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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
Developments of the Continental
Alta Mines More Than Coming
Up to Expectations.
SHIPMENT NOW IN MARKET.
Five Miners at Work Breaking Down
High Grade Shipping 0re--The
Layenia Fissure.

DEVELOPMENTS at Contnental-Alta
mines are more than meeting the most
panguIne expectations of Manager
Henry NJ. Crowther and there is not
The slightest doubt about these proper
ties ranking among the heaviest pro-
ducers OF the famous old camp OF Alta.
The Grizzly assure which has pro-
duced a great deal OF good ore In the
mast. looks better now than It ever ala
before. The fssure measures about
eight feet in width and while q large
portion Of IL contains good grade of
milling ore II also contains streaks ana
occasional pockets OF very hign gfade
copper. A 20-ton shipment of the lat-
ten is now in the market ana assays
show IL to contain values OF about ~
per cent copper, SO ounces silver ANA 80
gold. Samples can be seen at the COM
uany's Offices IN the Dooly block,
While the exploration of the Grizzly
nssure IS I'm progress, work Us being
prosecuted in other portions Of he
properties. only five mllers are em-
poyed in breaking down ore for ship
ment. but they are keeping an the
teams that can be procured to haul
the ore down to the WneltorS constantly
employed. The teamsters are taking
the ore down the canyon at the rate
of 20 tons per day
A very good grade OF lead
ore has been developed IN the LaVcnla
fssure and some very large bodies Of II.
The miners are now getting out a prod
net that viii run between $50 and $40
10 the ton.
While the mines Of Alta show n large
tonnage OF high grade product the big
money OF the future win come from
the low grade ores, running under $50
TO the ton. which viii be handled IN
vast quantities as they are In Bingham.
il will take some little time 20 work
out these details but the next few
years look very promising for the Cot
tOnwood regions,
Although work was not started at the
CONFERENCE.-The mines until the sum-
mor season WAS wei advanced, all the
surface improvements commenced some
time ago have been finished and the
oompany's employees enjoy many OF the
comforts Of home IN the new boarding
House and dormatories.
Nearly all the winters supplies have
been taken IN, so no matter how severe
the weather may he no one Will suffer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
CONCENTRATES.

d. 2. Rohllng has returned from a
trip to Beaver county.
Manager g, Pray Smith Of the shaw
NUT & Nevada mine az Fay, New, IL in
the city.
The officials Of the Utah Copper COM
pany, who have been inspecting local
interests, have returned to Colorado
Manager Joseph Of the Carlsa Min
ing company denies that another as
sessment is to be levied right away.
A blanket vein has been struck IN
the Keystone mine. near Kimberly. as
says made run from 81 to Sl7 to the
ton.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows:
Crude ores and concentrates, t2iS00;
base bullion s22 500; gold bars, s. 500.
Total, s53.l00
Arthur Brown. who claims 20 own an
interest In the Red Elephant mine at
Haley, Ida denies the story printed
In Haley paper that the property has
passed to Michigan parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
VISITORS TO MAJESTIC.
Quincy ward Boese, who opposed Prest
Muckiow's Administration, Coming.

Word has reached the local Majestic
Copper offices that quincy Ward Boese,
whose name has been associated with
the late Majestic troubles Is expected
TO arrive in the city during the next
few hours and that II Is his intention
TO remain in the state long enough to
make an inspection Of the Majestic
mines and the great Beaver county
mineral belt. II is also learned that
Mr. Boese comes accompanied by sew
eral other gentlemen who are stock
holders IN the enterprise and who have
great faith In It's future. II Will be re-
membered that Mr.. Boese took an ac-
tive stand In opposition to the admins
tration OF President Mucklow
Undoubtedly the visitors will find con-
dltions at the property In the south In
very satisfactory shape With
the new smelter in successful commits
sion and the mines responding I'm a
gratifying manner as development pro-
gresseH three is every reason to hope
that the visitors will see something to
open their eyes and that they viii pro-
coed homoWard well pleased with their
observations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
HONERINE SPECIAL MEETING.
Change in the Articles OF Incorpor.
alton Authorized.

