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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

miles south Of Tonopnh Already this
camp equals or exceeds IN population
and Tar exceeds In activity the palont
camp Of ronopah,
Tho prediction made n Mr. Spurh
report Of last year that new veins be-
longing 10 the productive period OF the
earlier ondoslto would probably be dlt.
covered underneath the later oyerlyinR
lovns has been fulfilled during tho
past year by the discovery of several
such veins Large bodies Of fhyolitr
dacilo huyo also been encountered
which frequently contain quartz velnr
ON account of the resemblance Of these
Nolns 10 those In the earlier nndcslle
veins they have been the object Of "A
good deal Of exploration ana develop.
menl work whose average results have
been decidedly Improbable,
The developments OF tho past year,
however have added to our knoNl-
edge ~ The underground geology Of the
region ana Increased our basis for fus
turo estimates The actually productive
area HAS been slightly hui not greatly
enlarged. The complicated faul,inR,
char0 ctcrlsllc Of tho district, has en-.
tailed more or less serious hlndranN
TO mining operations The chief oXplors
niory work has been done IN areas ".
lng cast ana west az the productive ~.
Rlon, but the results cannot be calico
hlghly gratifying. Work from which q,
larger measure " success COuld pors
hnps have reasonably been expected
has been carried on In tho area west
of the productive region, IN this area,
the Tonopnh Extension has been suls
ctsHfu while the other workings have
developed nothing Of importance, The
exploratory shafts sunk during the last
year IN the region around the produc.
tive area Indicate that the earlier andc-
site. WI III It's productive veins II indoen
II can be found IN any large amount
In these regions, lies undor an average
great thickness Of the subsequent hal.
rem formations
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as, Campbell,
Stock Broker, 2l6 u, w. Walker Block
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY


4 government report that IL likoly
60 appeal to the Investing public w \
pnpor entitled Development M Tono-
pnh New, durlug 1904, b" which Mr. j, 10
Spurr Of the United states geological
survey has written for the annual bull
lotW mo. 2GOl entitled contributions
10 Economic Geology 1904
"rho general conditions Tor mining
and profitable production Of orcs' says
Mr.. Npurr ARE decidedly better ihhu
they were "A year ugO,'
The gronloW advance has been IN tho
building of n Wllund IN Tunupfh, cuIs
Meeting with the Carson ana colorado
Ilailrond nt Rhodes, near Soduylllo,
ThlH has lcssonod the cost Of lrlnHpor'
,ntlon, 40 that supplies have bocomo
cheaper and ores can Do proOlnhly mar.
ketod switch are NJ lower grade thnn
what was regarded as shipping ore
during the period when "a 60.milo huul
IN wagons was necessary The roads
are inadequate, however for the needs
of the district
The supply of water Tor the town
seems To be- somewhat moro abundant
than last Year. though there w yilll
much to bo desired Part uf the Hnp,
Ny etill comes from the wells Of the
cryfUl water company -FOUR miles
north ~ the town, while another portion
Is derived from the lioeouo Hhnfl which
IL practically within the town itself
Intll recently thtro have been only
three principal producing mines IN tle
Tonopnh district. although u numbes
OF others have shipped small quaint.
tlog Of ore, These producers have boon
Inc consolidated MiapNh nnd Valley
Vlow mlnos CfOnppnh Mining cons
pany) Tho Montana Tonopnh near by,
aud the Belmont company, whose prop.
critics arc operated drought the Desert
Queen ehafi Recently. however. ans
other mino,-.lhe TonopNh Extension
which ranks IN importance with those
above mentioned, has boon dlscoVcroi
and developed, ana from this new mine
shipments or considerable amounts Oh
ore have already been made,
Tho success OF TonopNh brought ia
the region nm army of proapcotorA who
have been searching tho desert Tor othet
ore deposits, The most notable roanl,
Of this prospecting Nv aoon IN the new
camp Of uoldnold, which Hes about ~
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MARKET OPENED
WITH PRICES WEAK
Csrisa and New York Bonanza
Displayed a Disposition to
Soften,
DALYS WERE NOT IN DEMAND.
Wabash offered at $3.50 conld Find
No Takcf"-closlne Quotations
And Sales

