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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
NEXT NEVADA BOOM
GOES TO MANHATTAN
Disclosures Within District Are
Convincing World Anew That
Camp Has Merit.

There is only one answer, in the opin-
ION of those who have gone over the
Nevada situation carefully. 10 the ques-
ton as TO at what point will the next
great boom center, and that answer is
Manhattan. This district, containing,
as il does, one of the largest and richest
areas Of mneralized Nevada. presents
all the characteristics Of q permanent
camp, and the town OF Manhattan to-
day is quietly filing up with wise fore
runners of an era Of unparalleled pros
perity. Manhattan has had an unique
history. Just before the San Francisco
earthquake the district was one of tho
most attractive in Nevada The coast
disaster threw the curtain over the
scene, and in expectation of great
panic, Manhattan talent packed up and
abandoned the camp like people escap.
ing from a plague.
There were several faithful spirits
left. however, and instead of permitting
their treasures TO remain stuffed with
idle money, they began spending il in
searching depths for resources Man
haitian as a mineralized district is prac-
tically ten by five miles in extent. 1t
is vcritablc network of veins, con-
tanning liberal gold values from the
very surface. Wherever depth has been
obtained upon any property within the
mineral zone, the result has been that
large ore bodies of milling grade, ac-
companied by smaller but rich deposits
Of shipping ore, have been opened up.
a half dozen properties little known to
the outside world can be mentioned
which have assumed the proportions of
mines.
The recent splendid disclosures upon
the Stray Dog property have served
to attract attention anew TO Manhat-
tan S possibilities. Upon the lOO-fOot
level of the Stray Dog, Superintendent
Ed Hoffman has opened up a splendid
vein of ore running SllOO per ton.
Eighteen inches along the hanging wall
of the vein averages $4,000 TO the ton.
1t is estimated that at the 3OO-foot level,
towards which the shaft Is being driven
with all speed the shaft Will tap d.
rcctlv into this vein. and every indi-
cation points 10 the fact that a mag
nificent ore body Will be here dis
closed.
Certain as fate. Manhattan viii be
the next center of Nevada interest. For
tunately, there are numerous Salt Lake
interests there, which Will reap generous
rewards from this boom. 1T VIII be
boom based upon ore disclosures, and
the results will be big. The end of the
leasing system in Goldfeld will soon
arrive. practically all the big companies
will be free from lcasers at the close
of this year. Several of the most prom
inent mines arc being consolidated,
which will preclude leasing and dealing
in such stocks by the smaller investor.
People with money to spend will have
to look elsewhere for investments, and
no camp in Nevada offers more ideal op-
portunities than Manhattan.
The town itself is we'll provided for
boom. It has three banks, its stores
are we'll stocked, the town has an cleo
trio lighting system, an abundance OF
water and timber for all purposes. Salt
Lake will keep an interested eye upon
Manhattan from now on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
IMPORTANCE OF IRON ORE.
Idaho Comes to Front With Big Deposit
Of the Needed Metal.


In the industrial boom destined to
strike Salt Lake City ut any hour moth
ING could be calculated TO play more
important part in assisting the city TO
industrial greatness than the deposits OF
real iron ore in Utah and surrounding
States. With cheap transportation and
coal near by. the erection OF steel plants
In the Salt Lake valley is only ques-
ton of time. and then iron ore will be
playinp as prominent a part in the in
drstrial life Of the State as copper,
gold. lead and silver ores. There were
received Saturday in this city hand
some line of iron ore specimens from
the property of +. y. Wilson, j. II. Ho-
gan and j. o. Dives Of Preston, Ida.
The ore is extremely rich and IT has
been pronounced by experts IN the East
as being ideal for steel-makiug.
Ii was stated TO The Tribune Satur-
day that this property contained an en-
tire mountain of iron ore. The deposit
is 800 feet in width. and extends all
along the fifteen claims owned by the
above.named gentlemen. Samples of
the ore sent to Pittsburg were aualyzed
and pronounced by authorities 10 be as
fine as could be desired for steel man
ufacture The owners have driven not
over fifty feet upon this ore, and the
entire distance has been in a grade
running 20 per cent iron. Numerous
efforts have been made by big steel and
iron interests to acquire this property,
but so far the owners have succeeded In
refusing all offers for q sale.
II certainly seems TO be worth while
for Utah people 10 begin looking around
for iron properties that are all about
them As has been pointed out before.
there will ba car wheel factory erect
ed i'm Salt Lake, and no doubt other
capitalists will como forward IN the
dust of the boom to start mp industries
needing Just such ore as rs found in
Utah and surrounding States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
WORK ON COMET.
Nevada Utah Company Prepares to
Open Up Property.

