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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
E:DICTO

Estados Unidos de America. .-Depar-
tamento de Puerto-Rico.-ElP Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos de
America. S. S. Y q su nombre Mr.
Charles E. Foote, Juez Asociado
del Tribunal de Justicia de esta
Ciudad.-Hago saber:
Que dof1a Elvira Cortes Herman
dez, asistida de su esposo don Fran
cisco Porrata Llitera. vecinos de esta
Ciudad, ha promovido en- este Tribu-
nal un exqediente sobre information
de dominic de la siguiente fnca.
xR1stica : Predio compuesto de
treinta cinco cuerdas de terreno,
equivalentes q trece hectareas, sesenta
y cinco areas, sesenta y cuatro cent?
areas, situadas en- ell barrio de MontO
nes del extinguido municipio de Las
Piedras hoy pertedeciente q esta ciu-
dad en- colindancias por ell Norte, con
terrenos de su propiedad los de don
Valent1n Lebr6n Hernandez; porel Sur,
con los deIsidoro Hernandez, Juan Mi
randa Isabel Hernandez, antes Alejo
Medida; por ell Este con el referido
Senor Lebr6n Rufno Mojica y por ell
Oeste, con terrenos de la Succession de
Francisco Gomez representada por su
viuda Dona Anacleta Flores y los del
indicado Isidoro Hernandez.S
Habiendo recaido provisto, man
dando citar & los anteriores duefos
de dicha finca don Rafael Albo y don
Silvestre Merced, este nltimo como
representante de su padre Gregorio
Merced, asf fcomo alas personals ignora-
das a quienes pueda perjudicar la ms
cripci6n de dominic solicitada por la
promovente expidiendose al efecto los
edictos prevenidos por la Ley para su
fjaci6n en- los parajes p1blicos y pa
ra su insercj6n en- el periodico La De-
7nocraciG que Sc edita en- San Juan.
Por tanto, cito por Ell presente
las personals ignoradas & quienes
pueda perjudicar la pretension de la
promovente para que dentro de sesen-
ta dfas naturales comparezcan ante
este Tribunal alegar su derecho.
Dado en- Humacao diez seis
de JUNO de mil novecientos cuatro.
Charles e. Foot. Enrique Lloreda.
81 Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
CAPITULO XIV
Ell SACRIFIcIO DE IRENE

NO es una historic larg&
nj stragica, dijo Irene. Hace
diez amos. cuando eras una nina
de siete, 20 estsba en- In flor de
mi juventud; no era bonita, pues
tn fuiste en- Ia fsmilia To herede-
RI de Is hermosura y de Ia gra-
cia, querida hermanz. pero en-
mi cara habia Ia frescura de mis-
pocos amos. Por aquel entonces
In granja de In Mcntara, situada
en- lxs inmediaciones de Mendo-
"a, hoy abandonada y solitaris,
estzba habitada por Ia sefIora
de Rosas, y So 6nico hijo Ernes-
TO. mi nov;o. Pertenecia 4 II
alta nobleza y eran muy ricoa,
pues ell padre, ID. Francisco Ro-
sas. trabsjaba en- In India. en-
donde viva era propietario dc
numerosas fincas.
All, Maria Luisa, 81 yo pu-
diese describirte ell carscter =
las cuaIidades fisicas de Ernesto,
tan franco y decidor. tan sincere
v apasionadol A pesar dc los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30

In encontr6 todavia sentada en-
en- ell mismo sitio, con los ojos
excitados por ell llanto y 10 Ca
beza inclinada con profundo en-
simlsmomiento. Irene, acer-
candose de puntillas, Sc sent6 6
81 lado y le hizo saber ell motivo
de vonir & encontrarla.
He visto algo en- tn cara
estA noche, le dijo, que no he
podido comprender; sufres mu-
cho, hermana mia, y te figuras
que tus penas son superiores &
tus fuerzas, y que tie ser6 impo-
sible ell resistirlas. He venido
q contarte In historic de mis- pa
decimientos para que juzgues 81
misma y yeas que otros han su-
fridO antes que tn. Tu dolor
no es mas grande que 10 fue ell
mio, amos hace, cuando eras a6n
una nina,
Irene habia logrado su OBJ
leto interesando su atencion,
pues al DIR sus paI&bras levant6
ia cabeza dirigiendole una stoni-
ia mirada.
-(Que es 10 que me dices,
lrenes exclAm6; 1 es possible que
hayas amado tsmbien2
ST; contesto esta con frial-
dad; mas que & mi vida; pero
supe sacrifcsr ell amor al deber.
Escucha, Maria Luisa y sabras
10 historic de mis- amores para
que te sirys de ejemplo y de en-
sefianza,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
AVISO AL PUBL[CO