Tho mining stock market opened to-
day with n tendency to soften ana,
when the forenoon calls ended,
several OF the stocks active during last
week had scaled down the line several
notchos, CorIsa was HE first to euffcr
and II dropped "a cents during the call,
DAILY held about oven and came ont
NJ S,ib, while May Day came out AT
aS cents Daly.Wosl ana DalysJudgo
failed 10 attract. and New York Boz
nansa seemed TO strike an uncertain
tone, and was inclined iobogganw0rd,
a bid OF 10 cents for Star consolidated
brought II out without the slightest
diMcully while lngot of Morcur found
Wilde takers az conie, Victor Cons
holidated sillfonod slightly but Uncle
Sam Consolidated was attacked with
u spell Of weakness wabash offered
NJ slsp was not wanted nt the price,
For Hock Tunnel 8 cents was bid, AMI
one broker had II to sell NJ 0A cents
Tho closing quotations ana sales were
ms follows
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Tho markets are well filed with good
things today, and prices as general
thing remain unchanged, with the OK.
coptlon that strawberries and butter
are becoming cheaper There IN an
Increasing demand for bananas, and
the quality Of this fruit IL improving,
oranges have been arriving IN plenty,
but the navel variety from California
N being followed by Mediterranean
sweets az the California article becomes
ecarcer. California cabbage In being
received IN nne ron litlon, with new
potatoes, Dry onions nro becoming
scarce, and arc selling at ~ per cwt
There are no more oysters, the first
month without mn II was usherod IN
this morning, ana II WIN bc september
before the regular season begins again,
The prices obtaining today IN the local
markets are NJ follows
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CONCEN 'rR ArES,

simon Bombcrgcr " still soJournIng
I'm Los Angeles.
About 900 Minors are said to be ems
ployed IN the mines OF Altn
Joseph bush, q pioneer Of the lllko,
New, district II I'm the city
Herman Green Of the Bingram Con-
soldntcd IN IN Bingham today
The May Day Mining company has
Ave ears ~ ore nj tho samplers today
ore nssaylng 5000 to- the ton has been
encountered IN the Alln'Qulncy mine
at Alta,
Another car ~ ore Nv reported en-.
route from the Utah mine NJ Fish
springs
Broker H. N, West was IN Tlntin
yesterday and made on inspection Of
the May Day mine,
Ben lillo and Herman Horne woro
visitors ~ the New York Bonanza mine
at Park rlly yesterday
President Samuel Mcintyre OF tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

Mammoth Mining company N expected
In from HIS Nevada ranch today
The r, & 10, samplers reported the arr
rival Of ~ cars from Tlntlc ana the
Same number from Nevada today
Manager John pcrn ~ the Uncle sam
Consolidated and Lower Mammoth
mines VIII 60 TO Tlntlc this evening
Tho Pioneer sampler reported two
ears Of ore from Alta, two nom SING
ham, ono from Nevada ana two Nom
Tinlic today,
Caller IRA u, Jones Of the Hall Lake
stock \ Mining Exchange, has returned
from trip 10 Los Angeles, very muoh
improved IN health
T.. Y, Peer of this city If doyoloping
The old Illinois group OF claims at III no.
Nevada. Some eastern parties are IN
t,reeled win him IN the propositions
\ now mining exchange has been or.
ghnlzcd IN los Angeles and the name Il
d. Donnan lloavlr, formerly OF this cliy
appears among the list Of charter meme
bers,
Manager l., A, Copeland Of the ray
lor d lilunton Nnmplng company OK.
poets 10 participate IN the Nomnofoldl
club excursion TO Los Angeles next
saturday
william n Alexander expects 10 In
spect the Frisco Contact ut Frisco dur
Ing he week no viii leave for the
south tomorrow night and expects TO
10 east next week
The ore shipments from Park CITY
last week amounted 10 u total OF $40.
200 pounds The Silver King sent out
IDiR220 pounds DAILY. West, 100000
pounds Ontario, $4,000 pounds
The orc and bullion settlements rec
ported late Saturday afternoon were
~ follows, Crude ore and concentrates,
$4,000 base bullion, $4,000 gold bun
lion $4,000, Total settlements for the
month aggregated s?,l0s5OO,
News WIS sent on, today by the man.
agomont of the -Tonopah com.
pan ythnt they have again encountered
the famous south ledge IN their ground
and that II In ag rich M ever This
ledge paid more than hundred
thousand dollars IN dividends before
II was lost year or 80 ago, Active
work has been going on since that
time 90 regain II, with reward for the
company az last,--Goldnoid Sun,
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PRODUCE,
NlllCAClO.