General Manager Schneider Of the
Nevada Utah company stated yesterday
that the company was preparing to be-
gin work upon the Comet group in Bea-
yer county. This property adjoins the
famous Cactus ground of Samuel New
house, and upon which is being operated
one OF the greatest copper mines III
Utah.
Mr.. Schneider stated that ii was the
plan Of the Nevada Utah company TO
sink the shaft deeper. this working now
being down TO the 200-foot level. The
showing already encountered upon the
depth already gained, taken into ac.
count with the splendid developments
on the Cactus, have convinced the com
pany that the Comet is a property of
great merit. Upon reaching the lower
bodies thoroughly. and local circles cx-
pect another Cactus so be opened by
the Nevada Utah company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
Tribune Agents in Nevada

Copies Of The Tribune win be found on
sslo In Nevada at the following;
Beatty-Mark & Hancock,
Cherry Creek-Grey & Collins,
Caliente-Jobu Sheir.
Delemar-M. c. Kelly,
Ely-Thomas O'Dalovicb.
Eureka-Ernest II. Mau.
Goldfeid-Frank LandstTom. Hunter ADV.
& Pub. Co.
Gold Buttc-w Fl Sharp.
Las Vegas p Shannon g. l.. News Co.
Msnbsttan-Nelson RouudSvell.
Rcno-Rosenthal s. Arnanko. Shepherd g
Son.
RhyoIite-Sam Speirs
Tonopah-w. n o'Nciu. A. r. Rouns,
WELL Sherman & Oldfather.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
TRAIN TO RHYOLITE.
First Train Enters Great Camp In
Southern Nevada.

Special 10 The Tribune.
RHYOLITE. Dec. 1.-THE first Las
Vegas & Tonopah passenger train en-
tered this city last night. and regular
service will be conducted from now on.
The track of the company now lies upon
Main street. Everyone here is rejoic-
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16

DR.. Charles Flesh Food. the greatest
beautifer in the world, is having a
tremendous sale. HILL DRUG co. are
the aTeuta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16

Clason' s up-to-date map of Nevada
Wall or folding, $500. Pocket guide
map. $l.0O. Salt Lake Mining Review,
agents. p. q. Box 1887.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
s d. EvauS

Uudertakcr and Embalmer, has removed
10 new location, 48 South State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
kodaks, finishing, framing. Main s Sd So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30

For bloating, belching, indiges-
ton, etc. eat Gings Dyspepsia
Tablet after meals. Sold by F. G.
Bland. m5m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30
-. ii yesterdays sRRsuLTs. ~
Chicago 9, Bettpit T.
. Cleveland 10 St. Louis 9.
: Neutrality-suspicious..
sthIEsl ropNS "a

exAEs' TODAY "a l.,
Washington at -Ph4dds lPiiispt (.
! Detroit at 6hicago.Fss & coz.
: ST. Louis at CIevelandsnol>e.
Boston atNew York. s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30

John T. Goodwin, of Grassland,
lis the guest of his daughter. Mrs, j.
j. Chidester.{ ~: Z Z
AIpheus Williams was here Mon
day from Grass Run. .z
E. A. Coffman, of :Dola,. spent
Monday in the city on business.
WANTED-aaTo buy feathers. Eff
Z ty old featherbeds. Address H,
care Telegram. ,3oapr4t.
John Patton, of Craigmoor, spent
Monday in the city looking after
business matters. az.
John G. Ayers was here from
West Milford Monday on business.
Ben Gregory and tDoc". Sheets
have returned from Coney Island.
Their vaudeville speciality failed to
take with the many gay frequenters
Of that famous resort.
William Conrad, of Glehville, was
operated on this afternoon at the
Kessler hospital.
Ralph W. Young, of Salem, spent
Monday in the!city. cidi5t en-,
Justice John 7. FLYNN WIS here
Monday from Wilsonburg ,onI bust
ness. :
E. stringeF Boggsss, and, n. NJ.
Bonahue Ieavs toSighk sEsr Pied!
mont to attend the annual State
melting Of The Knights Of Columbus,
converting in'that city tomorrow. /
The Suffer = Roofing & Cornice
Company have. moved intb.she c,s.
born building at -1a4 West Pike
street, where they will be GLAD 10
Servo their old trade and new trade
as well. 3oanr6t
Mrs John Thompson and! SON:
Chase, are here from Johnstown.; Pa:
quests Of relatives and friends.
>. Perry Thompson, of Fairmont.
spent Monday in the city on busi,
sa SWEET MELODY Tloua.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30
REWSUPERINTEADEHT

