davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
WEEK AT BINGHAM.
what the Bulletin Has 10 Say OF the Old
Reliable,

Ed o'ponnen, the popular Salt Lake
undertaken with his foreman. John
Aylward on Tuesday visited the
Wedge, OphIr and other claims at
head OF Markham gulch in which he is
Interested. They found the trail In fine
condition. and work Is to begin on
the Wedge as soon as supplies are de-
livered, Mr., ODonnell Is planning to
do continuous development work ON
the group next spring and summer,
The old Winnamuck mill made prac.
ucally new and with greatly Increased
capacity, Ia expected 10 be ready to
run ON the Ohio Copper Company's ore
by Jan. !. 1t VIII treat from 1875 to
$50 tons daily.
Two carloads Of frst-class from Spa
nish lease also one from Orphan Boy
lease VIII go to the depot as soon as
teams are available.
During the past three days Mayne's
teams have been hauling on first class
from the Butler-Iibcral
a 30O-ton lot Of Storey ore Is being
delivered to the Copper Belt upper bins
by Bingham G.. & l., teams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
CONCENTRATES.

Col William Parrish, who has been In
Nevada came In from the west yestcr-
day.
Mount Rastus, Or, has sensational
mining boom at the present time. AS
says Of graphic telurium lately taken
from lodges I'm the district show values
Of over $1,000 per ton.
Manager George pern OF the Golden
Gate mill has acceeded 20 the request
OF the miners union az Mercur and now
ne man works a longer shift than eight
hours,
a carload OF Century ore is on the
market today which Is the finest ship
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
MACHINERY
REACHES LA SAILS
Gold Basin Plant Will Now be
Pushed to Completion by
Manager Clark.
new COMBINATION FORMED.
The DiregO and International Mining
Companies Of Grand County
Will Irot Double.

The machinery for the John Clark
mill In the La SAILS, Grand county,
Utah, Is all on the ground and the work
OF housing It In and installing It viii
be the order from now on. The mill
VIII be used on the ores Of the Gold
Basin mine and In the cyanidng plant
Of 100 tons daily capacity. The Gold
Basin mine Is the best developed min
ing property in the La Sal mountains
and Is a big low grade gold PROPOSE
tion, There Is n big ledge developed
which is from 60 to so feet in width
which viii average between 81 and IS
to the ton. There ls an immense
body Of this ore blocked out. ana Mr..
Clark he's no fear but that it can
produce enough ore to keep mill
twice thc size of the one under con-
structlon busy,
Besides the new mill a saw mill will
be brought In by Mr.. Clark in the
spring and Installed near the mine
whore there Is plenty Of lumber
lHNlt WI ne plhel tHluBs uplnB III
the new district during the coming
year. II has been learned from reli-
able sources that cousOl alton has
recently taken place between the In
ternstional and the Dlrego mining
companies, whose ground adjons, The
former company has many Salt Lake
people among It's stockholders, but the
mine has been idle for a good many
months past The Dirego has long been
under the management of Mr. Mccain.
who viii assume the management OF
the amalgamated property The COM
bined holdings cover an area OF 2S
claims and has shown some fine ore
both OF copper and gold, II Is under
stood that an active campaign is map
ped out for the coming year and that
all indications point to the opening up
of the second La Sal producer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec, --Cattle-Recelpts ono
market nominal Good to prime. i'5085 G;
poor TO medium, 300lfi rs; stoekers ond
ieeders l7oa3W cows l.50a9 90; heifers
id66qi.b0; Gamers, l.5Oq23O; bulls i75S
400; calves. 2.l0d5, g. -'"V
market steady to &C. higher. Butchers and
mixed 4,4oui %; good TO choice heavy. i.G5
a.. 15i rough heavy, 4. 40GI4. 60. LIGHT 4 az
40 bulk OF sales, 4.5Oqi,65 '''''
Sheep-Receipts, l,000 market steady
4 ads, steady: Good to choice wethers.
western sheep, 225Q3,5O native lambs
4VVRo'SO; western lambs, S,5OQ5.7O
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec. 2.---Cattle-Recelpts
900, market unchanged. Native steers I %
q6,0; native COWS and helfers, 2.O0q5. 90
stoSekers and feeders, 3O0Q3.Y bulls, 2G
do calves, 2.5Og6O0; western steers
5JN3.Sj. western cows, 2.O0G245
Hogs Receipts, 1000; market weak 10
5,c: lower. Bulk of sales, l,5jaf.7o heavy,
4'Wai %; packers, 4'6OqI.61ls; pigs and
lights, i45Gl7O.
Sheep Receipts, 500 market unchanged.
Muttons, S,5D4i.l 10; lambs, 4,25a5 49, range
wethers, S'4eai.O; ewes, 2.i5q3.3O.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Dec. l2-Cattle-Re.
celpts. 100; market nominally steady. Ma.
tive steers, 3.OOg5.SO; cows and heifers,
2,DQ4.oO; wester nsteers, 2.S0q3 50; Texas
steers, 2.5Oa3,5O; range cows and hefers.
2'DHS.i5; Gamers, l,oOQ2.lO; stockers aud
feeders, 2.6Oa3S0; calves, 3.00Q5. %; bulls,
stays etc, lbON3.25.
Hogs Receipts 5000: market steady.
Heavy, i40Q4.5 80. mixed 4. l5ql 30; light,
i6044.55; pigs, 44O@4,45 bulks Of sales,
4544 80
Sheep Receipts. none; market weak.
Westerns, S.6JG4O0; wethers, 3,iOa3,1O;
ewes, 2.50a3.25; commons aud stockers,
22lqS.iQ; lambs, l5ON5.5O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
SURVEYS ORDERED.

