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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
FROM BULLFROG.
Slew but Steady Progress Being Made
With Good Results.

Judge Ray returned from the Bullirog
district last Sunday AMI reports every
thing good in a general way. The Bull
frog Mining company is still sacking ore
from the Ladd Mountain group the tale
going 81 900 to the ton and the quartz
running high also.
On the original Bullfrog Mines Syn
dicate's property they have two feet OF
ore at 20 feet in depth that will go$2,OOO
per ton, and 500 feet to the north they
have Is inches that will go 5000 to
$1,000 per ton
Judge Ray and associates have a fine
showing on their group on Gold noun
tain, an average assay across five feet
went 1924 per ton.
John Reynolds was down to Bullfrog
last week and returned there again on
Wednesday. He and Ray Robinson
have eighteen claims, nearly all well
located and having splendid surface
showlngs.
In the Bullirog Annex, in which Capt.
Hassell, Lind 4 Wheeler are the princi-
tbtl NV f!ttS, lhtlN a. NV
promises to rival some of the best. In
a crosscut at 20 feet depth the ledge was
openei and it is believed that four feet
will average 81 200 per on. The shaft
is being sunk at the junction of three
lodges.
The Amargosa townsite people are
greatly elated over the development OF
a good water supply for their town.
They already have 1la miners inches
of water.
f. j. Waugh and T. r. Kernick have
three claims in the Bare mountains,
eight miles from Beatty from which
they have received ASSAYS iron the sur
face groupings of $l20.76 and S62.45, the
values being nearly equal in gold and
silver. This ore has not yet been found
in "A large body. but it IS possible that
further work will open up a shipper.
Len McGarry has returned from Bull
frog with reports that the showing on
the Original Bullfrog %company's mine is
improving with every ronnd OF shots.
There have been sacked $50 sacks of ore
and the superintendent has sent in a
requisition for 800 more sacks. 1t will
be but Il short time until the initial
shipment will be ready for market.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Good Ore on Blue Bull.

On the Iron Dyke claim of the Blue
Bull group tie les>eeS are making a fine
showing and have ore that goes as high
as $24l per ton. On the Hat claim there
is a good showing also and the Wine
from the 80 foot level on the Blue Bull
claim is looking better and the values
are increasing.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Old kaintuck.

Miller and Scoville, leasing m the
Canteen claim of the Old kaintuck COM
n are down 30 feet and have cut
two lodges and had s. assays IN the
rock. Venner and Adams, leasing on
the Economist claim Of the same COM
n are down 25 feet on the ledge and
have crosscut - feet. Tn" ledge il
somewhat broken up AMI III ~leisere
Will start to sink deeper. \ lease on
the Friday claim was given this week
to Erownell and Smith.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
The Jumbo.

The leases on the Jumbo. with the
exception Of Zinn's, are now expired
and the last OF the shipping ore is being
cleared from the dumrs. The alleged
"jumping'' Of the Jumbo is probably
but another incident in the troubles be-
tween the principal stockholders OF the
COmnanN.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06

"DIAMoNDFIELD JACK" DAVIS has been
appointed by Governor Sparks to repre-
sent Nevada AZ the National Live Stock
convention which meets in Denver on
Jan. 10th. Jack is going, but he will
not talk live stock any more than a rab-
bit. That Denver bunch will keep him
busy night and day telling OF the riches
of the s.in-s of the Goldfield district.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Golefeld Imperial.

W. j. Tobin, of the Goldfield Imperial
company is in camp this week and
announces that that work on the com
pany's claims-the Gold Key, Gold
Ridge and Gold Gate Fraction-will be-
gin at once. These claims are located
north of the Vernal No. l at Diamond
field and have a good showing.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
6 Oldfeld

The management Of the above COM
pany states that it will commence opcr-
ations in Il week or ten days as they
have secured enough money in the
treasury to commence work. They eN-
pect to he able to tap the Tin Horn
ledge of the d xie Mining company and
have found ore in the ledge that runs
from $40 to SIG. No doubt good values
will be found with development.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
All From Colorado.

Capt. G. W. Thatcher, prominent min
ing man, his son, George B. Thatcher, a
lawyer, ID. Stukey and o. ID. Smith, all
of Aspen, and John Freise, of Pueblo,
arrived in camp last Saturday. Young
Mr.. Thatcher has opened up a law Office
and Mr.. Smith is contemplating putting
in a stock of tin and hardware.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Lone Star Shipment.

