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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
MonSelor Guidi Y las
tierrasde los fraiIeS
Ordenes religiosas que
no estan de acuerdo
con 10 pact ado
entire el Papa y Mr..
Taft

: Manils, Abril 26e-Laa negoeia-
clones entire a gobisrnoy el aelega.
do apoet6lico, mons amor Guidi, pa
ra 10 ventg de las tierras que los
frailes poseen en- este archig lelsgo,
astkn paralizaAAs.
MotiYs 10 paralizaciou sl heeho
da que cuatro 6rdenes religiosss in
teresaaaa en- el .asunto no quieren
acsptgr otrs soluei6n que 10 de que
ne les dc 81 dinero que neeesitan ps.
70 salir de Filipinas 6 ge lea permi-
tA queaarse para administrAr sus
spropiedAaes.
Ambas cosas SON eontrariss 6 10
pactaao en- Roma entire miA Atsr Taft,
representanta de los Estados Uniaos
y fe1 fPapa. III
Los eafae1 zos que haes Monss11or
Guiaf para tsrminar las negc ciaeio.
mes cuanto santes, Sendienao las
propiedades que sl gobierno ameri.
cano trata de adqafrir q precios ra'
sonables, le han eaptado IL antipa'
tia de les 6rdenes religtoaas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
G0LOMBlAY El
CANAL De PANAMA
de assestro corresposasaD


Nueva York, 90 do Abril.-D Diesn
de Lonarass que On aquslla eApitAl 80
ha reeibidosun dsspacho privaao de
Bogota, en- que se asegara que In
ratification del tratado de Cc. .ombia
CON EstAdos Uniaos para la coma.
trucefon del canal de Panamk, es
por dem&s .problem&t
Con tai motive, ia recuerda que
oil Gansral Arfstiaes Fernsndsz, MI.
nistro de ERtaao y Preaidsnta del
GAbinets On BJRot&, en ana circular
cue con fach& 10 de MArKo airigi6 a3
los gobsrnaaorss de departamentos,
trt tAba de dsmoatrar que Colombia,
reaueisndo nm 2p2 On los suelaos
de todos los emplsados del gobier-
no, y rebsiando al cuerpo del ei6r-
cito naoional & una mitAd de 10 que
aatuAlmente cd, podr& en- sl corto
p1szo de echo amos reaimir vAlorsa
ael tesoro EN- ana seatidad de 638 mi.
Homes de pesos mbiAnos. La
circular tambien sdeeia:
Me es aItamente satiafaetorio
poder deClArAr que Ell resultRdc an
terror puede aleanzafss sin tener en-
cusnta los que han de derivarse
del canal de Panam&. Por tanto,
Ell pr6ximo Congreso podrk sstuaia
este interesants problems con la
mas complsta nbertad y sin que
nueatra situac!on fiscal ofresca obs.
tkeulo de ninguna natnrAleza.
+ En- Washington 40 cree que oil
Congress- colombiano ratificar4 ell
tratado, vensienao 1a oposici6n que
actualfnante 20 Eabo existe en- algu-
nos eentros de aquellA rep1bIiea.
/ El Ministro de los Estados Unidos
GU Bogpt6, v el Dir. HarrAn, que re.
prasenta # G olombiA On Waahington
han teniao buenAs oportunidades de
sondear 10 opinion pdblica en- aqus.
lla fepdblica, y arnbos dsclaran CON
fe que Ia msyoria del pals quiare
ratifeaei6n del tratado. por cresrlo
benehcioso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
LA FIESTA RELICIOSA
de la; flores,. celebrada
con solemnidad en-
Quebradillas
Fl Superintendent de QbraS
Pdbl1CaS ViSlt6 ell pueblo
(De nsasstro cOrssponsall

