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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Then Il Part of Utah.

Just at this time Mormon domina-
ton claimed all Of It's land, and rpon
the fast increasing hour prints anu be-
side the ever growing wagon track they
set up trading stations, reaching out
over the deyert. I'm 1851 Genoa, In a
beautiful valley at the base Of the Sier-
ras. had become quite n settlement. II
was here that travel worn aud weary,
the overland pioneer rested before the
ascent of the snow capped mountains.
Records, however. are so brief In thelr
descriptive lore as 10 fail to give very
good word picture OF the community.
Striking or at right angles from tht
main trail lay little canyon known "a.
Gold canyon, In This some pioneers had
banned for gold 90 pass the time away
Finding some gold several uf them re-
manned Thus was settlement horn 'u
the silver Sute born In the heart of a
land absolutely isolated from all other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

transfer across the Isthmus OF Panama
and voyage up the Pacific coast, or by
tho overland trail across an absolute
wilderness That the overland trail
where It crossed what Is now Nevada
was then an absolute Wilderness IA
evidenced by even the slightest knowl-
edge Of It's topography and geology, or
best OF all, by the brief and stirring
records written by the men VINO crossed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
(BY p. F. MONTGOMERY

communities; ON one hand by chain OF
high mountains. impossible more than
four months Of the year: and on the
other hand almost equally as Impass
able for lack Of water In desert
stretch Of many days travel.
Its Financial Greatness.
While the jewellers OF the east were
secure In their water supply, secure IN
their older civilization. secure in their
markets for factory products, a mere
handful of men vas laying the corner
stones Of a state In the Union which
should very soon, OF its sheer financial
superiority, take It's place as an equal
amid them aud place its star upon their
emblem of achievement. Soon there
was JohntoWn. Cold Hin and SiXmile
Canyon. In country Ike that there
Was demand for men Of the type OF
Henry Nj. Stanley. of African fame
And America. ready to supply any mau
for any work supplied the mining pio-
necr OF Nevada He did not care how
far food had To come. for there wera
men equally 0s fearless a s himself to
bring It in, he did not care for Il fancy
dwelling provided he was not cold ut
night, he ala not pine for amusement
for success was his llfe's dream. AMI
his days were fuil of vigorous PRINT
tive toll with his horny hands and his
keen brain for simple tools At Cola
Hill, one writer tells us, they lived In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

the open when the weather was good.
and when It snowed. they lived In caves
and dugouts in the sides OF the hills
about the canyon, alternating like the
bears, until thpw. When the days
were good and the water came down
from the mountain streams they strobe
of at daybreak and dug holes I'm the
earth and washed out their gold In
wooden rockers
The Price of Life.
When they returned at night they
cooked their own food and slept the
sleep of the just. II one among them
was unfit to remain. he was told 10 go
If one Of their number was so great =
fool as TO open an attack upon his
nelghbor, the price Of his folly was sud
den death, and Ike the waste earth
from their rockers his useless clay
was cast upon the hillside The price
OF success In the primitive community
was constant exercise OF primitive VIZ
tue and prehistoric vlgor Those who
possessed II were ever masters Of the
situation. In these camps lived James
Fennimorc, man who loved whisky,
but man Withal-apd one Henry Com,
stock. man OF infinite srlf-esteem.
They had heard the cry of California =
gold, and to its hiding place, like De
Soto in search Of youths eternal fOun-
tain. hithcr they had come 20 search for
power amid the mountains fastness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Carson City, Founded by Mormons, Looks Today

