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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-21
STATE LINE PROSPERITY.
Investors Making an Examination of
This Promising Gold Camp.

This Promising Gold Camp.
L. y. Lambert, who is interested III
a valuable group of claims in the very
heart Of the gold zone of State Line dis
trio, arrived in the city yesterday,
bringing with him some fine samples
of gold bearing quartz from the prop
critics in this camp in which he is
eo-owner with Mr.. Drake, the ground
being generally known as the Drake
and Lambert group.
There are six claims embraced in the
group and considerable work mas been
done in their development. In fact,
more work has been done on this
ground than On any other property in
the district
On the Gold Belt claim the tunnel
has been driven in a distance of 80
feet, ali the way on a body Of ore that
will average three feet in width and
than carries average values Of $40 in
gold 10 the ton
Work is being pushed in the extern
sion of the tunnel and it is the inten-
ton TO push ii in a distace Of l15 feet
more when il viii cut under the apex
Of the hill az a vertical depth Of 800
feet
on the Louise. another claim en-
braced in the group. a drift has been
run in on the vein for 150 feet. and at
intervals the ledge has been cross-cut,
showing that the body Of ore is nine
feet wide between walls, the average
value of which is from SO to S15 in gold
to the ton.
The Gol5 Bet and Louise veins
parallel eaca other and are true assures
in porphyry. with north and south
strike and east dip.
Quite a number of investors are now
making a careful examination of the
camr. Among those now on the ground
are J. c. Conkiln, Dan McClOud and
George A Luft, of this city, and d party
of Chicago capitalists are now en- route
for the district.
In view of these facts and the out
look for the early installation of
mill in the camp Mr.. Lambert is Of the
opinion that within the next few days
a number Of the best properties in the
camp will undoubtedly change hands
or Will be tied up under bond and
lease
Mr.. Lambert states that there is no
truth IN the report that State Line
claim holders are asking exor'biIant
prices for their holdings, and states
sthai it would require but very little
money to secure good interests there.
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and lease on the Trapper's Pride group
OF three claims. says they have de-
post of ore now opened that is 300 feet
long ana $50 feet wide, which gives
first-class results in the pan. Above
the deposit is the ledge upon which a
crosscut has been run without reach
ing the foot wall. The entire vein as
says from $3.50 to $1,000 TO the ton.
The road TO the Miller mine has been
extended to the Ray Holmes property
Nine men are now at work, and the
outlook is most favorable.
In speaking of the Miller mine, Mr.
Ray says they have $50 sacks of high
grade ore now ready for shipment,
which viii be moved in a few days.
The mine is improving right along.
Moore and Snyder have extended the
ditch from the Trapper's Pride over to
the Holland, near the Sewer mine, and
an Acme machine viii soon be in on
Grafton in that portion of the district
1t is learned that c. H. Jacobs, the
wen known mining man of this city,
has secured a $4,000 bond running Is
months, on the Gold Queen and Handi-
cap properties in the north fork of Deer
creek. 1t is said by those VINO have
examined the claims that it is a first
class proposition. 1t belongs to H. W.
Ramlose and others of Richfield.
Captain Timothy Egan, who arrived
in the city last evening, informs The
Herald that another shipment of u
tons of high-gTade gold ore will start
Immediately from the Bluebird, of
which the captain is macager. An
Acme machine is being put up by w.
Z. Mitchell for the purpose of testing
Bluebird ores by that process. The
Bluebird vein is daily improving.
A few days ago Captain Davis was
handling the hose used in his hydraulic
operations in Sewer gulch, when the
nozzle blew off and the captain re-
ceived the full force of the water and
was precipftated into the ditch. and as
a result he has been laid up for few
days In the meantime Jacob Hess, an
onetime placer miner of California, and
the pioneer of the Marysvale country.
will have charge of Captain Davis
piacers.
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The getting it down is bad enough.
with the ordinary pill. But the having
II down is worse. But. after all the
disturbance, there's only a little tenn
porary good. From beginning TO end,
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are bet
ter. They're the smallest and easiest
to take-tiny. sugar-coated granules
that any child is ready for. Then they
do their work SO easily and so natur-
allv that it lasts. They absolutely and
permanently cure constipation. indl-
gestion. bilious attacks. sick and bill
ious headaches. and all arrangements
of the liver. stomach and bowels.
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EXCURSION TO TINTIc MINING
DISTRICT,

