davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
A La ASAMBLEA LE-
G!SLATlvA.
Dc hombrss Is 81 srrar.

Seguimos nuestra labor. Mas indi-
cacionea 6 los sen0res Delegates. Old,
old. old.
Como ca q suelto de ayer estableci
mos siete indicaciOnes. empezanos hoy
con la octava.
8 C6daqO de Es4gw5c;0nalegat0 CSa,sZ
Deben limitarse las apelaciones en- 10
civil. de modo que en- les sentenciss
que dicten Los jueces coFtes munici-
pales puedan apeIar 1nicamente & las
de Distrit0.
Como estk Is Lev se da otra apela-
ci6n al Supreme y est en- asuntcs de
pOea monta, cuando ell spaIante prcce-
de de maIa f6 p no tiene bienes con que
responder 8 las recIamRciones que se
le hagan, resulta altsmente perjudicial
para Ia parte apelada.
8 Que despues de resueIto aI asun-
TO en- defaitiva. Ia parte, que 0bteDga
el fallo & 81 favor. pueda cObrar, en- Ell
miamo asunto. las costas tOdae, iucluso
los honorariOs del ab gado que hRya
utilizado.
Que ca 81 mismo asunto el abrgado
teDga derechO & reclamar de au cliente
moroso el importe de sus honorarios.
10 One los tres dollars. que han de
depOsitarse en- cada demands. siFVan
de abono & los derechos que devengue
eI taqufgFsfo 81 Sc utilizan los servicios
de este funcionario. sc deVueIvR di-
chs suma 81 no los prestase.
IL. Que 81 procedimiento sumRFiO
de ID ley hipotecaria Sc mantenRa en-
Vigor, con todas Gus consecuencias y
sin periuicio de los derechcs de los
'deudores que pOdr6n eiercitsrlos con
arreRlo & Is nueVR ley de EDjuicia-
miento civil. C0dSg0 de EqaJu5ci0naien
to criminal.
10. Que los Secretarios de las cor
tes municipales y de paz entiendRn les
declaraci On. los licios. sucinta-
mente, como medic de evitar los per-
iuri0s Sc de- 81 caso de que 81 denun-
ciante los testigos dicen una cosa en-
la Corte inferior , otra diferente en- sla
superior.
13. Que eel misrno los iueces con-
siRnen en- sus fallOg, cOncisa y clara
monte. 81 hecho que & 50 iuicio reauIta
probRdo y Is caIifcaci6n legal que le
merezca; pues sis ege deber Sc impone
81 Fiscal en- 81 aFtfculo II, 81 formuIar
y aCusaCi6D, con mayor motive hR de
exigirse del Juez
IA. Que se modi6que s meior di-
cho aclare b eley proVey ado para los
apelaciones en- Causas criminaless en-
81 sentidO de que cuandO ell acusado In
gresa en- ID cSrceI. go Ie admite y sus-
tancie Ia apelt ci6n, catnlQuSer0 que sea
Ia peSsG GnapWesta. Tal como estS es-
cFita Ia ley y Sc interpreta. el acusado
que no encuentra dos iadores. es in6-
Gil que apeIe.
.Aquf del iuez MaQraud: el humiIde
aCusador no debe ser de peor C0ndi-
Ci6n que eI deZSqaCusnte de alta esfera.
Deben darse facilidades 81 pObre pa
ra que pueda ejercitar los dereshoa.
Que no seq patrimOnio exclusive de
los riGos poder recurrir de fallos que
& los desheredados de ID fortuna les
impide d ir1lexibIe ley.
El dar0 7eu sed keg se escribi6 para
hacer cumplir los mandates de ID JUS
ticia. Jam6s para impedir que los in-
felices sgoten hasta Ell 6ltimo recurso
busCandO no verse priVados del mas
sagrado de los derechos: eI derecho
Is ibertad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
SucesOs 5 y COllentOS.