east OF Carson Is most interesting =.
travellers on account OF the pre- nlsto,.io
footprints OF man and beast. whiaS
have been uncovered In the quarry sur-
rounding the buildings. Scientists as.
sert that these Impressions were mad.
from two TO SIX hundred thousand
years ago.
The government building and V,
mint gre both fine structures and add
greatly to the appearance Of the town
Handsome modern residences under
course of construction attest To m,
prosperity OF tho city and show faith IN
Its future.
The IIa1en Cut-of.
1t was argued by many that the
Hazen cutoff, carrying all traffic 10
Tonopah and the southern mining dis
tricts away from Carson would work
considerable hardship. II Is true that
the heavy travel and freight to Tono.
pah, through Carson, was Of great ben.
eft TO the town but the loss
has not been 30 keen as il
appeared at first. IL will not kill tho
town by any means as other interests
are continually arising to take IT'S
place. In n short time the extension
| OF the Virginia and Truckee hallroad
now under construotion. vii b ring
| suinciei't BUSINESS w 'epIace mat losl
| oy the sio1oh SuA ~, ihc 'uau VIII
De proau eause anu WI ploodoly eN-
tonu W ,he vNl' ny 'ou'helu NOUN
Jams Where wy InIiIVau SoIllpaily WIZ
open up eHteps'l w I.'iI0.i ia,'us' hIthet~
TO utlaVanao5e oMllik W ulG eN.ehSe
ana loss vi ,liHe neS0SA'-iS ""eh '"ul-
ing py WAGON
Through Rich District.
TINS ROAD VIII pass through one on
the richest agricultural districts IN the
state ana VIII brihH tne market lor al
produce WITHIN easy reach or the
smallest farmer III "ul also extend
TO the STOCK raislhe sectioh anu kreally
facilitate the shipping OF peer cattle
sheep ana horses
In the pursuit OF agriculture nes tue
surest road 10 success III inns section OF
Nevada. the SOIL ~ eNeellent. the ell
'late luNol "o,u 20. 81, ,rha ,,,ost snr,a.
te', olops a., ~ ,,o,.,d a,.a relspg a.,
this little valley ana are III great de =
I mand In eastern hlaFhets' ne oes' OF
the apples are annually shipped 10
London wherc tley pIius TUG '"s"cs'
market price.
..,os,n wall u.,c,
Streams from the mountains supply
most OF the farms in the immediate
vicinity of Carson. while natural
Springs and artesian wells are 10 DO
found In mary places. Experiments
are being made with artesian wells
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the half-mad cry OF. "Gold, gold gold
gold for every man--power and plenty
a chance for the poorest man, Of all the
Garth" Thrice round the world 1t rang,
and from the farm ana the factory
lcaped the American master builder
and forged his way to its hiding place,
and there built up a commonwealth
second TO none in the land In half
century. To-day Il does not impress
them as thing Of magnitude
for 1t Is too commonplace to
them. They see II every day
II Is to the traveller mat
these things are impressive. In London
one sees houses three centuries old; III
Germany castles towering above some
moonlit crag In which knights ana Ia
dies once made merry; In the orient
one comes upon temples older than the
Christian era; In the west one comes
upon progressive, self-supportng PEG"
pie risen from nothingneas ana obllN-
ion. their homes reared upon desert
a people with all their dreams tulhlled
I'm less time than it took the European
or the oriental to place the roof upon
one OF his temples.
II is Of this realm and Of this type or
man that Nevada was born, Nothing
was too difficult. nowhere was defeat
nor fear written upon their faces, from
mountain chain TO mountain chain they
silently carved their future and raised
their state to superior position IN me
nation We have chosen to call TINS
| viewpoint Of Nevada's life the Romance
| Of Nevada, and TO all who are familiar
| " IN It's history romance VIII appeal
| as lttug term. We are firmly con-
| WINGED.
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An Absolute Wilderness.

when California announced 20 the
world that her hillsides ana mountain
streams were bathed IN precious gold,
the migration OF adventure became "a
part Of our national lie So we'll known
ls its history chat It would but he
needless repetition 60 speak OF It here.
Only that phase OF 10 which concerns
Nevnla Is uf interest to NJ AT the
moment. california was reached either
by sailing ship around Cape Horn, by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
In search of Game.

