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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
ODDIE'S OPERATIONS

1t is generally conceded by experts
who are familiar with the facts and
conditions, that the Bullfrog- Eclipse
is greater mine than the wonderful
Shoshone- Montgomery and that is
cartainly saying a great deal. The
Eclipse is one of the many ehoic,
properties in the Bullfros section
owned or controlled by Senator Od-
die. In referring to the senator's
operations in the Bullfrog district
the Beatty Bullfrog Miner, in ~ last
issue, contained the following:
1T is remarkable ia It that sc
many large properties BEARING ihc
ear marks of coming scaat mines
should have fallen into tn control of
one man. We have heard Of the name
T. L. Oddie in connection with this
mine and that until the logic OF facts
has gradually forced upon us The
knowledge that the man has his bold
controlling hand on a numDe, of the
most promising min - Of the district.
It was sheer good l'ick that uncover
ed ledge assaying IT tD s.6 .0"J a
ton in g1,d on the Eclipse seven Jays
after the last payment on the prop.
erty, but it wah judgment and nerve
that prompted the senator to back
II. G. Mcmahon to make four trips
into the Funeral Range to secure &
bond on the Hicks & Leavitt find, and
proceed with the development of that
property.
"The Eclipse property comprises
four claims, including the Hobo
Fraction and Tramp No. 2. Several
large lodges out crop on the ground
ranging from 2ia to 40 fee vide
Surface values range from $2.40 to
$500 per ton The formation con
sists of rhyolite foot wall and por-
phyry hanging-wall The character
of the ore is spar, manganese and
silicate quartz,
"On another vein, on the now fam.
Gus Hobo Fraction a shaft is down sc
feet and has the phenomenal values
reported, the veing being seven fee
wide and and will assay, from wall tC
wall, over 5000 per ton, with fueak'
running as high as $16,0ee.
The values on the surface where
the Hobo Fraction shaft was started
were $2.40 per ton. Nearly all o
big mines had low surface values t.
commence with, and II was the same
with the Eclipse.
THE Tramps property consists o
several claims that join the Eclips'
on the southeast side, and has all th'
extensions of the latter's veins. Th
ore is the same in character and tn,
lodges are large and well defined.
''This property is owned by T. J.
Oddie and Mr.. Winslow of Boston an
controlled by Mr.. Oddie. The owner
are surveying for pipe line iron
the Pettis ranch, Is miles east o
the mine, the water to be used for re
ducing the ores. A large mill will b
constructed as soon as a sufficien
water supply is assured.
'On this property large ledg
: "All the aboie lodges are contaC
veins and can be traced for 1000 fee
when they disappear in the wash {
: the foot of Bonanza mountain. Nun
erous other veins which outcrop G
the surface pan free gold
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

measuring forty feet across and con
tanning a good grade of milling ore
has been found, and from this ledge
alone, a, large mill could be kept run
ming for years. This ledge is traced
for 1000 feet on the surface and dis
appears in the wash at the mountains
base. The company has a claim, the
Tramp Extension, covering this par
of the wash and the vein will b.
worked under the town of Bullfrog.
Sixty-fve miles, by the road, soutl
of Beatty in the great Funeral Range
the new well Hicks & Leavitt strike
was made. H. G. Mcmahon secured 4
bond on the property for Mr.. Oddie
the development work under the
bond, 500 ore was struck at a depth
of IA feet in fine granular man
ganese quartz, all over the bottom of
the shaft panning free gold At a
depth of 21 feet this quartz sand ran,
in so that it was necessary to wait
until timbers were put in. The lat
est report shows the shaft down As
feet and values the same. On this
ledge on the surface where the shaft
was sunk, average samples went but
$40. In crosscut, 10 or IL feet
deep, the vein was 25 feet wide and
average samples on the crosscut went
about $35 with streaks or inches
wide going 800 or better "A new
about so feet west The vein crops
out for 500 feet with a width Of not
less than II feet at any place
There are dozens of ledges on the
nine claims bonded by Ooaie The
veins are found in a contact with
quartz on the hanging wall and shist
on the foot wall Mr.. Mcmahon
sampled six ledges none being les
than IL feet wide, and surface assays
varied from So to $2SO. In about a
dozen different shafts sunk on these
claims and their extensions, the same
change took place, the granular
quartz coming in and values increas-
ing in every instance. The lowest as
says obtained in any of these open
ings on the Oddie claims was $14 and
the best $109. The indications are
that they have whale of property
Mr.. Oddie considers it will be bigger
than any of his other interests.
1T will be necessary to pump
water over about 1900 foot eleya.
tion, from the Amargosa river about
25 miles south of Beatty and a little
south of the Lee and Findley camp
where plenty of water is obtained at
e a depth of 80 feet. They are 10 miles
from the Ida G. mine the objective
" point of the Borax railroad now in
course of construction. A lot of ore
has been blocked out in the little
D work already done, and If the further
i development work iustifies, they will
: build a free gold amalgamation mill
g They will probably go down 200 fee
Il and then crosscut to intersect al
the veins. Under the terms of tn,
: working bond Mr.. Oddie is to pa.
$4,000 on Dec. /, this year, and /,
- have until December /, 1906 t,
n- prove the mine up before making tn
IN second and final payment Of $145,
900. Il
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

