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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
NOTAS De ACUAD|LLA
I'm nuevo peri6tico unionis.
ia: ia Bandera de la
Union. Base Ball.
IUICt0 HG0sTINI
IUICt0 AG0STINI
Ma yoria unionista en- Lares.
Incidente en- el Teatro
iAl monte,

Bsio 10 direesi6n dc puestro esti-
mado eorreligionario 81 inspirado
poeta y escritor don jose Agustin
Aponts, sl iuevss prtx'mo 80 del co
rricpts mes. vera 10 lux pG blica On esta
e'u lad un nuevo voosro do nuestro
parsido que llevark por blulo sLa
B sudera do 10 Unions,
Le seeundarA On eata obra al 90
4 ,r Aponte, nusstro no msnos Apre.
siahle amigo y CorreligionArio don
Carlos Martinez Roldkn, intsli gsnts
sseritor aguadillano.
Nuestros plAesmes & los iniaiado
res do tan simpktioo proyeeso.
Ell domingo pasado por 10 tards,
en- una sxtsnsa sabana del barrio sHi
gusys do eats eiudad, habo an impor-
tanle desaffo do base ball entire los
teams sLAfsyettss y Ella Presss. triun.
tAndo cate d'timo despues dc una re
dida luchs, por oeho carrerss. Los
Jug adores do smbos clubs faeron muy
aplAudidos.
layer 90 vi6 On esta Corts muni
oipal el iuisio cortra sl senior Pedro
Agoltlni, de naeionali ,ad franeess,
q quien 10 sc1sa por 10 policfA do
b hAber altsrAto 10 psz pdblies el 81
bado & 'timo on el salon del tsatro do
esta eiudad.
-En el inciderts que hacemos
mvnci6p, ini6rmaae owe oil eApittn
Ferp aadez Nassr di6 I'M baatonsx3 4
dicho frane6s, ordenando lusgo "a
dsseneidn. Rsspeeto 4 eats particular
90 hsosn divsrsos Oomsntarioa; unol
on contra y otros & favor del poliCfa.
RI iuex aefior Ksansy absolvi6 al
aeussdo, por crssrlo inocsnts del b.
cho que 80 10 imputA por 10 poliCfa.
-Hs dsisdo dc publiearGe On esta
ciudad. por eauaaS qae ignoramos, y
por aegunda VIZ, el iemsnArio lode.
pendlente az! r. g;onals. euyo diree.
tor ere el senior JosQuin Solk
Sc hAllAn enfsrmos do alguna
gravedad nuesiros enthusiasts core
liglonarios don Paacaaio G.m6les ,
don Carlos Mendex.
-Ha ado nombrado sseretArio del
comitG unionistA do satA Ciudad nueu
tro eatimAdo oorrsIig onario J amigo
don Fernando Aeosts, q qaien tslici
tamos por tan mercida distinction.
-Ditx .fusron los individuos
Quienes el dltimo iAoAdo por 10 noehs
81 eapilAn Fernandez Mater y el detec
tive Tolsdo sorprsndieron on sl bsrric
sT Amarindc, jugAudo & 10 prohibido
III iaicio contra 6Ssos 30 vera mAnAns
viernes.
Mario Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
iSno, sres oasco ' fusrse

clsno, srss ossco fusrae
Padre, tHadi6 sl segundo hsrs
tAdo sn 81 eombAte tus tea enen gos
morales y te trA'go Aus cSbel sras,
Bisn, hiO mfo, trss Waller to ,
iuerte.
LAY padrs exalsm6 sl Isresro,
20 be tenido siempo psrs rsAliE>r ae-
etones hsroicAs. Al sllir de terrific
rio de nusstrs tribu, snsontra { m
ansiAno pr6ximo 4 sueunbir las ma.
noE de cobAFdSs AssGiDoE, In sAlvs,
10 rsec 81 en- mi tisndS, sure uus hsri.
das, y 10 h euidSdo dfA nochs hasta
que exhal6 81 postsr suapiro
HIP milo, lomA el sssudo si
areo de mia aptspAsAdos. Eres com.
paSivo , busro por slto mersaes 20.
hsEpAF n pusbo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
ECOS Y N0TtS
vapor americana "Cosmo"
Don Antonio vszquez,-
visje de inspection.
D. SANTIAGO B. PALMER
Corte de Distrito de Ponce.
C5rcel de Arecibo. En- IL
bertad provisional.

