDENo1A recibimOs los siguientes te.
'egSsmaR de uaveE, depouitsdos en- aquela ests:
ci6n las IL 80 minutes de d mafaRa:
GIleg6 8. e. el GobeyRador General las
10 media de IL manana u dssmant6se en- la
puerta de 10 IgleEia. Termipado 81 'eTe Deum'
Viait6 laG eaCuelas de niAoG hoHpad6se on Il ca
sh del asior Martinez luionamente diUpueata 81
sfscto. Salieron reCibirle el Ayuntamisnto en-
Cuerpo Lac autoridRdes todaE
'En ava hoEa visit6 81 GoberRadorIa Iglesis
y oy6 81 .'Te Deum", yisit6 dos escuelas dc ninas
cnatro de niHos, 81 Quartet de Ia Guardis Civil
ID Acadia Administration de ComuaiCaCionsS.
-Ahora Va z almorzar.
t'ss. e. scRba de lleEsr On eato momonto y
lRldra ma mana les Giete para San Sebastian peT
LaH Mariaa. Anoche inYit6 { 90 mesa los
jefes de VolRntarios del partido autOnomista.
npninaci6n J zetEsta ea Adjuntaa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22
GlGETA OFFICIAL De ROY

GobieRno General. -SscEetaria.- Negoeiade
2.O-Real ordeR deaestimaRdo inst en- scliCl
tud de indulto preRontada por Bartols Garcia,
Condenada por ID Audiencia dc esta Capital ID
pena de vsCluai6a perp6tua y ascssoriaE, en- cau .
Gsguida por el delito de plrriCidio.
NegoCiadO 6o-RsRl orden ampliando &
Cuatro messS 81 ternino lie IL licsRGiA ConCedids
al esCribRno dc actuaciones del Juzgado de L.
InstanCiA de Ponce, don Manuel E. @aTrOte
Sociedad Cooperative del Ej6rcito y Ia Ar
n mada.-Situsci6n de la misma en- L. tArde del
dfk IA del corriente.
CeRso electoral para Diputados Cortes.-Oir-
CungCripci6n de Ponce.-T6rmiao municipal de
ID misma eiudad.-SsCcioRss A. y Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

De ORR ca ts % a. seBpetabIe aroiOo al
Naguabo extractamos 10 sigRisnts "LR dificul.
SAD de las tsansaccioHes deoido & Ia anaroula mo
nefaEia, me muevG hoy rogsre ss digus llamaI
q atsnci6n del GohiesRo psrs ampar&r ca 10 DO
alole los iRtsrsssR generates, hoy m srced de 10.
que regular 81 prscio de la moneda & Au antoio.
zero Mempre en- 80 benffsio. No podrfa Ia lis
ssndsncla hJar ua tipo los PESOS EuavoT Es
ortSte ~ Cosa que q que 1ecl1s IN peso posts ior
S6--y Consts que por aqut no hay otra nopeda-
40 Sepa 10 gus va o pueg 81 REG sira sRhe 10 0us
e cuestA, pero no pueda adivinar cu6pt to psrderk
Al tratar de ponerla en- ciEculacl6A. va nou ha.
Diamos Coatormado en- temarls Is centavou.
pero deSde aver no los quieEsn mas de 70 Ger.
tavos como 81 pueblo dice anon NO hav
qulen coatsnga & los eDpsculadorea en- So sfkn de
lucro sabe Diog donda irannca & p.-ar.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

BUQUES On puerto ssta mahana De travsssG EI
berg. "Cortea" para NalloTca, Ia gol "Thomaa d.
stoR" 81 herg. "Viygsn del BueR CamiRo, FL
vap "s. Juan" dsaCaTgaRdo; Costeroa: LsG golr.
"Faquita." para Aguadilla; "BoriAquen" para
AguadillS, y Mayagdss; "Rscompepsa" para Ma
ysguez, Poace, Arroyo, y Maunsbe; "Esns," I"
'sCaTmelitA" "Oorsz6n de Ms il /" para Are
cibo; "PanshitS" para Arroyo; "Maria Artau,"
y /" BueAaventura" para ViequsH; "Psquets
de Arecibe', para Mayaguaz y Ponce; "Petra'
esrsRapdc; "Ass Maria" y "Corsz6n de JsIdE'',
pendisntss de dete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22
Nna dican q flnpr

Nos dicea dc Uaguss: = WuchoE comercian.
tee gs Riegsn admits por ningdn valor Ia none.
da meiicana acufiAdA deHds al SO en- adelsnts Ri
-onocido haceRdado don Mic las Quinones por no
hAbarls admitido el Dspositsro Cierta cantidad
de moneds americans regsllada & Taz6n de 100
centAvos el peso, en- psgo de contribucionsH hizo
llamar al Notario, formulando ID correspondieRta
protests denunsiado a Juex Municipal nm
comercisnte gre no quiso adnitir por rs centa-
vos nm peeo meiicaRo poFtsrior al S5 El denun.
ciants ae fusda On que 81 comercio de esta villa
acoYd6 Ii circulaci6n de eHR monsda por 81 dicho
valor de IS centaVoB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

Nos dicen., de Rlo-piedraS: "NusstrR adtori.
daA local, con ayuda dsIoH voluntarios de va.
rios sfsioasdos al drama, que csdsn Ia cuArta
parts de laG Htilidsdes ea las funcioHeE que dks,
SO ha crsado Una baada de m6lica d que h.ce
suatro domingos toca dursnts los eisrcicioa. Tam
biea tea remos IN CiJcalo do rscre9 Ion le DC
Iran distrasrBa todas las nochss diss festvos Lar
psrIonaS de eBta buepa SOcisdad, sin rjuieio de
que Tsndran m bale mensual los socioE Sc es
pera con ansiedad que 81 comercio se resuelvs &
los estableCimientos los diss festivos puOs
acsrcandose Ia 6poca de los calores Siendo este
pueblo punto prop6Hto para veEaaear corcu.
FrirkR de eata Capital infaidad de famiIisu que
dar6n bastsnta animaci6R justo eu que los
dependencies texgan gu rAto de expansion y cor
tribuyaA { dsE vida este etico pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

biesno. No nos sntsademos aqsic cou il question
peastaa nedios pesos. Si porque sstkn rays.
dos ii porque no 10 estsp. ii porque tienen No
hor de lis porque 90 falls 6sada, todo sen eau.
Eas de diagustoH continues.
Aquf Ee crea que no hay otEa soluci6n pOHi.
Die one q del canje do la moneda Sc sspsTG que
81 GobiarRo ID tapga en- cueRta para evitsr SERIES
complies Cioneu que podr6n aurgir. NeoeGitamcs
uus moneda de cuvso forzoGo que regalarice IoG
UegocioG en- general