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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

Important Strike of Rich Ore at Freeland.
Manager Elgan of the New Era com
pauy operating at Freeland and whose
mines and workings were described in
Siftings last week, is now rejoicing over
the successful issue of crosscutting at
depth from the New Era to the Great
Western vein. As stated last week, two
crosscuts have been run one from point
500 feet in from the mouth of the main
adit and the other from the breast of the
shaft level, 2oo feet deeper. The latter
crosscut entered the vein Sunday and
disclosed about three feet of smelling ore
that is said to be worth between $50 and
SOS per ton. There is also milling ore
alongside. The other crosscut reached
the vein some time since and opened
up a large body of very rich ore. 1t
is probable that the shoot extends to the
surface, 500 feet above. Should this be
the case, and drifting prove the pocket
is of considerable length, this would
mean an ore body that will rival any
ever opened in that wonderfully product.
i've district.
As the New Era concentration is already
taxed to its utmost to handle the product
of the New Era vein, this additional re-
serve of dirt will require either an en-
largement of the mill or transportation
to market. The smelling ore, of course,
will be shipped to the sampler and will
help materially in the annual, increase in
the Idaho Springs districts output.
This strike at the New Era, while
gratifying to the stockholders in that
particular enterprise, will naturally
arouse the attention of the investing
world to the great possibilities of the nu-
merous big veins that course in every
direction through the mountains sur
rounding the village of Freeland. The
district is old, it is true, but its mines,
outside the Freeland, are comparatively
undeveloped and many with fine surface
showings have very superficial workings.
Like the Great Western and New Era,
the surface dirt was realized upon and
systematic opening up left for the capt.
talist.
The New Era group is but short dis
lance above the Freeland mine, which in
the sos had its own smelter, employed a
large number of men, and added millions
to the worlds product of gold. Manager
Elgan, in the light of developments, is
not over enthusiastic in thinking that he
has peer for that great property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

tr I'm two feet to the entire width. In
this are occasionally found punches of
smelling ore running as high as Sroo IN
old per ton. All the product is treated
at the Bertha mill. This averages about
Si2 per ton in gold and concentrates
tour tons into one. The product is cop
per-iron and very desirable ore. Mr..
Quigley states that the bottom of the
level shows that greater depth means the
opening of still richer ore.
At the Rising Sun, he adit tunnel of
which he is pushing into the mountain,
ore is obtained that runs z.65 ozs. gold.
This vein some distance ahead nears the
H'osac, and it is MIR Quigley's purpose
to crosscut from the level at that point,
thereby obtaining a depth of 600 feet
upon that Immense fissure As all the
'ntrr pp'nss ana Ii numer us old d
W wor Jugs OF the II ,os4c show good
gold quartz that pans an runs we'll tn,
operations at depth should prove yer,
profitable. Quite r,cn ore was OBJ aimed
from the superficial workings of this old
claim in the pi ,n-er days. Like the
Donaldson, which is the same vein to the
wet the Hoosac is marked by prominent
outcroppings and an abundance of good
float. Ore thaf brought SI2 in gold to
the sack was gathered from the hillside
by the Beauzys, and the mill dirt ran as
high as $50 to the wagon load at the Mix
sell mill Mr.. Quigley, in addition to
the operations at the Rising Sun, is run
ming the main ad1t of the Hoosac ahead -.
the breast Being 400 feet in. Good con-
cehirating ore is being obtained A
Wine sunk in this level recently shows a
2o-in. streak returning 265 ozs. gold per
ton.
AS will be seen, the work now doing is
simply expl'i alton. The real work of
systematic blocking out and produc
ton will follow. Compressors and power
drills will be purchased and utilized, and
concentrator erected upon the Rising
Sun mill site, at the mouth of the lower
adit. The mill will be operated by water
power The entire property is located
alongside the (. and S. railway about
one and one-half miles from the CITY.
The Bertha mill. which Mr.. Ouigley
and others are operating under lease, l.
equipped with ten stamps. two Kinkaids
and two Wilfeys. 1t is kept busy upon
ore from the Old Town, Specie Payment
and the Bellman.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