Hoy sali6 de New York el vApor
smsrieano <Coamos que llegarS a este
puerto 81 iueves prf x mo. saldrk de
puevo para los EstAdos U aidos el die
II dc septismbre.
-Ss encuentra On San Juan don
Antonio vszquez, ipgsDiero de Obras
Pdblieas residents On Bsrranquitss,
quisn aAls para vlsques hacsrss
cargo de la direction dc unos trabsios
de cArrstsra que van & rsalizarse on
aQuel 0 isis.
Aver tsrda sali6 On visie do ms
peesi6n & las eArretsras de Carolina y
Cagaas al Saperinseadsnte do Obras
R6blieas sen " Jin6nex.
Don Ramon Z.yAa, eapataz dc
Obras Idolieas, hs solieitado ooh0
diAs do licsnc para atender asuutos
propios.
-Hsmoa tsnido el guato de sslu
dar nusatro amigo oil Ledo. don
Sannsgo B. Palmer, iuez municipal
de UIusdo, quien lego Sysr & San
Juan.
--Por orden del a seal de 10 Corts
de DIstrito de Ponce, fue redueido &
prisi6n On GaayAnilla, Bsnito o i've
70, acusAdo do seduction.
-Hs sido sondusido & 10 ciycsl
do Arseibo, Antonio AybAr, vseino do
Isabella, & quisn 90 aeusa del delito dc
abuse dc confMzA.
-Ha lido conducido desde Loixa
& IL eArcsl do San Juan. 4 d sposi-
ei6n del Fiscal dc 10 Corts do Dis
trito. ApAricio Feliciano, & quien 40
acuaa del delito Dc sgrsAi6n, con oh. e.
ietO dc oometer asesinato.
LA Corts de Diatrito de Ponce
eslebr6 o. iuicio por aeduec!6n contra
Agustfn Fsgsn, do PeaaslAs. eonds
nkndols { 50 dias e&:cel.
~Jol6 Mon,errate Tobar, sgri
eultor do Ponss y preso en- squells
c&Eeel do distrito, ha oLtenido "a II.
bertAd provi,i,nA mediants HAnzA
que ConAiguara.
Ell iutx do Paz do Ponce dispusc
tieran resluidAs On 10 csrCsl do sQusl
distrito las individuGs Maria Collszo
y Euriquet G Arcia, por hurto msnor.
IA sAlido On libertad, bsio fian
10, ca 10 eGreel dc Ponce, el industrial
Julio Oliveras, do JuAnA Dfaz.
En- Quay yAnilla iu6 detenIdo poE
10 policia Martin villoeh, & quisn %
supons Autor do I'M h1rto do mAderAs,
- HA ado pussto en- libertid d On el
presidio ArCAdic Bsnit z que apfsio
I'm diA do reslusi6n en- Aque penal, g.
gGa sentsnsi& de 10 Corle do los Esta
dos Unidoa en- cauaa por hurto,
go AguAdllla fleron condena-
dos por sl iusz municipal AuicstS
Marines, & IS diAs por AcomeIimIen
TO , Agresi6n, y Vlcsnts Ramos Rive
70, & seis meaes, por hurto msnor.
"A Juan Ramos III Pillo, 10 fut
ueupado on Ponce. por 10 policfs, ur
revolver que portabA DenuLCtado o.
cAso 81 iuez municipal, 10 condsn6
noventA oiAs dc Cd eel.
Ea AdiuntaS fOe acusAdo dG
tAlsa representation oil individuo RI
m6a CAI6s, & Quien 10 fuerOn impuss
tos SO dlas dc ArreSto.
-Jos6 CArtAg gens, barbara, y pre-
40 ca AguAdilla por AltsrAr 10 pal
p6bics, fae pusaIo en- libHtAd POI
hAber aalido abIuelto 81 el iuielo.
Han sumplido aus s1nteneias 81
la sGreal dc Arclbo, Manuel MArn
ne1, bArhsro do SqueIlA sIudsd J JOII
PorrAs vAlsnifu, indussrial, de IA
IAlo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
Il ULTRIMIcROScOPIO