Chicago, May L-Covorlng by locnl
shorts apd smaller .worlda shipments
than anticipated created II ilfm (Ono IN
wheat today pollycrloe on May. contracts
were liberal, NJ d2b,0OO bushels July opon.
ed unchanged 90 u Ia :, higher. at ~ u
sitqssA gOd sold ~ to Nqs. MAJ. opened
unchanged 10 a lower NJ NJ a. ni, ami
sold 10 to $50 Minneapolis, buluth and
Chicago reported receipts oi aS3 cars
against lb2 cars n year ago,
Buying by several prominent commits.
sion. houses caused Qrmngss IN the corn
market Notwithstanding lower prices at
hlghcf al i6M 10 ~ ana adyancoG TO "
dl6h July oats opened unchanged 10 Y
lower AZ gsN TO 2sn and sold up 10 gsA,
Fear that the tenmetprs' Hill he might
sprcad 10 the mockyards district had y
depressing effect on The provision mar
ket JUS, pork was unchanged az i2b' /
Ribs were ~ shade higher NJ il5
CNah Whent-No 2 red, olMNi No, .,
red, NfDO, No 3, hard, Nny0 No 3, hard,
ufis0 No /. northern, 02nn3i No ,, north
orn, 3noi No, q sprlng, sam
Corn No 2, isaasB, No 4, a0Mni1
cals~No, ,, ge'uSOi No, g. .o.N@M'
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NEW YORK BONANZA
Park city Paper Confirms Reports sen,
Out About Conditions There,

A Park city Record reporter visited
the New York Bonanza again Wodnos.
day evening ana was courtcously TAX.
en through the property by Manager
Mo0lll ana supt Morgan. Every drift,
slopo and cr0hscut at the mine was
gone through ana examined and we
now feel fully justified In saying that
No condition OF the Bonanza confirms
no mos, nattcrlng reports that have
been sent out regarding H. Especially
on the S00.foot level IL the outlook en-.
couraglng and he work Of the next 30
days, II Indications are true win open
up one OF the biggest ana richest prop.
critics IN the camp, In tho east and
west drlfls from the 500, ana especially
the latter bodies ~ high grade ores
nave been uncovered, and what In tax,
en- ~ u most favorable indication by
me management IL the fact that these
Hlrlkos' are IN place, az they have not
Deen IN the upper workings. II may
irulhfully be said that there ls ore ev.
erywhero on the 500, and while the main
body has not yet been encountered, II
" reasonably supposed by those In
chhrRe ana all who have examined the
property that the smaller bodies 80 far
uncovered VIII eventually lead TO the
desired quantltlee This ~ why the
next 30 days work viii be go important
ana on the 500 level there are both
chloride and sulphido ores. At tho 6,O
level high grade ore Is being taken out
right along and on the 600 little pros.
pecllng IN being done, small streaks Of
ore have been gopherod ON Tor consider.
able distances, and rich product taken
out About ij tons of II have been
shipped this week, returns from which
VIII he known In the near future, II
thoro ever was promising lOOlIn
proposition IN the Park II N the New
York ana II u biz mine " not opened
up there II II hard to imagine whore
one 10 be found IN the entire camp,
Manager e. l.. Rood " the ontario
returned 10 the city yesterday after
having spent several days looking NJ.
ter affairs at ontario drain tunnel Mr.,
Rood stated that when ne loft the tun.
mol yesterday there were II 3slnch pipes
the rUVo ana that "A largo volume Of
Wolor was flowing through them, Tho
first one was sent through last sunday
ana tho work Of putting them IN Ia RtIll
going on II la not known Just how
many pipes win he necessary 10 draw
the water of, but the required mum,
her win be placed, Mr. Rood stated
that he dld not know Just what Tho
noXt move would he ns conditions arc
~ chnngcohlc that II Is impossible To
soc and plan work ahead any length Of
time \ ccmont hulkhold has been
built across the cntlr face NJ the DRIFT
40 That Oll work is being carried ON In
absolute safety 10 workmpn. There IN
nothing TO glvo out concerning future
work AZ AN dopouds entirely upon cir.
pumNtuUCVg
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Records Show That Transfers OF
Laud Have Been Made to
Lafayette IlanchctL
MAY Be FOR THE BOSTON CON.
MIN ana Sm,llcr site Samuel New.
house Not Ready TO Confirm This
Railroad Men Busy,