Mineral surveys have recently been
ordered ON claims in West Mountain
(Bngham) and adjoining uuorgaized
districts, as follows:
Nos, 5li6 TO 5l50, inclusive, for the
Spring No. and four other lodes in
unorganizcd district, Tooele county.
Application made by Great Divide
Mines Co, h, II. Browne, surveyor
No 1858 to 5l56, inclusive, for the
History and three other lodes I'm West
Mountain district, Salt Lake county.
Application made by United States
Mining Co. VIM NJ. Bradley attorney.
j. r. Smith Jry surveyor
Nos. 5lj7 and jljS for the Hazel
HuCkel and Lady Franklin lodos in
West Mountain district Salt Lake
county Application made by Niagara
NJ, & $. Co. VIM. NJ, Bradley, attorney
j, H, Smith Jr., surveyor.
No, 5l6i, for the Gurdon Fraction
lode In West Mountain district, Salt
Lake county Application made by
United states Mining co, VIM. NJ.
Bradley attorney j, H. Smith Jr,,
surveyor,
No, 5l6S, for Fraction No /. and three
other claims In West Mountain district.
Application made by Copper Glance NJ.
X NJ, Co., w. II, Gray attorney, A. Il.
Talamantcs, surveyor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec. Receipts'
$500 packages; market dull and weak
Creamery lGa25 state dairy l5a2.
Eggs-Rocoipts, 1000 packages. al.
Sugar Raw, nominal, Fair refining 5S
centrIfugal, 90 test. 3% molasses sugar
2B. Refined IL dull, Crushed, 300; pow
dered 45j; graduated, AS,
Coffee-Nominal. No. I Rio cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
WYOMING MINING DEAL.
Denver and salt Lake Parties buy the
Carrlsa Gold Mine,
Especial to the 'NeTs.7

Especial 70 the "NtWs. J
Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. l2-lt Is re,
ported that the famous Carrisa goa
mine at South Pass has been sold TO Il
company of Denver and SAT- Lake men,
the price paid being 100000. a large
sum Is TO be expended on development
work nj once
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
Survey for Patents.

The only survey for patent filed
with the surveyor general during the
past week was the Fowler lode claim
In the West Mountain mining district,
made by the Red Wing Extension
Mining company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12

class producer and bring back again
the old days when Tuscarora stocks
sold as high as $50 a share. II is eX-
ceptionally well situated inasmuch as
the winters are very light aud there IL
comparatively little II any snow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
REHABILITATION.

Regular call 1890 shares sold bring
ing S2,33l70.
Open board. LILO shares sold, bring
ing S5,0lj.00.
Total, 1880 shares sold, bringing 81
3i6 10.
Total for week. 2Oi,23i shares sold,
bringing sll2,O7622.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
CLYDE WILSON BACK.
Brings Good News OF the Developments
In Lucy l.. Tunnel

In Lucy l.. Tunnel,
Supt. clyde Wilson Of the Lucy L.,
Deep Creek, has reached the city from
the mine lie brings In confirmation
Of the report lately given out concern
ing the development In the new tunnel
lie says that work is now In go feet
ana that great boulders OF ore rs COM
ing in In the country rock lie expects
that the big ledge win be broke into
at any time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE following
table, compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearngs at the principal cities for
the week ended Dec 10, with the percen-
pared with the corresponding week last
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
BEST SELLING BOOKS,
Record for October.