Let us for moment travel with
some Of these hardy men who broughl
II 60 the attention Of the rest Of the
land. From the southland came the
Spanish padre, searching for q site %
rear his adobe mission walls; from the
northland came the trapper In search OF
game Unsatshed with It's agricultural!
and productive possibilities. the span
lard withdrew Not SO with the Ameft-
can. We have Fremont traversing the
territory many times, coming from the
southwark and again from oregon ana
entering II from the northWard. Ere
mont made maps Of the country and
smoke Of !t 10 others go glowingly That
curiosity took possession of several
men. and they also brayed its Wilder
ness, ana saw with their own eyes that
he lad spoken truthfully OF It's natural
beauty and It's future possibilities That
these thirgs are real Is Well known
fact TO all historians At Plymouth
they show YOU q rock; IN Smoky Valley
ln Nevada they have another Upon
n rs carved Framont's name, The span-
ming ut the continent, however Is the
true monument This intermiuahle dis
lance which even the modern express
train lahors against for full week Is
| tho real aud genuine monument 10 the
/ NE which the Maydower carried IN he
/ precious hold.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
R8baIa ID pI8tIO pasaIo Auto
mtVll. lgui1ill3 Cinuy .
YleGVGfs.

La empress Gim6nez, cOrrespon-
diend0 la prot eeci6n con que se le
faV0GeCe 3 dcgeandO C0ntinuGF aCPeo-
doFeg & la nisnns. anuncia d pdblico
log siRuiente pFeCios;
AguRdilla 8 Camuy s vice yeFsa %
so ctya.
AguadiIIa { Camuy, ida , yuelta,
vslid0 pOr Is dfaH. 81 so.
Los Viaieroa de San Juan Ponce
deber6n sacRH pasaie aenciIIo en- IOs
treneG hasta Camuy 8 A&uadilla res
pectivamente por los pEeCios De taFifa
3 entire eat0s dos puntol tomnF pasoje
con d empress Gim6nez, tiAfrutando
asf de d comOdidad. geguridad y re-
pide7 que brinda e1a ya muy acredita-
da empress y obteniendo una economfs
que 40 Roza ffen de Otr0 modO. Agen-
tes San juan R. CaFbia Sucesores
Hardie Bros, Plaza Principal Agua-
dilla M. Gin6ne2.s Mayagiez sHOtel
Carb6.0 15. Y. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
EglraOTiInafa aciIV
dad eli I5s asiiII8
los iapOl8ses
Core al HlBOT % que IuaTon
scladOs 1 plqr9 algulos eFu-
CgHOs.
EI Sultin da sITuseOs \ las
pOtSRelas, III
lca5Zas hg.l

New York, AbTil1s, ii q N,
Dicen de Toxic Que aa nots extraor-
di6aFia actividad en- lo1 aatillesOs de %
nsci6n.
Sc est6n p0niendO en cOndieiOneg de
Combate variOs baFC0a que a. destina'
ran auxiliar IaB maniObras de u es.
cuadra de Togo.
La 4 h9tR del almirhDse Kamimura se
afirnla que no Sd halls distante de Via
divOstock.
Core en- LonHres ID rumor ae haber
aido echndOs & pique algunoG cEnoeros
de arnbAa escuRdras en eI primer en-
cuentrO en ell camiI0 de SiIgspor &
Saigon.
El eiercito iapOn6l en- Il ManchuriO
hSllase & pocas millal de Harbin. Sc
acentdS d creeacie de que dar6 un
formidable cOpo lastFopRa de KuTo-
1Rtkin. .I
De T6DRer informsn que 81 SuItsn,
ante ID Actitud do las pOtenCias extFhn-
jeras, adopts posiCioneB tendencies &
pFecipitar una gFaVfsima COmpliCa ci6n
International.
El & bierno frances ha dirigido 81
Sultan enc gicR nOta DC rnpeli6 ldOle s
aceptRr las refOFnlaa propueata1.
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BrOnlaS Y VeraS.