Loh, Utah, May l--1horc are very
good reasons 10 believe that Titan
county In TO be the homo OF u great
smelling Industry, and that Pelican
Point. about 10 miles from this town
win be the location, II win be recalled
that few months ago some unknown
parties took options on all the land IN
that section and did not attract much
attention at the timei but, during the
past few days agents have been busy
ana u number " parcels of lnnd have
been decided 10 Lafayette iIanohoti,
manager Of the Newh0nsc mining IN
torosls IN this state THIS has led 10
the belief that Mr. Ncwhonso IN inter-
eslod IN these purchases and that the
land and water rights are being OBJ
tanned for the usn OF the Boston Con.
solldatod company, Some others COM
tend that the site ls being obtained for
other purposes; possibly for the locns
ton Of smcltors ana mills IN which the
iron ores Of Iron county VIII ma
treatment rut the latter purpose
seems the most unlikely
There IN no more desirable site IN
Utah county than the one mentioned
IN The foregoing, The land IL placll:
r r"mSn ors WA fov horda ~ cattle
there and the price they are get ting for
,'n,Ih w" w. man, , nn,vo,n his slio md
mnn' i"p,,hb onun,v forn,s ,nd orchards, IA
,ho MN 'Io auo", distsNre az IA mica
AVA ~ wv" ,ho W." w., aro tho MACK mia so
,hn", W. ro w" da,na~o cnniI no donc bv the
lSgup AZ ap,gltar pmukp ar flmop, III
,s,',s ,orn MINI a, poi,c,n Paint
w W, W. ov,,s p" n, ,ho man ono rap 500
o npunHh ma, No pe,lc,n paint Mic
d INa'nd tn c,n,rni nar, ~ Tho
,,,tnpn o".liv accessihle Other
srom nir oJ, rngo,,a M~rc,,r' Amer.
'un" IKE MA o,hor rnpning ccn,nrs
S,nr. ANA Ia onsllv r,,n ove, n nni
op,,,.,, p' ,,J. cow,,v oI,hor mon, ,he
iS"m" 20" W., 49, q mil,
w., w. ,W'aoys dia,n,ce ~ AZ n,noa 10
ME- ''"'' ''''""N' w ~ ''"N'
w, IVY" mona h,,o,,., has olso ham
""uum "' p,, IN nrosnncn n, n nar,v of
r rai,,nad "o,S lois ~ IohI during he Sas,
, "u''u "'a, 'a n'ho hayn hnon n,oLing
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Michigan Mil Nm llere.

Thomas Cummings, for n quarter Of
a century connected with the mills NJ
the Oaooola and Tamarack mines at
llubhell Michigan, w IN the city nc.
compOnlod by his wife, ana are the
guests Of Mrs, phl condor Mrs cum.
mluga hoing sister Of the late Mr.
condor Mr. Cummings IL now super.
lnlendout ~ the mills operated by the
companies, with whom he has been ns'
ISOLATED 40 long, lie ls on his way
homo from n trip 20 California, whore
he hnN nronorlN lnleroAlA.
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UTAH AND EASTERN,
Manager n0ollllle Returns ana Reports
satisfactory COndll ions,

Manager g. H. poolttlc Of tho rloh
q Eastern copper company properties
IN Washington county returned to the
city from tho south this morning Ito
reported conditions nj both the mine
MI are holng brought lo the surface
through H. The Wmoltor went into
commission again about two Wo,ks ago,
The roads between the NNn Pedro
tracks and tho mine have dried mp aud
alo IN good shape Tor the movement "
Ipluht
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The Maylower Property,

special correspondence,
Lohh May 1.-The Moynowor minc IN
West Canyon west VI here, which "
mostly owned by l.chl people n show.
lng eomo promising values Through
energetic development, n vein " lead
aud copper orc has been opened.
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REGULAR CALL SALES,