Via Rio Grande Western Railway
Special excursion to Eureka. Nam
moth and Silver City, on Sunday, July
%. via Rio Grande Western. Only 81. 90
for round trip. Train leaves at $3.50 a.
m. Returns at 9 p. m. An excellent
opportunity to get over the entire dis
trict Don't fail to see the famous
Double Circle-a marvellous engineer
ing feat.
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A CONFERENCE HELD.
Ontario Miners Hold Consultation
With Mr. Chambers.

Park City, July pa committee of
eight miners, representing the men at
the Daily No. l and No. shafts. and
the Ontario drain tunnel, held con-
sultation this afternoon with Superin-
tendent Chambers regarding the pro-
posed reduction of wages.
The committee has a report to make
TO the men tomorrow. but the nature Of
it Will not be made public tonight,
either by the committee or Mr.. Cham
hers
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De LAMAR RETURNS
Contracts Nearly All Let For the
Golden Gate r1ll.
STATE LINE PROSPERITY
INVESTORS MAKING AN HIVES
TIGATIoN OF THE CAMP.

The Excellent Showing In the Drake
and Lambert Group-Claimholders
Folding Their Property at Reas-
enable Figures--From Gold Noun
tain-Mitchell Ama1gamators Be-
ing Installed at Several Mines
Operators at the Trapper's Pride
Another Shipment of High
Grade Gold Ore From the Blue
Bird-The Strike In the Daily
Ten Feet of Good Ore Disclosed
By the Drain Tunnel-1Tachinery
For the Anchor Concentrator-A
Conference Held-Ontario and
Daily Miners Hold Consultation
With Mr.. Chambers-Ore and Bull
ion-Silver and Lead - Mining
Notes and Personals.
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THE STRIKE IN THE DAILY.
Ten Feet of Good Ore Disclosed By
the Drain Tunnel.

Park City, July 2O.-As stated in The
Herald several days ago, the Ontario
drain tunnel has passed through a fine
vein of ore at the 1,7OO level of Daily
No. ?. It is thought to be the main
DAILY ledge, and has widened out as
development work proceeds, until there
IS ten feet of good ore, running high in
silver and giving good assays in gold.
Since the DAILY shaft is only down 1.2O0
feet. the ore viii be taken through the
drain tunnel to Ontario No. 3. where
it will be hoisted and hauled TO the
Marsac mill.
The Ontario is paying today.
The machinery for the Anchor con-
contractor. including the Gillian crusher
and Ellis concentration, has been placed
in position. and Superintendent Kescel
states that they are only waiting for
the arrival of the concentrating tables.
One is already here, but a test will be
made on three tables of different pat
terms, and the one giving the best re-
suits on Anchor ore will be adopted.
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BRYAN AT CALDER'S
Tremendous Ovation to the Sill
yer Tongued Champion.
RUSH TO CLASP HIS HAND
HOLDS THE AUDIENCE FOR AN
HOUR AND A HALF.

He Tells of the National Bankers and
Their Little Plans-Gives Cleve-
land Credit For Opening the Eyes
of the People to the Truth-An
Entertaining Discourse = Poor
Management on the Part of the
Authorities at the Park-People
Held Up For Money TO the Grand
Stand.
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Silver and Lead.

The silver and lead quotations yes
terday were as follows:
Bar silver. SOS cents.
Lead. exchange. So 1z@S3.S715; brok-
ers. $S.35.
ers, $11-121s; casting, s1025.
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Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion receipts yester-
day were as follows:
National Bank of the Republic, gold
bars. $1,000.
7. r. Jones & Co. bullion, $1,000; gold
bars. 81 600.
Mccormick 81 Co, bullion, $3.50; ores.
$3.50
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FROM GOLD MOUNTAIN.
Mitchell Machines Being Installed at
Several Mines.