A. carload shipment was sent out from
the Lone Star this week. Sampling in
dicates that the consignment will return
close to 5000 per ton. A strong body Of
ore is being opened up in Il Wine that
is being sunk from the 120-foot level.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
New

f. l.. Mcclure, recently of San Fran
cisco, has arrived in camp and will be
cashier of the local branch of the State
Bank and Trust Co. Jas. T. Davis, the
present cashier, will return to the par
ent institution at Carson City.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06

AS indicating the amount of business
being done in Goldfield, we call atten-
tion to the fact that the clearances for a
single bank n day this week amounted
to $193. 900.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Sewer System for Goldfeld.

Philip G. Dibert, attorney from San
Francisco, f. K. Burrows and W. s.
Elliott have formed a company to put
in a sanitary sewerage system in Gold
field. Full details of the plan and par
ticuars will be given in mex weeks
issue.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06

The Japanese have captured Port Ar
thur, General Stoessel being forced t.
capitulate after a stubborn defense.
Whether or not this is the beginning of
the end OF the war remains to be seen.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06

Interests in mining claims for pat emit
ing.
The CoLoRADo ASSAY AND SURVEYING
OFFICE. u
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
For Rent.

The Miller adobe building is nearly
completed. Parties wishing UNFINISHED
rooms should apply to j. G. Martin. tt
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
lust Received

Ladies' Cloaks, Suits, Jackets, Skirts,
etc. Silk H~andkerchiefs, and Il large line
of holiday goods. r.. Marks Il Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
euques CUE debe1 tleuar
Y Sslidss oe eSts puerto

Nguci s.lisu -Ssii6 e ( ccfricn.
r de Bsrcciona para csc pacTo. COZ
I.s esealss DC Nalcnois Mag. ( ada
y Caaarias.
'Ssniuuoc pTocedente dc New
Ode sahi 81 : del corrcntc para
San lnan Arroyo panoc Mayaciie..
ARasdllis Aacgbo.
Coame -Ssii5 81 q corrien.e &c
Nv YORK Isrs cs,a
Ponce Ss.dra para New York
ma hans
Iulia-Se aguarda el ~ de- pre-
senle mes precedence de Ia Habana y
3ucrt, intcrmedioS
Ferdinand &c LeSseps Alfredo
dor del II corriente debe es.ar aqui
proceden,e dc Puerto Plata Seguirs
viale para Europa via 81 Thomas.
san Juan Saldr% mafiana para
New Orleans.
Pho TX Sc agusrda hoy proce-
deute dc Ia Habsna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
~ Pueblo dc Puerto Rico


A los herclcros &c Maria I.uiSa
lopez cauSaeaMcn;cS De Ia miSa a.
d &c Sus hercd,roS Y t.s hcrederoS
del Pbro Antonio Garcia. causaha-
hicnieS del miSmo o &c suS here
dcroS.
Por el presen,e cdicto que SC pu-
blicara una vo1 por scmana V por cl
termino dc Tn mes On IN peri6dico
dc los dc mas circulation dc esta
Ciudad, por ignorarse 81 dom icilio
8 sean demandadoS antcs mencio-
nadoS.
por Ia prescnte - notitica 4 listed
que &c ha prescntado en- IA oicina
del Sccretario d. la Corte de DiS,rito
del Distrito Judicial dc san Iuan
Puerto Rico, Ia demanda del actor
anteS citado, Ell n cual sc hacc Ia
siguicntc suplica INrEREs0 de esa
Corte que teuiendo por prcscnt.da es-
"a demanda con cuatro copiaS de la
mISma sc Sirva ordenar Ia citaci6n
de los demandadoS por medic de pu-
blicaci6n una vez por semana V du-
rante TN mes, de cdictoS EN- uno de
los peri0diuos de mas circulaci0n
de cSta ISla en- SUI dia dictar sen
tcncia declar4ndo cxtinguidoS los
orGdtoS al principle mencionadoS
dc sesenta y scis mil setccientos vein
II siete pesos Dovcnta nueve Y
medic ccntavoS de Ia moneda antigua
4 favor de Maria Luisa Lopez V de
eiento setenta Y npeve mil doscientos
reinta escudos favor del Presbitero
Antouio Garcia, ordenando la cancc-
acton de las dos hipotccas consti-
uidas en- garanlia dc djchos cr&ditos
para 10 cual dispondrl Sc rcmita ell
portuno mansamicnto por duplica-
do con los inscrtos necesarIos al
seI2r Registrador dc Ia pgopicdad de
este DisJrito, imponienGo ademas las
coa,as 4 los denandad0s que sc opu-
~iorcn.'
Y Sc notifca 4 ustedes que d. no
c0nparecer / contestar dicha deman-
a +, dantro DE los dicz dias deApuls de
u1tihcado, i Ia notification Sc hiclere
en- ci distrito dentro De los veinte
dias 81 Sc hicicre luera del diotrlto.
pero Ell la Iala de Pucrto-KicO, y
dcatro de los cuatcnta dIas. ii Sc
hiclere en- otra parte, demandante
podId solicitar de Ia Cortc Ie sean
concedidas las pe,iciones que hubIere
hc1ho en- la dcmand4.
Is ab1g&do de Ia parte act ia cl
Li1cnciado Antonio Alvarez Nava
Extendida baio mi frmd Y Scllo
o6c.al dc la C.rt4 dc Distrito del
DI trito Judicial dc San Juan Puerto
II leo how & a.. AfavD de 100. I)SG f.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
NULIDAD DE ESCRITURA
Y OTROS EXTREMES.