Record for october.
According to the records Of all book &.
sellers, the six books which have sold
best In the order of demand during the
month are:
l. The Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
Come FoXn...,..,,,...,. ....Sl 80
2. The Call OF the Wild, London. $50
g. Rebecca. Wiggin .,,,,...,.". les
T. The one Woman. Dixon...... 1.5O
5. The Adventures Of Gerard.
Doyle. ",",,," ...,..,...,". 1850
G. The Sherrods. McCutcheon .... 1850
We have the above and all the latest
popular books of the day.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
l6 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
OPEN BOARD

Con. Mercur 800 at 9OM; 100 at 90.
b, 10; 100 at 80; 100 at 50.
Daly.Judge, $50 at 500; 100 at 800
p, 30 200 at 800 8. IS.
Martha Washington, 1000 at ~,
May Day, $500 ut s,
New York, 500 at 1917.
TetrO 400 al %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st Louis Dec. l2--Wool, nominal Ter
ritOry and western medium, lSHls' ms
mediums, l54l7; gno, l5al6,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements
for the week ending Friday
amounted In the aggregate to
100000 as compared with S5l2, 400
OF the week before, or a gain Of
$4,000 OF this amount sos 100
was for gold, silver copper and
lead ores; American base bull
lion, S2l6,jOO, leaving ISL, 400 for
gold bars, The Increase Is due
partly to the expectation OF gold
bars which was heavier this
week than I'm many weeks past,
The amount Of bullion produced
hy the independent shelters cam
not be given IN dollars and cents
and will appear below In pounds,
The following table VIII show the
settlement by days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
SALT LAKE BANK ClEARINGS

Salt Lake clearlngs for the
past week as compared with
the same week a year ago were
as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
MORNING SALES.

Carlsa, 500 at ia 500 at 1l% 500 at
ia.
DAILY Judge, 100 at 500; 200 at i91is;
10 at SIS
lngot, 1000 at 3; 1000 at ga, 1000 at
2M 30; 1000 at 2A, co.
Century, 100 at &C.. 20 at 60.
Dalton, $500 at !,
Tetro, 600 at IS; 500 at 277s, S. 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12

Total, S20S 100 S2l6. 500 $5l, 800
The Independent valley smelt-
ers produced during the week
666,lS pounds OF bullion, being
about the same amount as the
week before. The returns as re-
ported today are as follows:
Pounds
United States smeter...1S2.4 400
Utah Consolidated smelter 300 500
Bingham Con, smelter,..,lS29A
Total ...., ..,,.,..,666l4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12

$1,000 display of holiday novelties at
Franklins, 1903 So Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
MRS. uERRiCK's HANDsPAiNTED
CHINA.

Mrs. j, l.. Herrlck, studio at Room
5O7, Templeton building, VIII be open
three days next week for her A ana
gale of hand painted emma, We''
Thurs, and Friday, Dec. 49, IL * TO-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12

$1,000 display OF new holiday novel.
ties at Franklins, los So. Main.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15
Cr0nica