O6au6 ~ soma Q0 fu9fGQ arturo eSs
tan que trinan los rus6fiIos. No hay
quien les beba el Caldo.
La heroicidad- dicen- de StoesseI
tiene an solo ejemplo en- Ia historic.
Z ESQ 10 diCen por darle en- cara 8
Bonafoux que no hs encOntradD NADIA
de mGqs8a075G s extFafla en- Ia resisten-
ciR del comandante en iefe y sfrma,
que 81, Bonafoux. hubiera hecho 10
mismo que Stoessel.
7 como an consuelo & su desdicha
excIamRn: eAhora eEnpieza Ia guerra.
va sabrsn Ios nipones en- Ia que be han
metid0.D
Puss no Sc hAn metido On una cosa
del otrO iueves; pero VAya usted & con-
veneer de clio estos s1bditos del
Czar, que, no obstante su entusiaBmo
patri6tico, nj siquieTa se han inscrito
en- eI consulsdo.
Asi &c 10 die un dia & mi coCinera,
que Sc hs empe6ad0 en- que ella 90 mas
rusa que Rojestvensky.
-Anda, v6 & inscribirte para que
mande por Il Su Mpjestad.
No me dS Ia CANA. Y V&yase &
tomar Ia sOpa, que estS sobre Is mesa.
50 -. amariIlo....
Mira, JuanR-dfjeIe luego o-vamos
& romper Las hostilidades. Quitame
ests sopa de enfrente, 8 te bonbar-
deo.
-Tr6guesela. El que no Quiere
caldo. tres platos de sopa. mo v6
usted 10 que ha pasa6o con Mr.. Gro
sas. v ell Departamento Consolidate,
lS Union de Puerto Rico y 81 gobier-
nos
-Psro es que 20 quiero una sopa
decente, y no una sopa t6rtsra !.
Es 10 6ltimo que puede pasarle & un
digno simpatizadOr de la causa del
-AabGdo. Que So Cocinera no solo Ie
resulte fus6fila sinO que este hasta en-
teradR de los sucesos politicos del dia.
y vepRa & hAblarnos con sorna del
Consolidate Y Ia actitud del gobierno.
ESQ, eso-me decia JuanR en- tono
socarr6n-eso les pasa & los que admi-
ran al MSoGdO, que resultan 10 mismo:
unos n1SIc0doS
ST. naijtados, nadEGdos! Squ6 sabes
t69 SNo YES que es 10 mismo un
Puerto Arturo que otrog
THAT IS the question (hasta ell in
giles manejan yR las coCineras) } Por
ESQ me allegro. Los iaponeses ppdie-
ron tomar cObRrdemente q Port Ar
thur; pero S6 que ustedes no derribAn
n-ley Fors ker9 Esa Of que es Puerto
Arturo! M6tanIe minRs..
va sc las nneteFemos. Solo fslta
que venRas t6 8 darnOs Iecciones, CO.
SAGA del fog6n.
-8Qu@ Va2 IA que no Te meten mi
nRa2 Esa d que es autocracia, ana ley
Foraker que ae burIa de Ia voIuntad
do los puertorrique6os. etc6ters. stC6-
terra.
lDios mfo. decididamente 70 tengo
una cOcinera que es on pOrtentO de di-
pIomacia y sabiduris political! !....
y que piensas "a de ESQ de consO-
Iid@dos. de Independence, de @. b.
no. 1, de que eI tempo es corto y I.
Que mejOF hsgo 70 los pasteles,
hombre. Coma de ESQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
COSaS Que Dice eI Dra-
Sid8lt8 Roosevelt
iDe aEI Ideal Amerleano y

sssssssstss . Passss s9ss ..
..assa.sssas ssssss-s
sTodos tenemcs. en- este pals. dera-
chos iguales. TOdo hombre tiens 81
deber eVidente de haCer respetar sus
derechos. Los caracteres ben6volos =
d6biles que ceden & Is iDjuaticia, por
pereza, timidez s indiferencis, son Ga
Fealidad muy perjudiciaIes.
eCRda uno debe exigir que pIena
justicia le sea hecha.2
..... :. ....ss. s.s.ss .e.sss. .s.s~. II.
$3.50 III - So ..5ssssssss ss
xNadie puede hacer obFa 6til alguna
en- q ParlamentO, 81 Sc preocuIa del
resultado que ruedan producer aus ac-
tos bsjo Ell puntO de vista personal
..'sr.s.ss .ss-s.zssssss ,.sas.s.. ~.
.ss.... s..s.....ss.
GEL UNICO, MEDIC DE ENSE-
MAR EL SELF GOVERNMENT
A NUESTROS CONCIUDADANOS
DE NACIMIENTO EXTRANJERO.
ES DARLES TODOS LOS DERE-
CHOS QUE POSEEN LOS CIUDA-
DANOS AMERICANOS : (1)
's'sss ssssss ssssssss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
EI eaInaval On AEselb0.