From Joseph Z. Ray. who arrived in
the city from Gold Mountain last even
ing. it is learned that w. F. Mitchell
will have the Acme amalgamator on
the Trapper's Pride ready for a trial
run today Mr. Mitchell is sanguine he
can save from SIS 20 500 in gold per
day \ three-quarter mile Glitch mas
,,eer made from the head of Fish
creek to the mine. Mr.. Raw, who Is
associated with G. S. Holmes in bond
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TINTIC AND RETURN $500
On Sunday. July 25th.

The Rio Gran6e Western runs an ex-
Lursion 10 Eureka, Silver City and
Mammoth at $50 a. m, July 20. A view
Of the famous Double Circle is alone
worth The fare. A splendid days cut
ing. including visit to Utahs greatest
mining district.
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TIE ELECTRIC METEoRs
At Garfield Beach.

Week of the Jubilee. Europe's great
sensational novelty. Trains every hour
from 1918 a. m. Fare, including per-
Torrance. 50 cents.
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LOWEST EAsT-BoUND RATES,

Via Rio Grande Western Railway.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays. until
Aug. IL, the Rio Grande Western con-
tinues its low passenger rates to all
points east. Call at ticket office, Dolly
block corner, for particulars.
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c. L. DIGNOWITY & co,
MINE EXPERTING.

Dealers in Mines and Stocks.
We recommend no stocks to investors
unless we have personally examined the
property. Market quotations furnished
upon application, free of charge Office
46 East Second South street, Salt Lake
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JArIEs A. POLLOCK,
100 Main Street.

stocks bought and sold for cash or on
commission Weekly market letter ana
quotations upon application. e. c. Wool-
ley, 5r. Member Salt Lake STOCK Elk
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CUT RATE TO ALL POINTS EAST,
VIE oregon short Line.

For particulars. call at city ticket
Offices, corner Second South and west
Ten lie street.
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Brough & Graves.

Stock and grain brokers, have the
only leased wire in Utah; q Morlan
block
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Jubilee Sale.

10 yards challie for 29c.
.R. K. THOMAS D. G. co.
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Beautiful Lagoon.
Round trip. including admission, 25
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Lagoonl Lag
agoon! Lagoon!

Beautiful Lagoon.
Round trip, including admission, q
cents
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Lagoonl Lagoonl Lagoonl

Go this afternoon.
Round trip, including admission %
.ents.
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TILE INCOME TAX.

Three years ago. the Democratic
party in congress attempted to levy
an income tax. We found in this coun-
try there were men with large In
comes and men with very small in
comes. So It was decided that a man
who had an income of $4,000 or less
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-21
Lagoonl Lagoon! Lagoon

For a delicious breath perfume, try
a vowel
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de aventureros sin mas fin que la satisfaction de
sus apetitos pasiones desbordadas. Pues
bien, los primeros Sc pondran. sin duda, al
frente de los segundos, por hallarse aquellos
fatigados de tan larga est6ril lucha, desilusio-
nados de su quim6rico triunfo, ante la imposi-
bildad de veneer ell enorme ei6rcito que la ma
DIRE patria ALI envi6 y convencidos del abando-
no de los Estados Unidos en- quienes ellos clfra
ban esperanzas. Sc trata, pues, de aunar
una cantidad de fuerzas hasta hoy dlsgregadas
para conseguir fin practice quiza cercano.
En- cuanto a la persona que debe lmplantar
las reformas, dijo: xestoy conforme con la
opinion del marques de Apezteguia: el general
Weyler ha causado allf muchas heridas no
es ell llamado a curarlas. Tambien Sc impone
un esptritu de franca legalidad al desarrollar
las reformas, cuyas bases Sc han publicado.
Necesario sera apartarse de una vez de aquel
espfritu estrecho rutinario que tantos DISCUS
tos causaron los que hoy han podido ser tan
buenos espanoles como los constituencies. s.>
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ECOS PENINSULARES