a los 10 b. m. ID campana del hotel
eRatria, , interrumpi6 uno De los dis.
cuFsos q que n0g tieDe habituados 81
amigo jose Dolores Fuentes, ifb3ro
de- Naranjito. criado ca Cialeg pOr don
Pancho COira. de quien hSy que decir
lde FuenteB) que necesita dos ces0tYii,
bOfLQdOS para 81 solo.
Mr.. SixtO. iDgerto de espafIoI y d.
n6Ps hOmbEe 0bacrVRd9r. levant6se de
p0Ea CANA, diciendO On sn oastellano
especial: este hombPe tiene 10 cara
geIia y pareCe tiene unO espfritu reto-
z6h por dentro.p
SentSmonos u mesa, soltando to-
dos In leu0ua g mas y nneior.
No qued6 suCesO de Ia ciadad que no
fuera cOmentado y hAata ge hRbl6 del
extreme oriente.
De pFone0 pTeaent6ae un nueY0 hu6e-
ped, Afeitado. y con tizne al carbon en-
lR fOpa y en- 10 cara. llevando monta-
dot en- ID nariz lenteS obseuroa.
$alud6 con ooFdialidad & tGdos con
signOs de OOnfisnza. como Quien tiene
fannIlialidad con lOs presentes.
Nsdie Ie conOci6 o. p,incipio. Era
nueStFO antique patron Ra feel.
t6Ia nn0 -@s'1sA - : -a>'S r. : =
s016 s;c,;ao, o.a rnr4aQ o4vc.
SentSso Psf.aS oo ~ .;ps je oS,'ae. IlS,.
c;c 1s1V,'SS ecTSros,5o. 1s5 o' o'.- A's - sls'u
1-iVenso "a visiAl iAcnbo al llaoar
de SabsnS (4PendaI
LA nik9
-Ay! n6, en- ferroCRrril aut0m6-
vilI
: iT.o,o.;,Vo, 5;;o,.o 3d.
Sai[ 49, ~ s0s.l-1
Dro.i@n;6 1,i ST .fssS S on,1s Ir;noe,s srss
inoIrss;S '-s-e' ,sS 3'sc;bS ~ sntrI s., a
w.Sn frx ~ Ja I1s e.tSI,S ~ Il ~ &C., y
trntSs san .fnen sistrSiama N a nunto :, M.
tsronTsrF7S 81 81 barroCi, r.re
~ cnntsnonIa & ananna Tadoa deia vfa
ma STnfficos 8 eSSvaralas rna SAn r1ne
ideS ~ n riGnazs de ennelIa fSrtil 81.
"a TnfirilaI Az trsI3aia1ores cnn
ar oantoa Mathematician 81 eyoly,e riem-
fro ~ sne efiIafloS nsciSefea. 'haoS@n
caet IA Dlumaobns 0ne eOrona ban
nouellas vipor0aaalv q 5ulcea q ffaq. Mi
nsttPaIeza Pendida lIafn6me capftuTo
81 IIe0ar & a UnadiITe AS donde- IN viate
deI snton6vii aIeOr6me VI 6ninn0. nues
pens6 oue aeTfs como 81 "a mn. Henaili.
que anda so Kilometres por horl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
Busna BEsta aDOeh8.

AnoChe verife6se d retreta que de
ordinari0 celebra Iog mi6Bc0les n ban-
do de ID Policfa InsnIar.
Esta banda es Bin duda d primera
De u isla. no vi p0F 10 msgni6cot de
ga modernO instrumental sin0 poE la
cOmpetsncia de "a director Verar y de
loo pFofes0res que u forman.
La m6eioa eiecufada an0che mereCi6
iust0s aplausos. F'u6 m6sicR selects,
esccgida. obras de los grRnles n8es-
trOB. Los dSEett0otS capitalefios. asi
americ8n0s como natives, oyan los COM
Ciertos de dicha banda con Verdadero
entusiaamO.
Unos muchGchos sa p0sGrOm de 90
yagG ID OR 81 two step Aut0m6ViE, de
AgFinzoni. y fueron & parar 81 c0-
cIs0agO.
La c0ncurEencia fu6 bastante hume.
FnGEg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
l8 m ge
neral gsa1oI
Sc plss1nll ur1 csI'6n aI
S1elllaII9 D PucIIo n.
ladIa Osall,1ls ll
aslnIa.
SaFece cue las leVes nrohiben la
lgt1acion cle los Fesfos de
persoI9aa cue hsyan faIIecEoo
oe fie5re anarilla.


