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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
FORENOON ON lXCIIANGE.
SILVER shield and Now YORK Active and
stronger closing Quotations,

The business lrnegolod ON the Moor
Of the Minlng lNuhuugo today consist
ed OF the Yale NJ 1900 shares for
which was paid the sum " t2,3oI2t,
Lower Mammoth did not display worry
much animation and closed allghty
weaker the last sale of 200 shares br.
Ing marked up a hair cent undor The
OPENING May Day did business M 10
cents shycr shield presented itself IN
good form and WIS sought with ongor-
moss, the stock finding tokcW M q and
mp 10 92la cents, Now YORK Bonanza
was tho only Park Clly stock ON the
notiyo list and n sold ut a slight nd
vance, For con- Mor,uG ~ oonlg way
bid, but that sconol 10 De the Unit and
no one would npot A.
The CloslnH quotations ana Hul,s
were aH follows
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PERSON. AIS


Jamcs sampson IL back from four
years visit m England,
\, r. WoedeG q PARK city lumber
man. " ID guest nj the Kenyon
Mai n, I. My,on lot last cvc-
nIng ON u two weeks trip 10 lns Vegas
and southern California
Warren RuWel ana wife, formerly of
salt Lake nOw OF MnsaIllon, ohio, are
nt the white Hollis, where they viii
spend Che next weok
Thomas Judd, presldon, OF the state
hoard ~ horticulture, IN IN town from
49, George, and reports fruit prospects
IN the southern part " tho state M
worry promising
Antonio Apache, u fun blooded
Apache Indian, aged no. and n olvll en-
plncer ~ at the knutHford on u bus
ness orrand 10 this city lie IL n grad
ulto Of carlisle and Harvard
First Lieutenant Thomas n, Crockett
~ the rwonty.fourth infantry, " nc
the Knutniord hotel, cuttbouDd from
the coast The lieutenant " 4 veteran
OF the Spanish and Philippine woia
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TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS


praluard u, Harper 10 u, NJ Nc.
CNtchon half interest IN l0sl rods
northwest from tho eouthoasl cor
nor OF lot J. block 0l plat A tY'
Carl Nnbpum 10 Maria w NNbaumi
half acre In Hoction IN, township
south, range ] cast ut,uurn,',p
Frlllsoh Investment company 20 o.
g, Commit lots q, ana !, bloch
T. capitol avenue i.uu.!,uuu!rn
william g. Dunbar 10 Hannah "
Dunbar l6iXlO feet northeast flom
5 rods west uf the southeast corner
OF lot I? block ~. plat u. olq"r,,
William y, Bennett 20 William Y
Bennett part Of the eoulhwost
quarter Of section ?b township 2
south, range ! west t,,,u.tnp','
August JOHNSON 20 Joseph Erickson
VI acres IN the northeast quarter
OF section ", township 2 houthi
range ! west L.,.,,u'a.t,u 80 j.
Catherine A. Rich 20 Edward Me-
0urrln, interest In part Of lot y
block 90 plat " ,,,,,,.,u,u,v.p,.
Jesse u. Murphy .ol n 70 Alfred
Rest lots Q, q and T. block y, toh'
acre plat \ ,n,.ni,,,,,nuinu,
Estate OF John Johnson tO James
NJ Walker lb3ANloo feet northwest
from the southeast corner OF LOT
2, block ! East Park ",p,,pu,
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MARKET NARROW,
BUSINESS SMALL.
More Prominent Stocks Quoted
Lower Than at Closing
Last Night
CHANGES WERE VERY SLIGHT,
Large Part Of the Time There Was
Nothing Doing. Bonds
Irregular