Ell Heraldo de Madrid publica un artf-
culo titulado sLeves de transito,o que dedica q
examinar las reformas que Sc conceden Cuba.
Observa ell articulista que ell senor Canovas en-
ell preambulo del decreto aduce tantas razones
para hacer yer en- las reformas un Instruments
eficaz de pacifcacion como para hacer presumir
su inutilidad. Observa que las reformas pasan
de transito por la Gacet0 sin darlas concreta-
mente Cuba nj 4 Puerto Rico. De la efcacia
de las reformas como Instruments de pacifca-
c6n, cree ell articulista que nade es capaz de
ira tran apjerc-proaigueMsuponfase que las r. refor-
mas oubanas serfan expression pdblica de ira
bajos conciertos preparatorios de la paz.
La desilucci6n va a ser sensible.
En Ell pueblo de la provincial de Grana-
da, Guadafortuna, ocurre uno de los casos mas
anomalies que pueden darse. Como consecuen-
cia de recientes suspensiones nombramientos,
aquel consejo Sc ha encontrado nada menos que
con tres alcades. La Guardia civil ha tenido
que reconcentrarse en- ell pueblo, por 81 acaso.
Ell Consejo de Guerra que ha entendido
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bablemente ell 20 suspenderemos ell paquete &
tres localidades, por falta de pago.
*** Ell PARIs-BAzAR acaba de recibir por
vapor frances un gran surtido de candeleros
de 3, ) y luces, lamparas caprichosfsimas,
crucihjos, campanias, incensarios, caiitas para
los Santos 6leos, yinajeras una gran varie-
dad en- preciosas macetas doradas pla-
teadas. 1O-4
- Con Marina, Ia mas aplaudida pro-
duccion del sublime Arrieta, debutara esta
noche Ia tiple se1lorita Teiedor, que posee una
extensa bonita yoz, segttn los juicios llegados
de Ponce Mayagiez. Como obsequio al
pdblico Sc cantara el grandioso dho de la
opera del mismo nombre. Como estreno tam
bi6n conoeera el publico esta noche Las Zdpa-
tiAds, chispeante y muy graciosa zarzuela que
sera puesta en- escena con todo ell aparato
liabrl banda mlitar
*** Recientes noticias dicen que en- una
gran reception que tuvo lugar en- Washington,
asistiendo ella el cuerpo diplomatico, fue
objeto el senior Dupuy de LONE de particulares
atencioncs y deferencias por parte de Mr. Mac
hlnley. Dicese tambi6n que el luismo seflor
Dupuy ;ie lone MIR. Sherman, ministro de
Estado, han llegado 4 un acuerdo, respecto de
la manera de proceder contra los Yankees
acusados de deiitos de rebellion en- Cuba Ell
senior Canovas del Castillo, en- vista de Ia acti-
tud conciliadora de Air. Mac Kinlev, esta dis
Puesto conceter Ventajas arancelarias los
Estados- Unidos.
&*x Segin Gel Pafs,o en- Catano hubo
una de navajazos en- plena calle y Ell plena luz,
entire un getopo yuma pobre mujer, que, como
es consiguiente, sallG con varias heridas del
pugilato. La policfa hace activas dilieencias
para encontrar al heroe de esta hagajTg. que
por 10 yisto Sc di6 la fuga.
- Esta ma11ana tuY1mos mucho nusto en-
reeibir Ia vista de despedida de nuestro dis
tinguido respectable amigo el general don
Emilio March, 2. . Cabo titular Y gobernador
general INFERNO que fuG de esta isla, donde Sc
lie estima en- todo 10 que vale. FL senior March
su estimable faniia, a quienes deseamos
muy buen viaje, Sc embarcar;in manana para la
Peninsula.
@ABASTO PUBLCO.-La carpe de
res, Sc expendera manana en- esta Capi-
tai, al precio de 30 centavos 81 kilo.
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en- la causa instruida al maquinista mayor del
crucero xAlfonso KILL don Manuel Pardo,
por supuesta responsabilidad en- las averfas
de maquina sufridas por dcho buque, ha die
tado fallo absolvi6ndolo libremente
Las Sass, 90 pesetas que sobraron en- la
suscripcion alberta en- Lugo para ell proyectado
battalion de voluntarios, Sc distribuiran en- Totes
de Glen pesetas, que Sc entregaEan los solda-
dos gallegos que regresen enfermos de Cuba.
La Guardia civil del pueblo de Parrilla
(Valladolid), ha tenido que intervenir una
seria contienda suscitada en- aquel pueblo, en-
tire el alcalde ell vecindario, con motive de
la designation del duzainero que habfa de
tocar en- las fiestas del pueblo.
-Despu6s de una activa persecution, la
Guardia civil de Aguilas (Murcia), ha logrado
capturar en- una cueva de la sierra llamada Ca
bezo de Cope, a Juan Rodriguez Navarro, (a)
Gowi6n, autor del espantoso delito de robo y
asesinato cometido hace POGO en- aquella villa.
En- Pradepon (Logrono) hubo una san
grienta refriega entire yarios mozos. Jugaban
6stos la pelota, discutieron por una jugada.
Cuando va habfa terminado la disputa, ell pa
Dire de dos de ellos apostrof0 sus hlJos de
cobardes por no haber matado alguno. Azuza-
dos por ell padre, los hiios echaron manos de
pistolas naval as acometieron sus contra
rios. Resultaron varios heridos entire ellos un
indiyiduo llamado Segundo Santos, que reclblo
lioS HcIlOas graves ou Id esPdlud oA oA oo0'Ao
En- ell cementerio de Alicante y sobre la
tumba de esposa, intent6 suicdarse dispa-
randose I'm tiro en- la cabeza, Miguel Albert
Lopez, de veintis6is ai1os de edad. El suicida
quedo gravemente heridO.
-Cerca de la estaci6n de Sagunto (Valen-
cia), ell tren de viajeros que pasa por dlcha
ciudad 4 las tres de la tarde, arrollo des-
trozo a infeliz anciano que tenfa pertur-
bada su raz6n Sc sospecha que en- un rapto
de locura Sc arrojo a la via.
Dice La Union Meycd1etU, de Malaga:
e<Tenemos entendido que por personas de Ma
laga a presentar ante los tribunales una
denuncia contra centro de negocios agen-
cia de Madrid por varios extremes, muy curio-
sos, que ofrecemos referir tan pronto como la
denuncia este presentada.o
En- Aria Sc ha desarrollado con gran
intensidad ell sarampion. Por esta causa han
sido cerradas las esc1elas p1blicas
-Leemos en- La hatormaoci61a de Salaman-
ca: sSegdn nuestras noticias, parece que el
senior obispo ha dirigido oficios a los presiden
tes de los cfrculos de recreo de Salamanca y
las empresas de salones prohibi6ndoles que Sc
ceebren bales en- la proxima cuaresma.1
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G i 3 A