Enaro ~ Esea aRo aa nronnna
Areeiho ceIabrar eI cernevsI a estiIo
da "a capitaI. Meva0ifF8 Ponce rel.
oando Gran entnsissmo sntre n ala.
mento ;ovan
nj Cssino az nropona dar mn baiIa
IA trsiaa 81 efscto son - s.a roncha9 "a
sefroritsa ana tienen eTaoiIo 81 n1a van
( lTevar Io nue ~ hace7 dedncir nuedar6
briTIaDtfsinoo.
En 81 teatro tsmbi@n se lIevarsn 4
cahn haiIeg a. mSacaraa. 4 IA vaz uue
se ofrece ona divgrsi6n sara en- 6enefi-
cio az Ios n0bres. nnes es Ta Junfe az
Ceridad "a encaroada de Il 0roaniza-
ci6n "a estoa bailea.
Bueno faera ana Al iguaI da laa
dem6g pobIacioneg. tomaFs "a iDiciati-
vaeI Caaino EspafIol = ge nombrara Ie
Reina del carnival con Ga respective
corte 10 que darfa mas atrsctivo y luci-
o---
M ORnFN AL ;,,a, A II 00v+a
S = S'ASD. es1N w y09N uT A@ gAso
feoerssl' na l12resAQo en l@ penlsen9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
IRaCtIVidad De los ej6Tcit8s b8Iig8ra1f8s

New York, Enero Is 1.3Op. IN.
On despacho de Chefoo avisa que
entire los ej6rcitoS beligerantes rel
ma comPleta .inactividad desde la
toma de Port Arthur.
La rendici6n de esta plaza afr
maSe que la desalentado On gran
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
El gObi8rnO rqsO dice que s8gOira Ia guerra
haSta veneer al Jap6l

New York, EneFO Is, II. 80 B. IN.
Informan de San PetersbuFgo que
los dltimos desastres sufrid6s Dor
los rusos, han despertado gran ex-
citaci6n en- las esferas guberna-
mentales.
La prensa Official manifesto que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18

el gobierno Sc halla dispuesto 4
seguir Ia guerra hasta veneer de-
finitivamente al Jap0n.
EI gObisfno ha recibido de per
sonas particulares ofrecimientos de-
Icuantiosas sumas de dinero para
IcontinuarHla campana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
The Royal Mail s. 2. Com pany
LONDON.
INCORPORATED ROYAL CHARTER 1882
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT.

Los magnifcos vapore <ESL, & eEDEED esta Compana
ranudaran caa sa de Pu6roco Enero
% isIa Thomas Isas Ingeas
Hoandas Francesa Venezuela Coomba vapores
recomiendan especamente ursas equpado
toda cae de comfort moderno Sc adme amb6n crga para
slas antehas ademas para dos los pueos de Europa
Adema de vapores de pasagero que recaaran
puerto eguarmente cada quncena empeando o.
bra buena OCCASION para embarcar para puero
Europa por los Vapor de de esta Comah los uaes po
Aan tocar en- caquer de los pueros de La @ mpre que ha
da sufciente carga. Para mas detalles derigirse
Fritze Lundt scccs SAN JUAN. Agentes Generates
Fntze, Lundt & co Succs, MAYAGUEz Aosntes
=. T. Silva Bank & Com CO, AGHABILLA AQentes
G. Ledesma Co, ARECIB0, Agente.
Feici 6 Go, PONCE Agentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18

manera 4 varios generates del ej6r-
cito ruso.
Los japoneses contindan fortif-.
cando raBidamente & Port Arthur.
Sc as8guFa que estos tFabaios
militares son de gran imPortancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
Las gTsndss pr0iestas 5 De Russia
IRglatsTTa ID Ra C0Ri8sIad0 saIIsfaciOTlanaRis

Este gobieFnO no ha contestado
satisfactSriamente 4 las notas del
gabinete moscovita.
Sc cfeP que este asuntO pueda
originaF serias peFturbaciones in
ternaciOlales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18
EnVenenamlent0s Catarrales.