Now YORK June lo.-Thorc were only
about u dozen transactions during the hvo
minutes attor the opening 81 the stock
exchange The moro prominent stocks
quoted wcro lower than last night but
,horo was u sprinblne " gains The vol
umo Of business was 80 small during tho
inst hour thai number Of prominent
stocks were not dealt IN, ruling prices
were slightly above the oponlHa Beading
ulying hult G. c, e., q H. Louis declined
/ ana cotton on preferred points
stocks were practically molIonlesv unlil
a slight hardening NJ noon Norlhwcslorn
rose ana l;namcllng preferred lost ~
Japanese ANS certificates were u feature
" the market with rise " Il on heavy
dealings
llonds were irregular at noon,
Reading ana Leather certificates monOn.
ollEcd the United amount Of buhinost ana
transactions In IT. Paul occurred at 1870
which conveyed some idea Of the general
apathy IT Che dealings Northwestern
got up points IN all Westinghouse Flee.
lrlr Yielded 1 Paper preferred Va Lnkp
Erie a. Western M lennmollng M ana
Philadelphia Transit y,
Very few stocks covered n moro cStpn.
Hlye range Than y between and
0'clooR, ana the business was about In
proportion TO the markets. nnrrownces
Car Zen ~ ~ while Locomotive profclre
improved J. Heading fell back tribe
when the demand was satisfied,
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BANKERS COMING.
Ono Hundred from Texas VIII Arrive
Here Tomorrow Morning,

\ special train from eastern Texas
modo up of cIght sleepors two diners
ana baggage car VIII arrive at $3.50
tomorrow MORNINGS over the RIO Grundo
road. The train has on board 100 bank-
ors from the Lone star state On route
10 the Portland falr, and thoy win put
IN HE day In this city rosumIng their
iournod late IN tho evening Tho via.
iloT win be Welcome at the CONNER
oill CLUB during their brief stay, and
such IAN drop In AT the local banks viii
receive the glad hand from tho officials
Of the same. No formal program for
entertainment, has been prepared.
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INyApEs BRITISH COLUMBIA.
samuel Now house Made Managing ~
rector OF Montreal A Doston

samuel Nowhouee has been made man.
aginp director Of the Montreal & Bos-
Ton Copper company with mines near
Greenwood British columbia, nnd
which are equipped win smellor OF
600 tons capacity Announcement was
made yosthordny afternoon OF the ap.
polntmont Of W. Q, Thomas member
" the star Of Mr. Ncwhousc, ~ ~.
pcrnlondont " the smcllcr ana
Thomas r. Drummond, who has served
tho l'lnh consolidated At Bingham ns
asNstpn, superintendent, as suporin-
iondcnt Of mines,
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets continue lively
and today the frat ear Of wntcrmelons
OF the season arrived from Texas, along
with consignment Of tomatoes, also
from the Lone star state, Then ear
lead OF bananas are here, Win CALI
fornlA peaches, plums, Oprcots and en-
oumbors, and two ear loaas OF oranges,
There are no moro HtraWborrios from
the west and for the remainder Of tho
season The berry supply WIN be from
local sources The Hood river fruit Ia
most desired for canning In Ash black
bass are now In the market az 6
crnta, Cantnloupos are here ana SELF
ing ut 81 cents each and telephone peas
are TO bc had NJ N cents per peck,
Nothing IN doing IN grain and flour Tho
prevailing prices today are az follows
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MINING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS

the mountains near Goldneld he ran
across james Gibson, former uiahan,
with Dan Marshall and stove Woods,
from Montana, and they
had IN thoir possession samples fairly
SCATTERED with gold, Mr., Grown says
ho never rnw liner specimens IN his NE
Tho mon would not eay whore the
samples were obtained, but ono Of them
remarked that they would be heard
from u little later,
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HYDRAULIC MINING,
Conditions Affecting II 10 be In,eslIaai'
Cd by Governments