A Don Pedro Don Iuan, Don Mateo,
Don Sebastian Y Don Rafael Amoros
Y Alcino 9 seen los cinco ultImos de
los domandadoS autes menciOnados
auSe utcS dc eSta ISla.
Por q prosecute edicto que Sc publ
cara uua w por Semana en- ell perio-
dicO B0LETfN MERCANTIL DE PUERTO
RICO durante dos meSes cOnsecutlvos
Sc nouhca 4 Vds. que Sc ha pre-
entado en- Ia Ohciua del Secrctarir
de la Corte de DIStrito del Distrito
Judicial de Guayama, p. r.. la de
menda de la actora antes citada que
contene la siguiente sdplica.
"Solicito dc la Corte que en- su opor-
tuni,lad Sc declare Ia nulidad Sc
or lcnc Ia canceIaci6n de la adjpdica
ci6n y Ia hipoteca que la origino,
segin consta en- Ia relaci6n de hechos
dc csta Gemauda; y que por ell Mar
Sh Il de esta Cotte Sc pOnga Ell su dia
a Ia demandante en- possession de sus
leeItiuos bienes." Y Sc notifca q
Vo5. cue dc no comparecer 4 con
tes.ar dich1 demanda dentro de los
dos mescS cOatar desde esta fecha
la demandarte p)dr1 solicitar y spli-
citara ue Ia Corte IN fallo de confor
MIDI con 10 solicltado en- Ia s1pica
de su tonanda."
Y prra one tenga efecto Ia citacidn
y en- #'a1amieuto de los demandados
pa itl-o, Don Juan, Don Mateo
Ion 3asjitu y D4n Rafael Amor6~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08

sam tn vsr fhr cess - fhis sni'
seeeshee asih tac cos, an8 expcnsc
81 .xcc tsne thas deceive ana q sns
ksar Asf >s,r an each and ai, os
f s''sv snees a.4ar ad nr eaaca tm
>si6 asefce g. - paid irn casn
n'r's e. ana esnafnassoa 50 Ssid 9Alc
be MsseF io mske. cAccusc a0d
le'.vcr deed - sa'd ferapcssacs fn
parcha az re ru.tha~ci~ ~ an. sasd
a.ena .Vr. .Nide3 Purchaser io isc
rs .n IS s. session nt saii mmseaecd
pf pcsics sp conveyed ga Production
IS >aid accd
San lean Porto pico. Apr. tSfh.
lpss jos Hcrntndc'. Spccial Mas
ter
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
Tratado complete
Alitnt.Ga Noaan,l HoVNina