En Viena han lnvsptado los pro,
isaorss Sledensopt J z,igmondy z el
UlIrAmicrosoopio, Q instruments que
ayudsl& & los aabios & txsmIn1r has.
to las mas diminutIs pArtisulas que
81 microscopic cou6u dsia invlIihles.
30 dice que con lA AyudA del nusvo
inltrumentn, los einoo mllones dc
gl6huloS contsnidos en- M esntfmstro
e6bico de Sargrs humAnA pusdsn sxA-
minArss ousl si sstuvisrAn tx1endidos
en- una supsr6ais De dies y { shu pc.
cusdrAdo'; y que ss diatipRuen psrtf.
culAs que midsn Ia suArtA millof 6.ima
pArts de un mi fmetvo de diamst-O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

salon dc 10 casa eonsistorial. & sisrcer
las obligauionss de ga % rgo.
Ell skbado IL del sorriente con
trSio mAtrimonio san6nico en- Hu-
macao, 81 i6vsn don Manuel Con
sNss, hiio del ataudAlado pro-
piesario conIeeuepte eorrsligionario
nusaIro don Rtfo ] G nz&leE, con l.
simpS.Iea Hnorlta DOmitilA CGgiao,
profssorA grAduAdA de tqusl pueblo.
On conaidsrAbls n1uero de AmIgoA
del ioven GJtzAltz, ls AcomplhAron
hAatA sl refsrido pueblo, regresandO
todos ( les tres de IL mIhGLa { este
donds lA gentil pareia hA tornado %
nido, G,Ata luna de misl ls dsSsAmC .,
Gallo.
GurRbo, Aholto ) de 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
BANDA De DENEFIGEEC|A

Programa do las pisGas que TO-
cal 4 on lA retrsta de esta roche 10
banda do N d ls de Bsnenssrois on los
jar Tdines del sdihcic;
PAsA doble <El ruido me molea~
tsS, (estrsnol v aolc; ala gait. blsn.
cA1, (G pttici6f) Jimsuez NelodiN
sF lends that are goods an trutS N.
N Poks sNo te vislas, que no vSSS,
v Golc; HsbAnerA sLA pin = NINA dss,
(ssEsnt) Vinolt DAoxA sNo eomaa
f6aforos9, CAmuot; Himnc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

Dos anolanAH de 10 % sparecen
hoy eomo 6guraS culminAntes en- el
sentro 6uAncista de NV York, Con
Ia mustts del muliimillonArio Russel
SSgs hsn venido { ser 20 dos les mu.
isrss que psrmsnecsn en- Wall 81,
alsrtA para YER aproximarse ID horA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
Ultima IL uenci6n. -El mo yor tdtfcio del
mundo. Lac naujeres nads TiedS
de la Americd.-LQs maS ferro
vdriQs del ngundo.