~ g i1oF Secretsvio de Puerto RICO
MI. X. II Post eat6 eatudiando cui.
dadOsaments q punto nonekitIo & III
resolution del Congeio Executive Fa.
auelt0 en Id BeDh hltinna aesi6 sepin dHi
cuenta e1la CORES p0pdencin. tle s. Al
pOsibse Iegalments u exhumeci6rl de
Los Festos del general espafIol Vega
IucI8u que falleciera ca San Junn hsce
unos % amos ds n fiebre amarilIIIIy ous
eat&n depOGitadOB en 81 cementoFi0 do
esta Capital.
IEg senior Consul 0e Eapafe en esta
isla pidi6 autorizaci6n para sacar esOg
EestOs. con el 6n de- que fueran trasIa-
dadOs Espa1a disposition de l08
famiiaVes del fnado.
El COnsej0 EjeOutivO en- una de sua
dItimag gesiOnes aprOb6 81 informe de
la GOmisi6n. por el que se recomendaba
% negative de aQuella petioi6ns qUedan-
do 81 asunt0 CD ese estadO.
IF6taae de haCer an detenido ex6men
de la faz legal que presents 81 aannto
Goa 81 fin de Ilegar la ac0ncIusi6u defs
nitiva deGi 81 CS0nsejo EjecntiYo tiene
p0deE 1aatante paE0 Aa res0luci6n de.
ese casO y O Cd 8 no illegal ga acuerdo.
FafeCe que lag antiguaU EeYes de- Sc
nidad espanolls Mo peTmitfan IA e1hu-
maci6n de cad6veFea de persones que
hubieren fallecido de 6ebre anaarilHa,
y aiempre se sigui6 esa pr6cticas IA que
seg6n las inYestig aciones hechas por 81
SeOFetari0 de- Puerto Rico ca ambas
lejislaciones, Contin6R vicente ca los
reglamentos que hoy rijen ca eata isIa.
I'D Junta de Sanidad tiene facuIta-
desp c0nCedidag pOT 81 Conseio Eiecu-
tivJ. para haceF refoEmas ca aus EegIa-
ment0s dictando lOs que iuzgue conve-
nientegs zero cree q SeCretari0 que no
puede hacerlas en- sentidO cOntraFio 8
las preacTipciones fundament de
Ia Lev que rije en 10 materia. Akf re-
sulta que parece basado eg Is ley Is ne.
gativa heehR p0r 81 COnseio.
P0r tratarse de m asuna0 en- que in.
teEViene an potencia amiRa de los Es-
tsdos Unidoa y haber ca 81 Amino del
gobieFn0 t0clO 81 mejog deseo para com
placsr d petici6n de Ios faniIiarea del
eIpdido general, siempre que las leyes
autorizen Do concession. Be az b mayor
pHeferencla 81 aGunt0. On Tepresen-
tRnte de Ella Corresp sp0ndenciaS ha PC
dido yer eD mAnOs del SF. SecretaFi0
de Puerto Rico Joe docnmentos y tex
tog Iegales que Le siKven de- fundamen-
20 para la FeCOnsideraCi6n del asunto.
en- el que tFabDja dieh0 funciOnario.
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los IuRADOS

ReIaci6n de los vecinOu "a Rio Pie
dras que han de entrRr an el sorteo.
para formar parte del j1radO del dia-
trit0 de San Juan ca el pE6ximo ejeF-
ciCio:
Joaquin Z. Soils. jose Soils = Ami.
Francisco Soils Ami, Enrique Acos-
60 MaF0uez, Mamerto Qui6ones. Car
lo BI0ndet, JOSS UbarFy CanaIs. En-
riuua Ubarrg, Juan Ubarri. Lorenzo
Paniegua GaspaR IL. ViIs. Miguel Pas
tran0. Enrique BnYgos. GOrneliO Nom
ge, Elauteri0 Landau, Manuel ID. Ro-
n@n, Marcelino Rosario, bernardo Hi
da'RO. Hato Rey) Antonio G. AgueFo
= Joa6 Rosad0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