E3ee dltimo imprescindible trata
do complete de ArifDlftfca III eYeantH
por el doctor don Constantine de Horta
patdo, So vende 2cs dollars el elem.
plan en- Il 1nico esta blecimiento de Ii
bros que 10 tiene en- Puerto Rico, Ell
Ia hbreria del B0LNrIN MERcANrn.
Dicha arithmetic. esta arreglada a
los progra mas de las Escuelas de Co.
neic,o uaoionales, : cx,ranjeras, opo
,i,ioncs az Banco Espanoi, al Cuerpo
Peti~ial de Aduanas, y, a los dife-
rsntcs ramos de administration pd
llic !, conforme 4 los tltimos adela n tos
Ct stu nrbres del Comercio delas prin
cipalcs nsciones de Europa v Apn6-
RIGA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
AZUCAR PARA EXPORTAR
CotizamOs nominal de 81, 80 q Sass
NOCHES BLANCAS
NUEVAS POESIAS DE
ANTONIO DE ZAYAS

Antes de salir a luz este libro,
ou autor era va una hgura CO.
noclda Y ocupaba lugar propio
.en la ilteratura espanola. Su f.
aci0n parnasiana, su vision po-
erosa y su fuerza descrip,iva Y
evoCadora, Sc habian revelado
en- sus tres ltDros precedentes:
/ JoyeIes blzantinos' "Retratos
antlsuos Y Polsajes En- ellos
hatiase pOdido estudiar la ere.
cieute maestria de su procedi-
miento artstic0: Ell poder de Sc
Ircci0n, el amor Cada vez mas
acen1rGdo Ia sobriedad sin me
no caoo del cololido, IN voca.
oul T c expressive y d6cil. F.
,o> :" K stratos Antiques que es
Iu1zd iii DORA mas extensa, pue-
lie oDaerVarae td-ilmente esta
ell-ada la90r eIectlVa. Cada
i9o Je ~uo eonetos describe, d la
9>z, tre- cu&aS: Ell cuadro, ell per
; uaie rate tado en- el Y eli esti-
~ ara~ter stico del piutor. Esto
uttimo 10 conolgue con esa Sc
cioo DIX p3labsas Y c0nce pt0s.
>~t al Jr.t.ree de Nenz09 dc
L. onj : -ol0rlatas, como I0s, We
uel amos, 0undan en- los some
los ta- r"(ca Que sign:fcan mo
ar'ai-> De luz Y de coloreS.
FL estilo del Greco. pintor so
brio dc tintas, sOmbrio de tOno
y maravillos0 claroscurista, apl-
rele en- 81 contraste de Las ma
Opuestas IDEAS cromaticas que
encleiran estas palabras; "roslru
.cotrl1o refHctente pelo". "jo
vea 4,A4wantt<3o" " 'Hegro jub0n
de tercope.o', 'l1z crebvscu
lar ~gris epc1gc" grts la ma
.no" /ulgJd@ eepada" En- cam
blo. . pntura 1orentina Y 70
mans, mas recortada, mas quie
TIA. rlenos matIzada, ie sugiers.
.~Vu-e -epfoS 6eOmG.r.cos, graflcos
csCulCriE0S
Tn 4 veroificaci0n de Iaya
Ie' ritma aparecc, no como ul4
ma1tll.eO monotone, como Ii
m0lJ liranl, 0 de la Erase. siu
oon ~ recurso para realzaIl
0con n 10 la melodia de l.,
expr-s % a la n8turaleza de /
eXpJeo4io Por ESQ desctibe /,
pint0ra c.a>ica del Renaclmlen
TO en- G.. a>lcoS Sonetos de itali&
ma mcjiIa. Y Ell Cambio, cons
pue, -oa iibertad Y variedad d.
ritm Q laHtarse sugestiva
mente d clertaS eScenas de grals
mOvlmientn, como el "BalTam
de los "joyeles" V hacer al ale
jandrino lgualmenle susceptib!
de expresar el silenci) D. la lnmn
tabilldad Y el reposo que apart
cen en- e! eneralife' Y
/" Acueducto de Valente". qt
sentimientos tan opuestos i ee~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
C0TIZkCl1EES IE hRTICULOS DEL PALS

AZUCAR.-Para el consume.
Moscabado (claro) $3.50 IS
De miei (claroJ dc 1915.
Centrifuga (claro) $475 4
Americana Ia $6A.
De Ponce de S41l a a4M.
Almid6n, s 81
Algod6n $5l24 s
Cafe corriente, SIIX
Cueros dulces, a!rededor de SI6H.
Cocos a $50 millar.
Ron IS 2r ADDS Cartier. dc IS gents
gallon.
Maiz, $t.75. "a.
.Sebo. 4 S4H "a
Tabaco, nominal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
Y'ct6Fonoa iafc.coss.mMscUs4.