Diamondfield Co. Declares Dividend
At meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Diamondfled Gold Min
ing Company, held at the company's
office, last Tuesday, a cash dividend
of 2 cents per share upon 732,500
shares now issued was declared
amounting to $14,650. At the same
meeting a stock dividend, aggregat
ing 267,50O shares of the Diamond
field Gold Mining Company, was also
declared.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Tonopah Gold Mountain

The Tonopah Gold Mountain Min
ing Company, is now regular ship
per and though no effort is being
made to send out high grade ore, the
average net returns of the shipments
already made, is between SIS and $S5
per ton. Operations are now con-
fined to the east tunnel which is in
over 200 feet and is being driven to
tap an immense fissure vein that
traverses the claims of the company
The shipments have been made of
ore extracted from the west tunnel
which has thus far produced $12,.
900 in gold.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Fire nj Winnemnccn

A fire at Winnemucca, this morn
ing, destroyed two business blocks
The loss is estimated at 100000. AT
noon the fire was under control
George Summerfleld of the Pioneer
livery stable of this city, is one of
the heaviest losers
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Ore Shipments
Another Store structure.

II. ] Hall has large force of men
employed excavating for u two story
and basement business block to be
oullt by him The building will be
~ 100, and the estimated cost is
$4,000 The new building will be on
me lots adjoining and below the
lr"elry store on Main street.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Hat Strike shOwes Bigger

Cosser & Terrill's lease on the Hat,
one of the Blue Bull claims, shows
better with development and Monday
20 inch streak of tale carrying
average values of 5000 to the ton,
was encountered. As fast as taken
from the ledge the stuff is sacked
and prepared for shipment.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Got $7AO Assay

On claim belonging to George A.
Griffin, which adjoins the property OF
the Kendall-Casey company at Casey's
Flats, an assay was secured las. Sat
urday that showed values of $740
The ore came from a three iuch pay.
streak recently opened up in a two
and half foot ledge. The balance
of the material in the latter gave re-
turns of from 81 to Sc.
Sandstone and o.
The leasers on these two blocks are
keeping a four morse team busy haul
Ing ore to the Columbia sampler, four
loads of four tons each being the
daily shipment As the ore is of
high grade character it is netting the
leasers quite nice revenue 1t is
coming from the Slopes at the 50 foot
level.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Sandstorm 3 and o.
Continues to Ship

On the Tonopah Club, the principal
claim of the Conqueror group, CON
siderable ore is being extracted and
shipped to the sampler from the So
foot level The shaft is being contin-
ued to depth of go feet and when
thai point is reached crosscut will
be run to the ledge NJ. p Scully
and Holmshaw & Miller are operating
leases on this claim and have shafts
down about 30 feet When the so
foot point is reached they will cross
cut to the ledge and endeayor to get
some of the rich ore that is known
to abound In the mine
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
Olhio-Tonopah

The ledge recently uncovered In
the ohio-Tonopah. continues to inn
prove and the stockholders may rest
assured that they now have a good
producing mine and one that will
shortly become a steady shipper
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05

Pat Il. O'Brien, came in from
Masonic this week and brought the
news of an important strike on his
property at that camp,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
The little Tonopah

The Electro-Geodetic Mining Com
pany, of Los Angeles, has secured a
controlling interest in the Little
Tonopah group of 23 claims, lying
just west of town and considered ex-
ceedingly choice ground. 1t has also
secured the lease on eleven of the
claims held by the Tonopah Geodetic
Mining Company. Mr. Roche has
been appointed superintendent and
operations will be conducted on an
extensive scale, hereafter. The in
cline shaft on the Homestead claim
which is now down 600 feet, will be
continued to a greater depth and
crosscuts will be run to tap the ledge
that outcrops on the surface
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
North star