REGULAR CALL SALES
carlsa, LOCO ut iO% 500 at 1874, 800
nj 10, 5000 nj 1919
DAILY, 100 nj go.
May nay 500 nj %,
Star Con, 1900 at 10,
lngot 500 at ?.
New York, 200 at SSlai 700 At S.
Victor con, Boo a, ih bo0 at "a,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Carsa 800 M lSls
ldtllo chief 1000 nj 3N,
Uncle sam 300 at 3,A 300 al 3ih,
REHABILITATION,
shares Value,
Regular call u,,u,u,unl8oO GilG62
Opon board u,,,u,,u,,u28OO t3llh
Forenoon totals ,,,,uSGUO tgSiS31
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WOOL.
nv Inllla

~, Louis MAY l-aWool, steady. Ter.
rllury ana Western medium, .et.6 nne
medium, l0U2l lnc l7nlO,
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MUSIC TEACHERS.
All who dosiro 10 consult tho list Of
tho representative professors and
music teachers Of Salt Lako should
read tho Musicians Dirco Glory"
IN tho Saturday News"
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Refined Dull. crushed, GSi powdered,
4, 2bi grqnulated, y, u
Coffee steady, No. 7 RIO ~,
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NEW yOwv pvODUrr,

Now York May I,--sngar, raw nominal
Fair ronnlng, II Centrifugal, % test, ~,
molnhAca sugar, SA
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MISCELLANEOUS,
BOSTON MARKET.

CLOSING quotations today M 10,
ported by tho Brokerage a Finance
Goa successors 10 Hudson Soma Co.,
hlnkoIN. Mornl
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! w TTT NV
OMAHA,

South Omaha, May L-Cattlc-Rocolpls,
5000, market steady Native steers, i.Nu
9,sli COW. and helfeIs, s'%g6,lo western
Srss and feeders, SiSqSS va ,9G,, ,,91,Nor, 'OOy
Hogs, Receipts $500, market Nloady,
llonVy, blOnh,l5, mly0d bl0u5 l2H 1
lights, .b,oiqbylhi pigs, 100000, bulk Of
sales, D l0n6 lgB
Sheep Receipts, 1900, market rlOw o.
NJ cents lower Western yoallngB 6,Iiu
go, wcthore b,0DH5.t0, ewop, Oq0 ~ i
lambs, u, OOUf 20,
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q. u, 4 ], II, WhItocar, Pattern max.
ore, Gears Sprockels, sheovcs, MN and
smoltor work speciality, Estimates
ohoorfully given az Reed ~, Tel.
1904 H.
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LIVERPOOL. CIR AIN,

Liverpool, May l,-Cloeo-. wheat, May,
w, Dad, July w. esd Sept, ", ild,
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I{ANsAs cry,

Kansas CITY, May .-caltlc~Rooolpis,
1905 market steady Native steers d,2M
G@i native COWS and lcilors, .aSu5dQi
Notkora and foedcrs, 80OuiDI bulls 40
sloors, igbdG,OO western led cows, $3.50
5,g5.
Hogs Receipts 1000 market glrong.
Bulk of sales hl0n6 i0 heavy, B lbu5, ~,
packers, bloubg24, pigs and llghts, iSU
5N
ahoop- Receipts 400, market steady.
Muiloha, I 2Mb,iS lambs, hOd7 Oo range
welhors S0ti5 Oi led owes, 4, 9jN5,gt,
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REMOVED.

Tho oilico Of the Pioneer Orc eanpl.
ms Co, In moved 10 VA Dooly Block,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-24

