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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-02
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del TrabajO

El censo general de los Estados
Unidos correspondence 1900 ba la
poblaciGn del pals en- 73.3o33S7, exclu.
yendo las posesiones ultranArlnas, ex
cepto Hawaii, aunque incluy yendo per
sonal diplomatico Y fuerzas m litares
y navales del pals, en- cualquier parte
que Sc hallaren.
De Ia Cifra antedicha, 29 285,23o per
sonas de todos sexos y e9ades esta ban
clasihcsdas como uendo ocupa cio
mes productivas y pertenecian 4 todos
los ramos de la aetividad, nlenos 4 la
vida Official, como Ejercito, Armada
Policia y bomberos, omprendiendo a
patronos y empleados.
Basandose en- la cifra de 82ooS ooo.
en- que los establishes del ramo @.de
Hacienda estlman la actual poblaci6n
de los Estados Unidos. ell ndmero de
los que sguen ocupaciones prod ucti
vas Sc calcua en- 81 millones y de estos
unoS I8 mllones son de asalariados.
FL trabaJo organizado comprende
unos $500, coo iudividuos, de cuyo n1z
nero unos dos mllones pertenecen "a
federation obrera americana, en- diver
sidad de artes y ohcioS.
ganizaciones no lncluidas en- di
cha corporation, y con frecuencia
marcadamente hostiles ella abarcan
un total aproximado de 1900 eco pei
sonas.
Quedan, pues, de ID IS millones
Hsa.ariados sin organizar, y adn ira
tandose de un cuerpo Le relativa cohe
sion, como Ia Federation Americana
la ammonia obtenida esta muy leios de
Ia perfection.
De esto Sc deduce 10 remota que es-
Ia la proba abilidad de un movimiento So.
cial razonable mentc concertado por
parte de la clase obrera de este pals
donde el espiritu de organization va
mas lejos, creemos. que en- pinguna
otra parte del mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-02
FL doctor NiZcarr0nd0

En- union de su distinguida esposa
Y de su nonisima hija, ha llegado aver
a San uan ei doctor ViIcarr,ndo que
rcsidia en- Utuado desde hace algdn
tempo.
Tambien han regresado a San Juan
las dos 'venes y bcllaS hnrmanas del
doctor Vizcarrondo, que esta6an d,
temp)rad4 en- Utuado.
A todo, les envi4nos nuestrO saludo
de bienvenidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-02

Ell municipio de Waycross. pobs-
ci0n de e 900 habitaEtes en- e Estado
de Georgia tE. U.) ha puesto en-
$4,000 la tarIfa de las licencias para
esta blecimientos de bebidas. La ,a
rifa anterior era de $4,000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-02


