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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
STEAMER NIPPON ASHORE.
Was Badly Damaged by Shells of Rus
sian Fleet.

San Francisco, Aug. 3.-Adyices have
been received here by the mail steamer
Siberia, just arrived from the Orient,
that the former Toyo Kisen Kaisha's
liner Nippon was 50 badly damaged by
the shells Of the Russian warships dur
ing the battle of tln Sea of Japan that
it was found necessary to run the YES
sci ashore to save her from being
total loss.
She was one of Admiral Togo's scout.
ing vessels and was the first TO discover
Admiral Roiestvensky's feet on the
morning of the great naval battle. II
was while bearing the news to the Jap
anese fleet that the well known steamer
met disaster.
Ever since the beginning Of the war
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

+ Lee Strauss mayor Of Skamokawa.
was in the city Yesterday.
! Mrs. Weiss and daughter of Ska.
mokawa was in the city yesterday.
7 George King Of san Frauci-co WIS a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Me Webber. postmaster at Eagle CliH.
was in the city yesterday.
/ George W. Mcbride ha. returned from
a trip to laquna Bay.
| l.. NJ Stevens Of Denver was regis.
tered at the Occident yesterday.
/ W. J. Wier Of IIill.boro ID visiting
friends in the city.
Eugene Clark Of Tacoma il registered
at the Parker.
Miss Markham Of Portland was
guest at the Occident yesterday.
II, G., Prudhommc of Portland was in
the city yesterday on business.
\. 6. Barker Of Portland was among
the arrival. In the city yesterday.
4. VI. Dow Of Boston il registered
at the Central.
J, II. McDcrmott Of Hammond was
in the city Yesterday.
u. 7. Swecne Of Seattle was In the
city yesterday On business.
William Harden of Portland regis.
tered at the Occident yesterday.
/ $. g. Williams, editor Of the Ska.
mokawa Eagle, was a visitor in Astoria
yesterday.
Gus Johnson Of Portland formerly
with Carlson Bros, Of this city, il visit,
ing friends in Astoria and will remain
until Saturday morning.
Mrs, George Strowbridge Of Oakland
is in the city, the guest Of Mrs. Van
Dusen.
Rudolph Barth has returned from
Portland, where he has been attending
a business college.
Thomas Basse, merchant from
Quincy, Ore, visited friends in Astoria
yesterday.
J. $. Quinn Of New York arrived down
on yesterday Moons train on business
trip.
Norris Staples and family left for
Portland yesterday morning on weeks
visit to the fair.
Mrs. w. s. Officer and son Of Walo
Walla were registered at the 0ccident
yesterday,
Mrs. !. Jordan and Miss Babe Clutter
are in the city visiting Mrs. c. J.
Trenchard.
Mrs. Thomas Brents, Miss Helen
Brents and Mr. and Mrs N. S. Startling
Of Walla Walla were in the city yes.
terday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
NO JAP LABoRERS.

Toxic. Aug. 3.-The emigration eom-
panies object to sending laborers to
Panama to work on the canal. on the
ground that the conditions there are un-
satisfactory. They assert that there are
no arrangements to care for the sick,
no provision for returning home the
families Of deceased laborers and no al.
lowance for passage money.
They also assert that the drinking
water and sanitary conditions are bad.
The government placed tile ques iion
of sending the laborers and the condi-
tions before the emigration companies,
who found as above stated
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
Remarkable Reward Offered For
The Solution OF a Puzzle.
SHOULD COMMUNICATION
Eilers' Piano House Plans an Unusual
Advertising Test--possesses Merit
OF Vital Concern to You-Exeeptional
Offer Appended Herewith.

To each and every person who brings
this "ad" TO our store, Nos. 422 and l2l
Commercial street, opposite Sherman's
Transfer, we will present the famous
kat1enjammcr puzzle without imposing
any conditions or limitations, except
that only one puzzle will be given To
each family,
Furthermore, we will give twenty
dollar tS20l due bill To each person solv.
ing this puzzle, which shall apply as
first payment toward the purchase price
OF any piano We may handle,
The puzzle consists of four small
cubes, in colors, with diamond, heart.
club and spade spots on the several
faces, and the proper arrangement OF
its blocks for the solution is simple.
when You know how. II has been done.
Can you do il; There is twenty dollars
t$20l in it.
Remember the conditions; Bring thi,
"ad" to
ElLERS PIANO HOUSE.
422 and 424 Commercial street.
\. r. CYRUS, Local Manager.
F. y, SMITH, Special Agent.
Store open evenings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
WILL DELIBERATE.
Underwriters Arrive at no Conclusion
on Arkansas Situation.


