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New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
pEcoRpED MORTGAGES.

Burton John Ts M 6 aaaafassf ai5a Pl5t in rear
90. IS 81 ana s5 south-st' also $1,000
uer
HUDSON ealty company; sane a per Cent Is
prior ~ IMssxITaisr Morsenhau' same l4O
Same 70 s125. 900 e,otnsr
prior MOI TT 70 Heyan Adeistea 9t' ner cent 27o
Ayenys Waiter J. to Elizabeth o oBEien' sTf $50
Nos - - -. F 20 seaTaeu's bank I"
F9is9ute F9obsf 277.e IT " or 6th-@Ve; 600
per, per oess Samuel 70 Mary 3 sehwa0 f5i.f $50
No 49, go vie LAWYERS IltT M -
Hsy5naa; 3a45pary m $50 Il o. $50 o.
- cent
3 Yeas, 80 10 Gerson HeyTnan ~ Al.a.-,gaps I-
HRIns LS.s .sz ard $50 East; prior ihO4 ~ N
!ldh..os !lndhn.Jos: ,sstainsuts. per es1t'-s--s-- "a
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03


JAMES MULLEN. Nc. S. East one-hunarsd-an3a- and
ts--r-t-5 s. Liabilities. SS3T- assets SO ne
C1Tal c-e6Iror National Iron Bank CT Ao--llo'
= = s. 63T .oo --,-,-+b
sve TabIsrtes Sc sos slt5 The principal ere-
f5-g are r-e Rfchnond Stove Works Norlc! ssao'
3 roo. p " Mckee all No 100 NateI-st.- =
The petitioner n partnership with : Il higgins NI0@e
general assignment II lsSS.
JOSEPH y DESSAR. No. 30 West S11e-lull1 . 90
-veTy-seventi-s Liabilities sl27 e5i assets 49, e.
CO. 1855, The principal 80 6s. Md
eer5e address unknown, S4O363 solomon q slga4 IN
TotrseEs 10 20 Rleecker-st, Si2 OS4 The peOeI -9s
.aE.-s--e roItces on lfe aggregating SSvV -.Ir
JOSIAH !. CEzAPIN. No. 3 Grarne-cy ferh ~.
;ies SIS 5sz assets SO The p-InclSas se ~,
augusta Chaplin No G-anlercy Park $aS1 N.3Ig
Company No % L1berty-st, S4l.F5. Tt-t,sf,fas
-CT>-IO No IS Mulber-Ee -
g 20. assets 500 principal creditors are ~ d
7srrre Brewing Company No. 30 CheTrg-&t A1oSo' VI"
=. Lucas SO Maiden lane sl.Zea. - oo e..,-
FRISCFE. carpet dealer ~ : o ~
showing LIABILITIES o. So
The principal cre-l1lIs are Ss----
Err & C. 81 Fssde-sf, S73n
rTstA5 50 600. fixtures and accounts
a., voltIrtary retron fled against ~ -
g1Es-TN,r AND POWER COMPANY. q No. oV Dla- 80
yvye-rfe-h-g- The corporation IS organized uloe ..
York laws and engaged heating Apartment
-e uertttouing the tlca fe4lef q
&c COZ - Sullivan. Sz3: z. y Crotlers -
go sre +ha- the Sheriff IL possession o. G
rrorerry which alleged. constitutes 81 H. -
bEEizrIptcy-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

John l. Parrish CT Parrish Fisher & Mooney,
will sell in partition, tomorrow, al the Exchange
saIesrooln No. I61 Broadway. No. 569 Broadway and
No. IS West Twenty-eighth-st-. two valuable office
buildings.
Al Hayman and his wife yesterday fled a mort
gage on the Berkeley Lyceum property for $55oV59
for three years, at AZ per cent. It was taken by
the Lawyers Title Insurance Company. This mort
gage, 1t IS understood is a rearrangement OF the
mortgages the property.
T. {. Zobel yesterday filed plans with the Bul4d-
ings Department for q nine-stOry brick and stone
Office building, to cost $4,000 10 be erected al
Nos "A and 26 East Twenty-frst-st The plot Is
6dSIO0 feet
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

