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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
dA0HTrrLAa.

On TRATADos,-La CSmara de
Comercio de Madrid sc reuni6 el dia
- del pasado MARIO con objeto de
discutir el dictamen de la Comision,
acerca de Ia consulta hecha por el
ministro dc Estado sobre el tratado
de Oomercio entire Ia Peninsula Y las
Antillas. Aprobose por unanimidad
el mareado caracter proteccionista
del mismo. pidiendo la libertad de
dereehos para la introduction de toda
clase dc afticulos de procedencia "a.
nega, ( imponiendose 4 los similares
que sc introduSean en- los Estados
Unidos. los derechos para las eebo-
Has y las patatas.
Pidense dos pesos fuertes por cada
Glen kilos de habichuelas; dos por los
de chocolates; ounce por los de pas
tas para sopa; einco por los de SARDINIA
saiada prensada; dos por los de carne
salada; cuatro por los de sonservas
alimenticias; diex por los de fruta en-
almibar diez pof hectoli.ro & los vinos
comunes y tres por cada tres kilos de
puntilla y encaje de camarinas.
Pide tambi6n Ia libertai de dere
ehos para los articuIos que sc produ
cen y fabrican en- Ia Peninsula y la
justa reciprocidad en- articulos impor
tados q la Peninsula de procedencia
antillana, 4 exception del tabaco.
FL dictamen de refereneia SC ha re.
mltido al ministro.
RENUNclA.-El Teniente Fiscal
dc esta Audiencia don Jose Merinc
Lopez ha presentado Ia renuncia dc
81 cargo, que le fue admitida, quedan.
do por consiguiente una vaeante.
CESANrIAS NoMBRAMIENToS.-
Han sido declarados cesantes el ms
pector general de Vigilaneia don Ma.
nuel Amador y los Subispectores dor
David Pardo y don Manuel Alba
siendo nombrados para sustituirles
don Francisco Rivera, don Neponu
eeno Flores y don Pedro Pena.
GuERRILLERoS.-EI General Ma
cias tiene el proyecto de formar vi
cuerpo de guerrilieros eontando para
clio con lajuventud capitaleha.
FIESTA EN- MAYAGUEZ. - Die,
"El impartial" que el sabado do
mingo pr6ximos tendra lugar el Ba
xar & benehcio dc Ia institution d.
las Sieryas de Maria. patrocinada po
IL Junta de Damas de esta ciudad
Sabemos que hay mucha animacioI
para el acto y que este sera ameni
Eado por una huena banda de musi
ca Las personas que deseen exa
minar los objetos que fguran en- {
Bazar, pueden passr a examinaIIos
Ia Comandancia Militar del Depal
tamento.
ACENcIA DB PUBLIcAcIoNES,- =
D. Rafael de Ia Cruz Garcia, ha esta
blecido en- Utuado una Agencia e
neral de publicaciones, que SC encai
CARA de facilitar Ia suscripci6n tod
clase de periodicos de dentro y fuer
dc la Isla, y demas asuntos propic
de estas Agencias.
Prosperidades le deseamos
Ell CUERPo DE BoMBERos.--E
l. vista que este Cuerpo hizo 4 S.
para ofrecerle sus servicios en- case {
guerra, el General Macias les man
fest6 que estaba dispuesto & aumentl
hasta 400 las plazas de dicho CuerT
equipandoles en- igual lorna que {
In Habana.
El domingo ses an revistados en-
Campo del MORO pOr S. E. los 1!
hoy existentes.
RBTRETA.-En la de esta noel
ID Banda del Battalion de Voluntari
egecutara el siguicnte programs:
/. Paso doble "El mayor de Co
netas, Quiara.
2. Sinfonia dc Il opera "Nabuc
donosor," Verdi.
!. Miserre de Ia opera "El Troy
dor Verdi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
SCRS. De ORCASITAS & CA.

Importadores de mercancfas de
todas clases y procedencias.
Ventas al por mayor Cruz 2, y
al detail en- sus tiendas Flor de
Julio" y "Gallo de Oron, calle de
Ia Fortaleza esquina & la Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
VENTA DE CASA

Por el in6mo precio de 200
pesos Sc vende una en- Catafo,
sta en- la calle de las Flore1.
En- esta Imprenta informaran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
SANTORAL

Viernes, 22.-Santos Sotero y
\ Cayo, papas y martires.
Sabado, 23.-Santos Gerardo
y Jorge, martires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
CABOTAJE.