New York, Aug. 3>The laws and leg
islation committee of the national board
OF the fire underwriters met here yes.
terday TO consider the Arkansas situa.
tion. A motion was made to discon-
tinue Il test case brought in the name
of company which Transacted business
in Arkansas one day after the anti
trust law went into effect in order to
make a foundation fc- the suit Action
on the proposal to drop the case was
postponed, however, until later in the
month.
There was some informal discussion
of the idea of canceliing out of Arkan.
sas, but the sense of the meeting was
that the matter was not in the scope
of the committees authority,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

in the Far East the Nippon aud her
sister ships, America and Hong Kong,
formerly engagtd in the tradd y
tween this city and the Orient, have
been doing duty for Japan as converted
cruisers and scoutships, From all ec'
counts the Nippon can be raised when
she will again resume service ON ner
old run.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

The Standard Oil companys tank
steamer Whittier with the barge Santa
Paula in tow arrived from Port Hartford
yesterday with cargoes Of oil. After
dropping the barge here she sailed for
Seattle. where she will discharge her
cargo. On her return trip she will stop
here and pick up the barge and tow her
back.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Steamer City of Topeka arrived in
Yesterday from the Sound and left up
the river to Portland, where she will
load for San Francisco and endeavor to
assist the Columbia and st. Paul in
caring for the large passenger traffic
now on this route. The Topeka will
probably sail today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Lighthouse tender Columbine left ont
today for Willapa harbor, where she
will do some work At South Bend
Major Langfitt viii joln her and she
will 60 to Grays harbor, where he will
inspect the government work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Steam Homer arrived in yesterday
from San Francisco with full pas.
senger list and after discharging them
here left for Grays harbor, where she
will take cargo of timber. Most Of
the passengers left up on last nights
train for Portland, where they will take
in the fair. Some of them complained
that the accommodations on the Homer
were not as represented by her agent
at San Francisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Steamer Czarina is due from San
Francisco. She will take on largo
Of wheat at Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Schooner Alvena sailed yesterday for
San Pedro with a cargo of lumber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Steamer South Bay sailed for Cali
fornia yesterday with cargo Of lum'
ber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

Steamer +. A. Kilburn is scheduled to
sail for San Francisco this mornili.
at II a. m. f
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
Santa Clara County,
California.

NnllIUFuih.
Their plant II up to date aud great
care Is excrciccd IN selecting only
sound grapes for The manufacture OF
their wines, enabling them to turn
out
Wines Second to None.
They have appointed Foard 4 Stokes
Co, their SOLE AGENTS for Astoria
and surrounding country. Call at
our place Of business and inspect the
stock Once tried, you will buy no
other.
Here follow some Of the wines
made by the San Felipe Vineyard.
The prices will please you, Just as
much as the goods A trial order
will convince You.
RiESLING, medium light table wine
pints, 2oc--quarts, 3oc
case OF pints, SiOO. Case of quarts.
$500.
cLARET, special table wine, pints
7oc--Quarts. 3oc.
Case Of pints, $3.50, Case Of quartz.
$3.50.
ZiNFANDEL, clean, light table wine,
pints, aoc--quarts, 3oc.
case of pints, S4OO Case Of quarts,
$500.
BURGUNDY, fine, extra mild, pints,
aSe. quarts, 4oc.
Case of pints, $500, Case OF quarts,
$500.
PORT, Old Tawny, rich, light color
ints, a5c.--quarts 4oc.
Case of pints, $3.50 Case OF quarts,
$3.50.
SHERRY, pale, clean, soft pints, asc.
quarts, soc,
Case of pints, $3.50. Case of quarts,
$3.50
ANGELICA, very mild and rich, pints
asc., quarts, soc.
Case Of pints, $3.50. Case Of quarts,
$3.50.
MUScATEL, very fruity and sweet,
pints, a5c., quarts, soc.
Case of pints, $3.50. Case of quarts,
$3.50.
FOard 3 Stokes Co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
YOU WILL BE GLAD

to visit our millinery department up
stairs. Everything here must go be.
fore the fall stock arrives. Black
straws from Ioc up. Hats and trim
ings at prices that will move them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
Steamer Telegraph viii Be Over
Hauled al Portland.
CYN0sURE OF ALL EYES
Trim Steamer Attracts Much Attention
While Here Yesterday--Captain Scott
lnterviewed----No Slashing Of Rates
at Least for Present.