ImpoRtaCiones exportaciones &
pAfses extFanieF0s duEant8 el mes De
Mario de 1905.
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as aSCu0Ias slru8n aIlI e0 81
dasbsrsIgsta mls gTaRd
laa yaeanio ace hsy OR OIL ayIln-
iamID1lo.
fDe maestro eosyespossa1 espsosal.)


Abril 12.-E aIcalde don Emilio
Cuadra ha pr0pueato a ayuntuaient0
la adqnisici6n 3a algln nlateEinl para
tas0s de incsndios come beadel picog,
Elarroneg. hachas, cuePdas, eaCaleras,
eto.
TAmbi6n habr6 en el nueY0 presus
puesto partidas para la constr ucci.5p
de an hospitaBs para aEFeglo de- IOa cua.
dr0E de Is plsza 3 Aolies: paEa efirmer
Ia caAEa de Ia SaEEer1 paFa 40 CarEO
para estFaccs6n do 5aaurse: para "a
qdqulelclon de un 5uen relOj p6blico y
para muchas mejoras que ne cesita Hu
nnacao con uFgencia.
l1aa eGcnelaa siRuan an eI deabRPs.
jpate mas grande, ca G6rTninoa que los
rhisnaOs nifios dicen que en- eBte afIo 10
se he aprendido media.
Los maestros tOdos trabsian sin en-
tnsiaam0 con el mayor deBaliant0 pre-
sintiendo que fin de curse los result
tedOs aeran POGO GatiafactOriCa Dor los
CRmbi0g que Sc Cperen en- las esCueIas
cRda semNne. Puede deCiFse que 81
Inspector Mr.. WarahAW est6 dand0
palog dc cieeQ.
Rsnunci6 81 maestro principal don
FIeFnandO Gonzslez; rennnci6 81 nnaes-
tfo de iDgl6a MI. @. A. Maddoclz: "a.
nnnci6 y Iuego RETRO ID renuncia ell
professor don ] ulio GalVez Obero. otros
m6estTOg Sc preparsn renunciar y
hasta q junta en- plenO renunci6. por-
que con todos hR tropazadO 81 inepeo-
tdYcit0.
Hay una VAcante en- 81 ayunta-
miento de Humoca0 habi6ndoaa pro-
Dpeato para cubFirIa 4 don Francisco
N egs pero han pagado tres meseg y
a6n no llegR Ia eprOblci6n.
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n 0 I | Gil A S