21st-st Nos - and % East, for soin9. nin
b-tct ofrics building with stores, ooAi0o' : 10.
ZobeI owner and contractor ,,r.a story
A.tLst SOS 400 and 42I West FOR a IL &c %
- 1ygS,Ur house and church. 4uxAoo;o, -
mar FsvaaEelical Lutheran ChuFeh OF 81 ' ,
1st-sys and 93d-sl corner IoE d uannaI
brick workshop and store sttscPS 80 -. s
.' o,.e' :, e15 sthst " corner for two SIX story
F-1cE tarenSent houses, 6Gx4T; L MicheIson' '"A q
er. c; F Pelham architect. -, h-ioL
Ridge-st Nos % and "a Tor So. So o1xner. {;
tenement heuse EOxsT; II Weinhonse' o"He1 r.
T Pelham architect ~ seven
Christopher and Gay sts : & CT,t 1ris Z Lawrence
ttompany owners; Jaretne. Kent q '"i0'"0' .
.
Avenue Il and i2tll-gt. corner LoI Sn a = wstn
brick rathoase. with stores oO.o1- a-sntr,cts 6
stein osne-- bernstein e. Bernstein eFeHi'eeN'-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
RlIslNEss TROUBLES.

Schedules IN the assignment Of Henry Non. Hhce
dealer al No s. E3owery, show Liabilities S9I4S'
,-orr7i-la1 assets SS.265; actual assets. S.6S1
arthur NJ Alien Of San Jose. Republic OF costa
Plea Central America. yesterday confessed )udg-
.n.nt for s. So 10 John 3. Swami. amount cue on
= CONSIGNMENT OF coffee - 1~.-
A transcript % judgment from Monroe C9u3es fe3s
: Manning IL favor Of the Otto Gas I1nsLle
sheriff Yesterday received an enactment
f1- s SO against property Of George r 4ioLIas sLe'
or Washington =. c, II favor o. Jennie Z '0-
on six rotes made IN ls.s-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Joseph P Day: 231 5sth-st. I 3965 II OF Sth-
ave, 2l-5xloo-5. dwg n \ Lie Lns 20 Aef :
Joycs ref; amt Que SIG 999 13 taxes, etc, S6Ss6O.
BY Philip a. Smyth; Colege-st, 80 It ot HON
rrar-st 5ix59; Hoffnan-st S34 # OF colleges
i6 sxI00 story dwg h; NJ N. Hahn agt T f Costello
al: Clare 7 HahlO, ref; amt due S-4olZt
taxes etc $50; Homan-st, 90 OF College-st looA
dvvg j.; W 7 Clare as trustee az
7 + Costelo ct al; 2 . Judge. atty; n OBrien j.
ref amt due 81 546OS: taxes SS5 Hoffnlan-st, $
Sc II O.. College-st story dwg tactioT =
same agt sane samo atty; G7ayhi, ref: amt due
5ss IS. taxes, S35.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
HOUSE,

$1,000 expended improvements Capacity 800 Ali
80 So5 y Boating Fishing, Hunting. Colt
f5oo}et EFERBERT LECG. Prop. Haines FaIs, y.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
jersey City Property for Sale.

T,TrCAolT Mot OF ground ,or sale 6Ox10O aney
IL located the finest aeighoorhood or Jersey 10
Heights y J high sTraced ground restricted prossty.
no-htnx hut IRE one or Two family houses O. ee na OF
same. frus trees ground, nothing oat u,,e
surrounding only plot around hsisll lo
price $4,000 GEO AIINFsS. 5eweleT JOS CeA'F~4Ns~
Jersey C4ry ueightA. y. :
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
SUMMER RESORT GUIDES SUMMER RESORTS AND COUNTRY BOARD
Summer Resort Guides.
VACATION RESORTS

Along North Shore Of Long Island Sound at the
charming inland locations Connecticut and among the
Berkshires and IAtchheld Hills. reached by the finest
through and suburban train running OF New
York Send 2-cent stamp New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. Room No g. Grand Central Station
New York. to Passenger Department New Haven for
descriptive ho:ols boarding houses
rates fer board, and passenger fares.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments in SUMS o. over S-u2
were fled Yesterday, the frst name being that o.
the debtor
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
Country Property to Let.
Country Property for Sale.