The steamer Telegraph, whose coming
to the Columbia from the Sound has
been heralded through the newspapers
for the past few weeks, arrived in yes.
terday morning and remained at the
Calender dock for several hours, where
she was visited by hundreds OF As.
torians who looked over what is claimed
to be the fastest stern wheeler on this
coast with great deal of interest. The
Telegraph presents a trim appearance
and is able TO make % miles an hour
She has seating capacity for $50 aud
has license TO carry 400 passengers.
Captain L. b, Scott, her veteran owner,
who has been for years connected with
steamers on this river and the Sound,
when interviewed. stated that as soon
as the Telegraph orrived in Portland
she will be placed on the dry dock and
cleaned and painted, after which she
will be placed on some route on the Co,
lumbia river. but this route has not as
yet been determined. Captain Scott
will carefully look the field over and
place her where il is thought the most
business is offered. 1t is not expected
that wherever she is placed there will
BE- any rate cutting, as at present the
transportation companies in the field
have more business than they can con
veniently handle The Telegraph's first
trip will probably be the Elks' excur.
sion from here to Portland on the 18th,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

SHORT WHITE AND C0L0RED
LAWN KIM0NAS, at so cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
WASH SKIRTS

At less than the material an be
bought for.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

LONG LAWN KIM0NAS & WRAP
PERS, marked down to so cents, rs
cents and 81 each. They will 60
quickly to the wise shopper.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

The Astorian, 75 cents a month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
THE cHILDREN's 10Y.

THE cHILDREN'S JOY.
Will be a nice, new flannel or pique
Jacket. You will be overjoyed to
get them at the prices we have mark
ed on these.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
SHIRT WAISTS

of White Lawn and White India Silk
reduced to a price at which they will
be quickly sold.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04
The San Felipe
Vineyard

was set out In 1875 in the most fay.
orcd wine grape district Of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-04

OF wash goods and other materials
at prices so low, that you can afford
to put the goods away until you are
ready to have them made up.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-28
Una toS trcmenda Curada

"Hace dos ,ilos, nuestra hl
jlta tuvO un ataque de pneu
mona, que lie provino de una
tremenda tos. Ella sufria
accesos como de tos silvan-
te, y algunas semanas sin EN-
bargo, no podia restablecerse
del todo. Fuimos por una bote
LA del Remedio de Chamber
lain para la tos, ell cual obr6
como por encanto Dej6 de to
ser y Sc puso gorda y vlgoro
sap e.crbe la Sra. Bussard, de
Brubrker, Ill. Este remedio
Sc vebde en- tOdas las boticas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-28
'en por complete de iniciativa, v

cen por complete de iniciativa, y
aun hacen alarde de no poseerla,
por no despertar sospechas al Cen
tro, y Sc reducen 4 una pasividad,
q una obediencia ciega, rayana en-
fatalismo, Sc comprendera facil-
mente cudn serios son los temores
que en- los verdaderos patriotas
despierta la situacion que comien-
"a 4 esbozarse amenazante.
va ol Gral. Diaz presto 4 la pa
tria todos los-servicios que esta te
MIA derecho q exigirle, y no Sc
puede nj Sc debe esperar mas de
el, porque cada dia que pasa, lie ar
ranca una parte de sus energias,
va fisicas, va morales, va intelec-
tuales, y su labor, en- 10 de adelan-
tie, sera mantener ell statu-quo, y ell
statu-quo para los pueblos que Sc
levantan como Mexico, es ell suici
dio.
Ojala que ese centenar de gavi-
Has, mas 8 menos numerosas, que
en- los tlltimos meses han comenza
do q levantarse y q merodear en-
algunos Estados de Mexico, no
sean, como todo induce q creerlo,
las precursoras de un movimiento
revolucionario, que todos debemos
evitar, 81 queremos apartar de
nuestra patria graves temores, "
complications para un porvenir
no remote, ahora que, mas que
nunca, necesitamos de la paz, del
orden, del trsbajo, para guitar de
sobre la nacion las enormes car
gas, los onerosos compromises
que un gobierno POGO refexivo y
POGO previsor ha arrojado impru-
sobre ella.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-28
MUERTE- eyltada.