The stockholders Of the Honerine
Mining company held n special meeting
last night at which an amendment to
the articles of Incorporation was auth
orized' The change viii vest the corpor-
atlon with power TO acquire stocks,
bonds. etc. I'm other companies, and 10
give II the right to sell any part Of its
real or personal property ana recover
IN payment cash, stocks, bonds or any
other obligation Of the purchaser, al
It's discretion
The principal object IN making the
change was to place the Honerine COM
pany In position to absorb the stock. or
about 30 per cent Of IL, Of the new Hon
orine Tunnel company. the other 10 per
cent being owned by other companies
operating In the Stockton district.
After passing the resolution to amend
inc articles, another was adopted ail-
thorizing the absorption Of the stock In
the Tunnel company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
IN BUFFALO HUMP.
Winter Season Wil he Active in the
Northern idaho Camp.

winter season WIZ ne active IN the
Northern idaho Camp.
Frank Brown. superintendent of the
Jumbo mine nj Buffalo Hump, says the
Lewiston Tribune, was in the city yes
terday and stated that the Hump
camp would work more men this win
ter than ever before during the stormy
season. At least $50 men win be ac-
lively employed Ia developing the
Hump properties and at least 500 men
win wilmer In the camp The New
Jumbo tunnel. No g. is being driven
~ the rate of $50 feet a month and
II is expected 10 establish new
record for driving tunnels before the
work is completed.
A crew Of six miners is employed
IN opening up the Del Rio and 1t is
believed that this mine viii prove to
he equally as rich as the Jumbo. The
Del Rio is composed Of four claims
and Is continuation OF the Jumbo
and lies directly south OF and adioin-
Ing the Jumbo property, The claims
have an abundance of timber and
plenty Of water for milling purposes,
Very little development work has been
done on these claims but It ls nc'S
the intention OF the owners 20 fully
open up the property The controlling
Intcrest Is held by Mr. Brown and at
khis time no stock Is offered for sale
fbm II Is probable that q company viii
'he formed ana the stock placed on the
market during the coming winter
The work on the Mother Lode IL
Progressing very satisfactorily and the
property Is showing w IN good shape
Samples OF ore We're received yes-
torday at the mining bureau from the
Hogan properties on the ore Gr0nde'
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PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov l0-December wheat OPP
ened q shade TO AlIfs cent lower at az.
to IN On covering the prices reached
l7S.
Cash. Wheat-No red. 50; No. red
1ai, No. hard winter. U90iS. No 3 hard
winter 1jH1G, No. ! northern spring 50
MSl, No = northern spring, 1ynSO, No, J
sprlnB. I3uig
COrn-No. 2 t3dlllt No. 3. $685..
Oats-No 2. 34ia; No 3, 80.
Little support developed, December after
touching VA aud closed barely steady, Is
az cent under yesterday at llis.
Close. Wheat December lihi old, ll's;
May, ~ Juy. 1874.
Corn November. i2al December, i2isi
May. i2iLMi2as, July, i8H.
Oats November $685. December, H's;
May, 35M, July 3S5,
Pork January, ll.,j. May, il.Sj.
Lardw- November $50; December. 6S5i
January $685. In, May, 6.i2An6,i5
Rlbs-January 6lVs; May, B.Sfg.
Rye December. j3ig.
Flax-Cash, northwest @ie
Timothy December 2.O5
Clover November lO.0OalO.G 3d.
Barley--Cash, 3dQ6S.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov 0--Wheat--ReceIpts,
q O25 bushels Dull and lower Influenced
by bcarish cables and heavy northwest
receipts December, % 9-l6usoll-b, May,
NlIsHN2
Butter Receipts, 300 packages. inset
tied. Creamery, i6a22ls; state dairy, l5n0.
Eggs--Rcceipts l2ioO packages Firm.
Western seconds. lju2
Sugar-Raw nominal fair rehning,3 5-l6;
centrifugal 50 test. 3-l6. molasses su-
gar, l-l6. Refined quiet crushed, 80.
powdered, $50; graduated, 40.
Coflee--S Steady, No. Rio. 6ls.
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II. |. Receives No Second Letter

Des Moines. Ia. Nov. 10-Onloials OF the
Rock Island railway deny reports that a
second letter has been received making
threats against the road unless money
was forthcoming.
The right OF way between this city ana
Earlham, 20 miles Is stiil baing patroled,
a man being stationed every two miles.
Each guard walks mp and down his beat
the whole night long.
The two suspects detained here are not
seriously regarded as having any oonnec-
tlon with the AFFAIR.
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DRAINING STOCKTON MINES.
water II Receding In the Black Diamond
And Bonorlne shafts.