Driving has been suspended for thu
present in the pre4s of the Star tunnel
which extends into the mountain a total
distance of "a 10 feet on its course to tn,
Matte vein, 4oI to 500 feet away. The
work at present consists in running levels
upon the Columbia, intersected by the
tunnel a short time ago and which vein
should disclose some surprises before
long, as the surface workings were YER
rich in gold nd in generous Quantities
rhe levels spoken of have been driven
east and west from the tunnel about rs
feet, or so feet in all on the vein. Some
mineral has been obtained. but not in
quantity as yet The Star people have
shown a faith and persistence i'll this en-
terprise that are commendable, and now
that the tunnel is entering the network
# producers that have made the Chicago
creek section famous. we look for still
greater effort and splendid results.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04
MINING NEWS.

Lrt-r apr rom Daily district are I"
he effect tina he snow is slowly melting
IN the roads in bad condition. Not
vithstandnt hat the winters in that
section are seve Z, work is carried on by
different opera RS. Denton Brothers "t
Empire ow1 aluable group and have
,ver loo tons the dump of ore said to
ne worth $40 to $50 per ton. The orr
carries far perc ntage of lead and zinc.
An English syndicate has secured an OPP
ton upon the Bright group and will de-
velop it by turn'l. This group has pro-
duced ore that ran $500 and upward per
ton, viii e vrrv hi h assays were obtained
rom picket specimens. The Puzzle
group also has high grade stuff on the
dump ready to transport to market.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

A strike of high grade ore is reported
to have been made in the back of the 4th
level workings of the Comstoek, on Sea
ton mountain. The main product of the
mine is of concentrating nature and is
treated at the Wilkle mill.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

The Williams fork country, in which
some of our local people have interests,
is having an awakening. Large bodies
of ore have been opened in the Bobtail-
three feet of heavy galeua and other pay
material. Prospectors are focking in.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

Wilkins & Co., who have been leasing
on the Newton aud driving a level east
from the main shaft, have ore in two
places, but have made no shipments as
vet to determine the value of the find.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

The Golden Lily mill will soon be
ready to start up on custom ore.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

Charley Miller reports that the lease
ON the Muscovite is Improving. There
is a streak of solid ore SIX to eight inches
in width composed of gray copper, resin
zinc and galena, best lie the mill dirt.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

George Cooper and Billy Hyland are
prospecting the placer at Masonville
owned by Judge Wells. They are sink
lug their fourth shaft to bedrock, in the
hope of finding pay gravel. AS there is
considerable water to contend with, a
water wheel and pump is utilized.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

The Wilkie concentration is running
day and night upon custom ores, being
supplied by the product of the Waltham,
Old Town, Wilcox tunnel, Specie Pay
ment and other mines. The mill is com.
plete in every particular and is giving
perfect satisfaction, as is evidenced by
the generous patronage. The equipment
consists of Blake crusher, rs stamps,
jigs, two Bartletts and one Whitley table,
settling tanks, etc. The stamps are
graduated to IS drops each per minute,
recrushing the ore from the elevators.
The capacity of the mill is 60 tons per
day. Clear creek furnishes the motive
power most of the year. This is supple
mented by steam plant Manager Will
k1e is arranging with the c. and S. for a
new switch near the mill, for the accom-
mediation of Gilpin county and upper
Clear creek shippers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

The Allen property, on Cascade creek,
shows streak of good-looking ore in
the bottom of the shaft, which is steadily
improving with depth.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

Sam Fulkersin went down to the city
the first of the week on business con-
nected with his mining enterprises. He
promises some might interestin redn'
along mining lines within few moons.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

The North Star is shipping steadily to
Idaho Springs and Black Hawk and the
owners are thinking of building a con-
centrator of their own to handle the out,
put.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

A.E. Klein came over the divide the
latter part of last week for mining sup
plies. He aud Dan ritter are pushing
a tunnel toward a big copper-bearing
lode, situate some distance ABOVE the
T.. & E. ranch.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