TemA oblig 40: las Ckmaras. No
pOrque, per ahore, pc h&yan cerra-
do, puade borrafae fkcilmenta el re-
cuerdo de este periodic, que fr6 t.
sonaO como los que le hsn prsce lido
en- femR y buen 1ombfe, dicho sea
sin adulaci6n.
Los QUE tsDfan 10 boca alberta,
esperardo ago que levantass el es-
tado general del pals 6 nn cambio
de derecho pO isico, 10 habr&n cerrA.
de-siatsma Initiative ~ ahora des.
cansarAp, como los Dale g sdos, de
sitaaci6n tan moleEta. AlGunos de
6,tos Sc mantuvieron frmes en- ell
reff&n que dice: len boca cerraAa
no entrAn mCscas.
Una honrosa exception hay que
hacer respect to de este mutismo, que
tisne tambi6n Sd elocuencis, porque,
para meter Ia pGta, era pref sfibie
esq condpcts, y es Aquella exception
IL de que, cuAndo el Speaker, con In
grayedaa necesaris, decfa: Los
que voten pOr este proyecto de ley
diran que 81. Los que no, Sc serv1.
ran decir que NO." se tfa un muir
mullc .... No. =. 81.
Daspu6s, los aanntos ssgs1an su
curse natural, sAlvo que go suspen-
diera ell reglAmento para discutir la
Urgencia de nm proyeeto de ley que
morfa en- IL runta de un pospasestO S7a-
defmtdonsente.
La n.tima noehe, despu6s de nm
recsso tan largo como la Carrt tara
Central. 10 CkmarA y el ConAsjo
Eiecutivo, 6 falta de cArAmelos, de-
clAr&ronse en- lunch total. A me mi
TOGO nm pastalillo en- nombre del pue.
bio de Puerto Rico M s6 & que CO.
mensAl ocurri6se dscir: IN % es.
tAmos comien&o las leyes de Puerto
Rico" iY la de Territorial -objst6N
ltrC-oA eEa le eshAr&n TERRA. Y
psrmitaseme ell abuso de IL pRlabra
para una question de oraen: elias
leyes SON las ieyes, 8. meior dicho,
pspeles son pape.es, y 10 que nos
estamos comiendo nosotros son. 80.
los pastelillos del pueblo de Paerto
R.co.e (UnA interrupci6p). Los pas
tslillos, l6, Los pGstezes, muy bien
COZ fsccionxaos -sin moaestia -pues-
to que en- 6llcs t0dos 1s1ssnaos aa,lestr0s
1a17a0S ,
Til diriste. Por 10 denAs, las CO.
sas siguen como antes, 8 peor que
antes, 6 mejor que antes --''seg1a ell
color del CRYSTAL CON que SO miren."
Aur que por mi psrte, las veo de an
color sindefio ioido.s sin sposposici6n.s
ASs,anydo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15
AdiOs. ''Cumba'
81 gente

Aver be fa6 CArr:6a y dicans que
dijo <Adios San JaAn., te qaedAate
sin gente..
Porqus en- We dad es cue Carri6n
hizo como Cesar, Lego, vie y avsn
ei6''.
Eic.ibi6 s nCambA". 10 h!xo i'm
primiralo vensi6 bian, que no es pc
co dscir en- este pals an ell cual m.
die eompra Hbros.
Psro en- 10 qus mAs gaz6 C1rri6n
fu6 40 decirle cnatro .s1erresfaA" &
joe de Di go, que es sn obsss:6n.
Tan es asi, que 10 dltima noche de-
la &samblea no puao preFcinair de
sentarse en- Ell mismo pup!t-e que
aquel ocupkra
Il veraAd es que Carrie 'fanto-
chlstA pero tisne talento y es nm
bnen muchacho y sAba corregirse IL
extreme que esta vez NO mati6
- pAta Gun regceijs del Speaker
or que Sc az0raba y ponfa colorado
el A11o pasado cuAnao le deciA: sefior
Prasidenta.
O5fos faeron los que metiaron 10
pAta de mudo notable.
No pusde oavidarEeme como Ie ts.
mAron Ell pelo Gordils y Vsve 6 don
Loreto, CON su sbii.> de instruction
Ido.ic i.
= Fa6 una tomada de pelo ssrespe.
tnosA". sMi querido amigo no tiens
raz6a. y otrAs frases por Ell estilo,
pero CON sonrisAs ir6nica., le tum
DAron al bill.
Los sef1ores Delegates no hAbrkn
ht cho nsds de particular. pero han
del ado una ense1 AnzA nAules'' tan
''auice" que todos deben habsrse
lido llenos de lombrices, porqae CO.
mieron carameios por tonela aee,
Hoy en- cuanto una persona Sc
qaiere '.sentir personsgs" SO atrAca
ae cArame,i,os y los que 10 son pc
dicsI: 'ests tlsne condolences para
Delegate; ehupA hisn y 90 eapaz de
'deiarse tomAr ell pelo por los del
Executive.
7 no les fe to rxx6n.
Adi0s 6 t0dos los seflores Dalega.
dos uno por uno y que en- 10 jornadA
proxlmA en- vez de pressntar nm
"bi.." piaiendo ser eiudadAno de los
Estados Unidos pidan ser ciu dada
nos de 10 IslA de Czlebra.
Raul
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15
Diaro absoutarnene opinion d reensa.
A / Y i B / Q