William Cans, the wen known
mine foreman, Of. Fairmont, has re-
signed he position. with-the C6nnel-
vile & Basin eoil and Coke Co, 81
Deekers Greek, to accept the position
|of superintendent 81 the Wolf SUM
NIT nine of the Fair1nont Cod Co.
sIr-sans has been in the mining
business all his lie and was formerly
with the Bessemer company at Pow
lelf BE is Mellyersed IN coal mining
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30
Bingham Lecture

There can hardly be an se3aggera-
ton of praise regarding Ralph
Bingham's entertainments. His
humor, permeates the armor of the
most morbid critic. Everybody
surrenders to his merry manner and
magic power. He fills the bill in
all that he attempts, and his YER
sati,ity Of talent and variety Of per-
Torrance places him far ahead Of
those who pose as public entertain
lets. Tickets on sale at the box Of
fce;att the Grand. Reserved seats so
eenEs. nsjss as. --ss.sss,sel
So 81 .-.s--~-.--
WANTED a girl for housework,
white or colored, must sleep home,
no washing; no ironing, good wages.
,S2s Lee street. soapr3tt
EWANTEDz-Woman to do plain
+ scwing. Apply to Hurry W.
Lewis, decorator, room 1G 1Iueh
building, w. Pike street. 3a0prSt+
Marshall Ashcraft and + g..
Michaels, of. the Fairmont Coal Co.,
are in the city today.
Al ri Purinton, general manager
tof Che Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac.
s,tion Co, is in the city. y.
/ Mrs. NJ. Alice Corpening and
,,dauglttgf. Miss -Bettyes are; home,
sfromSF aiifmoaS, where they attended.
;the Harr-F Fleming wedding.
DR.. Alex Hannah, Of sardis, was
N George see g 61Gs Itshepe Monday;
from Marshyille. ais
Newton Pew 81 BdcKhaAnsns Is
the gnest.of his. brother, Jasper Pew,
| 4 DR.. W.sP. Golf returned Sunday
from a visit in Philadelphia. : /
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30
THE COURTERFEIIERS

s.The Co6fteffeTters which made
a Bug run at the Greenland theatre
in Pittsburg lasE week, wsili be tlic
attraction at the Sickel6deon IL ali
West Pike street Monday, Tuesday
and WEDNESDAY u Gle psesent wacEs
Ladies andaehildren yvill be especial
" pleased with these pictures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30
Pension Increased

". \. Edgcll, pension attorney,
received notice Monday morning
that Frederick Koerner's pension
had been increased from So to $40
a month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30
BURGLARY At WIlspABURG

Early Sunday mornings Herman
Strother's store at WiIsonburg was
bnrglarized. The burglar carried
off a graphophone and the records
Of the same, but disturbed nothing
else. The stolen articles are valued
at $40. Access was gained through
the rear door and a skeleton key.
seems to have been used to, unlock IL
There is no chic. >.,li 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-30
WANTED-C6amberfnlnids al 8

" A4S -SlldInUeTiHdluS lt stnl
Traders hotel. 30aprst
NJ. R. Post sf5Jaryigille, wasjt
the city Monday,
John c. johnson; of Bridgeport
was here Monday. ~
j. N. Wilkinson, of Bridgeport
spent Monday here.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28

