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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29


Es indudable, por desgracia, que la
criminaIidad aumenta en- Puerto RIco,
especialmente por esta parte Sur de
la isls, en- la one parece que ell sentldo
moral ha llegado a su h'tImo grado de
perversion.
Los robos los asaltos a las casas'
como ell ocurrido hace dos noches en- La
del sefior Monserrat, ssf como las sgre-
stones en- la VIA pdblics, demuestran que
la seguridad personal en- Ponce, es IN
mito.
iSera que la falta de trabsjo hs Ve-
nido estimulsr esas propenciones al
crimer2 20 bien que ciertas propagan.
das polfticss empiezan a surtlr efeetoF
Lo cierto es que los delitos de esa fndole
aumentan de dfa en- dfa, y que las auto
ridades miran con indiferencia un NAL
social tan grave.
Y no es Ponce solo, sunque aquf es
donde abundsn mae esos hechos, la que
presenta ese aspecto sombrfo. En- va
rios puntos de la isla, ell puflal aseslno
80 esgrime en- la sombra, las mas de
las veces como aTma polftica.
El asesinato de Goico en- Anaseo, 81
de Torres en- Lsres, y las agresiones
mano armada verifcadas contra los te
deraIes en- la marina de Maysguez en-
ell pueblo de Juana Dfaz, dicen con trls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29

viene sucediendo uno y otro dfa entire
nosotros, bueno que las clases obreras
de la Union americana, sean las encar-
gadas de exteriorizsr las palpitsciones
de la conciencia publica, en- esta lsia,
donde fots la insignis americana, como
sfmbolo de muerte que ilumina Ia ago
MIA de una sociedad que desaparece,
entire ell escandalo y la ruina.
Afortunados los obreros de Ia Fede
Ltbre que han logrado ser escuch al os
raci6n de sus .oompsfleros que han des
pertado con su protesta la atencion del
gobierno y del pueblo de los Estados
Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29
ASOC|ACION COMMERCIAL
De DETALLISTAS

Pronto abrira sus puertas en- ests
ciudad una importante casa de comerelo,
que sc dedicarA la venta de provisio~
nes al por mayor y la importation y
exportscion.
La casa llevara ell nombre de 4sociG.
ci6n Conaerctdt de Det0Aist0S, y ell oapi-
tai social 10 formaran 400 acciones de
20 dollars 200 de 10, respectivamente
Oichas acciones sc cobraran, ell so por
ciento al quedar constituida la Sociedad,
ell resto, uuando la Junta de Gobier-
no 10 acuerde.
Los fines de esta casa que crea ell gre
mio de Detallistas, son: poder vendeF 5
los asociades y sccionistas, las provisio-
nes que importer preoios limitados,
facilltandoles mayor desenvolvimiento
en- sus operaciones.
Nos parece de importanoia suma para
ell Grenaio de DetalIistds la oreaci6n de
una casa importadora, y recomendamos
a todos los concentrates 81 detail COO
peren a la obra que sc inicia, tomandO
acciones para que pFonto abra sue
puertas al publico la Asoci0ci6n Conner
c6dl de DetdHiStds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29
XVII
(Contsnuacs6n.)