Col esp Petra, carga para Areeibo.
Col esp Guillermito, carga para
Arroyo.
Bdra esp Juanita, carga para Aqua
oilla y Mayaguez.
Col esp Isabella, carga para Yabu
GA y Humacao.
Col esp India, carga para Maya
guez y Ponce.
Bdra esp Maria Artau, carga para
Vieques.
Col esp Providencia, carga para
Fajardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
il ENFERMOS
DE L
EST0MAG0 E lNTESTINOS
PAPELITOS ANTIDISENTERICOS
FR REFARADOS
POR Ell DR.. J. GARDAN0, FARMACEUTIC0.
De FosfatO bismaico, Pspsina. Pancrasina
Diastasa.

Aprovados por las Academies Sres Facuativos por
apdez seguros resuados atameno de toda case dc
Darrea por anguas reveGes que sean cuaquea que
va do la que las prOduzcan la Dsentea cr6nica
cente los Puo C6cO que sobrevenen de violentas des
composcones de ventre Caarros Uceraciones del Es6
magO Intesnos, Titus, C6era Darreas de los ancianos t.
sicos nho Normasan las uncones dgesvas las Dis
pepas Gastragas Gasrt agnos acidez de es6mago con
Tendencies Diarreas.
De venta todas las Drogueras Farmaca de crdto de
lsa- -Depositaro Puerto Rico, Don F. Gullemety-
Ventas por mayor DR. j. Gardano Beascoafr H. Habaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
Estos nuevos Relo

Estos nuevos Relo
jes Roskopf perfeccio-
nados SON superiores
a todos los demas de
igual pIecio, y de una
duracion ilimitada. To
das las pleas del T.
Maud Patent son in
tercambiables " 10 que
P c r mite componer
cualquier rotura en-
menos de IS miNNtol
y por menos de la mi
tad de su preeio que
Sc cobra por relojes dc
otras marcas.
Estos verdadero:
3" Cronometros " SC
vehden garantizado:
por dos .'1OS y Sc com,
prondran por la mitac
de su precio en- cual-
quier epoca que $.
descomponga despue.
de dichos plazos
Los tenem, $ de Orr
Plata y Nikel ero col
specialized d Acer,
que vendemosJ sola.
mente a d" aoce pesos u
precio verdaderamen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
GRATO TINATD.

SAN JOSE ESQBTNA A ALFONSO XII.
Constante surtido de relojes, :
prenderfa de ORC con brillantes y pie
dras finas de 10 mas moderno qu,
puede desearse. Garantizan los OBJ
jetos y venden q precios m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
HERIAIz & CA.
l7.-TETUAN-17.

lmpOrtadores en- grande escala de
mercancias de todas procedencias.
Sus tiendas de detail LA LUZ
EIECTRICA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son siempre las mejor sur
tidas.
Tiene Sucursales importadoras en-
ArecibO y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
GUtA LOCAL.
SODRllOS De EzQlIiGi.
F0RTALEZA IL

Casa de giros Y comisiones.
AgenteS de los vlpores .oorrcos de
Compaiiia Trasatlantica EspaIIola
Agentes de id. id dc los Sres La.
rinaga y Co, de Liverpool.
Id. id. G. IL. Fletcher y Co, de id
Compaila " La Flecha ", de id.
Agentes de id id de los Sres J
Z. Nlekels y Go, Inca " Serra".
Agentes de Balr, Behrend Y
Ross, Inca Serta'.
Agentcs de la CompaTia de segu-
ros contra inecn' : denominada
Royal" de id.
Agentes de la Compahfa de Seru-
ros Malftimos "Thc Indemnify Mn
tnal Assurance Company Limited
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22

ENTRADAs DE TRAvESIA.
De Barcelona y escalas. vapor esp
Gran Antilla. & Rubert Hmns, con
cargag eneral para varios.
ENrRADAs DE cABoTAJE.
Vap esp Vasco. de su ruta.
sALiDAs DE TRAvEsIA.
Para Boston. berg ing Seeptre, des
paehado por Scrs de L Villamil y Co,
95 Boys, 5 brrls. 7a3 81 a7dcar con
I45.27o kilos.
Para Mayaguez, vapor ing Tyrian,
despachado por Scrs de L Villamil y
Co. con carga dc transito.
Para Arecibo y escalas, vapor a,cm
Abydos, despachado por Mullenhcff y
Korber. Para New York, por Sobrino
dc lzquierdo y Co, 53o 81 azncar con
4o.o4o kilos.
sALIDAs DE CABoTAIE.
Col esp Encarnacion. para Fajardo
DESPACHADOS.
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
Jose N: M0I6ldoZ & e.
tihhssIt 90 Fshnm ts llll.-tiII.: Rlfll.li.
C0MlSI0NISTAS EN- GENERAL
ExpOrtadores e ImpOrtadores
de, tOda cIase de meTcancias
P. 0. B. 835. No 81 Pine ST.
NEW-YORK.