Snn Francisco, June l6-ln response
10 the memorial presented TO President
Roosevelt by tho California Miners 49,.
ISOLATION the United states geological
survey has begun AN Investigation into
the conditions Affecting the hydraulic
mining Industry " the state. The mo.
tive that inspired the memorial Wus
the hope that guld NOW buried IN the
ancient river uhnun'ls of california
may bo ro0cuod by the hydraulic min.
Inv process. II being ncld by the miners
that such deposits cpnuot bo probably
worked by dredging, drifting on by any
process except h}dmulicug now r0s
strained by nthdobrIH legislation,
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TO NEVADA IN AN AUTO,
Denver Mining operator Making the
Irip WIN Ills Son,

n, G., Merrill, a prominent Denver
mining man. IN In the city enroutc 10
Oodncld and other Nevada mining
camps I'M an automobile, Ilo lett tho
colorado capital with his son, Nearing
Granger WYou the machine broke
down, and II was necessary 10 telegraph
for repnire The elder Merrill came on
OF Salt Lake by team, leaving his son
TO put the vehicle IN running order
again,
From here, the route selected for the
trip. IN VIA NeWhousc Beaver county,
thence Wost into Nevada, making brief
stops M Ely Hamilton and other min.
lng camps ON the way
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NEw YURN PRODUCE.

New YORK, June l6.~Rupur, raw, quot.
Fair rolninGl "si centrifugal, ,00 test, VA
mOluasca aliRHr 3A
lrnnod- Dull Crushed, O55i powdered,
d0i, graduated, b,6,
CoHoe-S lendy No RIO, 1,il.iC.
Butter StrOng street prices extra
creamery 1 official prIoes creamery,
o0momn 10 extra lMldgl, state dairy,
common IN extra lihn2O renovated, com
mon TO extra, lSlWlI western factory,
comomn 20 oAlrl, lshglS woslorn Imlta
an
uhoosc--sltady and unchanged.
Eggs~ irregular western, l3lAuiiik
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER.
snccInl corrosnondonco.

special torrotDondonro'
Kansas city, Mo, June i?,-.lleNyy
cattle runs last week broke the mar
kot 10 to 90 conts, Prime cattle Aut.
forod least, ana traders here arc SIN
bulllsh ON strlctly dry lot stun but tho
partly finished stun, particularly slip.
perry grass cattle are getting the full
moderate, NJ 5000 head, and N llght az
other points, market steady 10 a shade
htltor on nearly everything The stock.
or and feeder situation last week was
on n separate basis from killing cattle,
supply Of these very small and demand
little better than previous week,
piices averaging about steady Fnrm-
on are busy IN the fields now, and viii
be while good weather lasts, cultlyatlng
corn and harvesting wheat, 40 that no
great demand from tho country II like
" 60 develop soon, However with the
Increasing good corn crop prospects, "a
strong demand for high grade stockors
IL sure TO follow closely, Colorado and
western cattle have been represented
lightly the last week, but u good run
has come from the Panhandle country,
killing stoors from Rocky Ford sold
NJ 81 and Shl5, bulls, s3i0 u train OF
oregon et0ckorS, 100 pounds, NJ 1910
TO $780, feeders, $3.50, Panhandle Of
lorlngs were of All varieties, stock
calves at S TO $3.50, 1000 to LOO pound
feeders around ~, the FIRST train OF
COWS Of the season. at sa65, at the bot
tom Of the decline ycals VI to $3.50,
Run OF Texas muttons VIII be pretty
we'll over this week and the shortage
Of receipts Is beginning TO be felt IN
higher prices for mutlons, Markets IN
10 TO a qunrtor higher today, on top "
nn ndyance OF nearly aB much last
week Arizona wethcrs, 0s pounds, sold
NJ 81 today medium 10 common mixed
Texans NJ $40 and $3.50, Arizona Year.
llngs sold last week. ~ ,beb, supply OF
lambs Is extremely small, none az all
here today Clipped stun sells at sb,15
20 N2b, spring lambs 90 10 tG,76, no
Colorado wooded lambs have been hero
for "A Wook,
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STOCKTON LOCATIONS.
=. W, Mann aad others Acquire u Group
And Commence Development,