The North Star never looked bet
ter. The ledge is fully seven feet wide
and the values are as rich as ever
A shipment of ore that will go over
$500 to the ton was made this week.
Shipments will be made regularly
from now on and before many
months have rolled by, the North
Star will enter the list of dividend
layers.
a rich strike was made in the mine
yesterday, some Of the ore uncovered
gong as high as $500 to the ton
Ore Shipments
Ore shipments via the Tonopah
railroad, for the week ending yester-
day are as follows:
Tonopah Mining Company, 785
tons; Tonopah Extension, 500 tons;
Montana.Tonopah. 213 tons; Bel
mont, x0 tons; Midway, n tons;
Goldeld sampling Ore Company, G1
tons and New Western Reduction
Works, 1877 tons.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-08-05
BOston-Tonopall

A station has been cut at depth
of 500 feet in the Boston-Tonopah
and cross-cut is now being run to
cut the ledge Several rich stringers
have been encountered and superin-
tendent James McCambridge feels
confident that good body of ship
ping ore will be opened up in the
near future.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22

De Boston & Washington, paso
dohle, por Burton. La Corona de dia.
NANTES, obsrtara, por Aubsr. Angel
de amor <Walss por Waldtsnfsl. q.
Gusrauys, overtura, por c. Gomez. (a
peici6n) sAlegoris dc la Il Glra,,
Paso d. be, por Miranda. <Dsl segu,
ros polka por W. obs. <Resutrlos do
Borinquens danza por Mira d.,
sHimnos,
e inspector Municipal senior
Rivero ha deaunciado auIe . odcina
de Sanidad local las c4,as Cruz a y
Luna ii por no reuuir Condolences de
hygiene y ornate pdbicos.
-Duran.e el iltlmo trlmsslrs de
Julio q Sspsiemore se han Coz s.r.fio
en- Santlrse 81 casas, en- re acion con
otros tabtos permisos conc e1idys por
ls alcaldfs dc Sac Juan.
e. union del tsLienss de 10 poll
cia s nor Vilsrini, lego anoche
san Ju n don Sebastian Rios, vtcinu
del pueblo CO Sal Sebastian, q REQ d
mar los $500 que le Correspondent DO
la captJra 90 ~ are Yare
Sc hsu insccito In el registru
civil los uacimientos de L is B net,
Jose NaiE RJs rl', Cal xt, SaK.co
Arroyo y Juan Coon; J Las oetuuc.
oes dc Elena Rosario, Carnsn Coo
zAltzy Garcia Ramona CuttJ.
u ia Caross Smrt, d. Rio Pie,
drss, ,se hs dirigiio al sicAlds do s.t
, cludad snvian1o pianos y sohc .nuu
permi.o para cun.trulr una casa en- la
calle sCoiome.S de Santurce
--Ss han efe,t1a 10 en- esta ciu-
dad los sIguienses matr .montos: Jose
Guadsiuye Dayils con Maria d JIores
EchavsrrfA Pedro Gonzslez Bs,istS
con Marg Arlss Torres Jimsoez,
DE hsridas y conIu ,ion,a leve.
fueron asistidos aver en la sala de so.
cores obdalio Castro /. Encarnaci6
Avies.
-Ha lleg ado q San Juan el Te
nienIe Castro para asi,tlr como leItigc
un lulc.o ante la Co te de d. D.s,rlto
Han aldo AberIados, en- ell pre-
aldo 6 Astoa SAuvsterre Tosteau, d.
naclonslidad franeeia, 4 qulsn 10 fut
indult ada una psrte de su eondsaa, J
que fae sentencIado por tener en su po
der monedas fAlsAsi Sotsre BAllAnillI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22

Torres, de Juana Dis2, ,!que fa6 ssnten
cisdo q 3 amos por hurto m syor y roho
do los que cumpi6 2 amos ) meses 10
dias; Pedro FloresIS antiago q ue sufria
condena do un aiio por el delito do
seduction.
Ramon Rodriguez, t9bsquero.
que he hsllaba preso 60 lA csrcel de
Agdadtlla, hA sido puesto On libertad
por haoer prestsdo is.zs.
Han emrezado q extir gair sus
coLdsnas en- Ia cArcsl de san Juan
Ramon Ram )sy Bibisno Martinez
Sc encaentra eufermo, sunque
no de cuidado, oil Superintendent de-
Carload Mr., Haesslbarth.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
|MPRES|0NES Y N0T|CIAS