Supt. Raddatz Of the Honerlne Mining
company, who was in from stockton
yesterday, states that the water in the
Black Diamond shaft has receded to
the extent OF more than two feet, while
in the Honerine shaft the water level
has been lowered more than foot, The
latter is about 1900 feet away from the
present face OF the tunnel. Gradually,
but surely. the great drain tunnel Is
unwatering the ore bearing zones OF the
Stockton district 1t VIII not be long
until the old camp viii fairly brisue
with activity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
MATTE BRINGS $l25 A TON.
Management Of Majestic Pleased win
Returns from Initial Car.


The initial shipment Of copper matte
from the Majestic's shelter
has been sampled by Taylor & Bruntun
and the controls show the value of the
product TO be about sl25 ton This
is considerable better than was expect.
ed by Manager Alexander and other
officials Of tn copper company II was
thought several days ago that the 20.
tons, the amount the car contained.
would bring about $500, but according
to the assay returns from the lot. no
less than 81, 500 win be realized.
The smelter AT Milford will be start
ed M again tomorrow. 70 provide
against any repetition Of such accidents
as occurred few days ago, an inde-
pendent engine has been added 20 the
equipment OF the plant with all the
necessary betting etc to drive the ore
and fuel elevators, so should there be
and breaking of cables IN the future;
power can be derived from this source
without interruption to the operation OF
the furnaces
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
STOCK SALES LIGHT.


The mining stock market did not pre-
sent much activity this morning. The
buying was limited everywhere, and the
volume of sales was about So, 600 less
than yesterday forenoon. There was
some demand for DAILY Judge and the
price held fairly steady. Con- Mer-
cur brought %, Sacramento 25, and star
Consolidated weakened TO 80 cents. on
the open board small blocks OF Joe
Bowers valeo and Martha Washing
ton transferred.
The closing quotations and sales were
posted az follow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
DEPARTS FOR TONOpAH.
John Hays Hammond Concludes His Tin.
Tic INVESTIGATIONS.

Managing Director A. f. Holden.
President Il. d, Evans and General
Supt. G. Il. Allen Of the United States
Mining company returned from the
Tintic district this morning, where they
spent couple Of days underground. in
the Centennial Eureka mine, with John
Hays Hammond and members OF his
staff Of experts
Mr.. Hammond came to the city with
the United States officials. but
ala not stop, going on to Ogden.
thence westward with Tonopah as his
objective point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Con. Mercur. 200 at a.
Daly-Judge, 20 at Hoo,
Sacramento SEQ at 70,
Star Consolidated. 600 al 3d.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Con Mercur, 200 at "a.
Daly Judge 100 at 1895; 60 at HOO
shares sold, 1911
Joe Bowers, 5000 at a.
Valeo, 100 at 6.
Martha Washington. 1900 At |.
REHABILITATION
shares. Value.
Regular call ......".. ,,,, ,S2O l5VV
open board ...r." '','"b'ooa z'uoo'o
-H--sa-s
Forenoon totals ..,,.,,,S,sS5 H7690O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
Sargent is Resting Easier.

Washington. Nov l0,-Commissioner
General Of Immigration Sargent who was
stricken with paralysis several days ago,
Is reported this morning as resting easy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10
Time Table
In Effect May |.

ARRIVE.
From Ogden. Portland, Butte
San Francisco and Omaha. ...'' sa,
From Ogden and intermediate '
rs paa'' ,,.,,',. -, go am
caso. 81. Louis Omaha, Dem
,ver and intermediate points. .l2,0i N -
From Ogden. Chicago, ST. Louis. N
Kansas city, Omaha, Denver
rs gnu san francisco .,.'''.,'.,.'. t'ospm.
f0riaha' san Francisco ".''.. siiopm.
For Ogden Omaha, Chlcaao
Denver, Kansas City and 81.
Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TOO n IN
For Ogden. Portland. Butte. He
lena San Francisco and inter-
mediate points ",''''''...,.,.,. oii5 am.
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago.
Denver Kansas City ST Louis
ana san Francisco ,.-""n,".i2;5o pm.
For Ogden Cache Valley Den
yer, Kansas City Omaha, ST.
Louis and Chicago ..,..m.,..,,. 5,Nn,n
For ogden, Cache Valley Butte
Helena. Portland, San Francis
CO and intermediate points 1880 n m
7. NJ. SCHUMACHER. Traf. Mar,
ID, r. hurley. @. p. & t.
ps. SPENCER, A, q. r. &TA.
City Ticket Office. 2Ol Main Street
Telephone go.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.
BOSTON.