Desde Arecibo telegrafi6 anoche eI
Captain Cabrera al Jefe de la Policfa
Insular 10 siguiente:
"Guardia Quijano Y Jose 0. Rivera
arrestaron en- el barrio Hato Vieio :
Avelino Vendrel. Ramon Santana
Ramon Rivera porque impedfan eI
paso diez peones que venfan para
los CafioS. En- el mismo barrio cele-
brabase TN meeting huelguista V el
orador Nicomedes Rivera areno6 Ala
muchedumbre para que quitasen los
presos a la policia. Fue agredido Dor
la espalda guardia Quiiano, quien re-
sulta gravemente herido. Guardias
dlspararon rev61veres contra eI gru-
po que atacaba y result6 muerto hueI-
gulsta Juan Rosado. Con Tuez mn
nlclPal practique investigation com
pleta y estan arrestados cinco HON.
bres response bles de Ia aggression 2
tengo orden de arresto contra Nico-
medes Rivera. Guardia Ouiiano
aunque grave no temo por Su vida
CorTeo mas detalles. Con teniente
Villariny y demAs fuerza mantendre
orden 4 toda costa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28
ReViSta de los TriDunales
CORTE DE DISTRITO
SECCION SEGUNDA

Llamado ell nifio Rafael Dayi1a
(nombrado Carmelo) responder del
cargo de desdcato por su no compa-
resencia Ell la session del sabsdo. Ia
Corte en- vista de su discernim iento
y de las razones por Ell mismo ex-
puestas le releva del cargo formu-
lado.
/ Sc ha celebrado la vista, en- ape.
lacion, del proceso contra don Simon
Maeso y su hijo Gerardo por deHto
contra la justicia publica.
Fueron testigos del Fiscal Ell cabo
lnsular Marcelino Sierra ell guardia
Antonio Perez. FL 70 fue quien
denunci6 ell hecho Y expone que
el go de Mario en- la carretera de Ia
Carolina 4 Rio Grande, cerca de Ia
casa de don Simon, iban cuatro ca
rros de bueyes Y habiendo tornado el
nombre de dos de los carreros que
iban sentados sobre los carros al
tratar de que Gerardo garantizara la
certeza Gle los nombres, este Sc opu-
so clio ell la union de su sefior pa
Dire que los pocos momentos LEGO
y quienes q Ia vez sc opusieron fue-
ran arrestados los referidos carrete-
ros sin I'm legitimo fundamento. Ell
abogado de los procesados, senior Fal-
con, presento custro testigos.
Despues de la allegation fiscal
que Sc base en- el articulo I37 del
Codlgo Penal, entra el defensor 4
Ipedlr sc revoque la sentencia de Ia
Corte Municipal de Ia Carolina, cue
impuso a los procesados Ia multa de
$50; y alega despu6s las contradic-
Clones de los policfas estableciendo
el sigulente dilema 81 ell cabo So
lamente quizo rati6car los nombres
dc los carreros con el Sr. Maeso. don
de esta el estorbo para que fueran
procesados, y 81 el guardia los iba
a arrestar, teniendo EN- sus manos los
cuerpcs de los procesados, 4 que ira
tar de ratllcar los nombres?
Ademas alega Ia incompetence
dc la Cortc Municipal dc la Carolina
para conocer de delitos que Ell C6di-
60 senala multa de IS 900 en- el ar
ticulo 137 del C6digo Penal,
Rcctihca-e el senior Fiscal Y afrma
que Ia Corte Municipal tiene compe
tencla para clio, pues conoce de los
" nlsdemeanors " con exclusion de
los felony que son los castigados
unlcamente con pena de muerte o
preside.
I'll seiior Juez razona e1 caso.
Cite las seccioncs 2 Y I3 dc la
ley para i1npedir Ia crueldad con
los anlmales" dc 10 de Mario dc
1924 por las. que Sc ordena que el
.carretero marche frente 4 los bue-
yes sc ordena a los agentes de la
Policfa ell cumplimiento de los pre-
.ceptos de esa ley.
Cita luego el artfculo 81 del Co
dino Penal y examina, SegGn las
pruebas, la succession de los hechos.
Dice que el arresto 8 el nero hcCho
de tomar los polic(as los nombres dc
loSinfractores de la lev, ,es en- atenci6n
la harmonizar los intereses priva-
dos con los intereses dc Ia iusficia.
Cree que los procesados son respon-
sablcs 81 no de un hecho grave, al
men0s de TN estorbo 4 Ia acci6n de IA
jusucia, y teniendo en- cuenta la po-
ca manigtud del acto, condcna i los
proccsadOs 4 la multa de SIS cada
unO.
2. Il. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28
Nota del dia