EnVenenamIentOB CatarFaIes.
Ell catarro es capaz de cambiar todas
1as secreciones whales del cuerpo en-
lfquidos causticos> que destruyen y in
aaman todas las parties que tocan.
Aplicacionesl locales q las parties afecta-
das por el catarro hacen POGO mas que
mitigar suavisar los sfntomas desagra-
dables. Por esta razon las gargaras,
Fociadores, y inhalantes solo siTven
para alivio temporal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18

Pero hay IN remedio que produce 81
efecto deseado, = ese remedio es la Pc
runa. Este remedio da Embellishments
en- la raiz del catarro devolviendo los
vasos capilares & su elasticidad normal.
La Peruna no es un palliative tempof0
sino un especffico radical.
Pfdase el dltimo libro de Dr.. Hartman,
que So envfa gratis por POGO tiempos
Dirfjase The PerunA Drug Co., Colum-
bus. Ohio. EE. uu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18

New York. Enero l8, 1.30 p. m.
9icen do Lonpres one las gran
des protestas de Russia aceFca de-
estaF utilizandO los iaponeses la
isla de Labuan, no han sido debi-.
damente oidas en- Inglaterra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18

F. hnado Esvody johnson
Ministo Inga
F St., ", washington
dice
d debiera sufr Of pueds eOnsegur
PeFuna 70 Sc Ia dadO aLfo anfO de mis- amigos
cdOS Obr de huandad
las sufen este terrible maj del
LOuS r.. .Enhnson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18

epObes vda'
Q que
o Al.
pueds
COS droguisas o bla de Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-18

% Como pudiera ponerse On duda en-
Puerto Rico que 81 Presidents Roosevelt ha-
va escFito esas palabras afiFmamua que asi
consta ca 81 hbro,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
GOLD HILL GROUP
IN DEEP CREEK.
Cnptoln Duncan McVlcble Secures
Option on This Valuable
Property.
WAS OWNED BY COL. WOODMAN
has Produced Considerable WenIth--
VIII be Developed for Copper
Product

Captain Duntan MoYlchle, general
manager Of the Bingham consolidated
Mining company departed for the east
today over the Rio Grando ana, before
his departure released the Information
that bo had closed w deal whereby he
has received can ON the dold I'M
group Of 80 claims, locnt0d In the Cllf.
ton district and IN what IN commonly
known an tho Deep Crock country, Tho
consideration was not released, but the
ground has great merit and there IL
no reason to doubt hut that tho owners
VIII draw down enough TO make O. very
respectable bank account when the OK.
animation, now being made, In con-
cudod
The dold IAN property waa former.
~ owned by tho late Col !, Il. Wood
man. end after his death, N cumo Into
lho possession of llWry Woodman,
from whom The option was obtained,
col, Woodmnn, during hls lifetime,
Crock ana particularly IN the Gold IIill
mine. which he believed would oyontl.
ally develop into one Of theb TX bonan-
ally develop into one " the biz bonan.
Zee this accomplished and thus made
Me crownlng event OF his successful
mining career,
The surface ores showed very enoour.
aging gold values ana an nmalgpma-
ton mill was built from which II IN
said, several hundred thousand dollars
was obtained, AZ depth was attained,
the presence OF copper became manifest
Development showed thai gold ag
predomlnatlng metal WAS changing 10
copper and different method OF treat.
mont for tho 0rep became u necessity,
Late ndyicce received by James Me-
Vichle, n brother Of Tho captain, who
N IN charge Of the property, conveys
tho information TIM, The oampllng Of
the mine thus far has proved entirely
satisfactory. There IL a large tonnage
OF gold silver and copper ore IN sight,
Nh amount sufficient 10 warrant the en-
crclslng OF the option,
II In tho intention 10 put on n large
force OF men aud open the mine on an
extensive scale. Not 10 exceed 200 feet
depth was attained IN the old works
inBa ana " IL captain McNiohles plan
10 wee what Kind of values oXat Htill
further down The old workings viii
also be reopenod,
The bonding Of tho Gold I'm mlnn
can be indirectly attributed TO the az.
surencoe given oul by the Gould ln-
forests that HE Western Pacific rail-
road VIII be butt,
Captain MqVlchio has been close
observer Of the railroad ohookorbonrd
aud concluded The time was ripe 10 10
Into Deep Creek
~ don't know Of any place paid he,
today "whofe railroad could be built
IN this state that would result In doing
"a much good 10 Salt Lake az this ono
viii, II WIN open a new mining field
and VIII result In bringing an Immense
tonnage Of ore 10 this valley for trcat.
ment II W dlfllcult 10 estimate the
good the Western Pacific viii 90 20 this
ely and state Deep Creek IA going to
iugVo ia thp fptnI %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
MARKET CLOSED
STRONG At ADVANCE
settlement Of the Equitable Life
Trouble Had a Very StImu,
latlng Eject
BUYING ORDERS WERE LARGE.
Pro6tTakIug Sales Had Little Eject,
iPrlces RlW Subslan-
TALLY,