LA COmiBi6n de Ia pOIlCia inGular
hO dispuOst0 Rea EeClufdO en- el EnRnicO-
milo ei guardia Pablo Santiago. por
hRber sido atacad0 dek6bitO de II ma
nia de Ia persecution.
-Ffente "a eaCuela industrial situa-
do en- PuertG de IieFFa pujO oCuFFiF
Rnoche una desgFRCiG, que Supu eVitaF
s tempo ell mOtoEista Francisco Tolen-
tino n6mero 40. deteniendo el C8rro en-
eI mOmentO en- que pudo arrollar nm
imprudente que SO puso en- ID vie en eli
precise mOmento de pAsar el CAIRO.
Est0 ocurri6 q Iag 8 y media de la mo-
che y con el CARO- 10.
-En BRyann6n fu6 destFuidR pOF an
incendio Ia Caga de JlRna MontaGez,
calla del CamaRuey, habiendo necesi-
dad de derribar otrR de VenanCia
Aponte para aiGlar 81 fuego.
En- ID retreta de eata nOChe por la
banda sJuventud del OOmerCiO3 se to-
cara la bonita dsnzs, <JugO de UVaD.
le6Fa de Homo Y mEHioa del professor
y compOaitOr geflor M6fQuez.
Don Arturo Quintero, hRcendado
do BAFCel0neta y presentante 6 la
CSmarR, se enCuentFR en- e1ta capital.
Don Julio GAndfa. de MnnAtf.
eatG an San Juan desde aver.
-El maRistrad0 del Supreme don
Adolfo Wolf, regrea6 aver de IO0 "a.
tados UnidOs.
En- SAbana Gfande hn hechoIa po-
Iicfa 23 denuDCias por faltaa & las orde-
nRnzRs municipales, Yendiendo con
pQgao fAlsaa,
Hen ingraSRdO en- IA CSFCel de dis
tritO Juan de DiO3 NAz8riO y Jos6 Es-
cObar Ramon poF huEt0 de menor
CuRnfa.
Han sid0 pueatos en libertad de ID
C6rCeI dc PueFta Iierrab Inocencio Ro-
sado. JoG6 Ortega de d Cruz = JOs6
Rodriguez Figuer0a.
-Ha BidO puesto & ID dispoaici6n de
r. COFte municipal de Manhtf. Of pFeao
en- Il c6rCel de San Juan, MarianO R1.
mos.
Don jose LlOmpart, veCino de
SantuFce, hR sOlicitado Zanzibar I'M
rapCh6n de su prOpiedRdde I'M attic 8
otEO.
Han aido Curados az heridao Loves
On el CuartO de aoCOErOs. lOB nifios Be-
nito Torres y CaElos L6peA do Contu-
AZ. s",s. ~, rs v,;ss Io NJ
Rnana Mnerte Al N Convento az San
-ToSS oon4eada o0r lGg cofrndfaa az
Jes6s Crucificodo y SBnta Rosa de
Lioe oficiando 81 R. II. Claudio. 81
nunos INTO tandrs IugSr eI sermon de
,Jee6s atRdo 8 lR columns 6 cargo de
unR. q. P.Paul.
Ell dfo 26 Sc ceIebrark ante 81 .Juez
Municipal de esta ciudad. 81 iuiciO ne-
Guido contrs varioa sold1dos del bRta-
li6n puartorriouefio por aqresi6n 4 an
nnIiefa ~ n calla 6lal Snl y de Cuy0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
Casa Do PI6sianos Loan Office.

be Jose Bazan. q Allen 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
1900 PESOS.

Sc psgaFsn por cuatro pareias de
caba'Ios 8 mulos r0zd 0g'S0lI1 que reu
nan les condiciones para 81 arEnstre de
los pipotes del rieGo de Les GALES de
Ponce.
Diriiirse J. b. Estrella 80.
16VR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
KIlRlD0R.

LO desea obtener por mss de un Bflo.
an sefloF sin familil. Dicho miradOr
tondr6 dos habitaciones: an dormitc-
rio con piso de MADEIRA y IN cuarto de-
bafio , letFina. IoformarS
II. R- craftsman,
15 v. 8. Arsenal
Ell Gobsrns lor ha nombrado
nniembr0 sla a UniVeraidad & don Luis
MufIoz Morales aboRado distirqaidO
dc Cayey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

Sc hacen operaciones de pr6stamos
sobre alhsias deSde 80 centavos on ade-
Iante. Sc compran alhsias y piedras
b.
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doctor to attend them. They have an
excellent band, and the company has
even erected cockpit for their
amusement. By supplying all the
needs of the employees they do not
stray from home, and the manager of
the company says the labor problem is
solved as far as he is concerned.
Such measures, while successful with
collective labor, would be impossible
of application to the rural workman.
On account of his isolation he will be
more difficult to handle The govern
ment must rely on education. 1t will
teach the trades and agriculture, with
sufficient English and arithmetic to
enable the individual to transact his
affairs without being cheated; it will
maintain the law and restore order; it
will improve the land by making it
bountiful and good to look upon. In
the meantime, it is hoped that the
Filipino will improve himself, and JUS
tify the hope that is centered in him.
FREDERIC j. HASKIN.