Ed. Egan is working good-look'nv
prospect in the gulch leading from the
old Masonville mill south onto Santa F'
mountain. He reports some good ore.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

Geo. R. Steuart has let contract for
driving the Mayfower tunnel, which
was started to exploit the Puritan group
of claims, there being large acreage of
valuable mineral territory. The Puritan
mine will soon be reached by the tunnel
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-07-04

The Empire tunnel is being vigorously
pushed into the mou tain toward The
objective point, North Empire.
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RETORNO
VENIDA
PrecIos de PosoIes
DE SAN JUAN PR. AL HAvRE VICE-VKRSA:

Is del r. 750
r. 800 EntFepont
hasa AMOS gratis hasta pasae
amos, medic paae; de aaelante pasaje
was que nPuten pasaes enteros De tend4
baia Is pS.
expden hletes de ida vuelta rebas de Is p8
Para mas pOrmenores drigirse
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Emigration dOminiCana

En- ID Rspah lea DOmIniaana pa.
Eeaas siniaiAraa sra de ssthb.s pFoa-
peridAd.
HEuusy0 gobisrno 90 hoy q gdl
80 NOS informs garAAtis para 10 sog
loa que qniaran explotar On aquei
f6rtil pals toda claas do lad IA striaR
8 trAbA1sr On divaF@oa tramos, esps-
eialmsnto On oil que 90 Todere q am
pY@sAa sRfie0lSs.
Va aqWel pais pareso sAnHadO de
Los luahaa intessinss Qaa. hA sost@
ni6o, con periuicio do au 6. Tito Y
dc 81 adalAnto material.
So neee@itRn @n Canton Cabrera
fsmilias SgElsolaB, a@sogidas, que mo
t@nRAn maloa Yo@Abio@, sRent@B-dt'
60 sl fArmaaGWtiao puertorEiq Rsf1o
Dalgaao OSrbonall 0stablesido Alll-
asl interior do Pa6rto Rico, sin vi.
sios q inmoraliAadas.
Oant6R Ca0r0rA es ana dc Lac r0-
Clones RAs f6rtilss y risas do 10 Rs.
p6bliea. Era ,hAce Algunos &f1oB 10
poblaOioR eompaeatA 10 poeos hAbi.
Eantss y pobrs eaaerio. y hoy % an
bonito pueblo 10 moaaHnR, con
aeeras, baanos edifaios, plaSa do
armas On pEoyseto y otros adslAn'
tos, 10 Qsa pruaba lA aOtividAa dc
aquellos d0miniaAnoa y IN amor al
pro9rsAo y 81 trabajO.
s" 81 No 0neontHAran On eaA islA
Agrsgs el sen Or Delgado OArbouall-
90 familias @ 10 wenoR, % podgia en-.
War por elias IN vapoE.
'AqHf aatAn por implAntAr Las in
aWRtriAs DO los Csmpssinos puerto
rriquefl %, se0mo haaer soGAss som
brer0s, bAnAatAs, siilas, eEe, etc. qae
toaas alias darian baen EasultA4o.
''EsRs famiIiaB sariAn solocAaAs an
assAneiAs que as les entregArian &
medals, ssmbrvgAa dc cAOao, etc
etc.
Adem&g, hay campo alberto pa
70 cWalasQuiera cApitAlistA Qae de-
seen impl&ntar hneAa de GRRlS aier
proaRcto, abunaAnao los 1tsyrsnos
virgenes, bisn. REG gAdoBy y fsraSes. e
AlgodoA, cs f6. caeao, 90 f1s, gsnjibEe
Y toaa slAsay do fratDs, 30 cos0ehan
| aqui con exhWberaneia.
Use .astudiA al proyeeto do ana II
/ neA do VApoEes e0etoHoa.
DalRado OArbonall ofrsGo dar me-
disinas gratis q los emigrAntss du
rAnta IN Afio.
Esto d. &c en cartA particular m
amigo sl ssfior r. A. Dalgsdo Car
Z bon8ll, estableei&o On Oant0u Ca
breYas
Nos plAssn los prcgrasos del pua
bio domiaieano y IN varaA& slaeA
tros Compatriotas meiOr q N On otrc
pals hAllarfAn alli una segnndR pa
tris, eercana & 10 nativa y do lal
mismAH 8 parecidAa SostHmbrss quG
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Cultivo de al
gOdon en Yauco
DE maestro eorrespo.s0ll