New York, June Tho Equitable Llfo
settlement stimulated the stock market
and tho large buying orders were dislrlb-
uicd throughout the lis, today FIRST
prices were sharply advanced over last
night all around, proht taking sales made
their customary slight hroads on pricos
but after the market had demonstrated
ils good absorptyo power prices roso
substantially above tho opening level
SOme stocks which had not risen mator.
ially AZ the outset Joined the advance
AaysneSs experimenting a point we're
Prices Gagged slightly IN duh demand
on me appearance or we BANK s,alemen'
Metropolitan Street Railway was carried
UP T. ~, Paul ah Northern Pacific ana
Corn Products preferred 3la Atlantic
Coast Limo ana smelling 2 steel F2pn.
aIlSs pgStioTIc9 ~ onG A,ilehIs9h o NIw
SSSrhwcs,eeTrrnS ccn TSi'P RalIrood Of Sc%
Jersey. Amalgamntod copper brooklyn
Transit and Tennessee Coal 10 2lb
NaehyIllo, hc0tlanoogo y 81 Louis rose
H. Tho closing was active ana STRONG
Close Money on call nominal, no loans.
cent
Prime mercantile paper alsui per cent
sterling exchange steady Win actual
business IN bankers bills NJ luut NJ ,1
lor demand ana M h5Ojnl S,l5 Tor co.
day bills,
Posted rates ls6 and issi commercial
bills iM4ulSlh.
Bar silver, b,l4,
Mexican dollars, i5H,
Government bonds, steadyi railroad
bonds, nm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
TRADE CONDITIONS
ARE IRREGULAR.

New York Juno Oh q, Dun n co.'s
weekly review " trade tomorrow VIII
say
Although trade reports arc still lrrogu'
lar and In many cities below expectations,
there has been improvement, In response
10 higher temperature ana less gain, Man
ufacturIne activity Il fully extended In
textile fabrics, and there II an enormous
output Of iron and steel, despite somo re-
duc,lon from last months rccord.breakl
rate of production, Building operations
are largo and materials In excellent Dc.
mand.
Foreign commerce for the last week at
this port shows a splendid gain compared
with iIQ, imports increasing 'alaleN and
exports gaining Nno3S, All returns for
May make favorable comparisons with
tho Same month last year railway earn.
ings Increasing s per cent whlo bank ex'
change rose 10 por cont
Further weakness has developed IN
paokcls hidet, the only supporting factor
being the light hupply Of COW hides that
are sought by tanners Of upper leather
Country hides are IN a relatively better
position and South American dry hides
are nTmor here than IN Europe,
Failures this week N tho United Hlales
ARE 2l6, against 1875 last week, III the pro-
week last year,
Failures In Canada number ~ against
q last week, 10 the preceding week and
~ last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
the Eureka lode mining claim at Haley,

the Eureka lode mining claim at Haley,
Idaho,
At an election 10 be held IN the West
Mountain district next Saturday n dis.
trlct recorder viii BIZ chosen Ia succeed
u. w. Quinn,
Considerable activity N IN evidence
IN Ilorkor's canyon near Bingham
WHARF . good many locations have been
made lately,
Manager Henry Calrow ~ the ONO
Copper company " reouperatng from
slight lndlsposuro which has Kept
him nj home for several days
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick u
Co., bankers, were Crude ore and COM
uonlrates, s2s,20Oi base bullion, Nl,3OO'
The management Of The Fortuna mine
NJ bingham IL about 10 install two
sets of power drills preparatory TO
pushing the campaign " development
more vigorously than over About q
cur ~ ore u day IN now being forward
cd 10 market,
The Rio drando win conduct an ox'
cursion 10 Park cay tomorrow A
special train VIII be- run, leaving salt
Lake III o'clock q M, and returning,
leaves Park city al O'clock, thus glv-
ing those who take advantage OF II
all tho time they need 10 visit the
mines NJ the camp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
CONCENTR ATES