En- Ia antigua y acreditada
sastreria de R. Monies acabase de
instalar una sucursal de la muy
reputadafabrica de sombrerOs <La
Bella Borinquena> de Suces0res de
de Juan Cabrer S. en- G. de Ponce.
En- dicho establecimientO ha
Tiara ell p1blico, continuamente,
variadOsurtidO de SOMBREROS de
todas classes; para caballeros, para
ni1os, senOritas Y ninas.
De pajilla, de imitaci6n jipija
pa y fieItro, de pelo y lana.
Sc hace q Ia Orden cualquier
sombrerO; para precios y demas in
formes, dirijirse d FORTALEZA %
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
LA9NINA MfMADA

que podriA lamar mas Ia aten-
cion de Maria L1isa.
Era mas de media noche
cuando Irene, contemplando las
estrellas desde la ventana de su
cuarto, pensAba en- su hermana,
d&ndo mil vueltas & su imAgina-
cion para explicarse los cambios
operados en- ell amino de Maria
Luisa, pues era indudabIe que
el contento brillaba en- su rostro
nj volver de paseo aquella mans
ma y no habia ocurrido desde
entonces NADIA de particular pa
ra que Sc afectase hasta ell extre-
mo de llegar hAstR perder ell SEN
lido. A semejAnza del cabAllero,
no teniA ell menor TENOR de que
ell captain Arimon volviege a
aparecer por allf. creyendo tam
bien que al sSber no habrfa dote,
SO le quitArian las gAnas de in
sistir en- pedir su mano, lJa-
mas preocup5 4 ninguno de los
dos, In posibilidad de un nuevo
encuentro entire 50 nina NINA
da Y ell cGpitan Arimon, que tan
cerca de aIlf estaba!
Hablare con ella acerca
de este, Sc dijo Irene; y tai vez
guerra descsnsar en- mi, 10 que
le ayudara & consolRrse de sus
padecfmientos.
Entonces Sc dirigi6 al Guar
to de Maria Luisa; profundo si-
lencio reinaba en- ell castillo, v 4
pesar de que LAbian trGnscurri-
do tres horas desde que Ia dej6,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
SeparaciOnes de poIicias

Han sido separados del Cuerpo
por imposibilidad fisica, los policfas
Nicolas Vidot, .Artenio Vergne, Juan
Rios Toledo y Juan r. Escobar.
Por abuse de autoridad Carlos
Quifones, por seduction, Antonio ".
Falcon.
Por sentencia de la Corte, Marce-
limo Casanovas
Por mala conducta, Jose ]. Her
nandez.
Por desobediencia de ordenes y
abandono de servicio, Manuel Ruis.
Por insubordinaci6n, Gregorio
Nadal.
Repuesto en- ell servicio, Isidoro
Carrasquillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30

afIos trsnscurridos al hablsr de
el estoy viendo sus claros ojos
szules, 81 pelo ensortijado y su
hermoso v simpatico rostro, de
perffi vigoroso attractive; como
CT nj momento que Sc habia ena-
morado de mi. de manera que
cuando Sc me declare, pocas pa
lsbras bastaron para compren-
dernos, pues mi corxzon fue
tambien hacis 6i, sin que jamas
haya podido recobrsrlo. Pro-
metimos correspondernosa y Id,
hermana mia! 20 Sc tambien 10
que es Ia felicidad. porque des-
de aquel momento todoe los dias
nj Ansnecer el sol derrsmaba
sus mas dorados rayos sobre mi
tanto como 10 ha hecho sobre Ii.
Dos sfIos .duraron nuestras
relaciones sin que tuviesemos
Ia idea de casarnos. pues los dos
ersmos demasiado j6venes: du-
rante aqueI tempo. ID. Francis
CO muri6 v Ernesto tuvo que
psrtir 4 Il India para hacerse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30