IA aottes,aaa fnAl -r. kne.a>
IS 'Hteas.s - fsrs.
chine "a = see ea-f.f1a-
eiis trsa> q ta tts >a
psE de >eaefls sr Nfe,
htfeinv cn hefs'. e,~.> ere aar "a
ini1nce zen
vmenio, .s. atta Aa s,.fE
dc mAn,earr e
d ersn Massl.a eufc -s.a u N.o
Lao . sea ca cAe. ,.s .a u ng .i~.
Alesa RU-is gae ..> n i~g
neSss hav r'nsn .rc
Ia M que o.nal S s no-
este moie'i .es efn u... iane~ t
sas, quc los puoitas a.. s.u ..-o,
dc conEabana, LAP IDS 4.c q yapoa
vio.o 81 piome>s 80 pe', q "a ucu
tralid"d de Chm ;an4|..io pr base
naval las iSias MiA.tto. pritcnrceatcS
a China. y dice Ia not qac:Si las po
tenclas no tOma meold4 para rene
diar esta sfsuaclon . 81 cl general Ma
continua en- suS moYinl1cn,oS. Ausla sc
vera en- case dc crG1Ar*el Lao y pc
netrar en 1effi.~: ~ l-rc";c
chino.
Suez. II de enero La division 8o-
trovsky, de Ia eScuadra del Baluco. ha
zarpado de Suez, coz ra'n5o Al sur.
Presumese que su proximo parade
70 se1a lbuti oomaliland i'rancesa
Paris, IA de enero = Isl graham de
San Petersburg" Al Echo dc Paris
que Rusla ha conpla'iua = u9A. terCeTa
potcncla tflolanda=pr babletnente) TN
lSlote en- el Oceano faciflco.
Ali. seg1n el deSpaoh,, e~Ablecera
una base naval ei "....ir"nte KoJe>t
Vensky, donde pQdra Po1ar Ia lIega-
da de refuerzos.
Copenhague' Dfnamarca' II de
enero.
= Al "Politiken lie. telegrafian de
San Petersbulgo que ell hmpera dor
. Nicolas. Ia don"do de su fortuna par
tlcular $4,000, 5000 para el e4ulpo de
una tercera escuadra SIS 900 600 pa
ra equlpar una cuaFta.
Londres, IA de eaero.--kl parte Oh
cia del general Nogi dando cuenta
del ootin capturado en- FueIto Arturo
en- pertrechos de guerra, ha causado
una impression erronea DE- as cond1
clones de Ia suarnlcion eA el mcmen
to de capituiar Las 81 QIo granadaS
y los dos milloneS y PIC" &c cartucho 5
entregados por los ruSoS gran 8rana1
daS procedenteS dc los ehlnos cuanc
la plaza era suya. en- cuaDto la
capsulas de tusll, que no eSta ban carga-
das, eran tamDlen re1qulaH de los chi
nos, nada dc 10 cual podlan ut1iizar los
rusos por no conformarse al callore de
sus sTmas.
Puerto Arturo capltuio cuando Sc
hubieron agotado las munlcloues, Los
35.252 rifles de que habla el general
Nogi habian sido destrozados anteS de
Ia capitulaci6n.
San Francisco, California, II de
Enero-El doctor We'd kind, mtdicO
del crucero americana "Cincinati' cita
un ejemplo de la vigilancia de los ia
poneses. Dice que una vez el crucero
paso la vista de un torpedero ia
pones que este naveg6 rapidamente
- haci;. el y no Sc detuvo hasta identfi-
earle Durante este tempo el lapones
tenia constantenente TN c ron de II
centimetros apuntando al Cincinnati
Toxic. Id de EnerC-El general
Stoessel otros llegaron esta mafIana
4 Nagasaki despuGs de la inspection
de cuarentena, el general su sefiora
vsrios de sus jefes y ofciales, otras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-02


ata ts L"'esa @fff "A
F" rtaf
t s sAss a- =
s oe 2 ae
laes eesf'.s-
isffr'"
E.A nt ranDl faf una II lat rca
iHHN ho.a qne ha e--
.t'sN q eeoa1. ee e aiuoha
IA fc-rf" htrcm n'e minute
'e>l So 'e'" f'ncar con m-s de.i-
e@aras
q
oe.Hl acnl- ca. r' hace mas que
a@f ~ ..@. go .a CANA A'gunas 20
ees sia Pai-te' con'eaer est.Fa Una
piefna, cue va i chccar contra uno de
ioN vhcioS ae Sn esposa. haciendois
lamar IN qnepdo
Ce.edonio. por biosl Que me
mas dado una patada-g'me
~ 70 eStuvieras tan gorda
lJate donde pones los pies :, TIE
s'enteS peoi,
-hStoy malislmo Parece que sc
me salta Ia ca beza
bona Paoa sc despabila, sentandose
en- eI iecho con hgerezs imProPia de
su gordura.
-cQue vas hacer?-pregtInta don
Csledonlo con vcz debil.
A darte la fricci6n.-Y echa pie
TERRA disponitndose encender luz,
pero por mas que mueve la lave Ia
luz no surge
-:Se ha bra descompuesto?-se pre-
gunta.
Cansada de mover la lave intruc-
tuosamente' dlrigese a tientss hSciA
una meSlIls que hay en- la alcoba; bus
ca 81 trasco de Ia nntnra calmante 10
dest"pa, vierte en- la palma de la inano
la cantidad que considera necesaria
para Ia tr1cc'on CORE, slempre os-
cnras, hacia eI leeho nupcial donde
el eSposo Sc reV"eica entire agudoS do
loreS. Busca en- la oScuridad la cabe-
"a de su espoSo Sc la frota, al: :prin-
clPIo suavementeo deSpues con todas
Sus tuerzas, dlclendo;
-Aunque te haga daho, sguantate',
Celedonlo; va sabe que hay que aPre-
tar, segdn dice el medico,
Por toda contestacl6n. ell eSposo Ian
"a queJldos laStlmeroS y rechlna los
dientes. mientras doii&:tF'aca vuelve 4
-Ferter en- la palma de. la mapo otra
perclon del Hqu'do bienhecA9r 10
aplica con nnevos brfos az s::sPidermis
del dollente eSPoso. gz<
Este, por nltimo, lanza a4 'suspiro,
exclamando:
-iAyl Que consuelo tan grande
me proporclonas! Vuelvete la CANA
Paqulta.
Di:z minutes despues el matrimonio
ronca placida y amorosa mente.
Y al otro dla don Celedonlo saIta
del lechO, procuran1o no despertar 4
su dulce companera.
Vistese de priss y corriendo sale de
la ocoba eonSuIta e reloJ
NJ [,o oen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