:, w, Mann, ana q party of Salt
Lake men have located group OF ak
claims northwest of the Black Dia.
mond mino stockton, aud develop
mont work was begun on the claims
last week.
Mr. Mann states that the force viii
be doubled next week and that thoro II
money enough raised to keep thinga
moving Ion several months 20 come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

Throw n stone into crowd and
you VIII probably Nh n man who has
some Mrplua money TO lnyost'--but yo,,
viii probably 40 to the jail II you Try
10 md him IN that way wnnt adj,
or a careful reading Of the want ads,
Wlll bo eafcG t..al
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OGDEN EXCURSION.

sunday june 18th, via oregon Short
Line, Take either one Of three trains
leaving NJ Iil0 " M. 1880 n, M or
1910 ,, M Returning, leave ogden ut
$40 y, M, or $3.50 y, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
PRODUCE.


chicago, Juno lG--lloavy rain In tho
northwest and west caused llrmnoss here
today IN the wheat market Shorts were
active buyers Of the September delivery,
Commission houses bought freely Of both
July aud september Higher prices az Llv'
July opened y 70 4 to aN lower ~ Nl,
~ Nh Aflor ADVANCING 10 MlsnSsi tho
price reacted TO N3snsiA Minneapolis Du.
luih and Chicago reported rccopta Of 2O5
cara against l9 u year ago,
A arm tone prevailed IN the corn mar
mon, The market was supported by soy
oral prominent bulls, July opened y shade
10 "a higher ~ OS 10 03l,i and sold up -
b3ls Local receipts Ntro gS cars with "
OF contract grQdo,
An Improved shipping demand had a
opened unchanged TO y higher az a0ik to
3lls ana sold w a. 9lil,
Provisions were arm nut QUOT NCplom.
her pork was w ) cents, al l3,OiR, lard
M wa, " Gp ~ PEA ana ribs w''o a shade
CASH Wheat. No 2, req, o. No, 3, rod,
p0aQ9, No, p hard, LOO No, b hard va
pi, No, /, northern, ll3Ulli No, b north.
on LQiallo, NJ q. sprlnR LQoal,O5,
Closet Whoai-SStusshi sept, H.uSi%i
com.Jlly JgNi old 5sN, sept, 5N,
old, jlh poe, Az % iOAi May, isls
.odtg..Jupe, 3lq3lbl July 8lq3lb sept,
PorN@julN i9,6is sept 1906 oct,
1906,
targ-JulY., 1ghi sept 1i7Ei oct,
RIbgrjuly lJoi scp,o Ii5alTlsi oct,
1,sQui 2B,
lrlnX.-Caeh, northwest 2,i3
Rye--July 00
Tlmolhyy.Juno, 9g
cloyor-Juno, lltdl9t0,
Barley. Cash ig0UO
After July had touched NleUsiA tho
market developed renewed strength
Fonrs Of damage by rust furnished tho
chief Incentive to purchasers On the M,
turn July advanced 10 Mle0SAai Some
reaction occurred on pron( laklng but
tho close was Hlendy with july up a at
WhuAh
Corn~f.ato In the session the market
became easier mainly on nm estimate OF
liberal receipts lul tomorrow Tho close
was NJ the lowest point " tho day with
ItlU .m a 4iault az E0fL ''''''
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TT'TTTT T " TVTTTTTTVVTTTT
Provo june l8-Tho Yankee ConsoIl
dated Minlng company and tho MAY
Day Mining A. Milling company have
lilcd with The county recorder nm aRroc.
mont cstnblthlng ae u boundary llnN
botwoou the properties Of the two com.
punloa the boundary Inc between tho
lunkos No ? ana the May Day mining
claims
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WOOL.
ST, LOUIS.