Especialidad en- Quincalla, Ferre-
teria, Merceria, Maquinaria para la
Tndustria y Agriculture. Provisiones
Granos, Harinas, Cercados, Tejidos,
etc, etc. Reciben 4 comisi6n todo
cuanto Sc les maDde, adelantando
hasta las tres cuartas parties sobre
mercancias aprobadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
OPERAcIoNEs DE BuQUEs EN- Pro.
TRAVESIA.

Col ing Lena Pickup. descargando.
Vap esp Gran Artilla, descargando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
RGv!yTl COkEE(lil.

De EOTIOIaS Y AEUNUlOH
0pefseioncs dnrAnte los diAs 20y 81 de
Abril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22

MOVIMIENTO DE BUQUES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
4. Porka "Amelia" Corsini.
5 Marzurka "Lufsa," Milpager.
6. DANA "La Pihata,p THOR.

PATRIoTISMo BELIcoSo. DE to-
dos los pueblos de la Tsla Sc reciben
noticias dando cuenta del entusias
mo con que sc estsn organizando
bats.llones y guerrillas con motive de
las noticias references 4 la guerra.
Podemos asegurar que 81 Sc inten-
tara TN desenbatco, hasta las piedras
sc levantarian para impedirlo.
Adelante patriosas y viva Espaial
De ExAMENES.-- Continuan los
examenes de ingreso en- el Cuerpo de
Telegrafos, Ante aver, fueron era
minados Ie aspirantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22

opular teniendo cuenta Ia eataaa aef Rely
NOTAA toda env ell importe bletes seo
rememos 7.a~d Patent de teniendo
derecho de devolvero de gustare
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22

Alnsnse b lss Nihes = lgsRlilIl llLlllEi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22

Los voLUNTARIoS.--Desde ma
mana smpezara 4 dar guardia en- al
gunos Centres ohcisles, el Battalion
de Voluntarios dc esta capital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-05
Mining Notes.

As today is Labor Day and legal holt
day, there will be no call of the mining
stock exchange, and it is likely that many
mining companies will give their en-
ployees a day off.
keystone. Ketchum. Ida: Henry Nc
Cornick son of the Salt Lake banker, and
superintendent of the Lucky Boy mine,
and his cousin, Joseph McCarkle, came in
from Salt Lake Monday and registered at
the Baxter hotel They left Tuesday for
Custer.
Silver City Star: The Mammoth COM
pany is reported to have sold 100000 tons
a concentrating plant in the near vicinity
Of the Mammoth mill. The company, ac-
cording to the same report. will furnish
them with g limited tonnage of its dry
ores, which it is now shipping.
Democrat, Baker City, Ore: The King
Solomon mine. IN close proximity to the
celebrated Bonanza, is soon to become a
producer. Canada capitalists have re-
Gently secured the ownership of the prop
erty and are making all arrangements for
the erection of a mill. A large force of
men is now employed at the mine.
keystone. Ketchum, Ida: Bob McQuil-
Ian and Johnny Carey were in Ketchum
this week having assays made from the
Aggie McMason mile, on Warm Springs
creek, about five miles from town. They
encountered a three-inch vein of copper
stained clay. which they considered
worthless and threw on the waste dump.
but as the vein continued to widen they
examined 1t more closely and concluded
10 have it tested No more of it will go
on the waste dump, as it assays $50 ounces
silver with trace of lead and gold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-05
Mercur Mining News.