AZ rule tho politician never thinks
Of gctting eloao % tho people until be
wants ohiec.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

"FoT seven years" writes Geo. w.
Hoffman, Of Harper, wash, ''I lad a
bitter hattie with chronic stomach and
liver trouhlo, but ~ last won, and
cured my diseases BY ths use Of Eleo-
trie BisterA unhouitatingly recon
mead them 10 All, and don't intond In
the future 70 be without them In tie
house. They are certainly a wonder.
fui medicine, 10 have cured such . bad
case a. nina" Sold under guarantees
10 do the same for you, BY J. O. Perry,
druggist. AZ SOC a bottle. Tyy them
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

onvirpnmcnts But Foik, without
much dopth 70 his natural philosoph,
Of life, is deeply pious, without being
an tho least saDctlmouioua, and With
out amy can't He IL a smailisb mar
In stature, being triao Ices than I've
feet sgvcn IN hsdghf, and soiuo day NJ
win be stout No u of tho saok Goa,
siEe and build and temperament - a.
Roosovelt is-but hBsling himself q
public man. he dresses tie part In
what We Of che west call a Prince Al
bert coat, a garnsnt which seana "a
give citizens eonddonoo In their public
officials And this leads ones In 20 the
corr Of tho man = Characterization
II tho word "foSy" could BE- kniehted
into polite fiction, it might be applied
10 Joseph W. Polk, For, though In.
tngae Is foreign 10 his nature and
though ho never walks on his Toe.
and has no stomach for shams arsl
pretensee, every step he takes 4 taken
with 6Fectloni every word he aays
Is weighld earofully-tAough hardly
painfully as a STUPID mans words are
doled out 70 cover his ignorance; ana
every act, public or private. which
may have the leas, significance mop
those who witness II Is measured Inv
some wise rule. Hence the Prince
Albert coat hence his abstinence,
hence his uniVfhed front; hence the
eonveHtionahty Of hls daily walk Nor
IS llls veneer. Ia comes FROM his heart
Fearing the effect on young men who
m'gha see him smoking. Folk has
gwen up has cigar and pipe He Is
as modest as a giH, and Yet he il
worldly wise enough 10 know the force
OF The examples q public man. apd
no willingly saoEihees his eomfort
mat ne may not violate his trivial on
i'sauon 70 the people. His lan.uase
- @s clean as . woman 3, ana il eomss
IRON a carefully weedad heart. Ada -
.i'e picture OF froek coated. smooth
faced clear eyed, shy manDer,a ..Is
'epFeeating Young man, black soSt
A"t aud boyish au9le playing elua.
Feiy over a oountenaDee regular ana
oval and il needs bIt few touebsa ~
make il live ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
H'sThat Ma.
s Yosr
It Wants

,,,s. '' some Of your cigar money
deserves il. ''' A'''
y l'd to get along with. some
49, ''ene'ent as that old ono
n ..,.', \ .'s you'd hire every stitch
y and sec our plan for selling
~, 'ns'alimonts. It will be
NJ - ~ and you win feel like a
II you We sent up the ma
l.. -, ssle0Eated White Rotary,
'l'A a beautiful golden oak
i an ornament to sny
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