NJ, Mont Ferry returned from Park
Guy last night
otto wills departed for Haley, Idaho
last nlghl ON mining business
W. y. Nlgs departed for the Reel.
proeliy property IN Beaver county last
night
The now hosting plant NJ the but.
ltr Liberal mine Of Bingham has gone
INTO commission,
Frank l., Wilson Of the Luc, l., pro.
porly m the notp creek district has
returned from camp,
v, w, Clnrk manager Of the OphIr.
mn mine ~ Qphlr, has returned from n
roundup Of Nevada camps,
H. j. Wilkinson secretary Of the Gold.
llcld.Sooplon Mining company, II c.u.
Ined 20 his home by sickness
Roy Ridge the well known Goldnold
mining operator, la Nv the city on his
way home from Kaneas city.
The now air compressor at tho Rcd
WING property IN Bingham VIII 40 into
commission during tho coming week,
N, shAunossy has bonded 10 W. A,
Wilson for $4,000 q ops'half interest In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
C0NT|NENT AL-ALTA
AERIAL TRAMWAY
Adjustments Have Been Made and
Line Is Now Working
Satisfactory,
MILL ALSO IN COOP SHAPE.
10 iurslns Dat nlgh Grade Cencsn.
trate-- Iornlsgs $500 Per Day
shipping Crude Ore

After going through the annoyancos
usually attending the placing OF now
machinery In commission the 6mlo
aerial tramway built IN Little Cotton.
woon canyon by the Continental Alta
Mines 4 shelters corporation, IL at
last In satisfactory working order and
Manager Crow,hcr expects 10 see
things move along In pretty good shape
from this time on, The mill IL also do.
Ing good work, and the company Ii now
earning about $500 per day. but he eS.
poets TO see this doubled IN q very
short time,
The mill Nv turning out concentrate
carrying lead values OF from ~ u u
per cent silver values ~ from ~ 10 rs
ounces, IN addition, some gold and cope
per, In order 10 be prepared for any
accident that might happen 10 tho
tranway, n big resorvc Of ore " being
placed In the blns ana In convenient
places about the mill. AZ the present
time there IA az least 10 days supply on
hand.
Tho company IN shipping some crude
orc and 40 soon as additional teams can
he had the tonnage from this source
VIII be Increased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
UTAH COPPER ROAD,
The Rio drande. II is believed, WIN
Construct Bingham Line,

There is li,lo doubt but that the Rio
drando railroad VIII handle the output
Of the Utah Copper o0mpany'g mines
In Bingham, While nothing official has
boen given out, II IN believed
on certain that the m1nag emont OF tho
Copper company has reached an under.
standing with the RIO drande, whereby
the latter viii build branch from
Revere switch, Ave miles this Side OF
bingham, 10 the sites picked out for
the Utah Coppers mil and the Amnri.
can smelling and Refining compnnyp
copper smelter near the south end Of
the Great Salt Lake,
When the matter OF building road
TO the latter point was frat suggested,
II was current talk that the salt Lake
Route would grasp tho opportunity 10
enter Bingham, bul the Rio Grando,
not to be outdone by any competitor
has moved IN the direction Of retaining
lts hold on the business derived from
the operation OF tho big copper bo.
nunyaB " Tho district The double
tracking ~ tho Copper Belt road In ono
Of the lhlngs In contemplation for tho
near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
ON MINING EXCHANGE
Weeks snlss Aggregated il'us over %
Quarter Of a mutton Dollars

The weeks sales ON the Sal, Lake
Stock a Mining Exchange aggregated
y total Of l3e,d1b shares, for which was
paid the sum of S25,p63b0. Tho market,
~ can bo readily seen from the fore
going has been dun aud, M n conso-
qupncc, the week closed with the range
Of prlCoa generally down Tho Duly
stocks ~ PARK cry were not IN demand
at any figure ana probably will not be-
until the public " relieved Of the lonr
that tho Ontario drain tunnel VIII not
be clonred, Notwithstanding the Naa
Huranco given from time to time INIT
No Rorloue consequences Viii result
only that n would take little time TO
right matters again, the public has been
Hkoplical Late roporlA from camp M
dictate that tho work " reopenlng tho
tunnel IN progressing inyorably New
YORK Bonanza found some takers, hut
nj q discount, compared IN The record
~ pO,oR during the previous week C0ns
aolidatcd Morcur was traded IN, hut H.,
too, has been ON lllo lohoggnn Bullprs
Liberal proved an exception and closed
slightly stronger due, no doubt, Ga the
placing VI the now hosting plant In
commission the management now be-.
Ing prepared 90 make THINKS count
rlnilc stocks have been the most
eagerly sought Of nll the stocks called
on the exchange, and among tho active
ones may be- noted Causn, May Day,
Victoria ana Mammoth Tho lutlor has
been IN good form ana N ~ expected
viii 5000 report a dividend
Todayt closing quotations ana sale5
Noro,
uDpA Xpg ptr,trArtpNu