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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-28
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Tomamos de public Opinion:
Cuba no Sc ha estado comportando
del todo bien por los liltimos meses.
Hay senales de que el dominic, suave
|y firme q la vez. que este gobierno
conserva sobre la isla. es or1gen de
creciente irritacion: Por 10 pronto,
como Richad Harding Davis nota en-
"Scribner's" de este Agosto entire los
cubanos existe propension a empeque-
fiecer la parte que los Estados Unidos
|representaron en- la emancipation de
Cuba. Visitando la Iona de San Juan
(Santiago), fui informado por los hijos
del pals que con haberse abstenido los
americanos de intervenir unas sema
mas mas, los cubanos habr1an compile
tado la obra de expulsar a los espa-
floles.
Ingratitud natural que podemos pa
sar por alto; sentimiento scaso algo
analogo 4 nuestra ligereza con respec
to al gran papel que Francia desem
peflo en- la guerra por la independen
cia americana. Pero los cubanos han
hecho algo mas grave en- sus recientes
amenazas de infringir la enmienda
Platt. La CAmara votando dedicar
81 900 900, de la existepcia de I3 mi
llones que hay en- Tesoreria, para las
"reclamaciones del ejercito. y ell res
to $4,000 900 para obras p1blicas, E
incurrir en- deudas adicionales por CO.
sa de $50. 900 ha hecho nacer gra-
YES dudas sobre la capacidad del pue
bio cubano' para. goberparse con pru
dencia.- Cuidado, cubanos. La en-
mienda Plat es atm parte de vuestra
Constitution. Antes de seguir Santo
Domingo en- sus desvarios, acordaos
de que llos Estados Unidos contintan
Siendo vueStro tutor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-28
Retirados de Ia .pOlitica

En- virtud de desavenencias con Ell
Jefe del partido republicano Sc han
retirado de toda accion pol{tica los
prestigiosos seftores de Gales don
Juan Monies, propietario de brillsnte
posici6n, don Gre gorio Duran. Alcalde
que fue de aquella municipalidad. don
Tomas Agrait Delgado. Secretario
Contador de Ia misma y diez y nueve
|seflores mas, los que ejercen
gran in f1uencia en- los barrios de From
ton Centro. Front6n -altura, Front6n
Yumes. Cordillera akajo, Cordillera
a1riba, Hato vieJo Poniente, Hato vie.
josSaliente y Cialitos. que representa-
mas de mil electores.
Ell senor Agrait ocupaba la presi
dencia local de la referida agrupacion
polftica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-28
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto-Rico
al demandado Ramon Pastor Dfaz

Ell Pueblo de Puerto-Rico
al demandado Ramon Pastor Dfsz
y Moiinaris.
Por ell preSente edicto que Sc pu-
blicara en- Ell periodico Ell BoLETIN
MERCANTIL DE PUERTO Rico una vez
por semana durante seis semanas por
residir fuera de la Isla de Puerto Rico
el demandsdo 6 ignorarse su parade
ro Sc notihca q usted que Sc ha pre-
sentado en- la ohcina del Secretario de
la Corte de Distrito de Guayama, Dis
trlto Judicial de Su nombre la deman-
da de la actora .antes citada en- la cual
suplica a la Corte que dicte oportuna-
mente Sentencia defnitiva condenan-
do al demandado Don Ramon Pastor
Dfaz y Molinaris y 81 este no ttviere
bienes a su legftuna madre Dofa Ru-
6na Molinaris de Cividanis reinte-
grar a la demandante la suma de mil
seiscientos dollars que esta ha suplido
desde ell 20 de Mario de 1902 hasta el
dla de hoy para alimentos. vestido,
calzado y educacion de su citado
hijo y a seguirle pasando dicho nj
no con ell mlsmO fin la cant idad de
cuarenta dollars mensualmente en- tan
to que el Sc pueda con su trabajo per-
sonal adquirir medios de vida con las
costas al demandado.
Y Sc noti6ca usted que de no COM
parecer contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los cuarenta d1as contar
desde la primera publicacio ion de este
edicto la demandante podra solicitar
y solicitara de la Corte I'm fallo de
conformidad con Ia s1plica de la de-
.nanda,
Herminio Diaz y c. Dominguez
Abogados de la demandante.
Extendido bajo mi firma y sello of
cial de la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Guayama hoy 28 de Julio
de 19o5.-Francisco Morales, Secre-
tario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-28
La C0mpsilfs essosrerai
Central Nachets" =
Demandsnts.
CONTRA
Carlos A0razzani y GorazSani,
DemandRdo.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico. :.