Jslio 9.-Hoy h2 visitAdo al 60
rrssponsal de sLa Correspondence ,
en- Ponce oil l.seHior dom Auar s. Agcs.
TIM, GONE GrciAnts que fG6 On YAuco
haoe alganos aflos.y cue resias aho
ra en- eseA Ciudad, CON obisto de ma
nifeatarnos, para Que 10 hici6 eamos
p6blieo, qae el afiO, 1864 90 oeur6 81
On Yaueo en- propa gaT .la Ai0mbra
del algOd6n. dando In gemilla gratis
Nos aijo el sen 1P Agostini que 81
monte una maqwinaria On Yaueo, por
aqualla specs, epAra sdesmotar el
Slgodo On; y que entoncss hub0 buena
produaai6H On IL isla, prineipalmen.
to On YAH0o, port&udoaa. .grand0a
SAntia@deal del fruto para EUROPA v
los EstadoB Uaidos4
ri sen DIP Agostini NOS manifesto
que sl A'Godon % uegoeio busno,
tAnto para al produetor como para
el comereiAnte. Ii industria murio
On Ysueo, por aquella 6poea, q con.
SaaRencia de hAber salido el senior
Agostini 10 In is'e.
LA siembrA del algodon NO as eOsa
naava, On PHerto RiGo, y sl ssfor
Agoatini mos hM dicho squa 81 Oh nm
eoMvenci@ou dc lAa vGntAiA@s do % %
aiamhgAs y nOa IN prona@tia0 4n&ero-
santes &&tcls gobro ella.
Disc al senior Agostini que al al
god6n 6 diGz y ocho y vsi0te pesos
quintRl, como minimum, es negoeio.
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Don Pedro ell Cruel

No vamoB 6 haesr 10 historic de
este e6lsbr0 RSy. Plumas seasi tan
bisn CortadAR como 10 nRsstra, & his
toriadores eAsi tan bueuos como no.
sotros,~ Gear CAnt6 entire otros, SO
han encargRdo de hacsrla.
Noa vAm0s q refsrir Pedrito, el
eajista.s
Nauca pans6 Psdriso, que es an
aViader 0hfquito~, que pudisra pa.
sar 6 10 historic On alas dc esta hole
volsnts del peusAmiento.
Psro 60 neoesario. Pearito Run.
qae tiene ana apAtitA >mo fNengus
rec, es an. aeiwaadanos- como otYo
eus' q aierR y tisne deraehos Ginalie
nahless para ngurAr en- la historic
contemporaries de los GP&trielOas. !.
Y sonAts que no NOS rsfsrfmos q Pa
triCiO 9l popular barbero.
Pedrito, aa el nifio mimaao de to-
dos los eaiistas de San Juan.
Auvque Oh yaojo NO Oh Gmsneos en-
aR@atiOnes de dinero.
El ldues. todo cuanto hRes Pedrl-
10 90 bWenos
81 Pedrito dice: quG Calor hacs !
Todos los cAiistas eelobTan el sehis'
tee.
81 Psdrito, Como de coatumbre,
porqus, 90 Nm amaeetan5 de primer
orden, doblA el brAso dsrscho y con
sl dsdo fndie0 seGala { ga boea que
pone en- fornaa do cana bamk ul, To-
dos comprsndsn que pids an olga
rrillo y no hay csiistA que 10 yea
que no 90 popg3 de pie para d&raelo.
Pero al sGbado 90 el aia de los
apurOs Pedrito cobra pos todos, y
BAla t'iunfal t p0r IL puefts, ssguido
de ana sgeolta de % 8 80 esiistas.
Entoness, pArsCs que ae apons en-
sscena sl cogo de elias ZApAtillass.
-Pedrito.
- Psro Pearito,
AYo necsGito Cinco duro!.
-Yo 1iez
..Yo dog.
Eta. etc. etc,
Pearito so iEcomoda, rEge, glits
y todos vRslVen Al ordsp an gu pre-.
ssnsis; perc ten pronto PsdritG
vuslve IL eBpalda, ID lluvia de NAL
aicionss es tai, que solo ss compare
BILE CON 10 c6labre del Temporal ds
San Narsii o..
Paartto! Ta nombra tAmbisn pa
sara & lA. historic, eacrito an arena
y bArro, CON mueho aisimulo.
Pedro, no seas eruell
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IN ssta Imprsnta sa vanas papa
viaip 4 N 90 agintAi
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SIEMPRE DURARAN.