LAS mas veces las enferm-.-
dades de los riiiones termipan
a'talmeDte; 81 no Sc escoge ell
Nemedlo adecuado. K. III, Wal
ue' DE Bear Grove, Iowa, pare
clio muerto. Dice:
"Hace dos amos me enfer me
ue los r1noues, 10 que me oca .
Slono grandes dolore-, ,sufrini+n
tos y ansiedad; peIo tome los
Amargos El6ctricos, que me
curaron completameute.
Los considero tambien muy
peoehcos para debilidad en- ge
"ersI, enfermedad de los ner-
'io'' y que teniendolos a Ia ma
DO coustantemente, no tlepen
val"
iodo' los boticarios 10 ga
rintizan.
PreciO: 80 cts.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-28
EQUIS.
"The Delineator'
PARA Ell MES DE NOVIEMBRE

"The Delineator" aparece muy
attractive con sus nuevos trajes dt
color, con todas las modas y seccic
nes de avisos. Las modas de oto.
flo ocupan espacio en- este n1mero,
ilustradas Y descritas detallada-
mente, 6 interpretadas por autori.
dades comoHelen Berkeley-Loyd
y Edouard La Fontaine. Ell fndi-
, ce contiene, entire otras figuras de
interes, un articulo, ell segundo de
dos, por ell DR.. William H. Max
well, Superintendent de escuelas
en- la ciudad de New York "Edu-
cation for Life through Living"
en- que describe la rutina de una
gran escuela p1blica. "A Run in
Ireland" es un escrito divertido
por Senmas McManus, ell conoci-
do escritor irlandes. N. Hudson
Moore escribe Tables and Side
boars's en- "The Collectors Ma
nual." ''The Child's Dress'' es
ell asunto del DR.. Grace Peckham
Murray Paper. The Romance of
a Gospel Singer" es un artfculo
interesante que asplica algunos
rasgos importaLtes en- la vida dc
Charles M. Alexander, ell restau-
rador. Lucky Piece" la novela
de Albert Digelow Paine, que Sc
ha estado publicando en- esta Re-
vista, termina en- este ndmero y
"At Splinter Farm" 10 mismo.
Un cuento delicioso de la vida de
un muchacho. ''The Exaltation
of William Henry" es debido a la
pluma de Hermine Templeton.
Contiene este n1mero asuntos de
interes para las sefioras y para los
chicOs cuentos y pasatiempos,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-28

de muchas aventuras, tn has Vlsto
morir los hombres por millares en-
los sangrientos combates noctur'
nos, has visto mancillar q muchas
virgenes.... pero has visto tam
bien que supe respetar un capri
cho de la mujer que anne, y nunca,
mientras me que I'm atomo de vi
da, olvidare ell favor que me hicis
te aquella noche. Y til, rey de los
astros, sigue alumbrando, para que
Ia melanc6lica lnna :a'iisiehca los cri
menes que Sc p'cten q su luz, y
sus palidos rayos sean ell es
pejo de pureza donde Sc mire Ia
mujer.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-28
Inseguridad en- Mexico
TemoreS para eI porvenir.

La prensa de Mexico, reducidi
al silencio por ell terror. 6 consa
grada q la adulaci6n hiperb6lica
por la corruption, apenas pued(
darnos una idea de 10 que estd pa
sando en- ell pals; pero en- medic
de los loores 4 la paz y al paci-
ficador, Sc dejan escuchar notas
discordantes, que hacen pensar Sc
riamente en- ell porvenir; mas a1n,
que hacen temer un estado de CO.
sas lamentable, y de funestas con.
1 secuencias.
va es una cuadrilla de bandole-
ros que asalta 4 pacffcos viandan-
tes y los despoja en- mitad del ca
mino; va es una cuadri]la que asal
ia una hacienda; va otra que pre-
tende hacerse fuerte entire los
brefiales contra la persecusi6n
de los agentes de Ia autori-
dad; va cuadrillas que, hacienda
Sc pasar como soldados de la fede
racion cometen depredaciones sin
oposici6n de los aterrorizados We
cinos, que, acostumbrados va q to
da clase de yejaciones, no AFRICAN
siquiera Ia idea de que sean crimi-
males los que como guardianes del
6rden, Sc les presentan Y en- nom
bre de las autoridades les intiman
rendici6n.
Y no es un case aislado, dos 6
tres; va pasan de cientos los casos
de que estos lltimos dias ha dado
cuenta la prensa de Mexico, a pc
sar del terror, de la OPPRESSION, de
la mordaza ferrea de que tambien
es victima.
Terrible serfa para Mexico, que
ese movimiento inicial, sfntoma de
graves opresiones, de descontento
general, de anhelos popuIares de
realization por las Was
legales, llegara a Transformers,
como en- anteriores luctuosas epo |
cas- en- verdaderos movimientos Sc
diciosos, porque ahora ~ movi-
miento revolucionario en- Mexico,
nos llevarfa indefectiblemente q la
catastrofe.
Hay muchos intereses naciona-
les y extrangeros que reclaman la |
paz :; ell 6rden, sopena de serias
,omplicaciones internacionales, pc |
sa, sobre ell pals; una deuda inmenI
,a que reditGa eno1mes intereses,
la suspension de los pagos equi-
valdrfa por 81 sola 4 un verdadero
financiero, cuyas eonse
,uencias nadie podria preveer.
Por otra parte, la eterna guerra
lei yaqui, para cuya conclusion
la sido impotente ell GobierDo, y
a senectud del Grsl. Diaz, y su
ffsico Y moral, en- una la
DOT no interrumpids de mas de un
,uarto de siglo, nos hacen temer
nLcho por el porvenir de Mexico.
ST 4 este Sc agrega, como COM
que bsjo ell sistema de /
yobierno persousiista, verdadera-
nente dictatorial, del Gral. Diaz,
os gobiernos de los Esssdos care
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-28
Especial para
'E Democratic Fronterizo."
Dedicado al Sr Lie. Justo Cardenas.