ST. Louis Nov -Wool-N0mlnal; ter
rtory and western mediums, lS0lg fine
medium, l6Mii. fine, 15@l6.
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Boston. Nov. l0.-Tra1ing has been dull
In the wool market the last week, Man
ufacturers have confined their purchases
IL said that never In the history OF the
trade has there been shown such a con
sentative spirit on the part Of the buyers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-10

the Old Bill the Del Rio and the
Lucky Lad Of the Hump district the
Aurelian group OF the Lolo district.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Nov. .--Cattle--Receipts 400
Steady. Good to prime steers 1870 ~,
poor 10 medium 3.iOal,io stockers ana
ieeders, s.VlGl4. %, COWS l.0Jai. -, neifers
2.OpH4.i6, Gamers, 1.JJa2 40. uulls, 2VVl
40, calves, z.0UQi.aoi Texas ted steers
2,oUa3.5U, western steers, j.OOQi.25.
HUgs-- Receipts today, 50uVO, tomorrow,
$500 lVa2J cents lower. Mixed ana buton-
ers, i.GOit0 %; good to choice heavy 4lUh
49,; rough heavy, i.&u4.GO; lignt, 4Jyg
l.S; bulk of sales, 4.ooqi.W.
sheep Receipts, 1901. Sneep ana lambs
STEADY 70 higner Good 10 cnulce Wetners,
8 lVdf. %, far 10 choice mixed 2.5yd5 W,
western sheep, 2. 50u4. 70; nauve lambs, 3 ~
Q5tj; western lambs 3,1om5.i0
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DENVER.

Denver. Colo. Nov. 0,-Cattle-Receipts
3OJ strong. Beef steers. 3,o0ii4.JO, cows,
3. O0G3.i 20, stockers and feeders Urelght
paid To The rlver) 2.i0a3.Jl; bulls, smgs,
etc, 50u2.d0,
Hog Receipts. 500. Higher Light
packers, j.O5uj.lO; mixed ana heavy, 0.W
ub,U1.
muttons, 3.OWi4J0, lambs. l,W0t,O
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OAiA IiA.

South Omaha, Nov, Receipts
5,20 Market active; stronger. Native
steers, 8, 10000; cows aud helters, 5000
$50, western steers. S.V0Ui.4O, Texas
steers, 2,75Q3.t0 range cows and heilers
3. ions. ~, Gamers, .5JM2.0O, st0ckers and
feeders, 2.i0d4.OO; calves, 3,0ai5.OJ; bulls
stays, etc, l.50n2ij.
Hogs Receipts, 600, Market l0al5 cents
lower Heavy, 4,Gjai 40. mixed, i,C5ntIOi
light. A.S0Hi.m pigs, i'lou4'@i bulk OF
sales. it0lIi.10,
sheep Receipts. $1,000. Market strong,
Westerns. 3.l5u3.3j, wethers, 3.Wa3, 25i
ewes. 2.5Ud21j, common ana stockers, 2W
u3 ~, lambs, J.jGu4.50,
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ADOLFO LOBATo

.Ha sido eonduciAo sl hospital mu-
nicipal de estA eiudad al eonoeido
pelaquero, sefior Lobato.
Su estsdo ca sumamsnts delicado
y rsya cast en- idiotismo.
Ests obrerc, verdadero artista en-
Ell &rts de 10 psluqueria, ngur6 ma.
cho, haes a,gunos % On esta eia-
dad, pues era muy qaetfdo ds,ls ia
ventud de San Jaan.
Allegro, ehistoso, de earacter + an
co, no faltaba & mir guna desta. Era
factor indispensable en- todas las
eompa fias de opera que visitaban &
esta ciadaa.
L5bato era nm verdsdero gastro-
nomo, todas Las nochss eenaba, des.
puea dc diseutir el punto dnrsnte al
die, y l.. cenA Ia + reparAba 6! mis-.
mo.
Cantaba, toeaba 10 Ruitarra y ANA
"rumba" para 81, era parts dc 90
vida.
Tai vsx de los numsrosog amigos
cue antes tenia, alguno no c0iae hoy
do ir & yer 6 Lobato, de .puss que So.
pan % triste sstsdc.
d Dsssamos al enfermo, mel 3ria.
Afortanadamsnte el paeients sstG
en- ana casa ca IL que se stiende
CON earifi Y solicituA 6 toaos.
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La fieSta.de Ia Normal

El Jusves. .por 10 tarda se.eelshrarG
una inp0rtanta daAtS On Ii Escuela
Normal do Rio Piearas.
Es an feativAl npevo en- Pasrto
Rico.
Con motive do. 10 termination
del carso y de los exkmenes de prue
ba de curso, los Alamnos preparan
une fiesta lite aris.
Sc recitArGn alganAs poeaias, y los
alumnos del .segun3o afIo, eantArkn
nm preeioso eorO.
Sc repa: tir&n por el Comisionado
do instruction, Doctor Lindsay, Il o
diplomas & los alu 1nos que hsyAn
aprobado curse.
Pero 10 verdaaera no vedad dc 10
Normal, qae pert de heeho
10 f1tur& Univarsidad de Puerto Ri
co. 90 que los alumnos del tereer
sf1o. qae obtsugan 81 titalo de prin.
cipslss, pronuneiaran IN disearso,
al igusl de 10 que suceae on todas
los Uniyersidades 6 los one &c gra'
&uau. o
Los tftulos de P. incipalea que 90
ohtangan, SON eineoudieionales, puss
son grAduados por una Normal ame'
ricana, CON toasa Las vsntsias que
estas freeen. Ssr6n pu6s los macs
tros qaee ne gradusn los pEimeros
maeatros de Puerto gRico, bajo los
nuevog sistemaa paaRg6giCoa.
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. VA Es cosA DrsTINTA.

Hubo una epoca en- que los es-
tudiantes de medicina creian que
habfa tantas distintas Intermediates
como exister 6rganos y parties en- ell
cuerpo, necesitando cada una de es-
tas afecciones un tratamiento dis
tinto. Tan torpe error solo podia
conducir & los mas funestos fraca-
sos, pues la verdad es, que Ell cuer-
po constituye una sola maquina, y
10 que afecta & una parte de ella
con mas menos fuerza ataca & to-
das las demas. Asi sucede que un
solo remedio 8 tratamiento puede
aliviar Y curar una gran variedad
de afecciones, 8 10 que aparezca CO.
mo una variedad, pero que es ver-
daderamente Ell resultado 9 manifes-
tacion en- distintas formas del mis-
mo NAL. Veamos, por ejemplo, una
lista de intermediates como la 81
guiente: Escr6fula, Anemia, Debili-
dad General, Afecciones de la San
gre y de los Pulmones, etc.; bastante
formidable parece, y sin embargo, la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
pronto alivia los peores de estos ca
sos, y de una manera absolute cura
muchisimos que han sido desahucia-
dos por los medicos. La razon de
este Sc encuentra en- su poder so-
bre las funciones digestiYas y a.
similadoras; su acci6n en- expulsar
las impurezas de la sangre, y su
facultad consiguiente de vitalizar y
reconstituir todo el ORGANISING. Els
tan sabrosa como la miel y contiene
los principles nutritivos y curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, combinados con Jarabe de-
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extractos
de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. No es
resultado de un sue1o de un des-
cubrimiento por casualidad, sino de
detenidos estudios de los sanos prin-
cipios de la ciencia medica aplicada.
"El Sr. DIR. =. Izquierdo Brown, de
Buenos Aires, dice: He usado la
Preparation de Wampole y grande-
mente satisfecho de sus esplendidos
resultados la he administrado mis-
propios hijos, teniendo la satisfac-
.ci6n de haber obtenido un exito
que no habia podido conseguir con
otras preparedness" EN- las Boticas,
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MientraS Sc Obliga
al pueblo q Dagaf
30 centaYos por IN kllO de
carne, el ganad0 jOYen y 10
zanO Sc eXpOrta en- .abun-
danCia