III instinto de reVerencia ha side
eclipsado por el de la actividad en-
q hombre y la mujer del Siglo
Xxx. Las cosas viejas no son respe-
tadas 8 conservadas, sencillamente
por motive de su antiguedad, y las
cosas que va no sen TITLES tienen
que despejar el camino. Sin en-
: barge, 81 ell progreso no es intelf-
gente, no sera permanente, Siempre
homos de respirar ell aire, beber g.
qua y conner pan. Nuncs sc efectua.
ri una modification en- las grandes
necesidades de la vida y tampoco
nos hace falta. Las criaturas siem-
pre- han de venir al mundo como
han venido desde ell principle, y la
gente ha dc sahr por Ell camino
mortuorio como 10 han hecho desde
ell principle del mundo. No debe-
mos formarnos Ia idea de que to-
das nuestras atesoradas opiniones
deberan venir- por TERRA. Al traves
de : toda eventualidad y peripecie,
Las cosas, que & semejanza de la
PREPARATION De WAMPOLE
han creado una reputation fundada
en- leales Y buenos serYicios, han de
quedar- permanentes. Este eficaz re-
medic, pertenece al pasado, al pre-
sente y al future. No solo esta con
Ell dia, sino que Sc adelanta al dia.
Para las Enfermedades Demacran-
tess Linfatismo, Impurezas dc la
Sangre, que resultan sen afecciones
de Ia piel, ETC., SO ha grangeado la
confanza de los m6dicos del pd-
blico On general. Es tan sahrosa Co
mo la miel y la veg tan medioi-
nal que sus efectos Sc hacen sentir
desde la primers d6sis. Contiene los
principles nutritiyos y curatiVos del
Aoeite de Higado de Baoalao Puro,
combinad0s con Jarabe.. de- Hipofos-
ftos Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
y Cerezo Silyestre.. "El Sr. DIR. Gui-
llermo G. Murray, de Buenos Aires,
dice: Tengo el agrado dc ccrtifcar
que he recomendado & mis- enfermos
gu preparation. Este especifico tiene
todas las propiedades del aceite de
bacalao, reuniendO ademas su facil
digestion y su agradable sabor" Ma
die sufre un desengafIo con esta. De
venta en- las tDroglterias y Botieas.
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IntereSa al Pueblo
deuPuertO Rico
$5oo.o 900 pala lnstruc-
ci6n p1blica