sultaba evidente, comprobada por he
chos sucesivos= triste +; pero exacta.
Por que sentfa= ell seflor Matienzo esa
propensi6n? 1En que motivos podfa
fundarla excu9arla? Suponen muchss
gentes que Ell infujo de una labor per
sopsl continue, realizads por los seno
res Guzman Benitez y Fournier, deter,
min6 la compleja dualidad del gran
orador puertorriluefo Els possible, aun
que no es probable en- un entendimiento
superior, difcil d las agenas gestiones.
Para dominar az sefior MatIenzo sc lie
decfa que EsTABA PRETERIDo /; que So
INFLUJo HABfA IUERTo y que debfa
reivindicar PARA ST la direction de los
negocios insulares.
Quiza ell sefior Matienzo, quien 20
ofrecf la jefatura repetldamente, no la
ambicionaba PoR CEsION GENEROsA sIno
poR CoNQUIsTA MARCIAL La verdad es
que nos eetrechan9os la diestra ell "a dc
Enero, HABIENDO:LEIDO LA CARTA DEL
sESoR MoRET en- que sE NOS MANDABA
soMETERNos, y el 10 de Febrero tre-
molaba ell senior Matienzo ell estandarte
de LA UNION TOD TRANCE
La pRoPENsIoN sufgfa de nue 20 y ahora
en- forma declsiva.. Ell paladfn entraba
en- liza para blandir su falminante yer
bo, segdn blandfa j Jupiter ell rayo. Sir
viendo a Madrid, oomplaciendo al Go
bernador; levantando en- ell paves la
disidencia, HACIENDA ASH LA UNION
AUToNoMIsTA, Ell ssfor Matieuzo estaba
lndicadfsimo como. JEFE DE LA UNION.
El reducto era inexpugnable; la victoria
secura. Pero no So conto CON ell golpe
de vista del CoM9TE PROVINCIAL; con
su vslor ofvico d Irueba, que no teme
nunca & las mucheoumbres nj los 60
biernoa mientrss cnmbate por la justi
cia; con su energfa que no doman los
amagos nj los golpss, FL CoNrTE PRO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29

Sc ha dicho mil veces que el senor
Matienzo Sc sepsro del partido federal
porque no pudo asignarsele una carters
en- Ell gabinete mixto: ESQ es una vulga-
ridad; ell sefior MatieDzo habrfa tenldo,
elegir, las tres carteras de Goberna-
ci6n, Commissioners y Agriculture.
Su proceder ohedece d movies que no
arrancan del mfsero afan del lucro. III
seflor Matienzo no es hombre q qulen
Sc CANA por sueldos productivos nj por
c6modas prebendas.
Sentfa-y clio Sc revela en- los dos
telegramsa suyos que reproduce en ell
capftulo XVI-uns inquietud nerviosa
iuoomprensible, auuqae cierta. hsa
inauietad le impulsaba La oposlolon,
al ataque, al cisma. Recuerdese que
en- ell primero de los dos despachos,
escribi0: <Cont6stole PRENsA para acla'
rar conceptos y, en- su caso, DEFIN1R
sIrUACI0N., En- ess Erase esta latente
la amenaza de la discordis OWL. En
Noviembre de 1897, ell sefior Matlen
20. No CoNFoRME con una circular, in
olipAnase a DEFlNIR La sITUACIoN.
ESQ Qratuftamente, sin que la circular
contnyiese una paIabrs dlgns de anate
ma.
Pero bay IN nuevo dato: al tratarse
de las candidaturas para la Diputacion
provincial, en- Setienbre del mismo a1lo
ell sefior Matienzo lanz6 un despacho
telegrafco que dice:
<Hernandez Lopez, - Capital.
Designaci6n anticonstitucionsI can
didatos justifcara disideneia. Protes-
to, z de no rectifcarse separome par
tido. .-MATIENzo ,
Sc le escribio, Sc le convencio No
sE sEPARo La propension de aquel es
pfritu 4 Ia guerra contra nosotros re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29