Estados Unidos es el .tema de todos
los sitios p1blicos, Sc iniciado un
cuerpo de propaganda que no Sc para
un momento en- sus tareas, aunque pa
ra clio contamos con todas classes de
garantfas.
NADIA existe hasta aquf que halla
interrumpido nuestros trabajos, pare
ce haber cesado en- sus funoiones emo
jOsas aquella avalanche de facinero-
SOS que alteraban la tranquilidad de
la gente de orden y nos acechaban y
provocaban gratuitamente. Las au-
toridades parecen cenirse al cometido
de su deber y sin la preston de Ia in
fuencia de partido; todo marcha en-
ammonia y la vida arroyana es hoy
tranquila pesar de la miseria que
nos abruma....
Ell Comit6 central dc In Fedora
ci6n Libre en- esta localidad prepara
una gran asamblea de trabaj jadores
para Ell Domingo 3 del proximo mes
de Julio en- Ia que Sc constituiran los
gremios de braceros y carreteros que,
dado el n6mero de que cuenta cada
uno de estos dos elemantos en- este
pueblo, resultaran Gle los mas podero-
SOS fuertes.
Muy pronto Sc afliaran la xFe-
deraci6n Libre> los panaderos de esta
poblacion los cuales tienen constituf-
do su gremio bajo los auspicios de Ia
GFederaci6n Regional> desde hace al
gun tempo, aunqne por circunstan-
cias ajenas q su voluntad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN

~Catalina3, debe haber salido de
Barcelona el 10 del corriente.
<Charles A. Glibery>.-Ha debido
salir de New York el 18 pasado.
~Saturnina>, sali6 el % de Liver
pool para esta.
Barca americana <Boylston,o , sa-
lilo de New-Y York ell Is del corriente.
<Niceto,> saldra de Liverpool el
% del entrante Julio con destino di-
recto q este puerto.
xPio fX4 saldra de Barcelona ell
dia del pr6ximo Julio con destino &
este puerto7y ell de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
M0VimientO 0brer0
u O II
Santiago IqIesias
Arroyo 0brerO

No es la satisfaction algeria
producida por un triunfo 10 que nos
mueve a dar noticias de Guayama y
su organization obrera. Hacer alar-
de de la desaparici6n de la Fedora
cion Regional en- Guayama y la insta-
para nosotros una satisfaction y me-
nos un placer.
Lo que nos satisface, 10 que nos
llena de algeria es saber que los ira
bajadores allf, como en- toda la Isla,
SO unen, Sc fraternizan, sc hacen ami
gos y Sc tratan como hermanos: pro-
pagando todos la vez ell ideal justo,
obrero, que mas tarde mas tempra-
no ha de emancipar los proletaria-
dos puertorriquenos. No, no hay,
vencidos nj vencedores, no hay que
alardeGr de triunfos como en- pol1tica
suelen hacerse. Nuestro triunfo YER
dadero, efectivo, ser4 el dia que uni
dos todos los trabajadores de Puerto
Rico, bajo Ia bandera de la Fedora
ci6n Libre, supriman la miseria y la
exploitation.
Esto nos escribe desde Arroyo un
propagandista:
CTambi6n SO mueve y Sc agita en-
Ell gran movimiento social obrero que
re levanta en- la infeliz islilla, patria
de Betances!
La comision de propaganda de la
GFederacion Libre1 del distrito de Ma
yaguez, compuesta de los distinguidOs
obreros Aybar, Sasport y Belvet en-
su excursion por este pueblo, han le-
vantado el espfritu del entusiasmo en-
tire las classes trabajadoras de un mo-
do tan sobre natural, que la organiza-
ci6n de los distintos gremios Sc hace
mas facil que 10 que antes suponfamos
dado ell Inconvenience de cxistir otra
federation que Sc disputaba la supre-
macia amparada y apoyada por las
fuerEas p6blicas: Ia <Federacion Re
gional.0
Los discursos pronunciados por
tan distinguidos oradores, resultaron
de gran oportunidad aquf, donde Sc
ha estado hacienda una mala propa-
ganda entire ciertos elementos de nues-
tras classes trabaj adoras por los mas
llamados defensores del pueblo de
Puerto Rico. Todo cuanto Sc escu-
cha, habla de SFederacion Libre.&.
Todo cuanto Sc palpa tiene ell dulce
contacto de su ingenita virtualidad.
Hasta algunos de aquellos encopeta-
dos burgueses, que solo han pensado
siempre en- Ia salnd del est6mago, sin
preocuparse de las miserias injusti-
cias de que ha sido vfctima Ell proleta-
riado de esta desgraciada perla del
mar Caribe Sc permiten manifestar que
ven con regocijo que ell pueblo traba-
jador de Puerto Rico reclame ira
baje por la vida del derecho y la
emancipaci6n de su clase.
La union de las clases trabajado-
ras, bajo ell hermoso estand arte de Ia
<Federacion LibreS en- harmonic con
la CAmerican Federation of Labor1 de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
P R { { | 0 S
de los artlcuIOs mas inpOrtantes
que Sc detaIIan en- aImacen6s