Sc ass gnra que los AbAsteeado
de eRrns de- astA espital y sua bA-
rrios han tornado an strasts, su.
biendo 81 precio do AqusllaG 6 80 cen.
tsvos kilo.
ESQ es saneillaments iuhumanc.
81 Acaso los Abastseedore han te-
mado ON aerio 10 guasa do In eonsa'
biaa sprosper:dads, dsban volvsr
sObre ars pRsoR. ~ @
El pueblo trabai aiador no s0lAmen.
te sufrira por falta de trabaio cons.
tAnte, sino que el die qae se yea
con algunos reAles no ped a.& pensar
en- AlimentArs@ CON Garne.
Y On cuanto las psrsonas y f..
milias de eseAsos recursos, 90 les
eondenA tambi6n g. NO usar squel
srtfenl0. tan neeesario para 10 bus-
M alimentaei6n. @
No hay motivos qps justifiquen sl
alzA do 10 carne enstan eleyada pro
poyei6n, & no ser qae una iebre de
Ambiciones dsntro de aqxel nsgoeio
haya impulsado 6 los abastsceaores
G .t0msr tai acuerao, 6 combinarae
para an dn tan cenaurable.
E1 todos los regocios iusto 90 que
se aspire prosperar, pero ain que
90 divide 10 equid&d. Prstander 10
obtsnei6n de leoninas gananciaa con.
Genando al pueblo 6 consumir artf.
culo tan indispensable 6 nm preeio
subi6 fsimo, es eosa injusta. Si el
kdblieo ssa oomhin&ras, y prsscin.
diera de conner csrne, % aeguro que
prostestarfAn Los abasteeedorss 8
por 10 menos- NO les ssris NADIA
grAto.
hay, pues, que tener sconaidsrs:
Oi6n CON los qas contribuyen q ha'
Ger lucrative el neRocio de lA earna,
ps g&ndo'A 6 precio rAaonabls.
Entsndsmcs que, de eontinuar la
injusticada slza & que aludimos, de.
ben suYglr oompetiaores que abara'
ten Ell precio de 10 carns.
Eco ha pasado ahora On Ponce
CON el prscio, del pan, y 10 leeci6n
surti6 buen efacto y buen 6xito. El
= tblico debe asfsnderse do los que
sin consideration al estado preeario
actual, tratan do screcentar an bosaa
auMque al reato de In hmmanidad
mnera de hambre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-24
Los marinerOS del
PANTHER no temen
A LOS TIBURONEs

TndGs las tsrdas los marines del
vApor de guerra sPAnthers, fondea.
do en- este puerto, so dan baf1os de
mar, isnxknaoae aesds 10 alto de
pies 6 do sabszs al aguas porI medic
de unZaparato semeiants 6 arg ollas
de gimnasia.
Aver, los euriosos que van 6 con.
tsmp'ar CON cierto intsYe, ese 90.
pee ctkcnlo, puss licsn que eel tibu
RON est& change por sllf>, promo
vieron ANA alarmA injustifisaas.
Diio una vo2-Mira. mira, sqzel
mArinero no aparesa 30. So 10 trag6
un tibur6 - Mira los botss de abor.
do. Sc 10 como un tibur6n, se 10
comic an tibuY6n!....
Y era que Ell msrino tsnfa mas re
susllo que an bazo .. y qaiso der uua
guAss, apareeiendo 6 larRs distances
S3l sitio donds zabullo.
Uno de los espsetAdores, despu6s
de- asto, dijo:
Los tlburonas Ataean solamsnts
4 nosotrus. Psro esa gente le tie,
men esf0ts.
aSador, tsndr& slgo que yer tam
ben On estas cosas 10 ley Fors "?
-muymu.6 m inoesnte aysopagiso
Linea 6rrea del 0este
TIN NE R A 2 TO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-24
We N T A

So ysnasn en- SantuTce, barrio do
PormiGueross tres easas con, s0laras
IS nos, do tres habttaeiones eada
q MADEIRA, sohij de hisrru
gazy&1i2Ado yAasmAs.un solar.
El preeio de astas, propiadAdes en-
el mismo por el que 20 ,hA adquirido
en- hipote3a. e.ss7T's fi9s
Los que qaisran haeer el negocio,
pueden dirigirss G don Joaqufn Pa.
Gheeo. On su mueblsria, sale Allen,
ndm. 81. 12 2y,a