dc 10 America. Ids rGS zero
uGTiQs del nundo.
sThs Teehnicsl World Nsgssines,
do Chicsgo. ttas, en- 80 d'tims sdi-
ei6n, I'm arifculo aeercA de IN e.'xAdo
aeuaiiso On oil que 20 dice Sc pusde
andar por sl aqua CON gran faailidsd
y siu mayor peligro. Este nuevo cal
zado tiene 10 forma do an ptqut 40
bots que 40 adspta & cada uno do los
pies, y sobrs Loo sualss % haos 10
mismo que aobrs IN psr de patines
para que rueden sobre 10 nievs.
FL invent:r de este nusvo sport %
Arthur T. Sadler, quien 70 ha hesho
vGrios experimentos con TODD 6yito ,
hs ensefad & varios dc aus amigos &
maneisr les patlnss scuAsieos, y TO
dos ellos los maneian con extraordi
maria mseatrla. hlciendo On el aqua
euanto quieren, dando vueltAa y an.
dando On los rios contra 10 corrien Q,
On parties donde hay Algda dsslivs.
FL visje mas largo CUE on ellos 10 hs
hecho hAata hoy, 90 apenas do dos
millas; pero no 80 ve difsultad min
gunA para gus, patlnando en- oil sgua,
% puedan recorfer grandes distan.
cias.
Los d slmos botss que 20 han be
cbo para este obislo, son dc una ma.
dera rmamsnte livians, y IN par do
botss que tepga eAda uno euatro pies
ocho pulgadas dc largo. nusvs pull
gaiAs do ansho en- su parts mas
alberta y nusvs pulgadA y media de
profundidad, son sapacss para una
persona que psis clento lrsinta , Gin.
40 hbrAa.
ActuAlmsnts 20 Oonatruya On New
York IN sdidcio que apsnAs 90 puede
concabir; IN mon 'ru1 que tendrk ii
pisos J 625 Il . g. eavasi6n, y aus
con IL sea sro,on do IL Tore Eiiisl
sara lAest'uotOrA mas aoherbis y gran.
de del U al verso. Rse pusvo edinsio
que 90 lamIrA Singer B Hiding tendrl
9 Aeres y medic do eIpasio con eapa-
eidAd para scomodar dentro de sua
murca 100000 personas.
Por el edineio Singer 90 podrS
eomparar on brsvs el Adslanto y pro
greso do estA terra americana donde
el espAeio 90 reduce mas y mas eada
die, y el ingenio del homb bre tiene que
huacar el modo dc levAutar on el aire
torres inmsnsAs para aeomodar lol
millArss de empleados. AL pie de oct.
cd! 4 no Queda 81 B,nedIot que sole
tisns s pisos y que hase so Af1s paaa.
ha O. mo sl mas alto y grands de 10
eiudAd, y que hoy spenaS puede mi
rarse al lAdo de los gigantes que 10
rodeAn y que hNsta eierto punto 10
hlcsn apsreser peQueiio y miserable
rarA darse una Idea de 10 que 90
RI el eiinsio Singer, no hwy sino que
msditar que 50 conltrucei6n oostAEa
la suma do once millonsa do dollar
que 81 en- lugar dc eolocAr uno so
hre olro los pisos que contendrk, q
eonatruyess una casa de un solo pisc
| , de jgual capAsidad. dsmandarfa IN
sspasio jgaal = FL mAnsAnas de 10
rreno.
Dos aneianAH de 10 amos aparecer
hoy &C mo 6guraS culmin Antes en- q
sentro financista de NV York. Cor
Ia musets del muilimillonario Russo
SSgs hSn venido ser - dos les mu
isres que permsnecsn en- Wall 81
alsrtA para YER aproximArse 10 horI
1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

Sc sueedsn On el material de la Lfnsa
ferrsa del Oeats,
-Pronto se sspsrs sQuf los Sc
flores Nunoz, del Vale, Calves oisro
} TiEol,
-.Por slta Jupta local de IL Uui6r
de Puerto Rico, ls pg,ta 10 idea DE-
proponsr para delsgsdo { 10 CGmars
ra FOR el distrito do San Juan, Al dis
tlr guido sAhallsro y conusausrts 90
lrellg opsrio don Joss CaFSGo,
CoRREsPoNsAL
Bpysm6u, rs Agolto 1900,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
0AT0S CURIOSOs
COrrespOnsal.
Nav Yol (, Agolto . de 1905.