Arroz de 5 2.4O q $50 segdn clase
Jamones de 8 8 & OF.
Quesos s IA amer. y 16 patagras
Tocino de 5 Ii & 131.
Jab6n de s 4.7O q 4.75 Rocamora.
Pasta q Al.
Manteca de 81 q 81 seg6n elase.
Harina de 81 a64.
Habichuelas de 81 & blancas.
Mantequilla de 5 Ii q IA.
Garbanzos a 5 9 sauce.
Bacalao q 5 81 q 6a.
Cebollas-a S24.
Tasaio-a 8 81.
Papas 5 81 q 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
AnUnCIO

El que suscribe, ofrece mulas do
madas ind6mitas.
Ell que interese comprar algunas
puede dirigirse esta Villa.
ALFREDO AMY.
Coamo Julio 81, 1903.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17
HazeHon Items.

w. o. Buckles bought the Isaac Ray
farm last week aud got fine bargain.
Price $1,000.
S. S. Klncaid shipped out two cars Of
fat cattle the first of the week to give
the strike breakers little to work on.
j. E. Circle now has his elevator up
and doing business. 1t works by horse
power and only requires one horse to
work it.
Anumber of her young friends gave
Miss Nina Maltbie surprise party on
last Friday night and they all had an
enjoyable time.
10. Webb and wife failed to get
started to Illinois last week as reported,
but will get there this week If the
creeks don't get too high.
At their last meeting Charity Lodge
conferred the third degree on c. A.
Pond to get him in proper condition to
take in the st. LOUIS fair.
w. II. Smith received a telegram Fri.
| day that his son, Claude, was very sick
at Kansas City. He left Saturday to
see the boy and care for him.
We are fully expecting that next
I week our sheriff will have another oe-
| casion to visit HaZelton. We ale get
ting there In more ways than one.
il and Mrs. Albright are visiting
, in Missouri. They will take in the big
fair at st. Louis before returning.
Clyde Maltbie is running the ranch. i.
Tom Blake and his brother Frank
have bought furniture store at An
thony. Tom expects to dispose of his
Hazelton property and move there.
Rev. Nuby of Wichita is still con-
Quoting meetings at tie M. f. church,
and we learn has organized class, and
a church building is now talked of.
J.. +. Webb of Anderson county, this
state. brother of j D. Webb, was here
part of the past week looking for To-
cation. We understand he found what
he wanted near Kiowa.
Sheriff Haun was here last week serv-
ing papers in divorce case brought by
, Mrs. b. l.. Bennett against b. l.. She
also wants some 1906 of B. l.. IS wealth.
j.. L. Knorp last week bought the G..
w. Flowers quarter south of town, and
has gone back to Spruce, Mo-, TO bring
his family here to live. He paid 81, 100.
Mrs. Rebecca Ware, mother of C. F..
Ware of Cedar township, is getting very
) feeble. and will have to be taken to
some hospital, as she cannot get the
: necessary treatment here.
D.. W. Stephens has been hard At
work the past week making Taylor
Cutlip mail wagon for his route out
. of Klowa. Dave says he will never IN.
!. dertake to make another one.
VIM. Hines of Chase county was here
!. last week looking for a farm. He
d found what he was looking for near
Kiowa. A Mr.. Dixon of the same coun-
ty was also looking at our country but
did not find what he wanted.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17