A propueita del Ter. JET del Cuer.
po do Bomberos dc San Juan, oil
Ayuntsmiento ha modi6cado los artf .
culos l06, ITO y 1l2 del Reglament }
VICENTE dc dlcho institute.
Maestro amigo don Julio Pala-
clos nos ha snviado una circular p ar.
ticipandouos que Sc ha hech1 cargo
en- San Juan de la sgencia de los afa
madcs licores de don Federico G ate !,
de MaysgueE
No dudamCs que, dsdas Ia activi
dad y competencls del sefior Pslacios,
dichos arlfculos obt IN iran mucha ven
ia on esta ciudsd.
Ell saoado pr6x!mo smpezaran
en- Cs.ano las confsrsnclas psiagogi.
cas- snunc adas por el cuerpo de pro.
fesorss do BAyamon.
-Anoche Lego de Arec bo el ca.
pitAn G aerrert, de Pole a insuisr
Nos informsn de Ssntarcs que
han Nuelto a ssntirse sn 10 caue dc
ezra los males olules procsdeo.es dt
~ tabr.ca dc licores do lls aehore.
Fosss y DIVA.
-sellA de gran bsne6cio para la
salud del vecin1arlo que SO ordeuas
con f.ecuencla w dessgU, general d.
10 tubsria del acue educIo, para limpiar
Gel mucho tango que tene asensa
10 que es Ia causa ds que oil sgus
al "a muchas veces turbia.
P.tnIo 80 har& por el Depar
,smento ce OJras Puollcss Vi eLsan
che Gel puente teIdluu 400 Ia que
prada G.eoI eu 81 canine de Gasya
ma a arroyo.
Aver zsrp6 el vApor <Polce,
para los Estados UnldoS.
-Ys SO han re.ib.do en- ] uncol
rs maquinsriss para Ia nuevs cen
.rsl Szucarera que esIS mott ndost
90 aquells ferLil Jurisdiction.
-Sesln se dice % probAb out
para principle cs al un nuevo steusli
empiece d expl.tar sI neg. clio do e
che Tn Ia ciudAd.
Han cumplidJ h y Sus condenAI
en ls Carcel IN Inici pHl CrisostomC
Rivera, Fe.lx AlvArado, J Eicenu
Vale.
-Programa de ls rttreta de estl
noch,, en- la plaza BAldorioIy, por ID
banda del Rsgimlento Pusrtorriqu;nI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
(Domirgo en- la tdrtle.)


RI contingente de oradores espe-
RADIO desde Ia msfiana deiembarc6 &
las cua,ro y media dc Ia tarde del
sren correo, entire un grupo de obreros
y curiosos que 10 esperaba en- Ia es
tscI6n ferroviarla.
Serisn las cinco cuAndo fue anun
clsdo el primer orador,s.y ssrian las
ocho de Ia noche cuando 90 disolvi6
el g"upo de oyentes, como de doscisn.
tas ! Iersonss, qua permsneciercn aten.
tss q las nuevas pre- licas eu este pue.
bio.
Ell obrero Julio Ccrrea, con bas-
taute facilidad de palabra y regular
enton aci6n, cumpii6 su cometido exa'
gsrando 10 nota sgresivs, y aunque
SO amp, ,raba on no aconssjar la VIC.
lsncia, siempre aplszaba al burguel
psra el diA de la huelga, qle essa de.
cretada para el ID del venidero Fs'
brsro, y 81 mlsmo tie npo amsnazaba
| & los obreros que no estando cont 1r'
mes con su actitud concurriesen o.
rabsio. Esto nj Q, liberal, nj es CO.
RE TO. 81 los socialistas tienen dere
cho & emitir sus ideas y dsclarsrse
en- huelga, los demas trabsj ,dorss nc
soci islistas tisnen el mismo derecho
emitlr 81 mAnera do pensar y q traba
| Jar en- Ia forms que les converge
<viva Ia nbsrtad y muers e que nc
pienss igusl que pienso yo.s Esa Of
Ia dt ctrina por el sustentads.
Liquid6 el jornal do cuarenta cen
tavos de un pe6n, en- la forma que Il
con vino; podrfan hacer.e oirAs l'q ii
daciones, favorabes unas perjudl
clales otras,a la causa que eldsfende
Francisco Toro repiti6 81 perora
ia de Ia mafiana para dar un poct
de bstd q los le1ders presentes, pre-
tendisndo present srlos ccmo nuevo
Crlstos, que tras la lucha por Ia reden
ci6n del pueblo a Ultima h>ra serfa
cruci6csdos y antss vendidos por 10
mismos 4 Quisres trataban de redimir
El ioven Nano Miran1a, do vo
sfsc.ada y ira.e. he;has, 10 eotusIas
mo al pueblo, pues donde fa'ta natu
lralidad decse el entusiasmo.
Estsban Padi,la, el propsgAndist
incausable, el organizsdor constants
dice nose xpllca como NO 90 tiene un
Iorgari izsci6n ca este poblado, y
achaca & Ia preston del caciq uismo
Dice, nadie le contestaba las mucha
cartss que sn solcitud de adepso
llsvaba escritas, Zero que hoy un obrs
70 le llama y llama & sus c,mps hero
la orgsnizarss, & luchar
Devir,da las insinuac!ones lsnzs
das acknowledgements contra su c1r
Quota y txplica el obieto dc su vie.
co spoca anterior en- que Sc djo habi
regresado sin organism NADIA por un
vents valorada On velnt.cinco dollar.
Iy que si Judas vendi6 & Cristo po
treinta moneda', 81 no Sc veaderfa pc
menos.
Que basado en- ESQ, 90 decfa 81 n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
F0NOOS MuN|C|PAltS