Mayo s. Sc astkn eelebrRndo con
mHcho entusiAsmo Las novenas del
SagrAao Corazon de MAris, vi6ndo'
se AtestRda de gente II 1glesiA cato
licA de este pueblo. Ell Reverendo
Padre dom Santiago Estrada, apessr
dc su avanxada edad y del estsao de
lioAdo de salud en- que ne hallA, ce'
Zebra las hestas de las flores para
que de eSe moAo no decsiga el espi'
ritu religioso de este vecinaario.
Una comision compuastA de las
selloritas Auisa Estrslla, IuSs Vieira
y AdrianA Colon, fu6 designada pa'
rA distribuir las novsnas do Maria,
sntra las sef1oras cat6licas de la To-
cAlidAd,
Los empleados del municipio de
CAmuy que cobrAn sueldos por ser
vicios prsstados en- este pueblo, han
CobrAdo los hAberss de- -nes de
Abril.
Ha estAdo en- este pueblo 81 sefior
Stierle, superintendent de ObrAs
P1blicAs.
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Mr.. ]. P. Morgan
CQmpIe 66 amos

Muehoa hombras se sienten viejos
4 los euArentR Alics y ann q les trein
tn v cir CO, inns aRinAndo one sus ine
jores dias han pasado. La msyoifs
DO todos los hombres 90 sienten YER
dAdsrAmonte viejos a los eincuentA
y pierden todA espsrAn zkd de Grandes
axltos on el resto de M vida.
Millones dc negociantes america
NOS e0contrarkn una lecci6n On Mr..
Morgan, que eumpla hoy sesenta y
nein afioa de edad. Mr.. Morgan es
muy rico y may poderoao. Hemos
conclude por AuponerlOE una gran
toyA nAcional,. eternA en- duraeion,
antigua On origen. CAei l& mayor
pArte de su dinero y poder los ha
sdQuirido despues que cumplio Gin
cusnta amos, y 10 que es mas mara
villoso apr, ha hecho sRmayor ira
bAjo y hA ~nsegnido m4yoras 6xitos
&espues qEs eontabA sesenta.
Ouando Mr.. Morgan tsnfA eineuen.
to amos. era simplemente nm hombre
pr6spero, nm bar qusro amsricar1C.
Por aqu6l tempo, cualquiera dc los
Goulas, VAndsrbilts 8 Astors, era
inhnitamenta mfg rico y mas poae-
rOso que 81. Pero Morgan no de.
MaspsrAha al yer Ga fortuna tan pc.
Quef1a comparaaA con 10 de cual-
quiera dc aqu6llos. Ntae aijo tam
POGO que era inntil luehAr 6 su AVIAN.
zAdA edad. Por el contrario, emps-
70 sntonces Ga trab1io Sacramento,
signorAndos Sns amos, importAndo'
sole POGO 10 tuventu& de otros que
tAmbien empezAban.
OontAba de cincuentA sesenta
amos euAn&o cre6 10 aOOmpSftfa Gs-
neral Electrical y otrRs grknaes EN-.
presas, v psrsistentemento sflsdia
pequofiaa sumas de tres y cuAtrc mi.
ilones & au capital. Aeaparo todo
ol negoeio del hierro del pals en-
uno solo, montAndo mil quinientos
millones. Unio en- una sola eombi :
nAei6n todos los bAreos de su pals y
10 mAyori& de los de IrglAterra 8
hixo olvidAr 4 10 Gran BretRfia "a
nimno de britannia RulsB the Wa'
vess. Entoncss vic que ga fortuna
ibR ain crescsndoS. Sus ganAnetas
por ese tempo eran de ounce &
vsinte millones en- una sola nego'
Ciaoi6n.
81 Morgan vlVe hAstA los s0tentA
d oehentA amos y esperAmos que asi
aer&-podemoa sfirmar que eonti'
nuarA signorandop su sdaa
DesSamos que los desespsraAos de-
currents, cinenentA y de cineuenta
einco amos estudien el easo de
Morgan y 10 rscusrden. El trabAjo
Dc an hombre aa hace CON ell eere'
bro q. NO envsjaes 4 mdnos que SO ia
smbriaGus CON whiAksy 6 Sc atrof1e
CON dssilusiones.
Appended que el 6xito y las EN-
presRs no tienen e&ad nj 6posa IL
mitR&a. rs "a
Morgan comer zo & formar los ma,
yores struatss del mundo cuaudo On,
saba de los sesenta tfIos. Huxley
eomenzo & AprendSr griego euAndo
paaabs de los ssEenta tambie1
PsnsAd 10 que dessais hAeer, y co.
merEAd 4 luchAr enseguida, que no
hay razon para saponsr que no ten
drdis 6xito, A1u euando tsngAis mas
de currents, cincusnta 8 sesentA
amos de edad.
(T'rAdueido del sEveDirg Journalo
para Ella Correspondsneias por Miss
B. M. NJ, SAbsna GrSnSe
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Banco Territorial y Agrfcola
DE PUERTO RICO
SECRETARfA