A Carlos Morazzani y Morazzani
Por ell presente edicto que Sc publ
cara en- ell periodico el BoLETIN MER
CANTIL que Sc publica en- la ciudad de
San Juan. por ell termino de un mes y
una vez por semana, por estar ausente
& ignorarse el paradero del demanda-
do antes mencionado. Por la presen-
e Sc notifica a usted, que Sc ha pre-
,cntado en- ia ofcina del Secretario de
la Corte Municipal del Distrito Judi
cial Municipal de Guav avama, P. Z. la
demanda del acto autes c:tado cuya
s1plica es como sigue: Suplica res
petuosamente la Co1te, Sc Slrva die
tar una sen1epcia favor de la Socie-
dad demandante declarando resc'ndido
ell &C ntrato de 2S de Mario ue 1905
celebrado entire la Comr4 nj azucarera
Central Machete y Don Carlos Mo
razzaai y Morazzani; y oroenar a este
Iue restituya la Sociedad deman-
iante ciento noventa y cinco galones
de ron baj 10. la base dc grado treinta y
Huco Caltier, 6 en- su defecto su i'm
porte &c Sesenta y nueve dollars Sc
tenta y nueve centavos; ordenandole
asl mismo al diCho Carlos Marazzani
que pague la Compafla denandan
te la suma de doscientos noventa y
ocho dollars cuarenta y ochc centavos
con los intereses legales que hubiere
y las costas causadas en- este pleito.
Y Sc notifca usted, que de no com.
parecer a conrestar dicha demanda
lentro de los cuarenta dias contar
desde Ia fecha de la publication por
primera vez de este edicto, Ell deman-
dante podra solicitar que Sc conceda 10
10 pedido en- la demanda.1
Es abogado de la parte actora Don
Enrique Lioreda.
Extendida bajo mi firma en- Guaya-
ma P. R. hoy 7 de Agosto de 1905
Enrique Buitrago, Secretario de. ia
Corte Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-28
ID administration de hQ|iClO

Ell Alcalde de Maricao nos ha remi-
lido su informe correspondence al afio
econ6mico de 1904 a 1906 y de su con-
tenido Sc deduce que ha mejorado la
situaci6n de aquel Municipio pues del
presupuesto de gastos ascendentes
$I6.63o GO Sc han podido hacer econo-
mias valoradas en- So 2o7,I5, Sc han pa
gado durante ell afio $Io,6I7.II. y que
daban en- 80 de Junio pendiente de
abono $2725 40.
Liquidado ell presupuesto de ingre-
SOS resulta que de $IS Oils consigna-
dos Sc han recaudado 1o55S59. decla-
randose fsllidos $42S AIS y estando
pendientes de cobro 1904 80.
De manera que Sc salda Ell presu-
puesto con TN superabit de $I,ISo 40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-28
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Dc los Estados Uaidss:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25

Chas. Wren. president of the Desert Queen Gold Mining Co.,, returned last evening from Pinal county, bringing with him Q gold bar valued at 5000 the result of a run of fifty tons of ore through a mill operated jointly by the Monarch Gold Mining Co.,. who owns adjacent property. and the Desert Queen.
 MT. Wren has placed the gold bar in the First National bank. and a num- Der of interested parties take a great deal of pleasure in examining it.
 The property of the Desert queen Go. is located about twenty-two miles south of Casa Grande. in Pinal coun- ty, and has been worked in a desulto- rY sort of way for the past ten years. The purchase price was ten thousand dollars. and there is in sight now not less than fifty thousand dollars worth of ore that will soon be converted into gold bullion similar to the one brought to Bisbee yesterday by MT. Wren.
 The first mill run was made last week of lfty-fve tons for two and a half days. with the above result The mill is at present ten stamps. but the Desert Queen company propose to immediately ad da cyauidiug equip meut
 The mill tesa was made on ore that averaged about twenty-four dollars. Eight dollars of the value are still in the tailings, whic hare being held in reserve awaiting the completion of the cyanide plant.
 It is the present intention of the company to make three mill runs per month of fifty tons each until the com. pletiOn of the cyanide plant. and then twenty tons will be treated daily
 The Desert Queen company was or ganized in Bisbee by Chas Wren and associates. and about five thousand shares are held here. It is capitaliz- ed for thirty thousand dollars. but most of the stock is held in Missouri.
 At present six miners are employ ed. and the ore for the mill test was practically taken from the surface. coming from a cut eight feet deep and thirty 10 forty feet long.
 The Desert Oreen certainly gives promise of quickly becoming divi- dend payer.
 Mining in Pinal county since the activity in railroad building is daily attracting more attention. and several Cochise courtv people are already in crested in that section.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
BONANzAS STILL 0N THE
 DOWN GRADE
JUNCTION TOOK DECIDED FALL ON YESTEROAY-P. ( Q.
 BUYERS STRONG.
The Stock Being Taken in for Pcrn1a- nent Holding-Oenn-Arizona Joins the Quiet List-Wires Out of Or der Yesterday.
(By Frank J. Graf