~, Louis, June l6--Wool steady Ter.
rtory and western mediums, %u3Ola, nno
medium, 9d26 nno, slug3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

There arc some kinds OF work--somc
KINDS OF iobs'~n which Mr. Rockefeller
would not be able TO oarn nix dollars
ner wetk, II You arc selling your ser.
wees AZ prentice prices" face about
and begin TO read the want ndda,
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as. CAMPBELL,
stooli Broker, 2lG d. y, Walker Block
SHIPPING AspIIALrUM.
i've Teams Employed In Hauling pro-
duet from salt Lake Guys pfopvTty,

Special Correspondence,
Thistle, Utah, June i5,-The nsphnl.
tum mine owned by salt Lake cry sit
uattd about mile east from Thistle
on the north side Of Soldier Fork
canyon IN turning out close onto ~
tons OF nsphnllum rock n day at the
present time, and i've teams are GIN.
ployed In hnullng the product to This.
tie for ehnment
About $50 tons have already been
ahmed
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ONLY 500
Ogden and Return,

Via oregon short Line, sunday, June
18Th, Round trip only 800, Leave
Salt Lake either 40 n, ma 1890 u, M
or 40 ,, m, Returning, leave ogden
$40 or $50 y, M,
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utnhan strikes H.

Charles Brown former Sall Laker,
writes tho News from Ooldneld,
NeVu that While out on a lrip through
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool June lG,-Cloac Whoat-.July,
Cs. lOhd Sept d, sNd Dec Gs iAd,
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

chicago, June G-Caltlo- Receipts o.
QoO, market steady, Good 70 prime steers
s,ockers aud feeders, g76uiSO COWS 40
~ %, hoifors, 2,,Of6,o0, cAnnpra 100
$40, bulls, 29jUl2j, cllvoa, A0OuG l0
Receipts today lb,W0i tomorrow,
5000, market strong 20 . cents higher,
Mixed ana butchers. bSonN w good, 70
ab&j lights 5,.jQj iglii bulk Of sales,
$500 l0
Sheep. Receipts, Go0O, market steady
lambs steady Good TO choice wclhols,
l6OnSo0, fair IN choice mixed, 8.b0di N,
western sheep 10000, native. lambs
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OMAHA

South Omaha june 49,, -Ca,,lc--Reeoipts,
llO0 market slow TO shade lower, Native
steers, 3ibu5,G0, cows and hclfors, 3,0on
2,OOd3,OO. siockom ana foedors, 9i6pi,iS
calves 3,OnoO bulls, stays, cicp 2bOd
40
Hogs Receipts $500, market shade
higher, Heavy 6lihQ522lb, mixed, 5,2Qa
hag4, llRhls 6,2!'sg6glRi pigs 1000 0)i
bulk " sales, t,20H6, 29ls,
Sheep Receipts, 1000, market steady
Western yoarllngs, 4 i5uJ 80, wcthors, T. 10
flb,O, owes iQOffl6j,
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OPEN BOARD SALES

Cnrisn 000 ut 1919,
Little chief 1000 M W; 1000 AZ
Lower MAMMOTH 500 ~ 20A 800 at
20ig 800 NJ 20
New York llondngl.-'t0O ~ 6i, seller
10 zoo M G3lb,
Uncle Sum 800 AZ ~,
RECAPlTULATION,
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KANsAs CITY.

Kansas city juno -Caiilo--Rocoipis
?0OO, market steady Native ptoorh eiH
90, native COWS and hollors, 2g5ni Nl
stockole and feeders aOOul,GO, bulls 1855
drl 20, calves, JOOu6.i5i western fod steers
hT9S % S %,i,IN iGS , 'o ,Sar oGgI0 ~
cents higher Bulk VI sales, hVlhWb,32 !
heavy, 5,&ui,3D, packers j,HNdh3ji plgs
and lights 3, Wu5,&
Sheep. IlooolplE 300, market steady
Mut,0nB, i2fb,'O, lambs, 6,i5uib0 range
wothors, i65qjp, fed owes, 1891 ",
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REGULAR GALL SALES.