r BUILDERS COST
a Residential section. ocean IS minutes nom
Ssy-York CITY Hall: house lots.
srtistcsIIy decorated latest improvements: p&rquet
roors- steam stable. terms 70 suit. MACINTOSH.
"a John-st. New-York.
=, RANIl-VIEw FARM. Berkshire foothills 23 acres
tI large orchard cool grove brooks. school TWO
station churches stores IS minutes Nsw-4ork
30 minutes. HOWARD WOODMAS. Bethel. Conn
A DvERTTsEMESsTs and subscriptions FOR The Trioun.
a a Uptown Once.
sG. I...tl4 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will received the following branch
51rces AZ regular until $ O'Clock viz
254 sth-ave., 5. cor. 23dst 153 6th-mve cor
T2rb-st-- 14th-st-s 257 West 43d-sf-. be
tween Tth and sth 2G3 West 1:Sth-st-I l,33s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

THE SUNDAY LAW.

Our Santa Fe and Las Vegas ex-
changes are expressing much interest
in the morals Of the observance of
the Sunday law. 1t is very touching
to see our righteous neighbors up
the road 50 much concerned about our
moral and spiritual welfare-and
since they have found a mote in Albu-
querque's eye there is reason to hope
that they may soon be able to discov-
or the beam which obfuscates their
own Observation-Disclosures
The Journal.Democrat claims to
have thrown off the shackles Of the
bosses, to have reformed in fact. The
people will be inclined to take such
prostestation Of reform, cum grams
sails. is the paper in question means
by the above weak attempt to be fun.
| ny to condone the wilful violation OF
a law enforced in every other dis
trict In the territory In any event the
sneer at those papers which advo
cate the enforcement Of law in every
part Of the territory I'M with poor
grace from q paper which claim
to stand for law and decency. The
Optic has the interest of New Mexico
as well as that of Las Vegas at heart
and has ever advocated the enforce
ment Of the Sunday law, not primar
lily because OF its admitted belief II
the wisdom and justice u such
statute, but because 1t is convinces
that no more serious arrangement cal
be made against a community or
commonwealth than that laws are vii
fully violated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

the meaning which it has and ought to
convey TO all our people, native and
foreign-born: and let us regulate and
c~iyilize 1t as we'll. Both are necessary
Our civilization fails when this holi
day Is permitted to record such a roll
OF dead and injured as has hitherto
marked the day and made its ADVENT
dreaded. II has thus been made a dis
tortion and a menace, and not ar in
element to a sounder democracy and
a blessing to the people. )
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12
MEMORANDUM FOR NEWCOMERS,

Really this is most unusual wealth
or.
To him that hath shall be Civ
en-. Having received Il car load Of
curios ranging from d Navajo blanket
to a burro. while on his western trip,
gifts are now pouring in on President
Roosevelt at Washington. What is the
poor man to do with them all. Re
member the fate of the Lucy Hayes
siJeboard and don't forget that
c~Iotheslinn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12
HATS OFF TO SHERIFF LlrrRELL

New Mexico has been saved from
the disgrace of a ~lynching. Sheriff
Marion Littrell Of ColfaN county IL TO
be commended highly. Nothing but
the vigilance Of the courageous officer
saved the lives Of five men, four of
whom are comparatively innocent.
The crime by which Night Marshall
John Jones of Ration came To his death
was d terrible one, The man was pop.
ular. The murder Was as brutal a one
M New Mexico has known for o long
time. But justice Is not powerless IN
New Mexico II Is certain thai the
mar who did the killing will be ar
rested aud hanged for the crime He
alone was IN serious fault as not one
of the other poriers VAS armed. 10
have lynched even the guilty murderer
would have been Il iastlng disgrace 20
the fair name o. New Mexico. To
have lyuched all the prisoners would
have been Infamous. All honor to
Sheriff Littrell and his brave assist
ants who prevented this shameful
lynebing bee in New Mexico,
For the family Of the murdered mar
shall. the deepest sympathy viii p
felt. The Optic Is informed that y,
brother Ellis Jones. who lives in Ratot
opposed mob violence and wanted Thu
law 10 take It's course. The promp
action of Chief Justice Mills in inyok
Ing the machinery of the court t'
apprehend the leaders OF the mob vii
be received with satisfaction,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