. E TeAorero de Puerto RICO con.
testa la carsa que g fue dlriilda por
oil Acalde ds tsta ciudad relHtigs q Ia
pe ici6n del Banc) Territorial y Agrt.
c)la soble que Se deposite On 81 algu.
nai cant dadeH de los iondos munici-
pa 60 on cue. t. corriente, manifestan.
do que el 'xp-essdo Banco ha sido
leslgoado emo uno de los deposlta-
rios de fondos insulares y que eats
instituci0a iiene ca Ia actuali1ad un
deposito de dinero pGblco moptante Q
cipcuenta mil dollars. Ea la Ultima
session municipal 80 di6 cuenta con una
cara dirigida al A calds por el Direc.
tJr general de dii h Barco, comuni-
cameo que el c Jnstio del mismo s.cor.
do beut iciar las crentas corriente con
un iutei es anusl de dos por cieL to 40.
bre los balances que diariamente Il.
garsn al credito de Las Ei, mas, ,iesdo
dicho inieres liQu'dAble al fnalizsr
% da uno de 10. trlmesires del 4 , eco
n6mico; y que, de deposltsrse en 81
por ell municipio AlgunHs cantidades
en- cuenta corrisnte, abonat&o los In
tsreses en lS cuantiA y fJrma scordsis,
El Corceio h9 Iesuelt auIorizAr
al A cslde para que si 10 cree conve.
MEME impongs en oil BAnco Terrific
Ii4l y Agric ls, en- cueOta corrients
agunas CAntIdades de las pertsnsIs
cisRsss q los fondCs municipalss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
Meeting obrero en- Barce|oneta