81, EIowcr Mammoth 500 at so. 200 at
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23

uada Ia impoPtabs el Rgunto y solo en-
10 que del mas complete cump'lmieot9
de Il ley sc trstsrs.
Sostiene 50 acusaclo1:
A Iea4 Y cuarto terminR al Rcto, Ee.
Il .Iando n aentencia para ms fsnR &
les g. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23
De SOCIE:DA1.

-Ers San JssGae.-RRn eGtRdo On est9
capital aver, los j6vensa y diAtiDgai'
dos esposos Manuel Perez y Carmen
BsltrAn. de Hum2CA0. que regresan
hoy & au residenCia. Les RCompGnS
con ebiet0 de pRsar RIli una temporG'
do, ID GracioBR tFigutfla Judna Ma
nuela r 0dFignez.
Una 0r0gs fiesta -Pfep6r&ss en- HUI
mucso unR muguffca iesta. para 10
que han lido invisAdoa exprebAmente
los espoSos Winthrop, & quleneS Sc
prep0rs un gran baiIe y banque ete.
Muchas familiaB de Los puebl0S vecl-
nos de eats capital. iran Ia9 lndlS6"
das & isstas que prOmeten result tar muy
animadss.
De Juacos.-Ss hslIan en- eata Capl-
tai, dOnde perm0neCeF6n RIgdatlemPo.
lss bellas y distiDguidAs sen 0rltRs E&'
FifIa, de JunCoRs que lucen 80 esplen'
didR hermoaurR 8 inimitAb.e GFRCla'
c9nuuiatand0 generates simpatiRso
Qae sea por muchO tempo.
Para Ia H0b0RG.- -Seghn diJo Ryel
este diario, han saIido para u CRpltal
de Cuba, donde seguEamente quede
ran, loo distin9uidos espOS0s Il 3leIl
CoTboneIl oue tao comedies u estimk
5os Ton an eatR buana gociedaa de SRr
Tnon. donda deian una pr funda hue
lla de afecto y confederation, 10! estl
mables CompatriotaS, & quienes desee
mos todR sueEte de ventura en La anti
Ila hermAnR.
AnitG SSm6.-P0r unos dias quedR
rk en- eata Ciudad 10 mOnfslma moren
del mAnatieflo veTjsl.
Que no Se v8yA nunca. /,
AnSWGcS6n.-AnimRnGe los Ide 9anl
sIegre y de afCiones sTerpai icorilt s
Cato con perd6n de lOB areopaGitsi
para el buen bAiIe que 81 cslebEara
dis 8 del entFante mes en- el GAsln
Espa mol de esta capital.
DiVertiFse. ar,,,rl,,r
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l OS mosquitoes e D
Paris,
OatOS lmpOltaRtos sRIlCtbIaS /
Puerto Rico,