Por seuerdo del Conseio de Admi.
nigtraei6n de esta S ocieaad, se invita-
8 Lon tenedores de e6iulas hipotsca-
riss de 10 ssgunda emission hecha
en- n1oneds Mexicana, para qua las
sarRes por otras que tene eli Ban.
eo sssponibles, hechaa sn moneza
Provincial 6 en- Gro, l'qaid&ndose
81 vAlor de las c6aalas y eupcnas
corrientes = sin eohsarlos cemisi6n
a'gunA por aieho sexnCs.
Lo que SO publica para conoci-
mfento 6e loa interasados. San Juan
Puerto Rico, 4 de Mayo de 1908. -,
I'll SecretArio, Juan de G,tzmdn Be
saiteg --Vo. Bo-EI Direstor Garen-
to, Wenceslno Bosch. 3va
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TaQutgrat1a Espanola
E NGLE A

ensefada por correo por una pro-
fesora con ounce amos de practica
como taquigrafo y maestro. Mi me-
todo es sencillo y moderno. Curse
complete $500; Ipagaderos $1,000
al empezar, 1000 al principle del
segundo mes y $500 ell tercero
despu6s de estos gastos Sc sigue
estudiando hasta que Sc aprenda.
Sc pueden dar referencias en- los
Estados Unidos y Puerto Rico.
MRS. A. NJ. L coLEsoN,
272 Manhattan Ave-, New York.
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FtSiOlOgla

MaestrO.-Digame: ! eukntos hue
SOS tieAe uEtad On ga ,cuerpo?
DiscapuIo. .-Doscientoa nueve.
Maestro NO sedor; usted tiens
solamsnte doseientos ocho.
DtsclpuJo. (triunfAntsments) Si,
pero 70 me trAgue una sspina de
pescado esta mAiiana y por ESQ ten.
60 &oseisntoa nueve!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07

Como este diario natra su in for
macion por medic do sus aetivos re-.
portars, no es necesario dssir 10 GER
tezA de las indicseiones que el senior
Abril sc ha servido haeer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Paiis'aje
AU CLAIR DELUNE.

A ls lEz de 10 luna lenAntan veoes,
cuando era lfbre y6,
vagAba el pens mianto dulcsmenee
por la etSres manai6nl
90
.iCuantAs vseeS st ne con II bonRnzA
q la luz &a 10 Luna!
aatro nluerto que miro aqu1, en- mi alma
como una Sepuitura
o#o
IOuantas oosas sone que fueron yanos
enbuefios miateriohosl
La rsAliasd horrible ID qHa pAlpo.,.
lTodo mentira! iTodo!
j. 4. D1stb61a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Roberto Graham IEs s5ilisrO, N. lin
TALLER DE MAQUINARIA, HERRERIA
Fundioion y Carreterla Ponce, Pto-Rico,

Fabrcante mpoado de toda cas de maqunarias cadrax
moores.
APARATOS modernos para la fabrication de con d ma
xmun de rendimiento economic
MATERIAL para Was rreas-BOMBAS para odos los servcos
MOTORES DE PETROLEO sencllos economicos
DRYASDUST 81 meor NONCONDUCTOR para cubrr calderas
tuberia etc. cuyo epleo economza 90 por
ciento de combustible.
ARADOS 4 IN1PLEMENTOS de cuvo de JOHN DEERE POLO
COMPANY de los meores, econ6mcos fuertes
livianos duraderos.
Panse informes precos refeentes actorias
modernos la fabrication azcar cuy a.
cana cases para ingenios, ETC. etc
Marina rs. Ponce4 Pto-Rco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
UNA CARTA
San Juan, p. R 6 Mayo 1908

0@A &&Al ~ ~ M@Y0 AOO0s
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoN-
DENCIA.
Distingniao amigo:
Acabo de leer en- Ga ilustrada pu-
blicacion el suelto que eontiene bajo
ell rubro "Hubo aver muehaa confe.
reneias con el Gobernado1" y he de
merecerle me dispense el obseQsio
de hscor constRr que en- Ii ipforma'
ci6n que hA serviAo de base al pc.
riodieo para las inaieaeionss CUE
haze sobre los sauntos locales de
Aguadilla, no he tsnido en- absoluto
intervention alguna.
Anticipo q usted las gracias por
su eomplseencia y ss suserihe de-
ustsd atento amigo y 8. 8.
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Linea ferrea del 0este
ITIN e Al RIO.