p,ra serVicio en- IotcIe5, Oh-Inas, Iact0
ri4s de azllcar, almaccnes, laueIies,
*, &.
Facilitan grandemente Ia admins
tr ci6n de cualquier centro donde Sc
haga necesario entenderSe con varlos
ucpartamentoS
Las ordeues Sc reciben y son ejecu-
tqdas sin uecesidal &c moverse los
en1peados DE- Sis puestos
). A. Luz Electrical
Allen "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08

OHIO mu,tas valoradas en- sos Sc
hen abonado en- Rinc6n, CAbo Rojo
MaYagiicz Arecibo, Caguas. Sauta
l., bel. por individuos que violaron las
lcyes de Rent4s Iuternas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
VENTA EN HATO REY.

II4N I n Nv IT u 7 = n II I IT IT 7
d. 34) Sc vende IA hnca Rom in
dc cuerdas 2I,74 Is de malogillo) ar
bcles frutales de todas clases casa de
dos pi5os con gran comodldad corhc
n. cuadra, bucn jarain baiio dc du
cha, inodoros moderuns etc. Con s
sin la fiuca, I'm coche de g asientos y
pareja, un cabi!lo para co h.. carreta
con su yunta vacas etc. lniOImes
San Francisco Is, altos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08

81 yluIc oi a de- r. sareclo
sure aud sale made and uttered bv
the District Couri oi the United Sta
ties Tor The hs;ric; a., Porto Rico. a.
The October Term. loo4. III this Cour,.
Siiang a; san Juan. 10 wit. on the
sSth dav OF March. I9os. | a. Spccia Ia
Master appointed for such purpose by
ihe laid decree. viii sell ~ public
auction. 10 the highest and bcs, bid
der, Tor cash aud upon the terms here
matter stated On the Is tn day oi
May. 1905. At the court house OF the
District Court OF the United States in
the City OF san Juan, and Al the
entrance thereof. Al No Fortaleza
Street at the hour Of ten o'clock a. III.
OF that day as an entirety and as one
property and not in separate parcels
all and singular the properties here
matter molc specifically described. in
bar and free OF all right and equity CT
redemption in said defendants Henry
V. Grosch and La Sociedad Anonima
de Ia Union, IN and TO the properties
| described as follows:
An estate situated N the barrio Of
| PaJaros, jurisdiction OF BayamCn, Por-
to Rico, composed of forty cuerdas
more or less, or fifteen hectares,
sixty-two ares and 1900 centares,
bounded on the north by the spring
or creek called Santa Catilina; on the
south by road which leads to
Toa Alta and its barrio Bucarabanes;
on the east by cano OF canal which
emptics into the sp!ing or creek San
ia CatiIina aforesaid, whose waters
divide the aforementioned estate from
the land of Ramos Brothers, and on
the west by caIIo or canal which
cmptics into the aforesaid Santa Ca
tilina creek and divides them from
the lands OF certain Cuban, former
ly of don Bernardo Perez. and which
he acquired by purchase from dona
Pctronila komanat V Ross by deed
which she delivered through her
power of attorney Dona Francesca
Vizcarrc ndo Naldivieso, Scxecuted in
favor OF the aforesaid Grosch on the
1 , til day Of August, 1900, n pr0to-
col cf Santiago K. Palmer, notary,
recorded il ,hc Office OF the Registry
iot Property OF this district in Book
~ Ga ''i.i0'l' 'O-lo 10 (suol10b ,
80 ~ = 7 - 'oIO-''t
A''' 60 15! -l'I 80 ~ !IiS 9t'IG IS "
:, ~ - 80 ~ -
4n~..' = - ~ 49, eoI''i ~ 'ii'il
'ol'i ~ - - ~ i'9''''' - -
81 . -'tl0 - o0'...'- ~ 10 ltiei01l oil llc
no.::y ~. =: Dy ,!I0 oi0eA 81 '4G'''" ''.'l7
i una, oi ny oI'.1il -! 'I0 G''ll'l'i' I,
| 60. " ii4-',ll ~! "" lol' 'I,'e'
oiii - i'"' "i'i2'i . y .uI O'Il - q u
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''i'' ~ .'s1lt 0.3'ioi0 ''.ooi l'o'l ''H'
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~ ..'io 1'.,.''.' >'',i.''.'' Ci~CA -
a.I In 'cl't' - ~ ''io = oi'9Il{ = 'l1e
VIZ" ~ '''-'' 'NoI >'I9' "IlIcil INCA
% 80 ~, - pa eI'':4e'i rom l1' NJ
G"l 'iI1il ~ t'i''''l'S -iolllI oY dPed
'%lq'' C~'''''ol -o' loG9' pel orc ho('H
'i,' - - - ~ ''0' . u '9"I |'.i'' "I0
y, u lch ~ = - IecoI . 90 ~ me
I<o n' : i,'.' , VI 't'0I'E III oINIic 81
pay '''ii ~ 1ol'o So (FUeIIo estate 2o9'
ms, -, ! I'''lon I
lic 1elHl9 ana ccndlliohS OF inc
'"t9 ~ 7 a. lo4Io "H'
''"'u sue - oo iii@de Aho cCIlo uclea
IdCCoIulH3 10 tIlc lulC5 ana pIdCtlCc OF ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08