A fr, X reduction on tailor made
sa su.ts formally SIS to $50. now
SIS NJ sic. Monte Carlo coats S. to
SO. Call at Mrs. Standish's. 1908
Fifth street. Agent for Chas. A. Stev-
ems Of Chicago. 1GG-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

The street railway men from ST,
Louis, Notwithstanding The somewhat
unfavorable conditions in which they
see the city. are much impressed with
its advantages and resources. II the
citizens will 80 considerably less than
half way, d much needed and impor-
tant extension Of the street car line
will be made.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

The kaw. devastating stream as Y
proved n few days ago. was a tiny
riyulet compared with the awaked
father Of waters.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

Even the clouds that have enshroud'
cd Las Vegas lately have a silver
lining. Not a word Of grumblins
about The dust has been heard foI
fourteen days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

Some papers are inclined to poke
fun at Governor Bailey of Kansas,
who is to marry a milliner. Many
there DO who believe the governor 70
be the possessor Of an unusually long
head.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12
THE FLOOD.

The great food that Is sweeping
down the Mississippi is carrying death
and destruction in It's path. Warned
by the havoc above every effort Is being
made by the dwellcrs along the river
20 resist the might OF the angry tor
rent. But the daily tale Is OF break
ing levees. ruined farms. loss Of life
and home. The might Of mar Is puny
indeed when compared with the re.
~sistless power of water. The crest
of the flood Is due at Memphis, Tenn.
today. In three or four days IL should
reach New Orleans. The greatest ap-
prehension Is felt for the safety OF
thai great city, and almost superhumar
efforts are being made q strengthen
The dykes and levees. New Orleans
sits on a tract undermined by tn,
Mississippi. and the surface of tn,
river at its average height Is eighi
feet above the level of the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

The Optic will not, under any cifesh
stances, be responsible for The return g /.
safe keeping 81 any rejected maIanscrtpt -
exception Will he made 10 this rule, wiut m
gard rs either letters or enclosures. A'N zwii.
the editor enter Into correspondence eoptN's-
ing rejected manuscript.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE -, 1908.

After the food 1t will take some
time to discover exactly where sew
eral stretches Of the Missouri river
are located.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

The Las Vegas Light K Fuel Co,
are now prepared TO furnish Willow
CreN coal at $3.50 per ton cei,yered,
or 1890 By the CIR l2-n
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12
Curtain and Drapery Department
VERY Special. PRICES FOR
THE ENTIRE ,1ELx

Commencing MonSay, Juno
Provided you bring this advertisenp
with you.
9 cts. per yd. for II 1.fr 3ilkolensa
n cts. per yd. for &c yard.wide Silk
olenes.
48 cts g yard for 75c Damask SO in.
for curtains or upholstery.
72 cts. per yd. for s1.25 Damask. so in,
wide for upholstery.
SO cts. I'd. for $1.50 Tapestry so in. for
curtains or upholstery.
SLAB for $3.50 Tapestry Portiers,, very
good value.
1924 for $3.75 Tapestry Portiers, so
in. wide.
$2.98 for $500 Tapestry Portiers, very
elaborate.
A new line of table covers, lace door
panels in exquisite designs, couch Gov
ers, rope portiers and the best lire OF
lace curtains in town.
ROsenfhaI furniture
Company.
Big Store. lietsS NJ
Next to the Western Union Tele4aa |
Office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

HAVE YOUR PHOTO made by
Pri0 at the best appointed gallery In
towf-Furlong's. 160-EOD-10t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

ladies', I clean silk waists and
laces. Gus Holmes, 6i5 Sixth street.
1856
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12
Rntes Of subsorIptlon.

N~ews-dealers should report 10 the counting
room any irreguiarIty or inattentlon on the
part Of carriers In the delivery OF I ne Optic.
Eews-dealers can have The Optis. delivered
10 their depnts IN any part Of the city by the
carriers. Orders or complaints can be made
by telephone, postal. or In person.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

Mrs. NJ. b. Ward is prepared to do
frst-class dressmaking at 902 Third
street. l.. v. Phone ia. 172-1m
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-12

Then let us read into this holiday
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-24
Bsqusps en- ROOF GARDEN :::s:: a::::'' ;:::,; 20: "a:
Noticias diversas