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swh of swl4
thence w to
NV cor of swt
thence Q to NV
cor of High
lands Add Q
to ne cor CT
Hig ands
Add thence n
to beg....... / - l. zoo
Com at u point
on Q & W CEN
ter lines GA TT
W of ne cor of
pwtewi thence
W along said
center line 303
IT III 5-l2 1T
9 S0S It q III
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17
SEATE or K.A.NS.AS, Barrier County; S.:

D. 1904 the
" OF
Barber county Kansas IN tne
lots situated in the County Oh
in
Treasurer County Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17
Town Company Add.
hahE vi Il
Lakes End addition.

Lot Blk Amt
Com $50 TT $ of NV cor of blk
Is east $50 IT 8 80 IT w 80 IT
n 30 fit lot ID, blk Is, 81 y
Com 200 TT S of NV cor of blk
- e $50 # 80 TT W $50 TT n
30 IT lot Is, blk ID, II cents.
10 Ia | 60
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17

1.-THE hills and valleys are fast asleep,
In the warmth of the summer noon;
The yellow lilies stand straight and tall
Like sentnels under the grim stone WALL
Miss Rose HAMMER went to Coats
Tuesday to make short stay with her
aunt, Ms. Ethel HAMMER.
Rev. r. A. Spencer and wife returned
home from Pratt Thursday, where
they had been attending district con-
ference.
Ed Buck of Otto, Cowley county, ar
rived here Tuesday, called by the illness
of his mother, Mrs. Fanny Buck.
Lev. w. K. Young of Hazelton and
his cousin. Earl Taft, were IN Lake last
week.
Misses Addie and Rose Purdy attend
ed the picnic on Turkey Creek Friday.
The dance given by Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Smith last Saturday night
proved TO be pleasant affair.
Miss Beatrice Likes of Sun was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Tracy Likes will teach the
Deerhead school this winter.
Five wagon loads of people went
from Deerhead Friday to attend the
Aetna picnic, and all that bothered
them, was their inability to take in the
Turkey Greek picnic at the same time
Mrs. Minnie Warnstaff gave an IN
formal dinner Wednesday in honor Of
her sister. Mrs. Ida Triggles, of Parks
vile, Mo.
Mrs. Flora McCambley and children
of Hazelton are visiting Mrs. Melissa
Marsh, mother OF Mrs. McCambley ,and
| other relatives.
here to assist the Rev. r. A. Spencer il
holding revival meetings at Deerheat
and Lake.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17

VIII az a. PCAS
80 It e of Sw
cor of nwt r.
32-l2 thence g
465 1T to w of
s + add City
of Med Lodge
thence north
along said line
$50 TT to 8 line
Lakes Add to
city of NJ. l..
thence west
along said 8
line 465 # to a
point 80 # Q
of w line of
said section l.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17
Lake City Items.

1.-The hills and valleys are fast asleep,
In the warmth of the summer noon;
The yellow lilies stand straight and tall
Like sentinels under the grim stone wall
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17
LAKE CITY TWP.

x150 TT. :. 10 81 IA ] 9S
nw4 nw4 less that part plat
ed and described as blks
ID and IA Lake
City. IA 81 IA 225
10 a out of net less metes &
bounds described
to TOnk Mills. 10 81 IA l Al
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17
The Farmers Nursery,
SHARON. KANSAS.