Salidas de Bayam6n y Capital si-
mult4nAAmAnta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
A los NotarloS

CARPETAS PARA EsCRITURAs
nseolorss se hScen 10 6rlan On
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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rARJRTAs de vista con sobres
Q sta 81 90. 30 baesa an ela Co
rres sandaaala-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Avisos
del merCadO de Ponce


Extinguida In eoseeha, y ain do.
manda. contin1a fojo sl mercado,
sosteni6n&ose la anterior cot aci6n:
MAohaeado limpio de-. s7a74 "a.
Lustrado de. ......,.... a y, ssghn clase
AZUC CAR
La elass csntrifugadA hR obtenido
Alza On 10 6ltimA guinesns, CON re.
lacion klos preeios antsriores. -.
! El refno, gr.' 80 se sostlene igual.
b Pr6xima 6 tsrminar lin aafrW, los
eosseharos nd obtandrkn sl resultR-
do que sspsrabsn, debiao & 10 per-
,tinAz seqnfR Que hA disminuido en-
nm 25 8 30 p g la production.
-o Sc cotizA:
Csntrifaga gr. 96 k....S8l7t
Rsfino !" SO A.. $2t
MIELES
Sc cotizAn: Prime s los 10 gins.
Choics d 40 los i'd Id.
Fancy & Is los id id
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07

Billete ordinario de Capital CataHo en-
clase 8 otvs.
Bayam6n 10 de Noviembre. 1902
Ramon VREGes
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28
A MILLIONAIRE SUNDAY SCHOOL
A Recent Session When Giving Up" Was the Topic and Give and Make Others Give" the Golden Thought

Leader: You will notice that our topic this morning is Giving Up, which, we infer from the Scripture lesson, means that we must give up something in life. First, let me suggest that W Q need not worry with the argument of the Nazarenc, that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of T needle than it is for a. rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven; the comparison is not well drawn, for all depends upon the size of the needle and the camel He also mentions that we should give Fall we have to the poor, but we know that it would be simply folly to con- slider that literally. If the Nazarene lived today. and should happen to be president of an oil company, and should attempt to do business on those lines, He would soon go to the wall. (Unani- nous assent from the class.)
 These injunctions must be taken practically. We naturally desire a few shares of the future life, therefore We know that it is business to give up something that will extend our int1u ence with the Creator of all natural products-the one who made the uni verse of trusts, each of which He holds in the hollow of His hand. The ques- tion is: What will be the easiest serv-
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28
A BIG DEAL ON
Group of Cls: ms Near Bisbee, Up for
 S1OO,OOO.

As predicted in the mining depart ment of the Review some time ago capital is becoming interested in the section Of country northwest of Bisbee, says that paper. Beginning at the very town site there is an enteresting belr and q broad field off in that direction. The latest consists in the placing of a fffteen-claim group in Dixie canyon on the basis of a $1OO,OO0 option for sixty days. The owners are Messrs. Ben nett, Walker, Trotman and Crockett. It has rot been ascertained whether an advance accompanied the deal or not. but the probabilities are that if such was the case. it is strictly nominal. The property is placed with Ernest Dube. who is associated with Mir. Funky i'll the Lake Portage in the Gold Gulch district. The property is in the Dixie canyon district, in the Mule mountains, about four miles north Of Bisbee. The canyon tips down into the Sulphur Springs valley. and is distinguished for en abundance of water the greater part of the year. Something in tho way Of ranching is done in Dixie and aside from the probl bilities of develop ing good mines the canyon furnishes m ideal place for a mining camp.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28