Mercur, Sept. 4.-Men are at work at
the La Cigale, preparing for the rooster
which will be here in a few days The
rooster is a White & Howell and was
purchased from the Trent Machinery
company and has a daily capacity of
100 tons. The rooster has been put up,
probably, at the Ontario mill, but has
never been used. The expectation is
that it will be ready by Oct l.
The main incline has now reached
below the 500-foot level and a large
At the time the mill was being built
vein was uncovered about 100 feet
back of the original vein, and from the
200-foot level, drift is being run
eastward to tap this vein, which
cropped to the surface, and it is pro-
posed to do considerable exploring in
that direction.
There is a probability that the
Omaha and Dayton will be consolidat-
ed at no distant day. The Dayton adj
joins the Omaha on the west, and here
a shaft has been sunk to a depth of 512
feet. At this depth flow of water was
struck, which yields about 200 gallons
per hour. The water rose some distance
up the shaft. 1t has been drained out
several times, and the flow is the same
until a certain point is reached. A
drift was started east and run 100 feet.
Should the consolidation be made the
drift will be run eastward until it taps
the vein, which will be at about 1000
feet from the shaft, and at a vertical
depth of something over GOO feet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-05
PLANT FOR THE WOOD TICK.
The Fine Showing In One of Colora-
dos Bonanzas.

QO'S bondnZaS.
a special from Buena Vista to the Dem
yer Times says
Interest in mining circles is increasing
in North Cottonwood district There has
been large body of rich ore uncovered in
hauling tons of ore to the smelter here.
Representatives of the company have been
here the past week from St. Louis in a
private car, and they are talking of put
ting up large concentrating plant This
mine has one of the largest bodies of ore
of any mine in the state. 1t averages
from four to nine feet of ore running from
SIS to $25 to the ton in silver, gold and
lead.
The Mercer mine belonging to the same
company, adjoining the Wood Tick, is de-
veloping into very rich gold mine and
from the two the~company expects soon TO
be producing a hundred tons of ore per
pay.
]. E. Coles company in the same district
has the past week opened up mine and
uncovered body of about 30 feet of ore
which runs from SO to Sic per ton and it
increase in value as they get further in
and it has every indication of becoming
a valuable property.
In the same district A. II. Wades COM
pany has tunnel in 500 feet and it is in
a large body of paw ore. and there is
strong talk that it will soon put up large
mill TO treat Its ore.
The smelter here has had hard time to
get in operation. The company was de-
termined to work the raw ore if possible,
and it has at last got on to a formula
which is a success and it made a run of
a week, putting through near 5000 tons
of ore and had to shut down for the want
of ore. 1t begins again today and will
hereafter have plenty of ore on hand to
keep it going.
Prospects were never so good in this To-
cality for prospecting as at present and it
looks like the people will soon have one of
the best mining sections in the state here
within the next year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-05
The Mining Companies Are All Run
ming Full Capacity.

4
Regarding the mining interests of Butte
the Western Mining World says:
There is nothing of special interest to
chronicle this week from the Butte dis
trict. All the mining companies are run
ming to their fullest capacity, hosting
in the neighborhood of II, 600 tons of ore
daily. Development work is far ahead of
the present output of the big producers,
yet it is continued each day. and hardly
a day passes by but the great shafts are
extended several feet into the great De-
yond.
We are in a position to state that each
foot in depth. opens up great bodies OF
copper ore,' yielding equally as great a
percentage of the king of metals as were
encountered in the upper levels. In many
instances greater bodies of pure copper
glance is found.
The Never Sweat shaft of the Anaconda
company is being rapidly pushed to the
ultimate end-5,0o0 feet. 1t is said by one
who knows that at that depth great bodies
of high grade ore have been found with
the diamond core drill. and thus the great
expense of sinking the costly shaft will
not be in vain. Such affairs are now ar
ranged with a certainty and nicely of the
most ordinary business. Long before an
expensive hosting plant is erected and a
shaft sunk, it is a moral certainty that
what is looked for will be found. The
diamond drill has done wonders in this
respect and has proven boon to man
ayers and saved many thousands OF dol
lars to the fortunate companies. Much
OF this work has been accomplished at a
cost of not exceeding 81 per foot.
Thus the entire system of veins of the
camp have been fully explored and each
company knows just where to go when in
need of new ore bodies.
The output next year of the Butte dis
trict will surely be largely increased.
When the Washee Copper company begins
the extraction of ore and the Butte &
Boston company completes its develop
ment, at least 5000 tons of ore daily will
be Butte'S output.
Business affairs of the city as a natural
consequence are in excellent condition and
the next five years will see the greatest
mining camp on earth, containing popu-
lation of fully 100000 happy. prosperous
people.
Taking everything into consideration,
Butte people have less to complain of than
any other city on earth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-05
COMMON CREEK MINES.
What Is Being Done In Mining Near
Albion Idaho