Without doubt the Bonanza Circle and Bisbee stocks have felt the de cline and the slamps that have taken place in the New York and Boston stocks with the last two days.
 The entire list from c. & A. to Denn-Arizona has not shown any ac- tivity, and from all indications the market has somewhat lowered. and looks as though it might still decline
 Calumet 6 Pittsburg was offered during the day at $33. while L. S. & P. sold off at $40. Junnction took on a heavy decline. The best bid that was made was at $50. while g good amount could have been bought up at SS4. Pittsburg & Duluth con tinues to be in good demand at S21 to $21.50. There has been more or less trading dore in this stock. and it looks as though the shrewd ones were talk ing it on for a permanent holding in vestment. and think that they are act ing wisely by so doing.
 North Butte sold off today at $2250, and sales were made at that price. We understand from reliable pSOpl6 that IneTe IS enough OI ore III sight on this property to pay G5 per cent of the amount which they paid for it. This we think a big thing in favor of the property. as it shows that the property is not a speculation, but has the assurance of being one of the biggest properties in Montana.
 Manhattan continues to be in good demand at $9.50, and sales made at that figure. Denn-Arizona has been a dead one for the past few days. We understand that tEere has been consId erable of the stock offered and TO takers. It is understood that there has been several cars of machinery ordered for this property, and that they should arrive here within the next few days, when they will begin in earnest to start the development on the property. This looks as though they expect to do business.
 Wires from the East yesterday were in bad working order, and the service obtainable from the general markets was exceedingly light nothing more than the quotations being available.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
MACHINERY PURCHASED.
For Sinking Operations at the oenn-
 Arizona.

Arizona.
 Superintendent Pattison, of the Denn-Arizona company, returned from Fl Paso on Sunday, where he had been to purchase mining machinery for his company. The new equip ment is to be shipped immediately and should reach here the latter part of the present week, when it will be placed in position as quickly as possi- ble and the work of sinking the shalt on the Denn- Arizona commenced.
 The machinery for the Denn-Arizo- na consists of a boiler and hoistinS engine and a complete equipment for the work. The question of compres- sors has not yet bee decided, but proo- ably they will bc added a little later on. The boiler is 150 +. F.. and il IS 1.-the intention of the company to ln- stall a large first motion hoist in | about four months.
 The shaft on the Denn-Arizona group is to be sun kon tho Lee claim, and will be started the latter part CT the month Operations at the Denn- Arizona will be watched with a great daal o interest. It is known that 1 drill holes put down on the claims showed the ore at a depth of less than 1000 feet. These drill holes were sunk with the idea of first ascertain ing if the formation would justify the expense of sinking a shaft. That a favorable formation was encountered is proven now by the purchasing ol machinery and preparation for sink ing the shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
Boston Stocks.

Boston, April 24.-Stocks closed as follows:
 Copper Range. 73; Greene Con- 271-2: Utah, 42 1-2; U. s. Mining, 303 3-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Many May Sec Hut It Takes Genius to
 Realize.

when James Watt saw the steam causing the kettle lid to jump up and down he said There must be power in that steam that 1t can lift such a weight
 There was.
 Millions prior to him had seen the same phenomenon and regarded it as an unexplained mystery.
 Recent scientific research has put its finger or the cause" of Dandruf, Fall ing Hair. and consequent Badness. and has unearthed a tiny germ which eats Ihe life from the roots of human hair
 Ncwbro's Hsrpicioe destroys this germ and consequently restores the hair to it's natural state.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
Neu York Cotton.