plumbing and gas fitting; GraebeT Bros, Lawrence. Kan, plumbing, gas piping heating and electric wiring; William o. Morrison, Denver, Colo, on construction; Fifield & Gallagher, Phoenix, on construction: J. H. Null rein, Prescott, on plumbing, gas piping and heating; The Prescott Electric company, on electric wiring; Maxwell & Hines, Prescott, on construction.
 The bids on construction proper on the different buildings ranged as fol lows:
 Quartermaster's stables, $S, ,300 to S11,- 237.55; quartermaster and subsistence storehouse. S1920O to S25,07S.60; guard house. SIP, 400 to s14.239.79; double off, cers' quarters, s23 760 to s35,257 single officers quarters. s12.960 to S17,S91.5S; single barracks, s39, 300 to s43,797.22; double barracks, s7o,SoO to ss3,497
 Attached to several of the proposals were conditions as to the minimum that would be accepted by the bidder at the amounts stated in the bid; the time for the completion of the work ranging from one year to fifteen months from the time of commence ment of work.
 Apparently William O. Morrison, 33l Cooper building. Denver, Colorado, is the lowest bidder on construction.
 When the foregoing has had the con- sideration of the department it is an- ticipated that Major Walcott will be instructed to prosecute the work of construction with all consistent dis patch. As. stated in The Republican some weeks ago. the buildings with the exception of the quartermaster's stable. are to be of brick.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28
WHY 1T SUCCEEDS
Because It's for One Thing Only, and
 Phoenix Is Learning This

Nothing can be good for everything
 Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing only
 They're for sick kidneys.
 They cure backache, every kidney ill
 Here is Phoenix evidence to prove It.
 l.. $. Dunbar, proprietor of the fruit and cigar store, 8 North First avenue, residence 576 North Seventh avenue says: ''Doan's Kidney Pills are not q new remedy to me. We first used them in our family several years ago when living in Marietta, Ohio, where they are considered q household necessity. They are the finest remedy for backache or any symptoms Of irritated or weakened kidneys on the market Shortly after moving here some three years ago symptoms of a recurrence of kidney trouble in our family became evident and we tried to get Doan's Kidney Pills at several drug stores. They knew nothing about them and we sent to our druggist, MT. Styer of Marietta for a supply. Noticing them advertised In Phoenix last winter when We required them we procured them at the Brislev Drug Cos store. They are a necessity in our household, particularly so when compelled to drink the water in Phoe- nix. On every occasion when their use is required they have never failed to bring prompt relief"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn O., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the United States Remember the name-Doan's-and talk, no other.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28
A Gentleman.

I own a dog who is a gentleman; By birth most surely, since the creature Boast of a pedigree the like of which Holds not a Howard or Metternich. By breeding. Since the walks of life
 he trod, He never wagged an unkind tail abroad He never snubbed nameless cur be-
 cause Without a friend or credit card he was By pride. He looks you squarely in
 the face Unshrinking and without a single trace Of either diffidence or arrogant Assertion such as upstarts often faun-. By tenderness. The littlest girl may
 tear With absolute impunity his hair. And pinch his silken flowing ears the
 while He smiles upon her-yes, I've seen him
 smile. By loyalty. No truer friend than he Has come to prove his friendships
 worth to me, He does not fear the master-knows no But loves the man who is his master
 here. By countenance, If there be nobler
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
AN ASBESTOS DEPOSIT
A Find Worth a Million if as Coed as
 Reported.

What may prove to be one of th2 biggest things in the way of a mineral find ever located in Arizona has just been appropriated by two Prescott men, M. L. Shackleford and M. C. Jolly says the Prescott Herald.
 Some time ago, in conversation with several men, the subject discussed was asbestos. MT. Shackleford informed them that he knew where there was enough of the article to supply the world. The result was that Mir Shack elford and NIT. Jolly starter for the Tonto country the 18th of last March with burros. They had six burros. camping outfit and plenty to eat.
 Yesterday afternoon they arrived in town again feeling like millionaires. Mir. Shackelford brought q sack of the samples to the Herald office and gave 1ull particulars. The deposit of asbes- tos is about three miles long, and from five to forty feet wide Asbestos crops out the full length and width of that
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28