A continue ci6n tranScribimos ia cir
cular que nos envian los Sres. Herrero
Hermanos, S. en- c. de San juan:
Participants q Ud.' que con esta fe-
cha de m1tuo acuerdo ha cesado en-
sus negocios IL mercantil que giraba
en- esta plaza bajo la razon soci Il de
"Herrero y Santana habiendo for
mado con la misma casa y ante el no.
tario Don Damian Monserrat, una nue.
va sociedad en- comandita que Sc de :
nominara "Herrero Hermanos S en-
C" tomando q su cargo la liquidation
de aquella y para dedicarse, aunqne
EN- mayor escala, q los misros nego-
clos de la extinguida, siendo socios
gestores D. Jose Herrero Gallardo, D.
Manuel Herrero Gallardo y D Gabriel
Arce Martinez; y manditarios .. An
tonic Herrero Gallardo que hasta aqui
10 ha sido, y fundador que fue de la
casa de A. Ortega y Co., residente en-
Nerja, Malaga. Espafla, y D. Manuel
Martinez Gonzalez, fundador tambien
de Martinez y Co. de Mayagiiez. y Co
manditario de la nisma y de los Sres.
Freiria y Co de esta pl1za, que reside
en- La Guardia Galicia, Espaf1a
Rogandole Sc sirva tomar nota de
las 6fmas respectivas. quedamos de
I'd. con la mayor consideration sus
altos S. S
HERRERO HERMANOS. S. en- Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-24
contra nosotros Dor

establecido contra nosotros por
la prensa de la metropoli. ESQ
10 conseguimos facilmente. Ell
medic que tenemos es expedite
y eicaz. Cuando 4 los munici-
pios aiemanes franceses, brita-
nicos y a todas las corporaciones
municipales liegue el proceso
de nuestras desvepturas, y lie
que por nuestra iniciativa y
nuestros recursos, ell torpe~ bio
,queo en- que pretende ahogar
nuestras queias la prensa anne
ricana, habra sido ell 1ltimo
arresto fracasado del imperialis-
mo soberbio.
Ell pueblo puertorriqueno Sc
dispone a dejar Or su voz; est&
resuelto, y quiere hablar sin
SOrdina.
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Dr.. /cs5 RegAteyo F6li~.
De Vega alta

Nos eScribe nuestro Corr esponsal:
Sc ha hecho cargo del mando de
este Sub-pnesto de policfa, ell ca bo
S nor Juan Roig.
-HA sido trasladado 4 prestar ser
vicio en- ell pueblo de Bayam6n. ell ac.
two guardia sef1or A fonso Molina.
Ell referido senior Molina, venia des
empefando la plaza de cabo interina
mente todo el vecindario ha sentido
su partida.
-El aprecia Bile Official de este Dis
trito doctor Jose M. Santiago. ha
llevado a efecto en- cstos dias, la cura.
cion de bastantes personas y hccho
operaciones con muy buen resaltado.
La poblaci6n esta muy contenta por
tener en- su seno tan dstinguido fa
cultativo. Los cerdos y reses que Sc
benefcian son reconocidos convenien
temente por el facultativo todos han
resultado buenos para el consume.
En- la sub Colecturia de esta mu-
nicipalidad SO hA dads principle al
cobro del reparto del emo fiscal de
1905 q 1906 en- curse.
-El Juzgado de Paz en- juicios que
ha celebrado condeu6 varlos indi
viduos que han ingresado en- el dcp6.
sito.
Sc han llevado q efecto varios re
mates de servicios consigpados en- e
presupuesto del afio fiscal en- curse.
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Capta del Dr.. ReSuero Pelia
SODRE LA
lllHlaDk EPI0EMlA EN- CAGUAS
Caguas, Julio az de 1908. =
Sr. Snperintendente dc Sanidad.

Sr. Snperlntendente dc Sandal.
San Juan
Sr.: Rati6co mi telegrAma de esta
fecha, contestande al que SO sirvi6 v.
di-igirme para sa Der 81 existia alguna
alguna epidemia en- esta localidad.
Como expresaba en- mi tefesrama, no
ha existldo aqui epidemia algupa y
solo ha habido algunss casos de Gebre
gastrics, que por haber ocurrido en-
individuos Alcoholics, han afectado
una forma cerebral de terDin aci6n
desgraciada; este en- los dos casos
mas graves, los demas sc han dado
de alta Sc hallan en- convalecencia
No me cole de sorpresa que hayan
informado err6ne amente ese centro,
pues en- la misma ciudad ha circulado
Ia noticia de que Sc trata ba de "v6-
mito negro, y, otres asegnrab ban Str
la "Gebie amarilla" y no ell "vomito"
Conosco mi deber acerca de este pun
to me hubiera aprcSur ado comu,
nicar 4 v. las novedades que hubie>
Sen ocuErido de caracter alarmante.
Muy atentamente,
Dr.. ./cs5 Regzteyo Felja5"