New York. April 24-Cotton closed as follows:
 May-7.31. July-7.21.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
THE oRNDoRFF HOTEL.

Fl Paso is enterIaInrng many of the people from Blsbee, Douglas. Can
 nee, and surrounding towns. It is suggested that when in the Pass Cir they try the orndorft hotel It has handsomely furnished roomz, Is so pleasantly situated on the Plaza, and the cuisine of the highest class. that visitors win be thoroughly sat lsfed with thetr yisit ts the or1dorf.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
Ronanza and MiseeIIaneous.
New York Stocks.

(By Private Wire to Frank J. Graf,
 .. Broker, C. Q. Hotel BldgD
 New York, April 24.-The stock market closed as follows:
 Anal, S1 l-2; C. F. l., 51 3-4; M. P., 102 1-2; R. l., (Com.) ,31 7-S R. l.. (Pfd.), 77; S. P, 63 1-2; U. s. Steel, 35 5-S; U. s. Steel (PfdD, 1O1 IA; U. P. 123 1-2; Santa Fe, SS IS; Santa Fe (PfdJ. 102: B. k. T. 66: T. c. l., 94 3-4; St. Paul, TIC 1-2; Erie (ComD \. ABS; Erie (Pfd), SO1-4; Sugar, 139 3-4; Norfolk & w, S3 12; Ont. & w. 5 IA; Penn. 140 7-S: Reading 94 3-S; So. Ky, 8 3-S; B. & O., 1O7 S-S; Colo. So. 2S 3-S Ills. Cent. 161 1-4; l.. & N.. t52; s1ox. Cent, zz 5-5; M. \ &s T.. 30 1-2: NJ. K. 6 T. fPfdD, 66; Met St. By, l19 5-S; N. !. Cent 150 1-2.
 Money on call, 1-2 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
Grain and Provisions.

Pork-May. 1215; July. 12.45. Wheat-92 3-4; July, S4 S-4; Septem Der, so 1-2.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-25
DESEiT QUEEN O. MAKES MILL RUN WITH
 SPLENDID RESULTS
GOLD PROPERTY IN FINAL coUN. TT IN WHICH sISBEElTEs
 ARE INTERESTED.

Ore Averaged Twen.y.Four Dollars Per Ton-Owners Claim There Is Fifty Thousand Dollars Worth Of Ore ia c.-ht.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-19
The Bowen funeral.

casion which brings US together. Let
us all remember we are here on mis-
sions. There Is no set time given us
to remain here: it may be three score
and ten, more or less. We are here on
probation, to work out life's mission.
Beyond life Is the resurrection and
without hope therein we would be
most miserable. If the Lord would
give us His spirit we can praise Him
even in tribulation and trials. At
times we feel that affairs of life are
not Of much moment to us:we are here
today and gone tomorrow, III we
keep our covenants and live Alright our
lives then will have been success!
To the husband / would say, turn to
the Lord, seek Him. He will show I'M
to you His all-wise purpose in this
which now appears to you as one OF
the deepest sorrows.
Prof. J. NJ. Tanner-"We are gath
cred here to pay our respects to de-
parted sister, and to draw in the wand
erings OF our minds and reflect upon
the present and the future. We
sought this estate, we desired it when
it was conferred upon us, We cling to
life, we dread death, but 1t domestic
all and we must meet the hereafter.
The question arises, how are we pre-
pared to meet it? In thinking of it
we are reminded that we must render
an accounting. Is it not better to be
successful in death, than to be so in
life? Let no man adjudge himself
fortunate until the circumstances sur
rounding death are known. Sister
Bowen has gone to meet her maker.
She cherished kindly feelings toward
her fellowman. Riches are not TO be
with the confidence and love
of true friendship, The burdens OF
life we must live; the pains, trials and
disappointments must be carried
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-19
SOME LOCAL SOUIBS CROWD
ED OUT OF REGULAR POSITION