81 Emperador do China 80 lsvan
ta disrisments & les euAtro do la ma
Mana , desds elA h1ra hastA las since,
en- que toma el dessyuro, dedisa 81
tiempo 81 sstudio de los idicmas In
g'eI J maneh6
Ell ssnslIo principals trAbsisI
& los euatro snoHy eontindA On use
por cinsuensA Siios. Soporta sargs
de mil librss de peso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

I do 10 crisis para haeer entonees uso
de au dinero y dsrle smpleo sAlvAndo
con 81 10 ruina dc nillsrss dc perso-
uss. Mrs Russell Sage y Mrs Heity
Green han venido & Qusdar ahorA on
la miama posici6p; 10 prlmera. mo-
dslo dc muisrss virtuosas y sArltati'
vas ecAba do hsredsr 10 fortuna mas
grande que muisr piuguus hsya hsre'
dado en- Am6riss, go 600. 900; y 10 ss'
gunda eataba - desie hase sIgdn
tempo al ffents de una fortuna dc
s60. 900. 600. Ambas tienen "a dinsro
su ORC , pArts On p estamos d lnteres
que dan suando ceurre a'guna crisis
On sl mareado, y aunqus en- los Ests' :
dos Uuidos hay millares do reraonas
mas rieas que elias, nadie tisne tar ID
facilidsd para disponer dc 50 fortuns
como estas dos matronas que aon hoy
el &mpayo do los dnaneiitas nj twyor
quincs.
Mr.. Rusasl Sags 20 tisns hiios y
90 espera que ~ capital aerk inverti-
do on obras do earidsd, 70 qus du
rarta toda % vida hA demo strado
tanta tendenoia { hacsr el bien al
des sgsaeiado y & patrc cinar los inssi-
tueiores do earidad. Mrs. HsNy
g Geeen, por el sontrario, stssorA pcr
atssorar; euerta con IN hiio quo 90
nm msgnats On los empreaas tsrrovia
rias del psis y con una hiia soltsrs
que vive con ells Gus rentas as.
eienden & sineo mil dollars oil dis, y
ain embargo llevA una vida tan fsla'
tivsmsnte pohre, que apenas gassa sl
mes on sompaniA do On hiia 10 mise
rio dc 10 dollars, y los $l4o. $50 que 10
rsatan Al mes van 4 aumentar esa
fortuna que nadie pueds saber que
destino inal le toear& nj quien 10
hAbr& do g9xar.
Miss Aide Jones, unA hsrmoaa
aetriS amsrieana, asabA do denuneiar
! sl millionaire Robsrs TAFT. por habsr.
i:e promstido sAsarss con ella J ha'
harIe spgaiiado, y ahora la aesri.
demAnda una indemnixAsi6n do 'nads
que eisn mil dollars por dshos J
perjuisios. Miss Jones dice que ~
que no pudo htesrss millionaire o.
sAndose con TAit, al m mos ApoyAn
doss On las leyes Americsnas podi
eonseguir de 81 10 aunclsrte para pa
aar una vida desoAnaadA y siu tali.
gas.
-Una gsceIA do fsrrocs rifles tral
TN sumArio dc 10 eatAdiltlsa do lal
Was isrroviariaa del mundo on gu,
dice que On 81 sho de 1904 hAbfA On 0
universe $50 1875 millas do vfss ferrsal
dc las euAles I'm POGO msa do 10 mitAt
perlenecian Sl eontinense Americana
un Al y 3.4 & Norie Amfriea. y 80 OIL
{ los Estados Unidos, Las millaV d.
terrooarril que correspondent entopcOI
4 las prineipales parties del mundo soI
los siguientes; Europa, lS9 TIA; An6
rica del Norts, 24s 7l9; Asia, 48 974
Sur An6siea, 30 1853; Afrisa, 1929
AuatrAlasis, 16 3lO. Pr6xlmAmsnts 0
90 90 do los fsrrossrrilss europs0I
han eostado s2O.11 $500, 8 sec III
tGrmino medic de Sll2 777 por milla
mientrAs que todos los dsmGs tsrrosA
les del mnndo solo han eoatado cereI
de . 1850 coo 900 8 Aea IN eosto me
dio do $4,000 por millA Ssgda la
dltimAs eItadistieA on oil mundo 70
sultA gastAdo { rAx6n do s2S por cad
persona vlviente,
COrrespOnsaI.
NtW York, AgoSto . de 1905.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-09
New York Mining Stocks.
LOST PACKER MEETINGS.