Eugene Guard: The Oregon gfane
lodge A. o. U. W. is in court on '4'
count of refusal to pay the $1,000 ben
,st 70 the widow Of a saloon keepa
The decreased went into the saloon Dus
mess after joining the lodge and 'ns
loa0a. continued accepting hif dues an0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

- Is VsFy reasonable 70 suppose il ths
touhdation Of structure Was remov !
thai the building itself is bound -
come down This simple principle can
% applied 70 disease Take medieips
INTO the system that win remove ths
cause OF the sickness, and illness win
leave OF itself. Dyspepsia, indipestion
slek headache and biliousness bsvs
,As'i ioandation in stomach disorders.
nsnovs this weakness and the other
g"P'ons are no more There IA one
cure TOT this that all druggists ssll
TOT zoe per boxi II is DIR. Gunp,s r.
p proved Liver Pills They get rich, !,
,hs ovs'nning OF the disease and MAKE
.ns cure ey taking away the cause.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

Begin 10 go ready 10 swear on load
ing htte jobs on onto other people
that YOU can do just as well yourself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
|abs CLASH OVER
NAIL CONTRACTS
- VA Imminent Between Union
PAsiae and Santa Fo.

Aiir DE- 90 Efforts 60 settle
a,y ils laerrnses between the
- % AL ihe Union Pacific roads
10 tsteoWiHeBtal mail con,
,slTs bsn abar oned, aud a speed
; lHminsli Tho santa 20 has
~ % change .is fast schedule and
tiloa Pacific, in conection with
ha'lsroh AMI tho san Pedro
IA ben compelled 20 take steps
- ils time of ihe santa Re. To
'u' iAs santa fe from securing
-a'sy lle mails which tho gov.
sN ns already turned over to
~ 'ouie lh' Union Pacific, In
'a't WITH the Burlington, will
9 'si down ihe time from Chiea.
la Angslss from twelve 70 four,
l,sn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
INITIATE
NEW TAX
LAW
Radical Changes Proposed IN
Methods of TsxatiOn--Pe-
titIOnS Being Prepared

The farmers and shippers con
ercsses that are being held in variou
parts Of western Oregon consti
tute a strong factor in the development
Of tho state. They are well attend
cd and arouse much enthusiasmj ye'
they ahould be better attended ant
arouse more enthusiasm.
II would be absurd TO claim that The
activity being displayed by the rail
roads Of tho valley is due to these CON
crosses; vet tho claim would not b
wholly without foundation. II the
whole body Of producers and shippers
would take mp the work. the results
would be correspondingly great.
At tho Farmers and Shippers con-
gress held at McMiunville on Novcm
Der II, a committee was appointed TO
draft a bin for now tax law, and
present the samo before the people for
adoption BY initiative. The commit.
tee made their report 20 the congress
that met AZ woodburn Deesmber IS.
According 10 the new law which has
been drafted and is now being print
ed for distribution, Tho Al county poll
taz viii be transferred 70 tho road
fund and collected as the road poll tax
IL now collected
Tho penalty on delinquent taxes will
bo reduced from 10 20 per cent and
tho rate Of interest from i2 70 10 per
cent. The 3 cent rebate on taxes ls
70 bo abolished
Tho amount Of tax paid by each
county will be based on current ox.
pcnscs.
Tho aspcsumcnt roll shall be pub.
hshed before being acted upon by the
county board of equalization.
IaHos on gross premiums Of iusur.
anoo companies have been raiscd from
2 10 D per cent.
A ] per cent tar win DO levied ON
tho gross earnings Of express, telegraph
and telephone companies.
Tho state shan be represented Al
tho appraiscmcDt Of all ESTATES over
10000
licirs win pay per cent Of tho
amount inherited, Heirs Of tho SOC.
ona dogrce " eonsanguinity pay Q per
cent. and all others 3 per cent, and FOR
sums oyv $4,000 ana mp 10 100000
a graduate up 10 10 per cent win BE-
leviosA
Tho governor, secretary Of state and
state iroasurcr viii DO created a stat.
executive counsel for determinine AN
railroad values, based on reports Of
earnings and ah other information val.
liable.
Sleeping ears, dining earu Oh ana
'Ank ears not owned by railroads win |
also DO taHed.
Ihe eih, Il Is estimated, win produe. |
an increase from insurance tar of Aao
900 railroad assoasment t4OOOo g.,
$4,000 inheritance tax slOo. 600 m,h.
heiiy tax rolls $4,000, egoss earusne.
OF telegraph, eSpress and telenbos.
companies $4,000. Total inerease
s2SO,OOO. '''e'
Ihe COMMITTEES suggests the ereatio,
- - a 'aH revision League to eireulo,.
'he petitions for the enactment of ,bs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Joseph X. Folk has no stomach for
shams.