Can furnish you everything carried by q
first-class nursery at one-half the price yoa
paw elsewhere, and gu arantee everything
true to name. nothing but nrst-elass goods
furnished. Goods which can't be grown here
in Nursery furnished through the Greisa Muir.
sery of Lawrence, Kansas, the Oldest and
most reliable nursery in the state.
E.R. BLACKMORE. Manager
Successor to G. A. BIackmore.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17

DIR. G. D. Updegraff, the new
physician, opened up his Office in the
rooms over the Lace Store. He expects
an Y ray machine soon and will use it
in connection with his practice.-Har-
per Advocate.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17

W. r. McRoberts of Monticello,
Missouri. arrived Wednesday evening
on brief visit with his son, A. ".
McROberts, at the Shaw s. McRoberts
ranch on Mule creek.-Coldwater Star.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17

less 5a.. 32 l. ~ OF
Com at ne cor
nw4 thence w
40 rdS S As rdS
to q point 80
# W of g line
of said sec
thence s to s
line said I sec
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-17
SUN CITY
SHARON.
Henton,s Addition
HAZELTON CITY.

E. S. RULE, Treasurer of Barber County, Kansas.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16
OVER 1000 RABBITS KILLED.
Recent Drive Near Echo Was Largest
in Northwest.

Echo. Ore, Jan. 12.-The rabbit
drive held on lower Butter creek this
afternoon was the largest in the his
tory OF the northwest It is estimated
that 10 1000 rabbits were killed. and
zoo people participated A special
train came in from Heppner. bringing
about 200 people A special coach
was attached to the regular train to
bring about $50 people from Pendle-
ton.
The drive covered about 1900 acres.
The skirmish line. which covered a
distance Of over two and one half
miles. was formed about three miles
from the corral.
From the start TO the finish the
most intense excitement prevailed
Men. women. girls and numerous
boys. armed with sticks OF all di
mansions. started war on the timid
little beasts. Some Of the women
rode horseback, many Of them going
at breakneck speed when Jack
would escape through the lines. 9th
er women, like the male participants
walked the entire distance, chasing
the fleetfooted beasts here and there
killing many OF the Dummies in theil
path. Some women, after they haC
started. could not stand what the!
called the cruel slaughter OF the LITTLE
animals. and turned back.
As the advance line marched toward
the corral the rabbits were so thiel
that the very ground seemed to b
moving. The rabbits came in sucl
droYes and with such a wild rusl
that they could not get into the CORA
fast enough. and they piled up full
two feet deep. hundreds smotherin
to death.
The cannery has only sufficient can
: TO care for 200. and the remainde
: win be taken by farmers to feed hogs
The drive was well managed by +
Rogers. on whose place 1t occurreS
and everything went OF without
n hitch.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16
arItlsh columbla Mlnes.

Ore shipments from Rossland for
the first nine days Of the new year
are: lie Roi, $50; Center Star. 1880;
War Eagle. II7o; Kootenay, 375; Jum-
DO, 1928; lie Roi No. 2, $40; lie Roi No.
(milled), $50; total. l1,155 tons.
For the first week Of the new year
the mines of the Boundary shipped
over 10000 tons. The ORC DenOro and
the Emma mines. in Summit camp, are
gradually increasing their shipments.
The CRANKY smelter started on 1904
by treating l,409 tons Of ore in six
days.
At both the Lucky Jack and the
Swede groups. held by the Great Nor
thern Mines, Ltd, showings Of rich
quartz are being opened up near Pop
lar. Mil tests made at the company'i
mill at Camborne have been completed
on ore from both groups. A mill sam
Pile OF about one and one-hak tom
from the Lucky Jack group-the or
being taken from both the surface ant
underground workings-gaye $3.50 pc
ton on the plates.
For more than two years the Brook
Ign group. near Phoenix, owned by tn
Dominion Copper company, has bee
idle. While nothing authentic is ye
given out, there are indications tina
something Of importance is afoot in r.
gard to these well known mines
Al a meeting Of the Grand Fork
board of trade it was practically d
cided to open a mineral exhibit, with
collection from every mine and pro-
pect in the Boundary. labelled wit
the assay returns. Ross S. Craddici
mining engineer, has offered to assis
them in making the collection and q
tend to the labelling and other detail
A strong committee was appointed
take the matter in charge.