Two meetings of the Lost Packer
company were held yesterday. In the
forenoon, in special session, the share
holders sanctioned the increase of the
capital stock from 10000 TO $50 900
shares. the 100000 shares increase go
ing into the treasury of the company
and to be treated as an asset What
will be done with this stock il was
stated after the meeting. was a matter
for future determination.
In the afternoon the stockholders met
in regular annua, session and elected
directors for the ensuing year No
changes were made in the old board
and it is not expected that there will
be any change in the officers when
the board meets to organize. AS con-
stituted, the board is as follows: James
Ivers, f. G.. Rowe, j. A. Czyek, James
Finlen and Henry Welsh.
As stated at the time the accident
happened to the new smelter. no effort
will be made to place the plant in
operation again until next spring. In
the meantime the development of the
mine and the blocking out of the ore
bodies between the several tunnel lev
els will be pushed through the winter
months. Every ton of ore thus added
will be just like putting $50 or 500 in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-09
Park Mining Notes.
Park RecOrd.l

Work on the Wildfiower will be re-
sumed Monday. Manager Whitehead hav-
ing sent up supplies for the winter. The
tunnel will be extended and systematic
development prosecuted.
Ed Evans and Ike Rogers have taken
a lease on the old Valeo property and
will begin work there the fore part of
resumption of opera lions. after a long
period of idleness, will bring profitable
results and cause a renewal of interest in
that district
The work of placing the new machinery
at the Nelson-SiVer Queen goes steadily
along, and il is hoped that it will all be
installed before the permanent SHOWS
ter and with the coming of spring it is
very probable that this property will be
on the shipping list,
The work of improvement still goes
on at the American Flag. The big water
storage tanks have beer placed and other
minor changes are being made in getting
ready for the campaign of winter work.
The mine is IN splendid shape and ship
ments of high-grade ore are being made
in the metropolis this week on business
The new boilers for the Magnolia-St
Louis (McGregor) property arrived over
the Union Pacific Tuesday and have been
put in place at the mine. The foundations
were all in readiness to receive them. and
the remainder Of the new plant will be
installed quickly possible. Super
intendent Hugh Mcdonald stated this
week that by the first of the month the
work in the shaft commenced. No care
nor money viii be spared in making the
plant one of the most convenient strong
est and most complete in the camp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-09
Utah Stocks in Boston.

Following is the list of Utah and other
stocks traded in on the Boston exchange
yesterday showing the range of prices and
the number Of shares sold. Accompany
ing the report, which is furnished by
James A Pollock &, Co., is the marke;
letter Of Paine. Weber & Co., as follows:
Boston, Oct S--The copper market is
certainly the real thing. Public interest
has gradually grown until now the buy
ing power is getting to be tremendous
and all liquidation Is easily taken care of
The movement in Old Dominion is still
People are just realizing the value of
Quincy, and the buying In that stock, in
Tamarack and Calumet & Hecla will soon
cause higher prices
No range was given on account of wire
trouble. Following are the closing quo
tauonS on number of the stocks in
which local interest centerS:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-09
ELY CON. GETTING ORE.

News from Ely is to the effect that
ore has been encountered again in both
the American and Brilliant shafts of
the Ely Consolidated Copper company,
though in neither has the suiphide cop
per-bearing porphyries yet been
reached. In piercing the lime that
overlies the porphyries in that portion
OF the district. conditions identical with
those which prevailed at the Nevada
Consolidated company's Ruth mines,
which adjoin, have been encountered,
and the management of the Ely Con-
solidated Copper is sanguine that con-
ditions at depth will also prove iden-
teal.
The Brilliant shaft is only distant
from the Ruth workings about 500 feet,
while the American shaft is directly
west from the Ruth and right in line
with the admitted course of the por-
phyry deposits.
Preparations are now being made
for the installation of gasoline hoists ct
both the American and Brilliant sha fits
which are now crowding the 300-foot
mark and making work with a Whim
altogether too slow. Buildings for the
housing of men during the winter will
also be erected just as soon as the or
dered material can be delivered at The
property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-09
RICH NEVADA-FAIRVIEW ORE