The Times, of Albion. Ida, says:
T. ]. Keller is working a claim near
Jessie with good results.
Thomas Ashmore, one Of the old timers
in this country, is prospecting Snake river
in the vicinity of Jessie.
Campbell Bros. are putting in a 42-foot
wheel on the river below Starrh's ferry
with which they will operate their placer
claim, said to be one of the HIGHEST on
the river.
Johnny Botzet came down from the
Kangaroo mine Monday and returned yes
terday with supplies for the winter. He
states the ore brought down last week
was only ledge matter, and that he ex-
poets soon to find the mineral in place.
Edward Barrett and Hiram Tremayne
jr., left last week for the Bimetallic mine
having secured contract to sink % feet
in the shaft. They were equipped with
stove and over 100 feet of pipe to supply
the mine with pure air.
George Montgomery, owner of Mont
gomerys ferry. was in town last week
He states placer mining on Snake river
was never so brisk. He states S. H. Abb
bolts boat is almost ready to commence
operations. and that the Dakota people,
represented by Mr.. Lilly. are receiving
consignments of machinery daily for their
boat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-05
CACHE COUNTY BUSINESS.
Commissioners Require Road In
demnity From Sheepmen.

Logan, Sept. 4.-The county commits
sioners held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday. The following per-
sons were appointed as registry agents,
TO NIL vacancies: H. L. Bair, CovevilIe;
j. G. Orr, Avon; William ]. Sorenson,
Mendon; w. w. Jones, Wellsville
The commissioners decided to require
parties driving sheep along the county
roads in the mountains to pay the cost
of repairing the damage done by the
animals, and having decided that the
Logan canyon road has of late been
damaged to the extent of $75 in this
manner, the clerk was authorized to
bill Joseph NJ. Jensen for $50 and
Charles f. Olsen for SIS, they being the
owners of the sheep. Payment will be
compelled by suit if the amount is not
promptly turned into the treasury.
Mary A. DANES was appointed assist
ant deputy recorder, and John Wyatt
was named as road supervisor of
Wellsville precinct The board then adj
journed until Monday.
In the district court, yesterday, suit
was filed BY S. A. Richman against G..
III. Baugh ct al, for the recovery of
5000 on a prOmiSSory note.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-05
OUT IN DEEP CREEK.
c. w. Coe Finds Wealth Galore In
This Region.

From 100 miles due west of Salt Lake
says the Denver Times, right on the
edge of the desert, c. W. Coe, formerly
of Tarkio, No, arrived this morning,
Juggling small grip that seemed as if
it contained pure lead. The contents
were so per cent lead, and a combina-
ton of silver, copper and gold, and the
aggregate value per ton is $50. Mr..
Coe is a gentleman of refined manners
and was once the most prominent resi-.
dent of his community back in Mis-
souri, He came to Colorado years ago,
but had little luck. Two nephews pro-
ceeded beyond the ColEN bine state and
set uD camp 100 miles west of Salt
Lake City. Two years ago the elder
Coe Joined them, and together the trio
has plodded about the hills overlook
ing the desert, looking for gold.
Few people who have not had the
experience" said Mr.. Coe, "can mag
inc the nightly expectancy; the con-
slant hoDefulness of the prospector.
We searched until it seemed as if we
had looked over every foot of ground
for 100 miles around, but finally we
struck a vein. We drove a tunnel for
LOCO feet into the steep mountain side,
and now have three gold veins. At
1,200 feet deep, we met this "copper" At
1,400 feet deep we find this copper and
lead, and at 1,500 feet deep We get
this combination of lead, copper, sill
yer and gold. The veins are straight,
and can be followed as easily as that
line on the floor. The formation is in
traehyte and granite, and the veins are
from three to IS feet wide. We think
we have a claim that is second to none,
and all we need now is to obtain the
proper facilities. The railroad is 100
miles away, and we hire the ore hauled
for SO per ton, but there is every pros
pect of an extension OF the Oregon
Short Line soon. Those best posted are
confident that the road will have tracks
within easy distance. of our properties.
Al present the ore pays us $50 per ton
at the smelter. There are 81 ounces of
silver, 81 in gold and about 81 per
cent OF lead in the best vein.
Our claims are in Deep Creek coun-
~. and the Germania smelter at Sandy
is nearly leo miles away, but the coun-
try is becoming thickly settled. and
efforts are row being made to secure
a railroad within the next year These
carbonates come from the Flush mine.
Over the entrance to the tunnel we
have a jack, king and queen Of dia-
Inonds tackled. and now if we make
nine or ten strike, We can open any
mans jackpot"
DIR. Coe. is en- route to Missouri,