yidad energia Sc une la tiebre'de ex
plotaci6D y egoismo desenfFsnado, bur
iandose de la equidad y de las exigen
eias materIales morales de esta hoy
empobrecioa agrupacion.
Tambien aqaf ell comercio sumento
considerabEemente los precios de todos
los artfculos de conner y vestir lncu
rriendo en- sos mismos vicios, por 10 que
no es cierte, haya como Sc dice tai ba
ia deepues 1el canje.
La verda1 es que, meses antes de esta
operacion = sin motive, Sc alzo ell tlpo
de venta al=por mayor y al detail en-
todos los reuglones de primera necesi
dad hasta de las telas viejas....
Vamos aDrendiendo. $500.
Hace tie1npo existe ell moncpolio del
baoalao, pronto vendra ell de la sal con
otros mas, feduciendo la raciou y como
consecuencia ell choque, la diferencia
entre ell capital y ell trabajo, luoha que
hoy tanto preocupa en- las socledades
modernas.
Moderacis5n por parte de todos y al
truismos, en- los fsvorecidos por la for
tuna exigenlas actusles crfticas circuns-
tancias, cuyo alivio deben contribulr
los corazones verderamente puertorri
quenos va que ell gobierno NADIA prone
Moderese ell rico comerciante en- la
ganancia 10 msmo ell detallista.
Llegue hasta donde pueda 81 rico ha-
cendado sin fiarse en- las leyes de la
oferta la demanda.
Tratase de iDfelices compatrlotas
| nuestros, fuerzas vivas 8 infuyentes en-
la riqueza general, y los que no que
remos nj nos convene yer por termlno
| extreme en- 81 triste camino del exodo.
Porque 81 el precio de los allmentos
es mas que= en- otros tiempos, mayor
tendra que ser Ell valor de los jornales,
toda vez que=la retribuci6n del trabajo
ha de cubrit (y de no hay hambre
muerte) ell oapftulo de gastos consl
guiente la subsistencia de la famllla
proletarla
ESQ es indispensable, precise, de lo
contrario, COZ un salafio dehslente arras
tiara ell iornalero una vida miserable,
inquieta, Sc enferma y muere prematu-
rsmente des poblandose como hoy Ia
Isla a pasos agigantados.
/ u uO Oi O6u 4AO
cedanos permlso Mr.. Allen y en- breVet
dfas llevarem.s a su presenoia centens-
! res de caqueclicos sin parasites intestl-
males; pero esos sc que han ayunado
muchos meses.. -.
OpuIencis en la gran patria ...'.
pobreza en- la pequefla. 49,.
| iContraste desconsolador!. r!....
ALA las arn1ss poderosas de la rlque'
"a grandes elementos de progreso que
robusteoen, vigorizan La vida la nacen
facil y amena.
Aouf falta capital Gre Tito, per
didas inmensas sin reparaoion por falta
de medios, mieeria en- vasta extension
como consecuencia profunda trlsteza,
anemia = neurosis que matan la genera
o,on actual y tai vez las venideras -
Dr. ANTONIO J. AMADEo.
(Comtin1ard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29
Apuntes para un |Ibro

LuGhandO cednd0-atenzO nte
contra d0sMatenz0
Independents -Masnzo dsideneLos motiNos verdadeos
AteneO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-29

vINcIAL desbarato los planes del senior
Mstienzo y lie dej6 solitario y lie contem-
pl6 tranquilo en- su viaje hacia las tur.
bas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
CITY AND NORTHERN MAIL NO. 29s

ing here the last of the week to meet L.
S. Austin, the smelter superintendent,
who Is coming from Denver.
Messrs. Miller and Chapman, Of Cleve-
land. o., who are interested In the Ed
ison test on the Ortiz placer beds, are
jolly guests at Supt 8. G. Burns quar-
ters in Dolores. Mr., Miller is brother
to Mrs. Thomas A. Edison.
THE TURQUOIS MINES.
During the past ten days O'Neilrs
Blue Bell mine has yielded about ten
pounds of turquois in the rough. Some
three pounds of this is Of the highest
grade, worth on the New York market
5000 to $500 per pound.
BY the way, news is at hand to-day
to the effect that ex-Gov. Thornton,
now at Ameca, state Of Jalisco, Mex,
operating gold mines, and Hon. John P.
Victory, of Santa Fe, have just been
chosen as southwestern members of the
board of directors of the recently organ
lied North American turnuois syndi-
cate. At the head Of this enterprise are
the Leffingwe7l Bros, bankers, of New
Haven, Conn, who have options on
many of the best properties in New
Mexico. They are now fully organized
under the laws of New Jersey, with 4
capitlal stock of 81 900, ,000
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
R00SBYELTDECLINES
Does Not Wish to Be Candidate for
Vice President and Would Not
Accept Nomination,
PREFERS TO BE GOVERNOR
Thinks That It Is His Duty to Finish Good
Work Begun In New York If the Peo-
pie Are Willing to Again Make
Him Governor.

New York, February ia special to
the Herald from Washington says: Gov.
Roosevelt will not accept a nomination
for vice president on the Republican
ticket. He will be a candidate for Sec
ond term as governor. This Is the sub
stance of a communication received by
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts from
the governor and conveyed to the pres
ident.
Albany, N. Y, February 12.-Govern-
or Roosevelt to-day gave out the fol-
lowing statement: "In view Of contin-
ued statements in the press THAT I may
urged as a candidate for vice president
and as MANY letters reach me advising
for and against such a course, 1t is prop
er for me to state definitely that under
no circumstances could accept NOM
inIation for the vice presidency. 1t il
needless to say how deeply appreciativc
I am Of the honor conferred upon me
by the mere desire to place me in so
high and digndfie'd a position. But it
seems TO me clear that ait the present
time my duty is here in the state whose
people chose me to be governor. Great
problems have been faced and are be-
ing PARTLY solved in this state at this
time, and If the people so desire I hope
that the work thus begun I may help to
carry to a successful conclusion"
The governor said: "And am happy
to state that Senator Platt cordially ac
quiesces in my Views OF the matter"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
Redemption Call.
TO the holders of territorial certificates
of lid oh4 ad norr undor tho In w of 900.

10 the holders of territorial certificates
of Indebtedness under the law of 1899:
The undersigned, treasurer OF the ter
ritory of New Mexico, hereby gives
notice that twenty per cent OF the
amount of certificates authorized by
chapter 50 of the session laws OF the
legislative assembly for the year 1899
entitled San act to provide for the pay
ment of the deficiencies in the territorial
appropriations of the various fiscal years
up to and including the forty-ninth fiscal
year." and the interest thereon will be
paid by him on the presentation and
surrender of such certificates at his office
in the city of Santa Fe, and that inter-
est will cease upon such certificates
thirty days from the date of the first
publication of this notice. The number
and amount of such certificates so to be
redeemed has been determined by lot,
and are as follows:
In series "a" in denominations OF
81 900 the following numbered certih-
Gates: 80, "a, 27, 36, "a, 81, 20, 26, IA.
8, 20, all bearing date the 1st day of
March, A. D. 1899.
In series "B"i in denomination of 81 900
certificates numbered: II, 10, 5, IA, 33,
35, 81, AZ, As, Z.
In the same series in denominations OF
$500 certificates numbered: II, 20, 10,
%.
In the same series in denominations
of $1OO certificates numbered 54, %
%, sc, 40, 81, 6s, 10, So and 81. All Of
such certificates in series "B" being
dated the 1st day Of March, A. D. 1899
This notice being given in pursuance
of section 3 of the said act of the legis
lative assembly.
Dated at Santa Fe, New Mexico, Jan
uary 20, 1900.
| j. Fl. VAUGHN,
Treasurer Of New Mexico
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
ANTITRUST CONFERENCE.
Mayor Harrison Thinks Trusts Own the
Senate,

Chicago, Feb. l2.-Anti-trust confer
ence called by the antitrust league met
in Central Music Hall today. President
Lockwood of the executive committee
called the meeting to order.
Mayor Harrison welcomed the dele
gates In behalf OF the city. He denounced
trusts as threatening the integrity OF the
nation. Already he continued, the sem
ate of the United States, has been re-
duced to a small convention of owners
and representatives of trusts. A few
wears more would see the house and our
Judiciary reduced to the same condition.
In conclusion he called on the delegates
to educate the people to elect legisla-
tive body to force whatever scheme they
decided upon for the abolition of mono
poles and elect an executive with enough
patriosism to enforce laws formulated
Former Judge Prentiss of Illinois was
elected temporary chairman.
!, Franklin H. Wentworth Of Chicago
was selected temporary secretary. The
following were appointed temporary vice
presidents: Ex-Governor Altgeld of Hi
nois; John Crosby of New York; Richard
Dalton of Kansas; Tom l.. johnson OF
Ohio; Judge Tuley of Chicago; General
Warner of Ohio: Judge Clegg of Loui-
sana; E. R. Rigley and Jerry Simpson
of Kansas; Rev. DIR. Slade of Illinois; F..
Van Voorhees, of Indiana; Governor Lee
OF South Dakota. On motion OF Mr..
Weaver OF Iowa the chair appointed a
chairman from each state on the follow
ing committees:
Program, permanent organization, re-
solutions, ways and means, national or
ganization and rules.
Captain w. H. Black of Illinois ad-
dressed the conference on the trust Ques-
tiOn.
General Finley Of Ohio said he wished
1t understood he was not here for the
purpose of aiding in the organization OF
a political party. He feared such con-
struction might be placed upon por-
tion of the speech of President Lock
wood who explained his belief was that
all men should in the acc omplishment OF
the purpose before conference rise above
the interest of party.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
Water Works for Roswell

Rev. S. K Hallam has submitted to
the city council of Roswell q proposition
for building water works at THAT city.
The company asks for q fifty-year fran
ch1se and a contract by the city to use
;hydrants during the Ave years at the
rate of from $50 to SIS hydrant. The
company promises to furnish free wa
ter for city use in flushing CUTTERS and
sewers, for city hail. fire stations and
city fail. The rate to be charged con-
sumers lie to be $12 per hydrant. and
25 cents Der 1000 gallons II q meter be
used. The company 10 to be free OF city
taxation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
Tue KENTUCKY QUARREL.
The Farce Of Having Two Legislatures
Goes On,

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 19.-The republi
can house and senate met at 12 o'clock,
nine being present of the latter and 9s
in the former. The senate appointed
committee to inform Governor Taylor
that it had convened at Frankfort ready
for business. Governor Taylor received
it and replied: "Well, go ahead" The
house appointed similar committee,
and both houses adjourned for the day.
Louisville, KY, February 12-A-
though the protocol was not signed,
there is truce in the fight for the state
offices to await action by the courts
Senator Blackburn has been called to
Washington on PERSONAL business, leav-
ing the diplomatic management OF
affairs in the hands of Congressman D.
P. Smith. Both houses of the Legislature
met again at the court house to-day.
Louisville, KY, February 12.-In the
house a concurrent resolution which
passed the senate was presented calling
upon W. S. Taylor to Withdraw the
armed men gathered about him at the
state house and surrender the executive
office to ]. G. w. Beckham, the lawful
governor. Under the rules the resolu-
ton went over one day. A concurrent
resolution presented Saturday was
adopted for the appointment OF a COM
mittee Of three representatives and two
senators to investigate the conditions
ait Frankfort as Ito the safety and ad-
Instability Of resuming legislative ses-
sions at the capitol.
Cincinnati, February 12.-The hearing
in the Kentucky injunction suits began
at Q o'clock in the United States court
Governor Bradley presenting the case
of the plaintiffs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
OF BLACK JACKS GANG.
Franks Is Said to Be In Jail At Roswell
At Present.

A man giving his name as Green Is
under arrest at Roswell on suspicion OF
being Franks, one Of the BLACK Jack"
gang that held up a Colorado & South
ern passenger train five miles south Of
Folsom the night Of July II last. The
robbers escaped on horseback across
the country A posse started in pursuit
and the night of the 18th overlook the
men encamped in Turkey creek canon,
near Cimarron, just at dusk. A desper-
ate battle ensued, in which Sheriff Ed
F.aw of Walsenburg, Colo, and a men,
killed. Sam Ketchum, a brother Of
BLACK Jack" was wounded during the
fight, and "a few days later was captured
by 1'anchman to whom he applied for
assistance. He was taken to the peni
tentiary at Santa Fe, where he died
from his wounds. Franks and McGin-
mis-, the two other members of the
gang, escaped. Later McGinnis was
captured by Sheriff Stewart, of Eddy
county, near Carlsbad. He is now in the
territorial penitentiary. Franks was
with McGinnis when the latter was cap
tured, but again escaped.
On the 18th Of August BLACK jack
Ketchum, the leader of the gang that
had so long terrorized the southwest,
undertook single-handed to hold up a
Colorado & Southern train at about the
same place. While standing guard over
the engineer and fireman, forcing them
to uncouple the express car. Conductor
Frank Harrington shot "Black jack In
the right arm. The robber escaped, but
was unable to proceed far on account
of his wounds, ard was picked up the
next day. He was taken to the peniten-
tfary at Santa Fe, his injured arm am
putated, and at the next term of court
ait Clayton will be tried for his crime.
Parties from Cimarron have gone to
Roswell to identify the prisoner.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
NOMINATED BY The PRESIDENT.
New Mexico Postmasters- Commissioners
to Paris-Nayal Promotions

Washington. February 12.-The pres
ident to-day sent to the senate these
nominations: Commissioners of the
United States to the International ex
position at Paris-Mr. Potter Palmer,
Illinois; Brutus J. Clay, Kentucky;
Charles A. Collier, Georgia; Michael H.
De Young, California; William L. Ell
kins, Pennsylvania; o. H. Fethers, Wis
consin; Peter Jansen, Nebraska; Calvin
Manning, Iowa; Franklin Murphy, New
Jersey; Henry A. Parr, Maryland; Hen
ry M. Putney, New Hampshire; Alvin
H. Sanders, Illinois; Louis Stern, New
York; William G.. Thompson, Michigan;
William M. Thornton, Virginia; Arthur
E. valois, New York; Thomas F. Walsh,
Colorado.
Navy-Lieutenant to be lieutenant
commanders: H. M. Witzell, r. T. Hall,
r. G.. Winter'halter; passed assistant
surgeon to be surgeon, r. P. Crandall;
passed assistant paym.aster to be pay
master, Richard Hatton.
Postnnhsters-New Mexico: Edwin
Quinn, Gallup; w. g.. Greenleaf, Las
Vegas Hot Springs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
All kinds Of typewriter papers for
sale at the New Mexican printing office.
MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.


New York, Feb. 12.-Money on call
steady at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 4 q 5. Silver, 59N Lead, 81. As.
GRAIN.
Chicago.-Wheat, Feb, 66a; May ,6sH
q 6s%. Corn, Feb, 321a; May, 34h.
Oats, Feb, 221a; May, 23N.
STOCK.
Kansas City.-Cattls, receipts, 5000;
weak, 1Oc lower; native steers, 1886 q
81. so; Texas steers, So. 40 q "a. IS; Texas
cows, $3.50 @ $3.35; native cows and
heifers, 81. 90 q $4 80; stockers and feed
ers, So. 90 @ $500; bulls, $2.75 q 1878.
Sheep, 5000; steady; lambs, $5.75 @
1856; muttons, SO. 20 "a $5.25.
Chicago. Cattle, receipts, 10000;
generally 10c lower; beeves, $4.00 "a
So. 90; cows, $500 % "a. 40; heifers, So. 40
q 81. .65; Gamers, $2.15 @ 80. 80; stockers
and feeders, 1926 @ $3.50; Texas fed
beeves, $4.OO q $500. Sheep, 1900;
strong; native wethers, $3.50 q $5.75;
western wethers, $4. so "a $5.40; lambs,
strong; natives, $500 "a $500; westerns,
$500 a $500.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-12
Cerrillos Mining Notes.
cia, Cor. New Mexican.

Special Cor. New Mexican.
Cerrillos, N. NJ, February u.-JacK
Donavan. a well-known miner here
Yesterday brought in from the hills near
town a fine sample Of galena ore which
he states was taken from NEW dis
covery three and half miles northwest
Of town. The smelter people were much
pleased thereat, and pronounced 1t su-
perior smelling ore. Arrangements nave
been made to work the property.
General Manager R. B. Thomas, OF
the smelter, left last night for Albu-
ouerque to consult with Nein B. Field
about the working of the Lincoln
Lucky.Anaconda mines at San Pedro
Thence he goes to Magda1ena, RETURN