Trad a simoa 6el eJournAls de NV
York de fschA l. de Julio del CO.
rlisnte:
''El Praaidants eiarTA an enorne 9
trAto de tfsrrss. Roosevelt, hrmo
aver en- Ogstsr Bay una ordan para
faservar go mil acres de terra de
Paarto Rieo, para uao del gobierno.
LA isla toda de Culebrs se reservR
para foea navalas. RAf eomo los to.
resnoR cerca de In ciudsd de Ssn
Juan de Puerto Rico. El Pfaaiasnts
tuvo co no eonyidAao en- an lunch u
gobernA&or de 10 eoloniR. T0dos
loR demAs terrenos que no Sc rager-
van para oil gobierno pertauacen 8
10 islR de Pasrto Rico. El &C bier
NO insuiar de Pesrto R,co rscibirA
QWanientos mil pesos por leB ter. enos
tomAaos, Gays csntidaa ser& dedica-
do 4 instruction.
q los tsrrenoB reservSaoa han si
10 tomsdcs por los departHmento J
De GaerfA, Marina, Tesoro Jus
tieiA
Nos aprssurAmoa & dAr 6 eonocer
al pueblo de Puerto REQ, 10 que Fe
le hA eomprAao, y sl dereeho que
tisne 6 ss6 medic million de dollars.
Lx Janta de I 1strucs61, los pro.
fssores y el Consei1 Executive, sa
ben aesae hoy, Qaa desde Ell 1. Q del
eorrisnts in 10, le corresponds 81
pueblo de Pasrto Rico, para que 10
6e6iqus 6 inRtrueGi6n ''quinientcs
mil pasos,"
81 precise que Sc hsga bieu pGb'i
60 para que luego no SO YER gan con
mistiaeaciones, d&nSosele 81 dinero
Inversion distints; cada ciuaA5an
dsbs constitairse sn 4, + 3nsA de Ica
intersses de "a pusb'o, 6 intervsnir
en- allo.
Como ssta noticia cunde en- la
prensA de los EstAdos Cnidoe, no
seffa extrafio que eorrieran muchos
aventursros 8 disfratAr de 10 que
solo & Puerto Rico corresponde.
AlsrtA pues, que ys qse asta com.
pra Sc ncs hacs 1unqxe Rin uHe atrA
Int 'rvsnc!6n nj content M Q to de
bemcs sabSr Aprov 3ohAr.a y dtfsn.
derlR.
Es preaiso ss'ar alelts para Que
esoE $500 600 70 v4elvAn para alld
en- u 'idos cret ids qus Sc cree n
para extrargsros.
El gusrrA Ev;sAds ....
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CAFE Y BILLAR-'
La VAQUITA NEGRA
SAN FRANCISCO 81

Viaftasa esto sstAbleeimi@nto. A.
qut % venas In meior lechs .batiaas
fan NSA por sl. prosedimieuto espe >
siAl dc d. pEapAraGi6n. Hay mag,
aiRao eaf6, rsfessco, licoFss %slcos,
ChoeOIAt6, tAbAeos y Cigarrilloa, y
oaYOs ArticuloG Dc superior cAlidAd
HALIaACAa, " PASTELES.
LOS SABADOS Y DOM1NGOS
Jam6n On vino para distiDguidoa
0reopG0StGs y .paat@lillos turcos qHe
bAt0n a record
Limpsoaa absolute y ,pNsaopd &c'
two y eArino&o con al elisnte.
PTopiatAIio,s JWas G, Santiago
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v E N T A

Sc vsnden ON SsntHrce, barrio de
HormigusroH, tres 0ssas CON solArss
propios, dc tres hAbitScionss eAds
ana, de madeira, ecbiisSaA de hisrYo
galvAni2Ado y aaem&s nm solar.
hi preeio de sstas propiedAdes eR
sl mismo por el que 90 ha aaQuirid0
en hipote3a.
Los que quisran hAcer sl nsgocio,
pueden dirigirse q dom Joaqufn Pa.
eheCo, ca 81 Enusblerfa, ealls lsn,.
n1m. 81. IL v. o.
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NUEVO LIBRO