visrdas dc los capitalistas, 10 que no
SO observa en- Puerto Rico, donde los
pueblos no se ercusntran { 10 altura
de las grandes fortunss levantadss
unas tas otras, ain que dc elias quede
rastro, 6, por 10 menos, algo, un po.
90 de 10 que al exterior o. transpor-
tado para iamas volver. LIE doy Ia
rsz5n, pero observe contra riedad On
Ia srgumsntaci6n, puss por otro lado
Sc crit ca y censura del estado lujoso
en- que viven los propiesarios, y %
pone frents 4 10 humilde chcza bo.
bio On que vivs el artesano 8 el cam.
resino.
Recomend6 muy mucho ID union
para resistir y para luchar por el
bieuestsr, nom br&ndoie un encargado
del bAnderiu do epganche para alis.
tarss y contribuir con los toados
marcados por Ia Federation libre.
~
Aplaudimos ID idea grande dc 10
asocIaci6n para el msjoramtento do
las clases trabaj adoras, porque dere.
cho tieaen Ia vida y para conseguir
10 necesario para subsistir dentro do
las exigsncias sociales, por 10 menos,
va que no con una comodidad relati-
| va, pues dentro de ella pueds llegsrse
4 10 supe.auo y ba|adf; pero censura.
mos Ia propagands psriudicia! & las
masas ignorAntes, paes 90 las lleva
Dor terreno resbaladiz que las pus.
de precipitar en- una pendisnte que no
90 ha podldo medir por 10 oscura &
insondable.
Por otro lado, el mismo derecho
del obrero en- defender su salario 10
tiene Sy COMO no? el capital & defen.
depse, y 81 por las exigencias exagera.
das del proletario el capital % sustr q.
jera & toda indultris Smeior aria el
proletariu? nc, ~ sitnaci6n seria EN-.
peors da y ell capitalis!a vivirla entro
8 fuera del pals, pero vivIria 9 10 ex.
plotarfa donde enconlraSe seguridad.
Otro punto inprudents fue mani.
festar & los obreros que 81 trabaj ando
gansn 81. 40, deja ldo do trabsjar te 10
repsrtlriAn 81 ssmauales, aunque no
estuvissen unionsdos, y que 81 dur an.
TO tres semanas de socorro satiap sho.
rrar les durarfa para doce ssmsnas,
tismpo en- que la csfiA \ 90 dafiaria y el
proletarlo tendrla que suclmbir. Pus.
de asegurarse, sin tenor & equivocar.
90, que todos los trabsj adores que 80
presenter, que ssrisn ell .e.enta y Gin.
CO por ciento d. Ia poblaci6n de Puer-
to Rico, no rclbiran ningunos cuairo
pesos, como aseguraron los orAdores.
| Y auta esa creencis, serfa incon-
venisnt, alentar al campesino, do su-
lyo,-6 por Ia anemia, 8 por el clima,
I'm tanto ap&tico para el trabaio - q
forjarss dulces esperanzas de pereza
retribui1a y poor a1n premiada mas
que sl rabsio honrado, psro que
csusa y fat ga
CORRESpONSAt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
EDICTO

En- Ia Corte Go Distlito del Dittrito
judicial de Humacao, P. r. Esta.
dos Unidos de America s. 8 FL
Presidente de los Estsdos Unidos.
joe Vicsnte Melendez Elk parts. So
bre don inio de una fLcA rdstiea
Por cuarto jose Vicente Melen-
dez, ha promovido sn.e esta Corts un
OK pedIents solic tsndo Sc declare el
dominic que tieae sobre Ia siguiente
, frca;
Rdstica radicada en- el pueblo de
Faiardo y barrio de 90 ebrada vuel-
ta,, dedicada & pastos compuestA de
vente cinco cuerdas mas 6 menos,
equivalentes & nueve hsctareas 50 areas
68 centiareas en- lindes por el Norte,
Esls y Oeste con fnca de don Manuel
Ma Baralt y por el Sur cen ID de Ia
suces!6n de Ramon Guzma', cuya flo
ca poses dssde hacs ell espacio d. mas
de dos amos por compra que de Ia
| misma hiciera q Isabel, Maria Isasc
! y Regalado Me.endez z en- precio de qui
| nientos dollas, sobre Ia cual no pesan
cargas nj gravamenes de ningdn &c
nero.
Por tanto, hablendo ordensdo sl
Honorable Enrique L'oreda, Juez o..
I ecial dc esta Corte, que SO publiquen
edtctos pt n lermino de sssensa dias
que empt zal an & contarse dssde el pri
nero 90 que Aparezcs publicado este
edicto, por tres veces en- un peri6dico
do los de mayor circulaeion do Sar
Juan dc Puerto RICO cilandose q los
anteriores duehos, personAs igoorAda.
Que 50 cream tsLer sUbre dichJ inmue
ole alg1n derecno real y todos aQue
HES 4 gu enes paeda PERU iioar la ~
|crlpci6n do dominic soii ,ltsda para
q ue dsn,ro de d.cho ierm.no foI m 81
lopOsicl6n preVinlendv d LOaos que pa
sado ei mlsmO y ulda IL prusOa que
ofrezca 81 promove0ts 80 resoiveIa so
ore la 0eclRrs ON de Ut mtnlO paran
do q todos los perjuiclos oe ey eX
tiendu u presente Dslo mi tirma y cello
do Ia Core On Humacao hoy Ocho ds
INovlemurs do | y05 Enrique Riac6n
Secretary DistrlcL COurs.