h j. A. Jensen, of College ward, came
to Logan yesterday.
Bendt Hawkins, OF College, still re-
mains very III with lung trouble.
Captain Paul, livery man from
Salt Lake, was in town yesterday
visiting with Moses Thatcher, Jr.
The shipments of cattle recently
made by Mr.. Aaron Farr to the east
were seventeen cars from st. Anthony.
six from Richmond and ten from
ColliDston.
G. w. Mack, the hotel and livery
man of Smithfeld, was in Logan yes
terday. He says he has good bust
ness and isgetting along nicely.
Friday night will be the ladies' even
ing at the Commercial Club; time of
gathering eight p. m. The ladies OF
all members are urged to be present
and lend their beauty and wit to the
evenings pleasures.
On Monday word came to Rich mond
that Ira Hogan, bishop Of Thatcher
ward, had died. Bishop Hogan was a
hospitable, kind hearted, generous
man, but like many other ranchers Of
Gentle Valley he worked too hard.
Many of them in that locality are
advanced in years but they work
harder than younger men should. We
sympathiZe with the bereaved familys
He leaves a medium sized family, most
of them matured in years.
In some unaccountable way THE
REPUBLICAN failed to mention the
marriage of Mr.. Joseph Newbold Jr.
and Miss Jennie Cole on Wednesday Of
last week and the reception rendered
in the evening. This latter affair was
most elaborate, highly enjoyable and
lasted until we'll into the morning
hours. The couple are prominent
young people in their own. set and
come from wcll-to-do families. They
have many friends who wish them
much happiness.
Miss Bessie Casperson and Mr.. Bert
Martin, of Preston, were married
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Catherine Hubbard of this city,
Bishop Carbon officiating. Mrs. John
Martin and Mrs. A. II. Casperson,
mothers of the bride and groom were
present. The contracting parties are
two Of Preston's very excellent young
people who start on life's journey with
the good wishes of many friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-19

Thomas Smart and Soren Hans,
went to Salk Lake yesterday.
Misses May Benson, Jane Hamp and
Jennie Rainey spent Sunday in Rich
mond.
Ex-ShertT Abbott, of Davis county,
is in Logan visiting his brother and
sister at the A. G. of y.
Wanted--Two energetic young men
to fill responsible positions, at first
class pay. Address p o. Box 1852, Lo-
gan Utah.
Philip Purser, of Benson, has son
that has been afflicted for months
with an affection Of the hip joint.
There is no perceptible improvement.
A little daughter, was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. George Smith, Of the Second
ward, Sunday morning The child is
doing we'll but the mother is not do
ing so nicely.
Joseph Zundell, the mail carrier, is
called to Montana as a witness i'm a
government case. Mr.. j. ii. Oldham
will fill the position of carrier during
Mr., Hundel's absence
Lars Hansen, the cattle man who is
feeding stock at the sugar factory
shipped twelve cars Of beef cattle
yesterday to the Missouri river The
railroad crowded him for time and he
loaded the twelve cars in one hour.
Mr.. O. r. Sterling and Miss Maud
Mills have been in Logan several days
in the interest OF the Folgcr coiIees
and teas. Miss Mills is demonstra-
tor and Is at the Cache Valley Mer.
cantle Co.'S establishment serving the
best hot coffee that can be brewed.
Last week, Miss Leah Daniels, who
is to wed Mr.. Ed. Hansen on the 26th
inst, was given china shower at the
home OF Mayor Robinson and linen
shower at the home of Miss Morrell
The affairs were attended by q goodly
number OF the friends of the young
lady and she was made the recipient
OF many handsome gifts.
On Arbor day sporting circles were
enlirened slightly by wrestling
match between q young man named
Alfred, and Bill Schiffman. The
match was for s25 aside and was
pulled off in the Palace. Alfred, who
is B. Y. G. student of splendid pro-
portions, downed his man twice in
succession.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-19
Estray Notice.

In the City OF Logan. Utah
have In my possession the following de-
scribed animals which IL not claimed and
taken away. will be sold at public auction to
the highest cash bidder. in the said City
OF Logan. on Wednesday, the 26th day OF
April 1905. at Il O'Clock. lmpounded ON the
18th day of April. 1905.
Description OF animal.
One light red heifer calf about months
old. left ear cropped. No brand visible.
!. H. Gnehm.
City poundkeepcr
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-19
Music Report

The following is report OF the
singing in the primary grades OF the
Logan city schools
Best in rote singing, Room |, Ellis
building.
Best in sight singing, Ballard schools
End best, room 4, Woodruff
Greatest progress, Rooms 2-3-4, Ben
son building
Honorable mention, Room l Parr,
building, and Haws school,