Nj con MIR. Post, hi con min
gun funcionafio, somos capa
ces de tomaTla nosotros.
Pero es que todos los dfas
averiguamos. sin querer, las ira
veSuras NADIA inocentes por cier-
TO del jefe de la tramoya reden-
torista, Y algunas de elias son
verdaderamente intolerables.
Ahora sc las pasa carteando-
Se, al decir de nuestro CORES
ponsal, no sc sabe con que fun
cionario de Washington. Esto
de que Mr.Post escriba a w as
hington no tendria NADIA de
particular, III nos preocuparia
10 mas minimo, ST no Sc ocu-
para de nosotros, Y en- muy NAL
sentidO por cicrto.
Ell gran Secretario de Puerto
Rico, ahrma que no estamos
preparados para el gobierno
propio Y recomienda la CONT
nuacion del status politico ac-
tual.
tSera que el gran malabarista
pretende insinuarse con esas
epistolas, para yer 81 le llaman
tambi6n a Washington, y darse
81 pisto de informar ante la Co.
mission de aSuntOs InsuIares?
Nosotros cclebrariamos que
tuvieran 6Xito estaS pretensi0-
mes del congregante Y que fue-
TT llamadO 4 informar ante la
Comisi6n mencionada, para que
ALI Sc convencieran de 10 que
noSotros estamOS va compene-
trados, de que es un elemento
perturbador en- el gobierno, y
peligroso en- absolute.
A vcr 81 ALI, frente 4 los Sc
ilores que forman el Comite de
asuntos lnsulares iba a poder.
csc desdichado bur6crata de ex-
portaCi0n, hacer alarde de sus
habilidOSas tretas Y de sus re:
cursOs ilegales Y falaces.
A yer 81 Sc sentia cou ell mis-
mo desparpajo procaz. ante
aqGelI0s Trohombres de Ia me
tr6pOli con el mismo apl0mO Y
sangre fra para preparar sus
iuegOs malabaricos a Ia vista
del pUbliCO, como 10 hace aqui
entire los colonos, abusando de
la impunidad mas escandalosa.
ST nosotros pudi6ramos con
tribuir a que tuera a Washing
ton Mr., Post, pondriamos a la
cOnsecuCi6n dc ese prop0slto
t0dOS nueStrOs eSfucrzos.
De la entrevista que celebra-
ra con los miembros del Comit6
de asuntOs InsuIareS, no Saldria
muy bien parade nuestro insig-
ne redentOriSta.
EilOS. como noSotroS, no DO
drian -por menos que conven-
cerse de que tenian en- su pre-
Sencia TN elemcnto verdadera-
nente perturbador, y que cons
tituiria un serio peligro para
cualquier pueblo ell ponerlo ba-
10 el gobierno de tan funesto
perScnaje, cuyo nombre, como
lndica nuestro corresponsal en-
Washington, va siempre undo
: todas las desgracias que asue-
Ian a la Isla.
ALI encontraria de seguro
nuestro engreido Secretario,
entire los funcionarios del Co
blerno Nacional, quien le ense
nara que estamos preparados
para el gobierno propio, y
!. lien le demostrara con IN
ietnplo formidable que los pri-
1neros hombreS dc la nacion
han lmpuesto una rotunda ne.
Aativa a la mesocracia insolen-
1e que habla de la imprepara
81 n de nuestro pueblo para el
srcicio del gobierno propio.
Cuba tiene igual cultura poll
tica iurfdic y social que nose
II Cuba t.ene, como noso-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28
Mirtobello.
Varias noticias
Paris. Abril de 1906.

FL Red DIS gan6 en- el iiltirno de.
Saflo de pelota sostenido con e1 u. s
Marines Corp por II carreras contra
?. Tambien triunfo en- ell desafio s
nal por el Championato obteniendo el
slguiente por ciento: Red Ds z26
transit Interior 53S y U. S. NJ. Corn
ISy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28