shams.
Rightly 20 understand the ahings
Folk has done since he became a eandi-
date for governor OF Missouri, it is
necessary 70 know the man AS cir
cuit attorney Of st, Louis he Was a
local figure, and in a measure he was
v hat his enemies called him-a spec
ialist; but since his rise from that Of
Zee as a candidate and as a guber.
natorial officer, he has become q ma
tional figure, and the things be has
done Justify a elO0e scrutiny Of the
man. The foundation Of the eharac-
ter Of Joseph W. Folk, governor Of
Missouri at the age Of thirty-six and
one Of the half dozen real leaders OF
civic honesty in Ameriea, is religious
morality. This is unusual today.
Many contemporary statesmen and
mOraists are pagans. They have a
philosophy Of life deep and broad and
eOsmOpolitan--whieh Folk has not
and they are Christians only because
they have a sort Of protective mimiery
Of creed, that merges them into their
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

n the head of the family can stand
Santa Claus no ono eise should kick
His blls we all like % pay-mueh bet'
ter than easter bonnets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Sure Cure for Pna.

itching piles pTOdues moisture and
cause itching this form, as well =,
Blind Bleeding or PrOtruding Piies arr
cured BY DR.. Bo-san--kO's Pile Rsmaa,
stops itching and bleeding. Absorb,
.u@or': ooe jar at druggists, or sept
oy mall Treatise free. Writ -.
about your ease DR.. BcsapLo p,n 40
delphia, Pa. N'iA'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

death assessments from ham a. before
notwithsiahding tho laws Of tho ordcT
fgohbiiihg mombcrship 10 porsona on,
gagged In tho liquor business. n hs
lodge, with full knowledge Of his
change In business, allowed him 90 TO
tain mcnbCsship and accepted his morey
tho order should pay.
Tho Polk County Observer objects 10
tho salem Journal using black letters
IN See editorials, declaring that tho col.
opel uscs plenty OF force without them.
A good compliment 10 the editor and a
good suggestion, for AN editorial ought
% spsak Tor itself A woman's leo
ter used % b. half undersoored, but
that age is past and every senaenee
spaks for itsolf.-Albany Demoorat.
The Journal likes 20 consult the peo-
plo in everything that ID does. Il
would like 20 hear from its readers on
tbs subject before abandoning the usa
Of black Letters in its editorials The
Capitol Journal has adopted theao black
letters % make the truth stand out
little palmer, AMI 10 impress a little
more foroibly upon tho pubhe what Il
Is driving al. II YOU have a message
10 give 70 tho world why not give il
with an the force and energy that YOU
can put into il, and as expression Of
the truth is what We are an driving al,
can tho truth be expressed too strong
lyi Can We he too plain aud too em-
phatic- In saying what we wish 10 say
for good cause, or can We make il
stand out too plain in box ear lettersi
Stil If the readers Of this paper are
us 10 cut out tho black face
type from our editorials We viii DO IT,
Our own private opinion is that il
some Of the other newspapers would
use little black type now and thsn
So that people could tell exactly what
they were driving at, their readers
would be better on. But whateyer's
right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

hang thy head in fear and
hlHs,
.'''J iAs girl that you love best J,
Naf Rocky Mountain Tea
IN % the rest
S''ss Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Smiles