| He gquf IaB conC!uaionea de an no
table trabsjo de Mr.. ChRFtin. miembrO
de ID Acsdemi de CiencfRs de Palf',
g0bHe Los mogquitog de dichs capital,
publiCadO en- eli 81 Journal de Medicine
ct de ChiruFgiee:
1s.-Deade que Be compRuebe h pre-
sencia de IoB mosquitoes en un inmue-
bic. deben buBcaFse todss Las Vfea de
ga acceso paPa descu brir los Iugares
donde nscen ('guas estsno8daS) 8 lugS.
res dcnde 90 sgl0meran 8 feunen (cue.
vas, s6tanos. alCantarillag. lugareB obg-
eur0s, etc
Vigilar las diVersas redeg de
A!cantarillas, y eBpeciaImente IaB boCas
de 6stas debIjo de Las acerss, al como
las cRnalizaCiones privadas evitar toda
eStaCi6n de agua en- ellas; ihspeCcionar
tOdas Ias semanss SuS paredeS y deg.
truir t0do eDjanbre de insectos aea pc r
ID llama de antorch8 8 tbs, sea por
epiaIbegamiento con cal.
3A.-Mantener en- peFfScto eatad0
de limpiez8 Las cuadras. y huG depen-
denciag. las bccas de Sumidores y de
letrinaa; no dejsr permRnecer Allf
nunCe ell menor eDiRmbre de inseCtOs.
CuaIesquierR qua sean.
-I1specCionar los techos y CanG-
les para conduCci6n del aqua que exiG.
ten en- los techoa; Vigilar que no %
furme ninGuna estRncaci6n eh dichog
cRnaIes.
!. 5a.-No ColoCar sobfe lps techos,
VentanRB. BALCONIES teFrezag niDg1n
recipiente conteniendo ggua 8 pudien.
do reCibir aqua pluvial.
6A.-Asegurar una en6Tgica vantiIa.
ci6n en- los lugAreB infeCtRdGB pOr los
m 1squitos. H..
7h.-Eyitar toda eatanCaci6n de gus,
todo pantan0, etc. en- los isrdines y
pAtiOs. EstRs preaGripCiOneB debaran
spliOarse con mas rigOr en- las aglome-
raCi0nes (hoBpitRIeg, Cuafteles, pFisic'
mes, etcuel8s, etc. I. -...-#
8A.-Lss fdenteg. eatanqueg, etc. de
los paseos p6bliCoa debsn set vaCiad0s
= limpiados una Vez p0r aenlAnG, 8 10
menos. En- las Rrandes supprfcies de
sguG, como los lagos, ge deber6n cliAr
numer0sos pescados, en- especial pesos
dos roj ID 8 Cyprin0B doradoGY
9R.-PArR III eatAnques. t6aeIeP,
etc. situAdos en- las proDiedaaes priya.
das On Los b1Frios infsstAdos, Bera tltil
colocar On Il supsIfeie del Raua una
cubierts de petr6Ieo (un graIno de pc
tr6leo de lEmpsra por metro cuadra-
lO & ii ge trstS de aguR deOtinada &
bsbids usual, ana cubierta de aceite de
conner (la mismR CRntidBd). ....
1OR.-En los bRrFios infeltadCs ell
uso del mosuuitero puede UeF 6tiImen-
to reComandado los habitantea.
11R.-Sobre Las picRdurOs de mos
ouitoa, debe aplicaFBe una gotta de tin.
turS de iodo s una gotta de Soluci6n de
gayecoI 81 Cent6 sim0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23
ALIEN MA
Aumento de la marina de guerra

Como una GODS nGeCuenCia de los triun'
fos que en- los MAJ res de Ofiente hG OBJ
tenido ell Jap6n J en- vista de los sde'
IOUtoS que CAda dis haCe lS marina
britknics de guerra, ell AlmlFantt Ego
0lemSn hs deCididO aumentsr ell n6me'
rO y dimensioneB de sus buques de
guerra.
HaAtR eAtoS & timOS tlemposs Los
buques de guerra alemaneg han des-
SIoiSdo soIsmente trecs mil doscientaB
toneIadss; pero en- Atenci6n & que en-
Ih actualidRd los bpQueS ir gte9es tlenen
dieciocho mil toneIsdas de deSpla "a.
miento y c fiones de doce pulgOdas, el
KaiOer se ha empe fado en- que se lleve
8 efecto an cambio imp0rtante , rHdl'
cal en- 10 que se refisre { Ia d0tRol6n y
aumentO de la eGcuSdra.
Todo 10 que 90 ref are q armlmenso
de los nuevos buqpeV, ae IlevaFa & Cabo
con todo genero do prtcluCi0nes, , en-
breve empe Y sr6n los importanteG Sra
b,ias que Be requieren para aumentAE
y mejorar e0nOidera abIemente Ia ArmA'
do AlemanG.