Gel Noticie 70 Sevillano2, ha querido CO.
nocer la opinion que han merecido las reformas
de Cuba al sefor Goicoechea, secretario dimi
sonario del comite reformista cubano, que
encuentra accidentalmente en- Sevilla, y he aquf
como sc expresa ell ce-presidente del Cfrculo
reformista de la Habana:
xYo pertenecfa al particle Union Constitu-
cional, antes de que ell iIustre Maura presentara
ell aio 90 su proyecto de reforma.
En- ell seno de ese partido surgieron dos
disidencias, en- los amos 81 y 81, disidencias
motivadas por la conviction profunda que tenfan
muchos de que habfa necesidad de lleyar al par
lido al gobierno por nuevos rumbos fin de
conf jurar la tempestad que nos ha venido
encima. Comprendera usted por 10 tanto, que
las reformas me han de ser simpaticas.
Solo siento, como sienten todos los elemen-
tos genuinamente espanoes de Cuba, que ell
Gobierno haya esperado darlas obllgado por
las circunstancias sin llevar el sello de la voun
tad nacional, expresado por medic de una ley
votada en- Cortes. Para clio anuucia ell senior
Canovas en- ell preambulo del deoreto que ell
gobierno pedira los Cuerpos Colegisladores
un bill de indemnidad. mo hubiera sido mas
practice mas honroso, conceder 10 que pedfan
los espanoles sensatos, que lamar esas misnas
reformas despu6s que ell separatismo ha asola-
do aquel desgrasiado pals?
iPor que ahogaron ell afo 90 la voz de
Maura, los mismos que hoy con tanta precipi
taci6n llevan la xGaceta de Madrid9 ese de-
creto, cuyas doctrinas mas radioales que
las del proyecto de aquel?
Sea como fuera, abrigo la confanza de que
ell paso dado por el sef1or Canovas, ha de servir
para dos fines igualmente trascendentales: la
union de los espanoes la division en- ell cam
po separatista.o
Este es, sin duda, elpunto mas importante
| de sus decaraciones.
clos constitucionales-pros prosigui6-acepta-
ron los hechos consumados, asf como los re-
formistas, autonomistas el pals neutro, ansio-
sos todos de yer la paz moral y material en- ell
| seno de la familia espanola,
Los separatistas cuentan en- su seno como
toda agrupac6n muchos hombres sanos al lado
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Pol1tiCa
UNA CARTA INTERESANTE
Capital, Mario 13 de 1897.
Sr. don Luis Mu1lOz Rivera.