wgh tho politician u is oa With
tho old love, on with the now,
Az a rule tho politician never thinks
Of gcttsng elo.o 30 tho people un,il be
wants Office.
Begin 10 81, ready 10 swear on load
ing htue jobs on onto other people
that you can do just as well yourself
II tho head of the family can stand
Santa Claus no ono else should kick.
Ills bils we all like % pay-mueh be''
ter than easter bounets,
Polk County Observer' DR.. Witty
eombe poses A. tho "faTmsgs' - can
ddate Tor governor Evidently try
ing 70 beat Brother Gear az his own
game,
Why can not an tho professors who
talk through tAeiE hats be gathered TO
eether into ono great university for
teaehing things that ara not soi-No-|
70 Observer.
II you feel that you must abuse any
thing in this world get after the edi-
Dor Of this paper. IL wOut hurt him.
But don't ueglert oF abuse your COW,
or horse or dog. They can't talk back
or tell the world how mean you are.
A magazine writer says' Curi"n-'N'
the crocodile does not seem 20 realize
the power Of his taii with has Jaws
tied ne will ie stil in a skin when be
might demolish II with a blow OF his
tail.
Our friend J. c. Hayter Of the Dallas
Observer saws: Wish the salem Jour
nal would quit using that bolo face
type in its editorials 1t spoils the ap-
pearanee of the paper and distraets at
tention from the subject under dis'us-
sion. Colonel Hofer is a vigorous writ
ar and brings out his points 80 clearly
and foreibly that no black type emPha-
sis is needed.
The American Magazine has become
from the Photographic standpoint per.
hans the best Of the magazines OF
national circulation. In the current
number there is a striking series OF
Of erocOdiles by Julian A.
Dimoek In one instance a lO-fool
crocodile has been photographed ony
four feet away, and in another the ei
feet is almost that Of some prehistoric
monster or dragon. The January num-
ber i excellent from start to finish
Eugene Guard: The Oregon grand
Iodge A. o. U. W. is in court on 'ae'
,onnt Of refusal to pay the $1,000 ben
,et to the widow Of a saloon keeper
rhe deceased went into the saloon BUS
'nass after Joining the lodge and the
Oage. continued accepting hif dues ~no
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Gas stand I.aun.

The citizens' LdeLt & Trsetion n.
is just in reeeipt Of a large assortmsnt ~
Of gas stand lamps. They are lust ths
thing foy chFistnAs presents for vonr
friends. II NOthng more appropria,s
Nothing would be more appreeistss
EEamine the assortment. l2.9o.e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

wgth the politician u is oa with
tho old love, on with tho now.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-05

and w. H. Holly; Colorado GOldfeld Gold Mining company. capital stock S1 ,000,0 ,000, incorporators c. Elkins and P. J. Becker; the Green Mountain Mining and Development company. capital stock $1 100000 incorporators R. H. Eubank, T. w. Gill and s. Bac- enetti; Wheeling Goldf1eld Mining com pany, capital stock 1000, 900, incorpo- rators R. J. Stalz, l. Schwin and G. Reutsch. The articles of the Copper Range company were amended by changing the name to Copper Range company of Mexico.
 A BEREFT FAMILY-Stewart Lo- gie, little son of Rev and Mrs. George Logic, died late Monday evening in Tucson ard IS to he buried in Flag staff on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Logic are expected here on the morning train from tie sorth and will leave tomdr- row On the Santa Fe MT. Lo-ie is known to many people here as he has been in this city often during the seveh years of residence in the territory. Un- til last tali he was pastor of the Pres byterian church Of Flagstaff anl left only that he might be in a lower alti tude for lis little son whose heart was affected bv tl,e elevation of Flagstaff. Last June he spent here supplying tile p.upit Of tie Presbyterian church. In August he passed through the city on one of the detoured trains from Cali :rrn'a tak'hg the body of hIs OTiy
 daughter for burial in Flagstaff Stew art is the only other child of the fam fly. Mir. Logic is now pastor of ihe Presbyterian church at Douglas. A few weeks ago it was discovere1 that the Conner trouble threatened the boy and his -arents immediately started for FhoeCtx but because of the going u,It hf ;he Ciila bridge they were stop ped in ucson. Word received Onlv a few days ego gave hope that the change vas restoring the child and the imrToH ement was so marked nat the tGtheI returned to Douglas leaving Mrs T.oSie and Stewart in Tucson an iii tlin ll;dge should be thoroughly tested when they were to come here for trcatn ent.