~ s<hsao pos IA s<rde -egrcst ie
IA rNaufNaan s IA isla lKlo sfaa1s y
( arNisnAA r. NontSionRaa 1el laseffos
hT. ishn E1~sf1 Eil,o;.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08

Nucxss efscsoaes de = RNaera
ae R,ssce ihGacs. CO ci bolastN
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Novimiento maritime
rN1R.D.S rRAvssiA


he Nsn,-v;seo yam. ,,e'ss -,
silaa" con ,.s.,o
DE NJ york gol,.,. .ue,,e.n
.N.ns,r Sxans 80, c,r.s
he Ia l>'S vapog Sa3 Juan IOi
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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-02-10

The rivers and harbors com
mittee OF the national house OF
representatives has had under
consideration for some time the
question Of an appropriation for
opening the Columbia, Snake
and Clearwater rivers to naviga-
ton. The committee has finally
decided to grant the following
amounts: 100000 for opening
the Columbia at Cello Falls;
$l5 5000 for the improvement of
the Snake from Riparia to Pitts
burg Landing; besides there is
now $4,000 available for that
portion Of the work. There is
included in the above an appro-
priation for the survey of the
Clearwater river to investigate
the feasibility OF navigation with
barges. The entire congression-
al delegation from Washington,
Oregon and Idaho has been very
loyal to this measure, but the
credit for the success Of the
movement really belongs to
Williamson OF Oregon, Jones OF
Washington, and French of
Idaho. These three men have
labored necessarily for this meas
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-02-10
ure, and their Efforts have finally
been crowned with success.

The Owyhee county health
board have adopted an excellent
set OF rules and regulations for
the prevention Of the outbreak
and spread Of infectious and CON
tagious diseases. Spring will
soon be here and the adoption Of
these rules was good and timely.
They are published with the com
missioners proceedings elsewhere
in this paper. With proper san
itary conditions Silver City has
one Of the finest summer climates
on earth, and the Board of
health, composed Of the honor
able Board of County Commits
sioners and DR.. w. R. Hamilton,
propose to see the law enforced.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-02-10

There is just now considerable
agitation among Idaho news
papers caused by a bill which has
been introduced in the legislature
to change some Of the Idaho
names-among Others that Of
Snake river While there are
many names in isolated COM
munities throughout the state
which could no doubt be i'm
proved upon, we have all a
natural sense Of pride in the
names Of those old time land
marks-older than the state it.
self. The names which are actu-
ally repulsive will be changed by
the people as the state becomes
populated, but such names as
Snake river" will never be
changed in common use, even
should the legislature pass such
an act.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-02-10
SOCIETY CARDS

GILvER CITY LODGE NO. 10. A. +. ga. M
- Meets the Second Wednesday of each mouth
Sol nrning breihern cordially invited 10 attend
FREDERIC IRWIN, w. NJ
J. s. ST. CLAIR. Secretary
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-02-10

Flint, Idaho, Jannary. 5. I9O5. 28-6t