BIN LA PLAZA BALDORIOTY.
iQue opin&s del i1f9rme de lA
Comls.o q Judiciali
..lCaal de ellosi
..E c6lebre. -. e que ne re fiere
6 l. constitution do TerIitorio.
.Ya f6....TeDgo una duda que
me hace,vacilar y......
..lUna duda?
-Sf, escuchs. SupoYgamos que
por el fltimo cnrreo hubiera veniAo
ana carta de WAshingt3n aiciando:
.scoL vlena fAvOrecer la opinion qua
pids en- Pasrto Rico sna ley ter ito :
rial -. procuren que ESQ siga
adelante y remitan ustedes Id ma.
yor brsvedad el proyectn. = lcrees
ia que 10 Comisi6n JnxiciAl hubiara
presentRdo eltonces ese irforme?
~ Hombre!. :. $50 es sAear 10 cueg-
tion de su tsrreno
a 6 sano!
-PueI bien, creo que entonces. ell
IL forme no habiera sido asE, sino
GsGO
DE modo que opinas
-Dudo. Si SON las ideas peTs
males de sus AutoTes las que inspir&-
RON ell informe, esos stf1ores debie.
ron irse del pals por que teniendole
enffents en- alberta oposiei6n con
sus ideas, 10 rszonable se1fa dimitir.
Y 81 Ell informe fr6 irspirldo desde
lejos, entonces, debs Afirmarse cue
aQuf no gobiernan las ideas hi les
0piniones, sino el gobierno ameri.
cAno.
--Pues mira, 20 no s6 ei es 10 uno
8 10 otro, pero 81 &c que los dos SO
vRn..~...
Isl, se van dici6ndonoa: <abf que.
da eao!s
I'm LA HABITACIoN DE UN HOTEL:
-Yo no vaslvo.
Nj 20.
-Esto es demssiado, paisa.
-Sf, demaisdo. =.
rYa me cATga lA Aisciplina.
" kmf.
-Estos SON abusos.
" embusterias 49,.
" cosas NAL hechas.
Y. vaga nunderfas de Means.
-lCaAndo BE va?
"A In dmaaezca.
y yo al medic dia.
Ado !, paisa.
..Asi6s, CompAdre.
IN smorias todos.
..Gracias. Geselaa de mi parte
al Comite. ...i
En- LA CAMARA:
..Don, 61gAmaki ast& ahi al aala-
gado de mi pueblo.
mo. el que estk aqnf es ell cura
de su pm bio.
AL que necesito es al DalegAdo,
trRigo varias recomendaciones para
que me busque nm dsstino.
..P aes hij ,scambie ell mozg porque
10 que es aqtf 10 que SO sobran SON
6raejos y aaem&s ya ss acAb6 10 me-
rienda.
EN- LA PLAZA DE COLON:
..Cumpay, lseneos 6 no sensos?
..Yo no te despzicarme, naG,ao, pero
he o9o dicitque en- 10 de eterritorios
nos jasndiero7s.
..iY el Prosatpa1esto2 Isl nos deia.
ran las <dnquites. sin contrebNsioaaes,
nos regdbGnsos 10 mtfAna!
-Uaj0! tdgaos perdtosl Nos esb0.
rotqn segdn me dilo ell botiaario.
..Paas v&monos pa sl aJavki."
mo compSv, 20 me queo aqE1,
pero no vuelvo 6 las degesiones nj
0ns1TrQO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15
Dos perrOS al parecer
con rabia

Esta mafiana en- dos lugAres dis
tintos de la ciud&a estabAn dos pc.
rros al parecer con rAbis. No sa'
bemos que sc tomGra medida alguna.
Va sabemos como ss cumplen las
ordenar zas N nunicipales y dem&s es'
tA decir que los tales perros no to-
rfAn bczal como no 10 tienen la
mayor parte de los que por ahf an
dan,
Por quien corresponds deben to-
mArse medidas er ergicss en- previ'
sion de graves males.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15
PaScuaS triSteS