CdplUhl, AdIZO 1O uS lCJt.
Sr. don Luis Mu1loz Rivera.
Muy se1lor mfo: soy uno de los diez sic
te votantes que la Ultima asamblea Sc deci-
dieron contra Ia incorporation del partido
autonomista al partido liberal.
Cref entonces que peligraba la integridad de
nuestro programa y,amando con entnsiasmo mis-
ideas, mi voto sostuyo 10 que mi conciencia juz-
60 digno noble.
Hoy, leyendo los periodicos que mantienen
una otra tendencia; departiendo con hombres
de los dos distintos bandos, convehzo de
que ell programa permanece fntegro puro.
Els mas; 10 prohiia, 10 hace suyo, 10 realizara
desde ell poder un partido nacional. Este es un
triunfo que no esperabamos crearle obstacu-
los me parece anti-patriotico.
Por otra parte, juzgo que la disidencia
realiza una labor funestfsima; que no deben
darse alas la discordia adopto la actitud
que cumple mis- sontimientos, dispuesto STEM
pre- acatar la voluntad de la mayorfa, supre-
ma conveniente ley de todo partido democra-
tico. Suprema, porque es la de asamblea
soberana; conveniente, porque mantiene la
union, principal origen de fuerza en- cualquiera
agrupaci6n, y, mas que en- ninguna, en- las po-
lfticas.
Ofrezco, pues, usted senior Mu1oz Rive
ra, como iefe del partido liberal, mi completa
adhesion.
No quiero en- modo alguno contribuir, nj
ain con mi silencio, a que en- mi pals, va que
no prospere, Sc yerga la indisciplina: planta
venenosa que es precise desarraigar, porque su
vida entrala siempre la muerte de las colecti-
vidades en- que Sc manifesto.
Haga usted de las presentes lineas ell uso
que lie plazca, ordene a su atento, s. s. ami
go q. b. s. m.
MANUEL GILEsTRA RODRIGUEZ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-13
Al grano, al grano

Como todavfa no tiene aquf 6rgano ningu-
no en- la prensa ell partido liberal, nosotros, Ii
berales slnceros, utilizamos la hospitalidad que
brinda este periodico todas las ideas, desde
este peri6dico rebatimos los errores de una di-
sdencia que, va fracasada, acude sus dtimos
sohsmas agota sus postreros recursos.