Hamos recibido an ejsmplar del
Hbro "Dsshonra y muerta 8 El res !.
cate del honor" GrAma an einOo &C.
tcs original do j2ven escritor DON
Rsfasl Natoa B III Ter. Este dsd:ca
su production AI sminents &rAmatur.
90 espS d u don jose E:heRarAy.
Matos B Irn!er 60 muy joVan, psro
dsclArA intelig snoia y aptitadaa pa :
70 al cultivo de- Los bsll6s letras.
Learsmos CON gusto esq obra en- :
viGnaole expresivAa graci&s por su
ohaf q sio. que sstimsmos mucho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-10
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Jalie, 9.-Hoy ne did 4 eonocer,
en- 10 Corts de Dlstri.c, ID ssntsaciA
aa sHsbsAs Qorpass interpnestn per
dom Vicente Mattel, g Ii6p, de Yau'
co, qua antr6 & Of ftit ecrdena en- Ia
c4reei de astA ciukAd, en- oapaA por
infeacs'6n ). las If yea de rantaa inter
mas. Nm ell jnIcio del sHsbeas CJt'
puss, aefeEdi6 81 NJ fi1r Mattel Ell
ahogsdo americana Mr. EkwArA.
La Corte ha aene gAdo sI auto asl
GHabsas Corpuss, por 10 euAl al Rho
gado de Mattel Anuncio On 81 acto en-
qwe no do 9 Conocer In aantaneia ,Qus
Mpelarfa dc 10 resoluei6a de In Cor
ts. para ante lA Corts Euprems.
Al sellar Mattel 30 piden setacisn.
tos dollars do Hanzs, para quedAr
On hbsrtad provisional mlsntras &c
suatAneia 10 apslac:on, cuya tiAnEa
ssrA pressAda.
TAmbiSn tn6 deuRgAdo sl sdabeAs
Corpass que solicito Luis Felipe
DagauBe. y euyo iuieio 90 vi6 hAes
POGO. Ml ssflor. Dssause satG en- II
bsrtad bAjo fianaa, y 90 rios dice que
apelarA nj igual que sl ss6oF Mattel
Oo.on.
.Sa,hAn rscihidoA noticisa EN- Pom
CO, hoy, AesEsA Ia que al Sscretario
d. PGsTSo RiaGs sopu @oharuAaor.
4eaAprueba al A6aeedu 9 tandancla
de aate Aynntamiento de- imponsr
an canon de cien dollars mansualss
oil temple eatoliec; y se noa informA
que 10 resolusi6n superior dice qHs
los AyuntamtsntoB no tlenen ansori.
1aEio1 para imponsr alqnilsIes q los
temples. Eta de espsrArsa Ia reso
luei6n refsrida.
So halla en- P Incs al ssror don
Tomas Otsro, de HumaeAo.
Ayer 20 fAll6 en- asta Corts de
Distrito 10 CAusa contra Name. Bu
def Y Emilio Cedsfio, por roho en-
saAdFilla & don, IRnaeio Vidal del
barrio do Monte llano de Ponce, he.
eho oeurriGo & raiz de 10 invasion
Amsriean&. Sobre esta c&u - habiR,
y hays einco cumplisndo eonaena, y
AhorA han aldo Sentsnciadoa Baaet
= Cadsfios como co 'autores del deli
TO 0numer&do, 6 siets ID - do presi'
do eaaa uno. Ambos easuvieron
pr6fagos y faaFon, eapturados hAce
ya ale1a tismp po, hallkn ioEe preaos
& 10 teehA do Ia ssntsnCia
La goletR inglasA Go aissattAa sA'
lio aver para HAlifsx cArgadA da
mieles por r CortadA y C1mpafiis
Rsgistro civil NAcimisntoa hoy.
Jose Antonio Morales, Francisco
Lopez, Joa6 Rivera, Aursliano Man.
gaRl.
Dsfuucionss; ninguna.
M&trimonioR; JoG6 RAfa5l Dfs2
CON Isabel Colon.
Auu no hA podido Averiguarse ma
Do aesrcA del robo hscho hacs nc
muchas noches, Al Ge11 1r don Au&rGG
Agostini, ciHdAdsno feAneAs que vi
40 hacs POGO de VsnezuslA.
ContiL & An celsbrkndose con grsE
solsmnidad y esplsndor, en- el tenn
plo cAto.ico lea !uovenAs de N s De.
Carmen. CAntan en- elias las O fl
rAs GEAhAm y De Laeot, y laa sen ;
ritAs C&rtsgsnS, MonGAy to, Subir&
Enanuelli, TexarA, Rodriguez For
tier, RsntR, Arrpfssy Ruix.
DAmos nuestro Bsntiao pelAma 4
lA fAmiiiA De. DON Pedro Flu nisr
falle0ido Ayar, qwe era harmRno de-
safior DON Pearo FoHrnier.