La noche era serena. La fresc,
brisa que dejabase sentir, era ell pr,
ludio de la cruda estaci6n inverna
que Sc acercaba; mi cerebro ardfs
como 81 la idea que en- mi mente
germinaba fuera de fuego. Esa
noche mi amada iba q dejar dc scr
virgen, esa noche mi amada tenia
que romper sus ligaduras de dom
celia y gozar de las delicias de la
naturaleza. iOh! que dulce emo
ci6n sentfa de antemano! Mi cere-
bro ardfa acariciando 10 sublime
de ese goce terrenal que no COMO
cen nj los santos nj las virgenes;pe
ro he ahi que retarda su yenida,
que va desesperan mis- besos por
unirse con los suyos, que en- fin
....que va presiento que mi idea va
siendo una Illusion.
Acaso la nitida paloma lie pide
permiso q Dios para gozar? acaso
10 pide ell condor dc los Andes para
remontarse al cielo? acaso 10 pide
mi alma para amartel -No-Pues
entonces, que e peras, que no
vIenes q mis- brazos, que esperas
que tn boca no Sc entreabre para
decirme tuya soy9-Espero tan so
10 que la luna no me yea, que Sc es
conda tras las nubes que Sc allan
en- ell ocaso, que no presencie' mi
locura, para que mafiana, cuando
salga, no pregone mi deshonra.
Pero de pronto, un fuerte viento
del Este barre las nubes no dejan-
dolas subir iiimala'ct6n!!! ell
cielo Sc volvia contra mi, retardan
DO la hora de mi goce; Y ell viento
rugia deshaciendo nubes, como des
hace ell hambriento leon Ia presa
entire sus garras. Y los negros nu
oarrones que debfan volver ell nun
10 un antro obscure por un mo-
nento tan solo, volaban q ignotas
,dejando constelado ell Gle
10 Y a elias la luna, brillando en-
Il zenit. lOh! porque no .estalla-
ron tus montaiias y hecha pedazos |
10 rodaste al insondable abismo9
)orque no quizo ell sol eclipsar un
nomento sus fulgores para que til
lejases de brillar2 iah! porque va
IRA del cielo que mi sueho fuera
ina quimera, porque va era del des
ino que mi idea fuera tan solo
ina illusion. /
La luna avanzaba lentamente, y
"a llegaba ell momento de ocultar-
e en- ell ocaso, cuando ell astro rey,
loble middleton, Sc levaAtaba ma
yestuoso en- ell oriente todo
oncluy6 la fatalidad Sc inter
1uso en- mi camino;mi amada torn6
Jumbo & su casa, J 50, desconsola
10 ,volvime para encontrar entire
as fantasmagorias de la enbria
y1e mi idea realizada. Hoy,
lue va mi mente no srde, v que
"a no acaricio semejante idea, ben
ligo 4 la luna, que salv6, 4 mi anna
Ia su inocencia, Y a mi del cadal-
&c ( dCldc hubiera ido, marcado
Jor 10 sociedad emo ladr6n lie hon
as iOh Tina! tu has sido teitigo !
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-10-28
Gran 0portunidadI
DE CARBON

Recientemente SO ha alberto una nina
nueva en- Camel, Texas, que ofrcce
mas ventajas que ninguna otrs de SIS
conoridas. FL carbon es sumamente
grueso. Cualquier hombre trabaja
dor pucde ganarse de 81 80 400 orc
por dia, pues Sc paga Ia tonclada 4 81. 90
oro. Maquinaria la mas moderna que
sc ha conocido. puede sacar 300 400
tonelanas por dia. AL contratista que
aquc mas de % Toneladas, sc le pagsk.
7jc., yarda1de cuele. y Sc le dan otras
b II as garantias.
Todo el campamento esta compues.
to de puros mexicanos.