ice for us? Giving
 Now we come to the underlying thought. The command to give is vir- tually q command to get, for we can not give unless we first get something to give. How shall we get it to give? From the people, This will be a two fold work: When we get it from other people that we may give up, we will be making them give up, too, and they unconsciously will be saving their souls. 1 should like to have an expression from number of the class as to how we can arrange to give up something according to these principles. As for myself I have advanced the price O. oil two cents on the gallon, and at the end of the year I not only will have made others give up, but will have got ten enough extra profit to enable me to give up a few hundred thousands to a university.
 Coal Operator: 1 can easily cut min CTS wages and clear enough to endow charities to help the poor buy fuel.
 Head of Beef Trust. I can fix the prices of beef and other meats and raise sum to establish friendly inns and soup houses for those who can not get enough work to live.
 Steel Trust Magnate: l can manage to clear the price of a few free libraries where people can read and forget their iniseries.
 Head of Sugar Trust: I can make people give up enough extra for sugar to defray the expenses of hundred or SO missionaries in Cuba and the Phil ippines.
 Leader: This is what I call practical Christian spirit. By our works we shall be knoWn,-Life.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28
THE ARIZONA NUMBER
In the Series of State Issues of the Pa
 cifc Coast Miner.

In it's series of special state numbers the issue of April IS of the Pacific Coas, Miner is devoted almost entirely to Ari- zont. It is well illustrated and most Of the larger districts of the territory are covered by special articles, his torical, descriptive, etc. No one paper fer that matter TO book unless it were an immense one, could describe all the Arizona mines now under development but every special edition helps some and the number of the Miner now under consideration is one that does credit both to the publishers and to Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28

l wrote to Dr. Kil1her X Co.,, at Binghamton, \. Y., for a free sam pie bottle of Swamp-Root, and it's effect upon me was so noticeable that l bought a supply, and after taking a few bottles of Swamp Root 1 had entirely recovered, and in six months l became the man you see me now. 1 had kid ney trouble, aggravated by bladder trouble. Was obliged to pass water often day and night, had back ache. and was run down gen. erallv. A few bottles of this rem edy did more for me than dozen physicians could.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28
THE PRESCOTT CLIMATE
It Is Still Quite Chilly fer People
 Who Haze No Clothes.

Though the season is pretty well ad-
 vanced in these parts it is still quite cold in Prescott. This condition is
 particularly noticeable by Prescott people who have no clothes. Thereby
 hangs q tale and thereore will oroba-
 ply hang T. M. Nolin if his Prescott friends can ever locate him He is somewhere On the road between Bisbea and Prescott working his way by easy
 stages and letters of inquiry are being received here from his Prescott friends. Week before last the Prescott dele gates to the grand lodge I. O. o. F. packed their trunk for the grand lodge session at Risbee. The preceding sen tence is properly written and it was in tended that the singular form of the loun trunk" should be used for they only had one trunk between them though some of them had grip sacks beside. in which they carried their ex- tra handkerchiefs. They thought it hardly necessary for each one to take I trunk for only one or two suits ot clothes SC they held trunk packing bee al MT. Nolin's, put Cn their sum- mer attire to wear while they passed through Phoenix and left their heavy clothes with MT. Nolin to bring in his Saratoga. Returning from Bisbec they did the same thing. Wten they got back to Phoenix Mir. Nolin discovered that he had lost or mislaid his s. F. P. & P. ticket and his trunk check. The rest of the party went on to Prescott while MT. Nolin was trying to get title to his trunk and so far as heard from he hasn't got it yet. Meantime the Prescott people write down that they are perchei around or rne sunny side of the Bradshaw rocks, eXuding cuss-
Arizona republican., 1903-04-28
WORK AT THE TWIN "C'S."

The Calumet and Bisbee has two new boilers on the ground and is sinking ac a rate that would excite the solicitude of Chinese gardener on the other side of the globe, should he happen to hear about it. They are down over 290 feet and operations are just beginning to work exactly to suit Scott Turner who evidently had them planned out to per lection. At the Calumet and Cochiso they are down ninety-seven feet this Sunday morning. under the same eff cient management. No finer exampla of what money. experience and judS- ment can accomplish has ever been shown up than now exists at the Calu- met and Cochise and the Calumet ani Bisbee.-Bisbee Review.