~ Anoche 4 las once fue asistido
en- 81 csianto de socorros de esta capital
Mariana Rosario de una confusion So
bre ell tercio superior del music H.
quierdo.
~. Hoy han sido puestos en- liber-
tad del Pfesidio Departmental de esta
Capital, los, ,Gonfpad6S, Ramon Ramos
Rios, .Eulogio Reyes correa, y Julian
JOSE Mercado, todos porS haber cumpli-
do el tempo de condera. =!
IN Para que no Sc, a1tere el orden
ers la puerta del teatro, nientras Sc CO
|lebre el ltbasfe de mafiana, estara en- el
referiao sitio, nuestro amigo ell sefIor
|don Jose Pa1acios. E,.,
}Pasajeros llegados aver al "Ho-
tel ,Inglatefra% ~.
DE Cincinnati, J. R. Clark; de Espi-
nosa, w. w. Miner, y G. L. Lathrop.
,x*& Parece que sc trata de hacer
Preparedness en el edifcie del presidio
departmental.
~ Nuestro amigo el Director de la
Banda de La Policia ,Inst1lar Sr. Verar
nos participa haber recibido una carta
an6nima en- la que le recomiendan que
no toque LA Batxlla de los Castillejos I"
por ser este una adulaci6n 4 los espa-
fioles de esta Capital. Ser,a de desear
que al autor della carta que Sc encubre
bajo el seud6nimo de Jose Barbosa, die.
ra su verdadero nombre, y Sc funda,a
en- otros motives que no los expresados
en- su carta, Ia que como anonima al
fin, no es mas que TN infame libelo.
La carta a que nos referi1nos Sc en-
cuentra en- poder del Jefe de la Policfa
Policfa Mr. Hamill y no es possible pu-
blicarla por los terminus en- que esta
concebida.
~ Ha sido condenado once dfas
de arresto Ruperto Rivera. por estar
peleando con Josefa Nieves.
x*x Il va empiezan caer !! Esta
Maf1ana TN Policfa Insular detuvo a
Isaac Nieves, por estar vendiendo pan
q gritoS desaforados y molestar el We
cindario Fue mutt ado con dos dollars,
| s centavos,
De estos casos asl la policia debfa
denunciar por 10 menos veinte cada dia
pues en- la calle de San Jose a ciertas
ho1as del dia es impossible la vida
por ei continue clamoreo de los vende-
dores ambulantes.
~ De la revision de los cargos he
chos al Sargento Lamela y Cabo Fon-
frfas, hecha aver Lor la Comision de
la Policla Insu'ar, resrltan todos los
cargos ratl6cados.
Hoy Sc esta procediendo la revi-
sion de los cargos que Sc le hacen al
cabo de la nlisma, Ezequiel Mongil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-24

Desde Ell dia FL de este mes ha vuel-
TO 4 prestar suS servicios en- las ofcinas
de Obras Pdblicas de San Juan, el inte-
1igente avudante de ingenieros don
Domingo Garcia Marieu.
~. Por alterar Ia paz p1blica ano-
che en- Ia planta electriea de Santurce,
ha sido multado -o,n s dollars cincuenta
cineo centavos, Frank Jonhsou, por 81
Iuez de Paz de San. Francioco. -.
- Anoche celebr6 session extraordi-
maria Ell .Ayuntamiento de esta capital.
Sc trataron varios asuntos de poca i'm
portancia. y -.
~ Eleuterio Rodriguez, vecino gde
Ia calle de San Francisco, fi1e asistids
de una 'herida oontusa como de tres
centimetros sobre Ia region -fronto-paA
rietal. ->
=. En- Ia ventanilla de Ia Oieina de
correos de esta ciudad SIC ha colocado Ell
siguiente aviSo:
"Los paquetes deben pesarse antes
de ponerlos en- Correos. Las cartas
para Francia, Espafia 4 otros paises del
extrargero deben ser puestas en- Ia ven
tanilla antes de ponerlas al correo".
x*. Por estar pro6riendo palabras
indecentes en- el callejon del Tamarin-
do delante de sefioritas y nif1as, ha sido
multada con 10 dollars S centavos, Ia
individua Flora M. Lopez.
~. Por el Departamento de Educa-
ci6n, han sido anuladas las propuestas
de maestros de Barros y Comerio, por
no haber participate al Inspector del
Distrito, Ia fecha re Ia reunion en- que
dsbian ser nombrados Sc les ha dicho
& dithas Juntas Escolares, que deben
reunirSe de nuevo en- preseccia del ms
pector = formular nuevas propuestas.
~ En- la Sala de Socorros de esta
7ciudad fue asistido aver. las once dc
Ia mafiana, Pedro Gomez vecino de la
calle de Ia Luna, de uua fuerte coctu-
sion sobre la region ante-torax.
~ Han sido puestos en- libertad de
la carcel de Puerta de Rierra los indi-
vfduos siguientes, por haber extinguido
condena: Rafael Luga, Venancio Acos-
ia (a) la mia, Carmen Garcia Martinez,
Manuel Cuevas Gimenez, Mariana Ro-
drlguez, Agapito P. MaldoLado, Jose
H. Hernandez (a) Indio, Jurn Calder6n,
Ruperta Rios. Geronimo Cotos.
**w Don Miguel Jeaunott, ha sido
nomb-ado Secretario del Juzgado Mu-
nicipal de Patillas.
~ Castas detenidas en- la O6cina
de correos de esta ciudad:
Calder6n, O.-Camrell, B. Ode
-vergue. M.-Eriex, M.-Figueras. j.
Ferry. c. H.-Figueroa, V.-Ferrer, l.
T-Febres. V.-Field, M. R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-24
E. FRANCS. EaxRSg5z; EEHRfS!Riso