A few days ago the tunnel being
driven north in the property of the
Nevada-Fairview company's property
at Fairview, hit what was apparently
the top of a shoot of fine ore, and
it was decided to sink in it and learn
what it would do at depth. Sunday a
dispatch was received at the local
offices from Superintendent A. w.
Williams advising Manager Grant Sny-
der that he was taking out ore that
assayed $212 in silver and SIS IN gold
per ton.
The dispatch had the right kind of
a ring to 1t and Manager Snyder
hustled into his travelling harness and
pulled out for camp on the night train.
Additional particulars concerning the
strike are promised after his arrival
at the property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-09
CARISA IN THE EAST.
Some of the Mystery Surrounding
Movement in Stock Cleared Up.

Carisa was yesterday listed on the
New York curb. and this fact, in con-
nection with the report here that all
of the heavier interests in the company
have pooled their stock on a PROPOSE
ton 70 sell control of the properties.
Is evidently what is sending the stock
up. Last Thursdays New York Com
merclal contains an announcement by
the brokerage firm of J. J. Bamberger
& Co, which explains what is doing
on that end. For the benefit of local
shareholders in the company, the fol-
lowing paragraphs are culled from the
advertisement:
Arrangements have been made to
list Carisa Copper company's stock of
Tintic, Utah, on both curbs next Mon
day The stock is selling at this time
between AZ and 40 cents per share I
predict an advance in this security that
will carry it well above $1.0O per share,
and 1 expect to see it. selling upon the
curb almost Immediately at above 90
cents per share.
This is not treasury stock nor pro-
noters' stock nor pool stock. 1t is
stock that 1 am buying for my clients
and friends upon the open market
"I am buying it and advising it's
up, and / know that my clients will
make big profits by purchasing it now
THE company has a small capitaliza-
ton, only 500, 600 shares in all, of par
value of S1.00 per share
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-09
NO. $50 MAIN STREET.
SALT LAKE CITY.

firm. The chief bearish factors affect
ing the market at the opening were low
er cables, liberal receipts in the north
west and an increase OF nearly 100000
bushels in the worlds shipments COM
pared with those of the corresponding
week last year. A special feature of the
worlds movements was the relative mag
nitude of shipments from Russia and
Irom Danubian ports, total shipments
from these places being over 100000
bushels. The early weakness was due
as much to slack demand as to any
selling pressure. and consequently trad
ing was quiet during the first hour. Later
in the day the demand became more &C
tive shorts and u local bull being active
bidders. A report from Duluth Claiming
that considerable wheat had been sold
there for export strengthened the mar
ket here. The close was strong, Deem
Der opened Aq2s lower at 1874 TO 1878. ad-
Yanced TO 7412 and closed at 74l2.
The corn marker was easier at the
opening because of selling by cash houses.
the new crop was the chief weakening in
fluence. During the last half of the ses-
sion the market became more in SYM
pathy with the sire myth OF wheat, but
the volume of trading was not large.
Commission houses were the chief bIIy-
ers- The market closed firm. December
opened 7sQAc lower III 4212. sold off to i4a
and advanced to 4215 Final quotations.
were at 42l2
Favorable weather in the northwest
for the movement of the new crop had
early in the day. Pit traders and some
small holders were the chief sellers Lat
er in the day active demand by commits
sion houses caused firmer feeling De-
cember opened sc lower at 81 sold off
TO 1875 and then advanced to 3p2. The
close was at 343s
Provisions were easier at the opening,
because Of decline of 5 cents in the
price of live hogs. Later sentiment be-
came somewhat bulliSh and prices made
a moderate advance Covering by shorts
in October lard was a feature OF the mar
ket- There was also some buying for for
eign account. At the close January pork
was up TIC, lard was up 21zG5c and ribs
were 5G712c higher
The leading futures ranged as follows: