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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
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al debaF Y In eoneisneiR aaHk aate
aI pRimsPo de lon aReHineios.
A noBotPos No NOS RmsdTent@n,
nj vuaatHo sfimere sncumbrAmisn-
10, nj vEestHa internal griteH1A,
que como AordR amenaSante de
andamonI&dos sspiritus prstsnde
sambrRr de terror les eampCs de
sus malaitos con1uEss. Ne una y
nail vases los hombras del partido
federal IuehAEAn hRstA 10 muerts
Dor lR dsfsnsA de IA libsrtAd. Lu-
chArkn cen f6 v con brfos hastA
cue la iustieia pr@vAlexea an con-
sra del vicio y de In iRmorAlidRd :
peso q quian pese, eAigA cullen
eaigA y poF enclmA de toa& eonsi-
daraei6n, IusAAr&n en- esntrR del
libsrtinaie que Ia sombrS de un
Robiarno in1usto y cOrRompido as
cAKnaea nusstra sociedad.
GraeiAs Al einismo que con tAnto
Orgullo oBtent&is y 81 einismo del
gobisrno. que os pFOteio, logrAsteis
lmponeP vusHtKa 6xIgua tuerza
aobHs In inmsnsa mAyorfa qua des.
dc Alto pedestal de 81 nooleSa os
RrFoja Al rostHo In saliva do su
despEseio como en- sl MARIANA VEN
tuKoso, con gansFosA hid&lgufR, os
sRbrA eoncsdsH IN psrd6n que ss-
tAis leios de MERCER atn ouAndo
sois anemigos do nusstr& patEia
patHia cue % l@ vuestHA, nosotFos
no nos conaideramos vuastros sna-
migos no NOS anGAhamos eomo
vosotRos con ineYmes vfctimAs Oh
psEdenaRamos de eePas6n sl dia no
letano en- que dsspoiadAB las tinie-
bias cue oscuHscen las concisneias,
IN EaYo de luz ilumine el dia dc
gloria sn al que ufRnR BoFfnquans
emplaea q goSAE de las bienAndAns
sAs dc I'M gobisRno librs eonquista.
do poE sus hiioS que sAbsn amarlA.
Ese dla, ya BAeiAdA vuaBsrA AnslA
de poder, asp0Yemos que nm soplo
dc ArFspentimiento haya troeRdo
en- vuestHos eoraKones ell odio fuFi-
bundo qus nos profeBais an protun.
do amor q 10 tisHrG On que visteis
Ia primsr& Iuz; y si poK sl contra
rio psrduYAran vuestros odtos "
pAaionas, sntoness, bisn . vusstro
pasAr, Asf como ahorA 90 dasprecia.
mos v mAldeeimos on TslegaFfAmoH
q nm olvldo gsn0roso misntRAs Ia.
boramoS para hAeaH una patri& IL
brs y fsliz como la que tisnan los
paees en- oil mar, fslix y libra como
L. que los p6iAroS tisnsn en- sl Aire.
HRstR sss dfA o. smplazamos
Warrington, d. O. Nbrs. II 1902
Limo Vazquez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

R@pWpu6AnOa
MabSis aRKojAao 10 que cEssis 10
<irna p@latAda do ttarrA sn ID
fosA DO In pAtRiAs mazelAdA con
sAnRra y con mAldiGionaS. Mssas
son oil anAtsmA que el pueblo Oh
laRHa, y l& sRngFa % In tnoeenSs
en- que hRbaig mAAchAdo vnasSr&s
manos para logEaR IN triunfo que
dazpRaeiayfameB si D GRA eost& hn'
biaFa de ser obtenido. VOastrA
sxAearbadA passion y el PaEvsrso
manAimIento dc vuasaRO sgoisno 90
induesn o coMstaR Las mas yiles
faIonfAB v q eReen9gRHas en- sl su'
eio lndA1al Espleto con In eacoriA
do tAntAR miseRias que enVllaesn.
HRb6iH Ilegado al eolmo del van
dAlIsmo hAb&is 0Bc@lado 10 cim&
Iu1uYioaA del meEq uing d0spotismO
cue soERsteIs en- las nsgEAs .noehss
an cue oaiesas tentAeiOnsS Oh hA-
eiAn pFssRa volantAYlRs, 0sClRvos
da VuastFA dspHAvACi0n neral de
vu0stEAs hRlagAdoFAs coneupiscsn'
eiAB.
Hl eontagio con vusstRas ho-
RFendas paBN0B morales, 0apaees dc
axNinguiF In las DO lMs eoncianeiAa
de eoFFompsR oil mas puro fueRo
de la vida, mAnehG, degrade en-
vlless. IN los axherboFeS do vues'
sra RAhia no RspaHAatais cue oil
praAandaE hundiRn0s en- pEofunda
dsnaspeRAeI6n os pReeIpitAbAin en-
mn ablsmo sn al euAl peRmAnsseHeia
hautRquo Ia fTfR mueRte mate Dc .un
Woplo In iaAigosa RaspiEAei6n dc
vRsstKos pseh0s sin alma cue sl
alma 10 VoI6 en- oil momsnto mas
Reiago y doleKoBo o. gosar do una
steEnidad do p0nAs en- OIL etefno
inferno.
Con vussAro usuEpGd0 trlunfo
AAbais cRaido dAF 10 musrta nj
pArtIdo federal que % IL sspsrAnSA
daI pnablO. SPoP que hAblAis dc
musFto enand0 TODD 90 vidRP Vida
ms lR IdaR qua snstantAmoss vida
as nusasrM 70, y sxhnbsrAnt0 dc
vida as maestro porvenir. La
mueRts aStG may lsios. PodrA dsa'
ApaRsesY nusstro nombHs 90 los
IfstAs oGeiales ; dssApAreesrA SAm-
hIen lA paRsenAlidAd dc RaeFto
Rlco SpGRo hAbr& fnsFxe que mats
sn nnastRos eoPaEones el poasr de
In ldeA7 No, aas ApanRs 80 dss'
eubr0 In muaRta en- los ealA1es dc
nuastK&s iiMslonsa y ApanAs Ii vis'
IumbrAmos AmenAxAndo In vida Dc
nRaatrAB aspeRAn1Ass
Dafendemog To- vida del idaAlI
dsspEselamOs la nusBtrRp 10 inmo-
IAmos yA que DO los que NOS sxigsn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
BOtRs 4 EsTADOS UH1DOS

Han ambAEeAdo en- DsIsgoA con
denHino q los Est&doB Unidos los
generates boeRB Krutzinger, Jou.
baTt y Fonehe.
Llsvan iguAl miai6n que DalAHey,
Bosha " DswBt. llavAron n Europa.
I'm nornsAmerieA son espsrados
los ganeKalas bosrs con euriosida6
y enausiRsmo.
Ests cAmblc de psrsonAiss atri-
h6yasa nj tenor dc los bsegs > que
los nortaAmeEicanos fuerAn . sem
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
Ia revoluCi6n dc MarrueCOS

La kkbila de Rsnsdir, ha tornado 10 "a -
portants ciu6ad de TatuGn, Gaspuss ds una -
htdiSinA bAtaiIA.
El hernano del Suit6n, Ai frsnts az 80
tr0pAs, 10 eneuenfKa esTea do FeS.
nj ataqus n la capital co inminenas. Al
Los corresponsalss sufopeoB que sseaA sss1 as
Africa, esnsuran al cAudillo rsvolucionaflO 81
haya usiiisado las k&bilas rsbsldss para ."
ear 10 guerra nj SuItGn. :
Ls deEEota da TsiuGn hA asERninAas
lAs tEopss del EmpeFAdpr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
Buques aIemanes
a Venezuela

Aver salIeKon de Klei los eFues-
ros AIsmRnss de guerrs, SNlobsS,
aAPiadnaD y eAmaxoneSs CON des-
Aino q Vanezuela.
EstoH buques de la eseuadrG ale
mana, van o AnmsntAr las fuerSas
d mar que aRtkn 70 On camino
para Vane8uela.
Los Estades UnidoB anviarkn mas
bRrcos de guerra o los pusEsos do
VeneSuela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
Amenaza contra eI CIero
ACTlTUD De Mr. C0MBE

El Ministro frances NJ. oombas, Ia anun-
ciado que preasntaFA una propoRicion nj Can
seio suspsndIsndo los Busldos cue disfKutMn los
eArdanAlsS, aFxobispos y obispos ArmAntss da
la protsstA que oFganixaron los clerieaias
contra lR ley dc AsoeiaeIones De II CamaTa
fERneaan.
cho diSgnsso ID neiiclA ds ID ana % pEcrone
"a, cemhsg,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

On 10 politics. n0rts-amsrieana, las ecalss son
via de Panamk.
El presidents Roossvsls assRura Que oil
gooiesno do Oolomkia NO intentaTx poner obs.
sscnlos 0 laa obras do la via inaeroeaknica v
proyeeto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
HONOR Az MERITO.

No hay positvamente emulsion que pueda compararse
la leg1tina de Scott As 10 prueba este diploma,
Imtadores sin cuento esfuerzan por producir ago
gua pero no 10 logran Podran adoptar nombres que
prnera vista Sc confundan e del artcuo original
pero ESQ no ola virtud intles mezcoanzas FL que
quiera que desde el principle la leg1tima
Emulsion de Scott economlzando as1 tempo dinero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
GUANHCA
DEUDORES M0R0S0S

NussAro agsnts On YaucO, ssnor Roig. nos
eomnniea que aIgunog dc los suseFipeorss oal
eaaaYfo do Gu6nicA 50 hAllan 81 ossehDleksO
pesaF do aus sxcitacionaa para u psgo.
SuplIeamos o Gquailos amigos gus enmpian
IL ysfaFido aganta aus compromlsos.
c. agancin neesnlta fondos para eumpnF
los suy0s iusto sgaus - atisndan nusssf0'
FeslAmog
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

Tengo de manestar que hace tempo que vengo
incompatible 6xto ell preparado conodo Ell nobre
Emulsion de Scott acee de gado de bacaao las afeccone
puonares parcularmente recuente entire
oro MANIFESTATIONS lnfacas frecuenes
pases opcas consuyen decro a Ell fondo
pudendo aduo
nnos la Emulsion de Scott puede considearse
Doctor Louis Montana las Facuades
Paris de Barcelona, Habana, Cuba,
empleado pracca la Emulsion de Scott
bacaao hpoffos de cal de debo decr
para
elaboration
@. NJ. Desvernine Habana
iustrado Doctor Don Alfonso Betancou Habana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
P0r MachiaveIO

Este aeehe aslsbrar& una bsnidA
fhnsbHa la respectable loglR aTAnR.
mkD, de AHseibo, On sufrRgio del
alma del que fue nuaatro qusEido
eompAtriotA, don jose f.. MRchiR.
Welo.
EI Gcto EssultAr& solsmnisimo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
Para San Juan

Esta mAdEugada sRli6 para San
Juan maestro quorido compan8Ho
dom Nepomucsno Flores admins.
AFAdoR do LA DEMoCRAC1A.
RsgEsBaE& sl Inno0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
Arana !"

Tn uBIonistA de 10 islR, . quisn
anaKsmos mueho, NOS BuplicR pre-
Runtamos eu6ndo sails sl psrl6dico
ala AFaAR,D oil CUE 30 aapaHA con
vaTdadeEA impAeieneiA.
TFAsIAdAmos lA notieiA oil amigo
GMomo.R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

sLA BORINQUENDa Targa 4 CO Nos
oivloar que esta casa o. In Mas harato aua
vsAoa gaa scnaaantemsnsa intsaduea nuevss
% hasa f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29
La revoIuci6n en-
Santo Domingo
Es poderosa Y Sc
supone inyesoibIe

IA sstAllado otEA Eavoluci6n en-
Ia Eep6blica dominleRna.
Las fuaFxAs que - han IRn1Ado
81 campo son muy numerous y
aat&n hisn ErmAdas y equipAdas,
por 10 cugi 80 tame que lA revolu-
ci6n gEsbHhnts On poeo tismpo sI
gobisKno del actual prasidsnta.
Los revolacIonRrios Ay1nxan rs
pidaments hkclR Ia parts central de
sRnto Domingo, q In dc tomAr
fnsKtes poaieionas On aspera do las
tRopas 'gobierno.
CeEtsn, Adsm6s, laH lfneas de CO.
munieaci6n con la capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

Este dlss los altos dignatarios de In
iglasiR que Of no Fsctinean las nrmaa sstAm.
pAdas NJ pie de ID protssta smpexark In susnan-
sion Dc sueldos eesde DIeismhre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

siras molestos por gus ss dirigIsEon
n Europa Antss Gus = los EstAdos
Unidoss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-29

que dente cena los resutado para
los ea indcad la bien conocda Emulsion de Scott
La exceente Emulsion de Scott edcamento que
magnfcos reuado
pumonares slpes la erofua bronqu raqudmo
Gnfatismo, etc - DR. Francisco Penichet, Habana
Don Antonio Moreno Daz doctor medcna cirug resi-
dene la Habana cerfca raqs
debdad organica siempre resuad
naravillosos
Cerhco que hace mucho tempo peando la Emulsion de
Scott todos los donde eta ndcada
ado maravinoso. - Dr. Miguel Ortiz Carrllo Habana
Dice brevemene Ell Doctor Davaos Habana
hace tempo ndcando practca Emulsion
de Scott obteniendo sempr los esutados
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
BIGTME
Haines Celebrated the Fourth
 of July In Style.

The people of Halnss had a big Fourth of July celebration. lt Is estimated that Goo or 200 people participated In the dOlngS. There was canoe racing, boat racing baseball, tug-of-waT and all the other sports that go to make up a regulation af- ialr of the kind.
 Tho baseball game was between the white men and the Indians and the former won, "a to L.
 There wee about IS entries ln the boat race, the several cannsrles all having one or more boats entered. The Alaska Fish silss Union Cannevwas victorious.
 The Indians beat the whites ln the tug of-war.
 , The business men of the mission town dld a big business.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
GOES BEEOEfNOF FIREMEN
Dr. HAH Leaves to Take Mir.
 Jennings to Victoria.
IIVall Fl - - -.

l. pr. M. P. Hall lsft on the Cottage City iorths pdpbsO ofstakins hr, Jennings, who.Is Illat, Junsau. to Victoria, Rsssr- vatlons ware made at pnsaB on the Cot tags Tor tho psrtYs which wIlhalso Include Mrs. JshnlnRs. Dr. Hal glll return si soon as possiblts from hlstrpl lt Is De. lIsysd that with the faelIltlsS ofa modem hOspltaIiIh's iirEspIdes'at .hslr dIspOsaI, physleins wlll bs able to do HOrs to pro- mOtu Mf. JsihlnEs' rseoVtrx
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

LH. Kelly was chosen mayor of Skag- way by the city council on the frs, ballot las, olrht. While lt Is generally admitted ,hs, Mr. Kelly, Is admirably qualified fcf Inc position. hts election came 's a''nf- prise, ns lt was generally understood thai the council had chucusd on the pTOpOsl- lion and had decided upon Luke MeGraIh ior mayor The vote On the mayOrallsY stood. Kelly. q MeGnth, ai ROnSsn- dOf, |.
 The candidates for the other offices, or ,hslr friends, were In evidence. but a mo- ,Ion by, Cobum- that the matter Of their slsctlOn % over fOr'ahOthsT meeting was carried, and lt Is not unlikely that thS present officers will be permitted 10 com plstsths present month, ss ChY Attorney Price has decided that they have that rIeht, iuasHiueh ss they arc employed by the month.
 One of the Interesting contests before the new council Is that fol fre warden. The only contestants 80 far 's known, orc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

Secretary Ls Fsvp Of the Skagway chamber Of commerce has evidently sue csedsd In getting the Seattle chamber at WorkOn tht'bOddIdE question. The Seattle Times Of last Sunday says
 "ES.CoHsdSr of customs ]. W. lyey called atths chamber OS commerce yester. day making I6QdlAss as 'tO what the thanberhid done toward securing needed
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
Bell Was Rurg By Those Outside of the Department.

The firemen Investigated the matter of the bell ringing Saturday night and eOtab- llshed the question beyond a doubt that lt was not done by a member of the depart ment, but by a man who has no connection with that organization. He admitted that he dld li, as he did not desire that any one be accused unjustly. This an nouheement will be received with great pleasure by the people of Skagway who have learned during the past four or five years to place great confidence in the fire department.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
.BG SAEM0N
Bailey Sails Today For Up ' River Gold Camp.

whnshoss, July 7.-Ths Bailey wlll sall from this pltcs tomorrow stenlng'at 2 e'elock, for Eurskt landing on the Hooln- ilaQ0a. EurelSs IandlnE.lsrUhat was once known hs MasOn's lIndlng and Is a gate way to ths BlG salmon.
 The WhltshOrst wfIi siiiior Dawson tomorrow night. The Columblan and Bonanza KlnE win Est aVaY "Wednesday evenings The cOlunblsn -pEsssd HOOta- llnqua al io;Jo last night and should reach this plsce tonight, 75 ulsss - 4
 The Y6kOnsftss arrived at UaWsOh
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
NARRON.F. ESeAPf0
Cane Near BSiaEDiShdial Calamity
 " Atb6sslaG

Douglas clme near having great dIs' astsr on the Fourth of JuM Tho bridge from the dock to the Juneau Ferry & Nav lga,lOn Co.'S dock atthat place gave way and lst7j men, women and children Into the bay. The steamers Flosle and Lone Flshsrman and many Eoua bOItswore al haad, and all were rescued. There eam' near bslnE a greater disaster, as mOre than 1000 people wsse on the wharf at ths tlus
 and the dssh caused a panic that thrsat- snsd lls demolition. The panic stricken people were subdUed with dliheultv. O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
Leading sGatvAy.r.Rstur.

Mr and Mrs. T. A. ShOrthlll returned home vesterday, after five months visit ln Eastern eltles. Mr. ShOithlll visited most of the time with relatives and friends To Ohio, while Mfs. ShodhIlI spsGt tho greater part of her time In NSbtaslSn, Iowa and Illinois, iOlnlng her husband h ohlO short time before thslr departure for home. They also visited h Kansas. h. Shothlll says he has come back Co Skag' way to stay. H.I %
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
SEEFIEG HEINBFR RWORKING. FOR SKAGWAY
Queen City's Business Men Are Laboring On
 the Bonding Question For This City.

egIslstIon for Alaska. Mr. IyeY was h. formed that the chamber, since hIs last vlsIt here, when active steps were taken to work for the representative in congress for Alaska, has now under consideration the test means to bring about legislation that will enable the people of Skagway to compete with those of Dawson In re- entered goods of either Canada or the United States.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
ON HORSE.
Valdez People Were Out of
 Fresh Meat.

When the Santa Ana arrived at Valdez on June z6, there was no fresh meat ln town and for ten dlYs horse meat was re- telling at 65 cents a pound. The Santa Ana had a bunch of livestock aboard and thls was soon killed and the people went back to the regular and more Palatnbls steaks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

Ths meeting Of the new eOrmill was preceded bya meeting Of the rsiIHnE body at whlehl sll tho eOmellhsn. who no in lhs city, were present. They allowed bills for salaries of the eItv offices and numsr- ous other bills. Upon ths reeOmmsnda- ton Of the waysSnd means conmittSe' the blll for Installing the hr whistle and the water cOmpany's blll, went oyer to the new council, as dld uhauditsd bllls for work on rivsr for PrOlsctiOn'Oi the v''i bank and for recent street Improvement and street crossings.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
!. H. KELLEY GHOS MAYOR v - . TT7EfRflg saJ ie se srt
 OF SkAGW4Y.
Election Was On First Ballot and Came as a
 :, Great Surprise to Citizens Generally.

iiiHy st.. Clalr. the present Incumbent, ind Dr. J. B. Wall, both enthusiastic menlbers of1ths fts department! Tho ds- phflhsnt Is divided on the question.
 Judge j. JsROgers admInlSseFsd tho oath Ofofies to tho new councilman and LIB sslIy was chosen president pro fem
 Allsr slsetlng Q mayor and deciding not so4ike action on tho election Oi Othsr off, css for another week, the council ad- jourAed. TOO
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

HundredsOf eyes read the advertising columns of tho Alaskan each day. They can these columns closely, Business men doyou want results3 We have the proper medium. Phone 70 for the man with the rate card to call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
xuhou Calm Another IsOh

Whllehorss, July 7.-The Yukon liver was Ca lhehesaab0Vsr low wateF FtodAy-a gain Of one Inch ln 24 hours
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
For Sale

Our place on Fourth avenue, for $500, os Tor rent at fto per month. 7-S-3t
 Lilly Bros.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

If you want to bo well Informed on loca happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas kan. Phone 70. . . .l.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

li you want to gain ehtranoe Into the homes Oi the buying class, plan your ad' ertlsement To the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
Girl Wanted

Girl wantsd.-FOr general house work. Good wages, work not 90 hard. Inquire Alaska Steamship Co.'S office. 7']-u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

Sumnef underwear In silk, cotton, bal- ,bflEsn, msrlnh AnS canmsP half, at Clay sons. ,eo,.s ,-.-,-..r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

Anyone having good Secondhand tyre wrkInk machine for sale cheap, may dls- pose of the ,me. Leave word at Daily Alaskan. s,aIs make and prir-. 7-S-3t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

Furnished rooms and hoGSes for rent dvertISed In the Daily AJaskan-alwiys Il lg plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

I2 AlFklnds Of ples and cakes at the Boss
 Bakery. r4
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

Fresh milk &-treaHs from the SkaEway PloneeF Dalry al ChsaIander's, Sth Ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
The tim. to advertise Is all the time.

Calculated Washbnm mandollns, gull ta s and banjos. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
LuabSr For Sale

For an kinds of lumber, windows doors and frames, sec Fred Patten, I3th ave. and Main street. ....... 5-27-im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

The fin est porcelain bath tubs al th Principal barbershop. Opposite ths BoIrd of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

New Wan Paper, rooa patterns, Peoples
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

Grips and y4lloss at claysOd's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08
Blankets and quilts at clavson's.

Fr-sh taffy dallv at the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

Coll shlrt. at clNs0a's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-08

4sp, wrl.ihE,n E,nrAUhiasW.as'd
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
CLIFTON COPPER co. OF N. M.
Expects to Be Paying Dividends By
 May 1st.

Col. P. R. Smith. vice president and treasurer of the Clifton Copper com pany of New Mexico, spent a few days here last week. In answer to a ques- ton regarding the Clifton company Gel Smith said: The company's mines have opened up beyond all eX
 pecta tions. The main working shaft is now down nearly 300 feet; the 170
 foot level has been run over 300 feet on the big vein opening up stope 300 feet long, 65 feet high and 90 feet wide, blocking out about 60000 tons of pay ing concentrating ore. The big work ing shaft has been sunk 100 feet below the 1IO-foot station and has the foor wall. from which levels will be run at once, and from which 60.OOO to 10000 tons of additional ore blocked out
 The ore continues to depth of 300 feet with no changes except for the better, both in quantity and quality. Over 100,00 tons of ore are now in sight. Yet we have had many back sets and eXasperating delays in com pleting and operating the mill. The breaking Of the Huntington shells and pumps last week delays us probably two weeks. but the parts will soon be replaced and four more Willy tables. one more Huntington and four jiggs, which will give us a capacity of 120 to 13O tons daily. or about one full car of 15 per cent concentrates. worth at the present low price of copper over s400 net per day. Unless copper goes still lower, and barring further unseen de- lays. the company will be paying fair dividends on the par value of it's stock before the first of May. Less than half the usual force of miners are now needed to supply the mill-130 tons daily-and keep up the development as fast as required. The deferred pay ments are all arranged on ample time. '
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07

line of making a fortune in Sonora mines That prediction is now almost assured, says that paper. as he has struck it rich in the old Socorro mine out from Carbo station to the east
 There is a pathetic aspect to this side of worldly fortune. It was at this mine that the late John A. Gowan, one of the foremost and best men in the mining world of the southwest, died. He knew the worth of the property, as did his devoted partner, MT. Sterling. and while the former was not well up in finance his faithful friend and part ner was always at his side with all that was required.
 Now it is said that eastern capital will take the mine at a good price and that the money will be in Nogales in q few days-pOssibly before this arti- cle is given to the public.
 As a mining man MT. Sterling seems to be considerable of a success. He is now in the front of a new and import ant strike in the rich Patagonias. in addition to his excellent mana cement oi Sonora properties.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
THE BOBTAIL MILL.

Superintendent r. D. Adams of the Bobtail Mines company returned last night from two weeks business visit to San Francisco. where he purchased a two-stamp mill for use on the com pany's gold mines on lower Mineral creek, says the Globe Silver Belt. The stamps are $50 pounds each, and the mill capacity is ten tons per day. It is now on the road and will be put up as soon as it arrives, as everything is already prepared for it. A recent let ter from the foreman at their copper mines on upper Mineral creek informs MT. Adams that in doing the assess ment work on Bornite No. l, west and adjoining the claim the main shaft is onon, fine strike of good copper ore WIS made. The main shaft is now down 2e0 feet, including the stump, and a drift has been started at 200 feet. In crosscut on the 100-foot level five feet of ore was cut, which makes seven feet of ore at that level MT. Adams met number of mining men in San Fran cisco. with whom he talked about the copper situation, and he states thaI they generally agree that copper will soon get back to fourteen or fifteen cents and remain at that price for some time.