FL envachuelista Sc ha caido
con todo Ell equipo.
Esas caTtas. esas fatales car
tas, 10 inhabilitan completa-
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28

|tros. cuatrocientos af1os de vida
en- plena civilization, convt-
|viendo con Europa en- su admi
rable cultura. Ell ejemplo que
esta dando la joven Rep1blica,
es una elocuente demonstration
de que esta preparada para ejer-
Ger todas las prerrogativas del
|gobierno propio ! soberano.
Y 10 ha demOstrado, ha sabi-
do probar que tiene efectiva :
mente la cultura y la prepa-
racion de gobierno que era liei-
to suponerle. Cuatro cientos
amos de civilization no pasan
Ell vano sobre los pueblos.
Pero hay funcionarios tan in
sensatos que tratan de estable-
Ger una inverosimil, una mad
misible separation entire Cuba
" Pto. Rico, como 81 no tuviera-
mos ell mismo pasado de cultura
" ell mismo grado de civ;liza
cion.
Somos, entiendalo Ell egoismo
y oigalo la perhdia, I'm pueblo
que merece toda suerte de liber-
tades porque ha sabido con-
quistarlas con ejemplos de cor
dura Y de orden. Somos TN
pueblo en- 10 plenitud!de la edad
para el ejercicio del gobierno
propio, Y ST no Sc nos reconoce
ese derecho sera impossible Y
sera in1til que Sc pretenda dis
culpar la usurpaci6n inicua ale
gando una impreparaCi0n que
no existe' porque va hemos pro-
bado por nuestra parte, mien-
tras duro Ell periodic de gobier-
no propio que cortaron brusca :
mente los CanOneS americanOs.
y Cuba 10 esta probando ahora,
por ella Y pOr nOsOtros, que los
pueblos que tienen una esplen-
dida civilization latina, no de-
ben ser ultra jados por ninguna
naci6n por fuerte y poderosa
que sea. suponi6ndoles incapa-
citados para el eJercicic de sus
derechoS. cuando han sido elloS
quienes los han ensenado al
mundo
iQue tiene que responder a
este MIR. Post Ell de las cartas
alevosas, dc que nos habla
nuestro corresponSal en- Was
hington?
tQue razones tiene que opo
ner a nuestras raZones2
IQue ejemplos, a nuestros
ejemplos2
81 es cierto que Sc ha dedica-
do a csc g6nero eplstolar. va
caido en- desprestigio. no vemos
de que manera podra defender
ST. aventurada afrmaci6n, hecha
con el insane prop6sito d. con.
segnir que sc perpetue mas
tempo el inverosimil estado de
COsas reinante.
No nos extrana, nj nos sor-
prende esa conducta de Mr..
Post. Siempre hemos esperado
algo adverse para nosotros de
ese covachuelista que cifra un
van0 prurito Ell t0mar q burla
las mas venerandas aSpiracio-
mes del pals, Y pone en- burlarse
de elias su empeno mas obce-
cado.
81; habra escrito las cartas,
las habrd ideado con diab0lica
complacencia; 1nientras escri-
bia' una sard0nica sonrisa ha-
bra c0ntraido su rOstro, Y un
l1]ero temblor alteraria su pull
so al pensar que pudiera saber-
Sc que 81 trataba de retardar la
hora de la justicia para la iSIa
oIridada.
Habra escrito las cartas, afec-
tando TN 1ntimo conyencimien-
to de la falsedad propalada en-
elias; las habra escrito, pensan-
do en- 10 conservation del suel-
do opulento y de las prebendas
que disfruta, en- Ell palacio Rojo
con luz Y aqua y Ell la irrespon-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28

herencia y de Ia libertad de tessar
Los esposos podrarl ser en- tot7a aso.
clacion civil 8 comercial. asociados
La Iamilia francesa surgirz de esta
obra: Grande y robusta.
Mirtobello.
Paris. Abril de 1906.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28
Informe del Quartet general
DE LA POLICIA INSULAR
Arecibo Mayo 28.

Arecibo Mayo 2S,
Corone1 Hamill: Todo tranquilo.
Desde anoche recorro campo y NADIA
.anormal sucede. Trabajan las Ha-
ciendasen fabricas y campo. Ahora
regrosodel entierro Juan Rosado sin
novedad. Aunque hay solo 1880
peones. Sc trabaja sin parar. Guar
dia Quiiano contintia en- ell mismo
estado.
Capitan Cabrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-28
Barceloneta Mayo, 2S.

Coronel Hamill: Central {" PA
zuela' y "Colonos" contintan traba
jos sin interruption. Huelg9 aqui
terminada por complete.
Cabo Igasavidez.