Ell reor COLMADO, contera reposteria ncores vinos
conservss
Sc srven encago de dulce vizcochones colnetas
dos. etc. ETC., para bodas bautizos
1mportaciones directas de todas procedencia.
Gran fabrca de chocolate al vapor elaborado
az1car del pals.
Premado en- la Exposition de Buffalo de 1901 medal
de bronco la de Charleston de 1909 de oro
Production diaria 500 libras
Agente San Tuan ISlDRO A. SANCHEZ
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
THE MARQUETTE AND ARIZONA
AND ITS OPERATIONS

The Marquette and Arizona company is showing commendable enterprise in opening up their promising property in the Solomon Springs district. They have 37 claims, or about TAO acres, a little over -Four miles southeast in a direct line from Bisbee
 Emil Marks, of Bisbee, is president and chief promoter, being conveniently situated in relation to the scene of operations.
 They have installed a development hoist and will proceed to business, in imitation of the good example set by the Copper Glance, and not wait for some one else to develop their proper ty. The surface indications on the property are fattering, including as it does fine belt of copper croppings.
 The formation is limestone. porphy- ry and iron, the latter having course running northwest and southeast. The porphyry has sent out intrusions into the lime in the form of tongues and dykes, some of which are easily trace able on the surface. The principal poryphry dyke is very prominent and can be traced for miles on the surface. It is strongly mineralized and compe- tent experts assert that in their opin- ion it runs across. the international line, between the United States and Mexico, in so doing it becomes identi- fled with the Copper Glance and many other important properties south of the Marquette system. The copper, it is confidently expected, will be found op- posite this dyke. It is the general opinion that the water which has de- posted this copper has flowed along this porphyry dyke along an old river channel, which can be distinctly traced. The shattered condition of the formation afforded natural channels for the solution to pass into the lime and replace the strata most easily at- tackled by the solution. The upper strata of the lime was not so easily
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
IN THE TIMING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of COchise, Arizona and Sonora

sufficient sprinkle of old timers to in sure frst-class practical methods in their operations. The company have ample resources on tap for the eXplo- ration and development of the proper ty. Mir. Holmes, the president of the company. is a practical mining man. connected for years with the Norton Morgan people in Pearce. and under stands the mining features of the dis trict intimately. Messrs. Fitch and Storebeck are o,d timers in and around Pearce and understand the country as well as Geronimo understands the San Carlos reservation.
 These last named gentlemen were among the original locators of the property along with H. A. Morgan, of Wilcox.
 The property is distinguished for the production of high grade copper ore. They are in something like 120 feet with very satisfactory results. They claim some s5O,O0O worth of ore on the dumps, but will do the devel- opment act to a finish before under taking to reduce or ship. The resources and the personnel of the new company, coupled with the fiattering prospects of the property are exceedingly auspi- cious for this particular section of the Di agOons.