No son lAs dc teis Il oesao afios hk.
LA trAdiei6n tienae deeApnracer y
VI gradualmente despoj de
aquel sAbor reRionsl qua II reves.
Tia y nos la preAentabR halagAdorA y
tfpica.
Ya no recorren Luessros campos
alegres patr alias de campesinos one
6 los Rcordes del stiple. y ell Seua-
tro. acomps d ados del seuiros y Ii
marAcA !. difandfan duranta esos
dis regoei1o por dcquier. Peregri.
nabAn fer tiva mente de b&rrio en- ba.
rfio entonando sus villancinos y q.
cimss y alegrAban Ell ditimo su :
burbio.
Aquella alegrfa ne ha disipado y
en- &Quellas risueffAs casAs NO res
p!andece 10 satis facci6n y ell plac II,
oil contrArio. acusan dolor y deses-
peraei6n. Como snmidos en- acon-
goiAdor lstArgo han pAralszado sus
excursiones, apagAdo sus voces = on
vex de resonAr por nuestros campos
s9s cAntinelas y sguinaldos, q aicA'
mente sc Oyen quejidos deami5eris,
sufrimient0 hambre.
Si; si Acaso abrjg&is Alguna duds,
i'd ! campo durAnte Q sos dias y 10
tristtzA que 10 invade os conmover&.
Visitad la casa del cam paaino y no
On recibir6 como ante5 brindand6os
sus sencillos m&njAres de nAvidad
que con tAnto gast1 preparaba para
festejar esos diAs. iQlizi 81 CO W..
r6is obliga dos & arrolarIe ma n issra
moneda para que sAtisfAgA sns me-
cesidAdek!
B BAlance6ndose en- So hamaca, CON
el cuerpo eseAsAmante Alimenta9o,
sucio y roto, oyenao, el psrenne llo.
rig Lear do sns desAYrApxacs chicus..
los, implorando al cielo que le depA.
re- trabs y sgohia4o pors 10 miseria
tai es Ell conmovedor cuAdfo que
vuestra vista presenta ell factor mfs
importante de In liqueza pub ica de
nuestra isla. 5C6 no pusaen Il ale
gres las paseuas cnAndo spffe pfi
vaciones ell elemento trAbej sdor?
81 RpRrtAis 10 mirada do In mfsar&
viviendA del labrie 6 . , IL airiifs 4 10
casa del risacho,s Allf eacontr. els
mas p&scuas feliees. Licorey, So ).
culentas comidas, bail sati,f .cc.on
y entusiasmo sLeral Oh del sitarkn.
Cambiar&se ID miseria On espl6adido
cuAaro; pero si vuestr0 corazon es
generoso, el contrAste os sumirk en-
Acerbop pesar. TAmbie j las pasar&n
en- iolgorio los ind fsrsntes ante ell
dolor del pobre; los encenagaaos en-
ell vacio: los xpiot Adoras de ess mis-;
mo pueblo y los viies egoistss qus
CAMDEN por doqnisr.
A esos degsnerados que en- tsnisn'
do 10 barrig repletA son fslices; 6
esos explotadores que no se apiadAn
del que sufre; 6 es que en- medic
del aopor y los delicias que ocasiona
el f sstival hart, Ego dejAn de ser hu.
man0s; G los que se os pressLt ,n
alegres; esa malvada pacotilla de
seres egoissas, indiferentss hip6
critas que os veDg an { decir que Las
fisstas han siao alegres, arrojaale
ir6nicamsnte oil rostro esta respues.
ta: smientrAs el pueblo que contri
buye 6 vueatroA fsstines. suf d ham /.
bre, las psscuas no rusden ser ale.
gfes,s
Ernesto BNsQuets.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15
Colectur1a de obras pias

Con motive de las dificultAdes que
gran numero de ceusatarios vienen
presentAndo para el pago de r6ditos.
estA oncins se We obligsas & hacer
el ultimo llamamiento q todos los q.
se hallen Adeudando T6ditos & Cape.
llRnfas, CAbilAo, 6 MonjAs Carmeli.
tas para que concurfan de 10 4 II
de 2A4 q esta ColecturfA los dias 10
borables 4 I'm de resolver. con visits
de los hbros escrituras, las dudas
que no originen, y efectuar el paga
correspondence; y en- In inteligencia
que desde el mes dc Mario sc proce
uerG por 10 viz judicial contra los
morosos.
FL Collector.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15

POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.
Tratamiento de todas las enier-
nedades en- general.
Operaciones quiri1rglcas.
Especialldad en- afecciones de
los olos y de las Was urinarias.
HOras de consultas de 2 & 4 dc
IL tar1e.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, ls.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15
DOWN TO DEATH

from using morphine, whiskey
or tobacco. You can be easily
cured at home with a small am
cunt. Treatment is painless.
Address,
G.. Wilson, Palestine, Texas.
Mention <La Correspondencia.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-15
NO MAS MUERTES

por abuse de la morfna, whiskey
8 tabaco. listed puede curarse
facilmente en- su casa con POGO
gasto. Trata miento sin molestias.
Z Direction
G.. Wilson, Palestina, Texas.
Memo .6nese <La Correspondence